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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-01-07
PROMISES INTERESTING
MEETING

Members of the Libby Womans
esiuho will held NEST interesting
meeting next Tuesday. Wartime
food will be the subject and there
viii ha III l4tg'- cXh.bit and also q
display Of dehydrated foods. The
subject is very timely and a good
turnout is expect Each person
present will be sked to give a
hint or recipe that they have
found useful II wartime cooking.
Young VIZ n are now BENG
hired by man forest CONT a..i.as as
forest fire fighters to replae.
who have gone to war, especially
in the Pacific Coast area.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-01-07

COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
County Commits oners Mahoney,
alinke and Hoisin IN are in Libby
this week in the Tular monthly
session Of the bo &.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
DUCK CREEKER5
TO HAVE DAIRY
FOOD INSPECTED

Two men with training in Vet
erinarian work, Pvt. Ashton Foerst
and Pvt. James Duncan, arrived in
Juneau yesterday on orders from
the Alaska Defense Command, TO
inaugurate an inspection program
at Duck Creek
Major Stillwell Hathaway, post
surgeon, worked out the project,
which will be conducted jointly
with the Territorial Department OF
Health.
1.-THE joint inspection program OF
all food products of animal origin
will be made according to exactly
the same standards officers of
the Health Department state, land
we want it realized that whichever
representative makes the inspec-
ton, acceptable standards will not
vary for either"
Milk, butter, cheese and eggs, as
we'll as meats, will fall within the
class alton stipulated, it is
pointed out.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
TODD WAT(HMAN
DIES; REMAINS
BROUGHT HERE

The body of Lars Peterson, s.
year-old Waterman at the Todd
Packing Company at Todd, Alaska,
was brought in this morning by
Donald Mines on the boat Elsie.
Peterson, who has been en-
ployed as Waterman and fisherman
by the Todd company for years,
died suddenly of heart attack
last Monday, April 5, at 8:45 am,
while on the job.
Peterson is survived by his wife
and daughter at Olalla, Wash.
where the remains will be shipped
or burial, the Charles w Carter
Mortuary announces.
Born at Budu, Norway, Mr.. Ped
srson came to America many years
ago and had taken out naturaliza-
ion papers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
FOREST SERVICE
ABAND0NS WORK
FOR RECREATION
Destruction by VdnddIs Is
Responsible for
Decision

Unable to keep pace with the de-
struction of recreation facilities in
the Juneau area by vandals, the
Admiralty Division office of the
U. S. Forest Service has announced
that maintenance operations will
be abandoned. The vandals' activi-
ties reached a new peak in the
Juneau area in the last month,
with continuous destruction of all
recreational facilities in. the vicin-
ity, especially those at the Skaters
Cabin, AUX Beach and the Douglas
Ski Trail.
The Admiralty Office issued the
following statement today:
The U. S. Forest Service regrets
to announce it will be unable to
continue maintenance of the rec
reation facilities in the vicinity of
Juneau. During the past few
months the damage done to the
recreational facilities near Juneau
has been SO great that it is i'm
possible for the maintenance to
keep pace, with the damage. In the
past, every effort has been made
by the U. S. Forest Service, with
the assistance of the CCC, to build
and maintain recreational improve
ments for the public's summer and
winter use. These improvements be-
long to each and every citizen. Now
since the work of highest priority
for Forest Service employees con-
Germs the war effort, neither the
personnel nor the time is available
to continue to attempt repairing
damage done by persons who do
not appreciate the recreational ia
cilities provided for them.
I'm the future, every effort will
be made to furnish firewood at the
various recreational areas near
Juneau. However, no benches, tables
or doors cut up for fuel because it
is easier to chop, will be replaced.
Windows, stoves, boats and other
equipment furnished by the Forest
Service, when broken or shot by
rifles or shotguns. will not be re-
paired or replaced
1T should be noted that any
such vandalism is breaking Fed
eral law and the law provides for
serious penalty,
"As stated above, the facilities
provided for the public belong to
it. The lack of responsibility in
assuming its share Of this forces
the Forest Service to take the dras-
tic action mentioned. If the public
continues to destroy the improve
ments, it will have no reereational
facilities to enjoy. Think it over"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09

ARRIVE HERE
FROM WEST

Arrivals here yesterday after
noon from Kodiak were Arnold O.
Anderson, Nick Angeles, Adolph A.
Ave, Joseph O. Balogh, George j.
Bereskin, Malcolm 1. Blanchard, Da-
vid E. Davis, William w. Gahan,
Russell MCGEE, William H. McNitt,
Mike J. Mantese, Caryl j. Martin,
Clarence Mitchell, Vernon E. Nell
son, Leonard A. Ortberg, George
Ouellette, Harold E. Patchen, Vance
w. Phillips, William A. Pikus.
Dan Sandal, Albert c. Schamltz,
Redeem Shangin, Clifford F.. Sheets,
Herbert A. Swanson, John E. Booth
C. M. Conrad, James j. Coughlin,
Paul G. Ellie, Jr., Earl l.. Hanna
bass, Glenn H. Huff, George
Lausche, Jr., John r. Miller, Glen
A. Phillips, Brill c. Sontag, Carl
w. Thomas, Emil Joinette.
Leave for South
Taking passage for the south
were, for Ketchikan,. Walter p.
Neubert; for Sc title, William
Claude Pull, Joseph H. Walkaher,
Melvin o. Mccoy, Glen E. Raybell,
Donald A. Woodlin, Jay Bryant
Baker, Edward ]. Salmon, Alvin
Robert Tredway, Leroy R. CHS
holm, Troy Warren Homer, Leroy
Henry Jensen, William A. Briegel,
Maurice B. Black, Leroy v. Perez,
Earl Joe Flakne, Jessie Earl Lind
sey, ]. j. Schwartzbacker.
Howard Hileman, Paul Evan Fell
kins, John Lee Young, Stanley K.
Jorgensen, Ed o. Busby, Eugene ".
Spaeth, Charles v. Hoist, Paul H.
Mcfarland, John Waugh, Francis
W. Service, Paul L. Wilmorth. Paul
A. Schaeffer, Owen Irvil Lewis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
1O9, 500 POUNDS
SABLE Fish IS SOLD
HERE DURING WEEK

One hundred nine. thousand, five
hundred pounds of sable fish were
brought to Juneau this week and
sold to local fish buyers for 10st
and II cents a pound. Vessels ar
irving were as follows.
April Oceanic, Capt. Ole West
by. $4,000 pounds, sold to the Al
aska Coast Fisheries for 10%
Spencer, Capt. J. R. Elliott, $4,000
pounds, sold to E. E. Engstrom for
lO2, cents; Norland, Capt. Sivert
Anderson, 1900 pounds, sold to
E. E. Engstrom for 1913; Adding
ton. Capt. Olaf Westby $4,000
pounds. sold to Alaska Coast Fish
cries for II cents; Dixon, Capt.
Emil Samuelson, 10000 pounds, sold
TO New England Fish Company for
IL cents
April 7-Louhelen. Capt. A. Hill
Dire, $500 pounds, sold to E. E.
Engstrom for IL cents; Margaret
T., Capt. Pete Hildre, 1O,500 pounds,
sold to Alaska Coast Fisheries for
IL cents.
April 8-Hyperion, capt. Oscar
Oberg, $4,000 pounds. sold to New
England Fish Company for l cents.
April 9-Tundra, Capt. John Mar
stad, $500 pounds, sold to the Ju-
neau Cold Storage Company for IL
cents.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
BAPTIST PASTOR
W. p. GRIFFIN
IS TRANSFERRED

Following the close of the regular
Wednesday evening services of the
Baptist Church, led by W. P. Crit
fin. the pastor and his wife were
honored by a reception given by
members of the congregation in ap-
probation for their services here
Parting gifts including a SUBJ
stantial cash contribution, and
many warm expressions of appre-
citation were extended to the de-
parting pastor and his wife, who
left yesterday to take up work in
Saskatoon, Canada.
Regular services conducted by the
Rev. William Young will continue
at the Baptist Goodwin Center,
it is announced.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
Minstrel Cast Is
Given Party by
Rotarians, AIMS

The cast of the Rotary Club min
trel show and their guests enjoyed
bountiful buffet supper and social
our last night in the Odd Fellows
iall, as guests of appreciative Ro-
,arians and Rotary AIMS.
About 100 guests feasted on the
ariety of salads, turkey ham and
axe provided by the Rotary AIMS
nd served by men of the Rotary.
Following the supper informal
dancing and fun-making we're en-
Joyed. No funds raised by the shows
we're used for the social, which was
ntirely donated by members of the
Rotarians and their wives.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
SERVICE MEN
AND GIRLS OF
ESQ TO DANCE

The Duck Greek band will be on
hand with rhythmic music for the
regular USO dance to be held at
the Parish Hall Saturday night
from 0 10 1890 o'clock.
There will be prize dancing con-
tests for all, and both ESQ girls
and service men are invited to be
present in force The Parish Hall is
adjacent TO st. AIMS Hospital,
newcomers are reminded
In charge OF the evenings re-
freshments is Mrs. Fred Geeslin,
while chaperones are to be provided
BY Mrs. Thomas Parke.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
GOV. GRUENING
LEAVES ON TRIP
TO ARCTIC AREA

Gov. Ernest Gruening left Ju-
neau by plane yesterday for Anch-
orage where he will leave for an
extended trip along the Arctic
Coast to complete the organization
of Alaska Territorial Guard units.
The Governor will be accompan-
led by Major Marvin Marsden who
has been loaned from the U. S.
Army Air Force to help in organi-
rational work for the Alaska Guard.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
TREASURER MOVES
BACK DOWNSTAIRS

Territorial Treasurer Oscar G..
Olson has moved his office back to
the second floor to quarters &C.
cupied before the legislative ses-
sion--rooms 218 and 222, Federal
and Territorial Building.
During the legislative meetings
he occupied quarters in the office
of District Cadastral Engineer
George A. Parks of the Interior De-
partment's Public Survey Office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
ARRESTED IN HAINES

Arrested in Haines by U. S.
Deputy Marshal Louis Rapuzzi,
Frederick Shelton and Hiram Cox
each were sentenced to serve 1863
days in jail and TO pay $500 fines
when tried in U. S. Commissioner
Ole Schombel's Court They were
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and have been taken Il
Skagway TO serve sentences.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09

The islands of the Biemarck ar
chipelago in the South Pacific
were called the New Britain group
before 1884.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09

The Bismarck Sea in the South
Pacific is somewhat larger than
lakes Superior and Michigan COM
bined
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

nnos @robe' (oonr). ltno ser prote:
ita,1tii6e @eI6id)tl6reiber Seq io9t
,,saes; mas lpdter in politiiber, firbs
1i6er uno geiitiger ge5iebung in
Dertiblano geipadien lit, itebt out
benz Sltnoamerte, oas 8ontfatils ge-
|legt fat, 8onifatius, oeiien 8rabs
|it6tte in 5ulba uns beiligerer 9obeu
Iein miiBte, ols bie @rdber ser So
triar6en BEN Siraeliten iparel1 Oenn
er. lit Ser geiltige Gater unieres Sol
fes. 8onifatius fat uns ltno rniern
gnfeln mebr gebro6t, als llns irgenb
einer 11nierer eroBen &aiier 1>nO So
nige gu bringen permobt bat." u0as
@eltgel6icbtlid)e ieiner @irfianlfel;
lieet oarill ooB er Sic, iugenofriidc
angeliaebiiiehe &ultur auf oen1 lint
tpege iiber 9euti6lm1b, oem 6ranfen-
reiGe ais ernellernoes Clement eir-
ltiftete, baB er ouf ienent ltmmege
9eutlhlano ben franfilhen Spite;t;
|enogiiltig einfilgte unO BET al oenl 5ll-
gleid Honl sic anoere, iiiblid]e &l1l=
tur1naebt, ben groben 1nittclertropa
iiben Gei6e auberliG lno innerlih
gang nabe bradte, obne belien gigen
art SIT breden. 60 fat er als grobe~
4usglei1er fiir cine neue aulturein-
beit bie Gpraltsieslngen geIcbaffell"
(Sdubert, 9. 3t2). @ir biirfen rl,,
Zig bebaupten, oaB oie Serbino1,n3
oes Haplttllms nit Sen frdnfti62!t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

8efebrungsnerf, na6 elmer fltraen
8liite, ins Stoden geraten; alle Ser
lube, oas gbriltentltm in Sa6ien 81
oerbreiteu, batten 5l1 feinem grfolg
eefiibrt; in @ultral lien unb Reltltriet,
8. +: int belttigen siio- uno @elt=
oeutIdlano, gliab-9otbringen, gel=
glen unb NorofranfreidI tparen oie
religi0ien 3uitdnoe ed,r5lid 5erfab>
rem: sic GerbillOung NIT Hom unter=
6ro6en, ser alerus 5ubtlos, bas
Wonbtum entartet. als 8onifatius
ltnter BEN Sbtpertltrei6en Ser Srieiell
iein 2eben ausbaubte, tpar oas- aaes
anoers eetporher. Sic oeutfdbe Stride
mar feit gegriinbet, Sic frdnfiibe' er-
l1eltert, 11nb beioen bate bie Gerbin=
.ou1g nit Non1 &raft uno ginbeit ge=
geben.
Die 8ebeutl,ng bes 8onifati1s fiir
ous beutige 8ra1freif fat Ser fran=
3oitl6e S6riititeaer slmi .bu glerge
in einigen fernigen Sdben treffeno
5gei1iloert: u9ie 12 slpoitel unb Ser
bl. Baulus ausgenommer, fennen tpir
in Ser eeiamten airdengeidi6te feline
apnitolil6e @eltalt, bie iib nit oent
IF. gonifatius perglei6en lieBe, nidt
cinmal Der. fl. Sran5isfus 9anerirs.
Gr par nift MIR ein slpoitel, lonSerll
alteb Elm S6opfer unb grneuerer.
Wus tpare, aus ser Stride in belt
norbli6en 8ropin5en 9eutIblanos ge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

.iporoen obne gonifatius2 9tah 10
.8ei6lebtern bon futboliiben aonls
gen paren oie Sranfen INN oie @en-
DE oes 8. sSabrbunoerts in Ser 9fiicf,
febr 5ltnr Seioentum begriffen, obne
pie farolineiihe ytenaiiiance uare if.
men pieaeibt nur cine ferne Crime.
rl1i,g au bas gnangelium gebliebet.
Mls Oieiem 8rllnoe iollte gonifatiltS
ulrs ebenlo teuer fem pie ben oeut-
'iben &atbolifen."
Hiht nlinoer bebeuteno, tpenn ol,h
ipelliger beadtet, lit bus @irfen ocS
fl. 8onifatil1s fir Sic oel1tihe ga.
tiol1 9etpeien. ,Snoem er oie perihie,
benen, chamber feinolid) gegenitber-
itebenOen bel,ti6en >StGlnme iiir cine
eilligenbe, eroBe Soee, fir Sen fatbo
liiden 8lauben getpan1r, legte er oueb
ls )en 8rmo fir 9elttlhlanos Ginbc;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Sic 8efebrnng her nenti6fn 9dnoer
3unt GbritlentMal
8eid)idtlid)e 8eoentnns hes
FL. Rpnifatt1ts u. r

~ linn bie 8ebeutung bes fl. gani,
fatins fiir oie @elteeld)idte rtdtie
ei1iauidase,t, miifen mir oen @rtrag
ieines Sebenswerfes no6 einrnal raid
iiberbliden.
Oils 9unifati,ts feline 8irffu,ufeit
begann, mar 8aDern gr6bteltteils
ebriltli6, aber obue firdlibe Sronung
0fitteloeutiblano mar mod fait gatts
betbniid, bas borbunbene Gbriitent,tm
pertpiloert uno init nollieer: Gernib>
tl1ng beOrobt; IN Srieslano mar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
i6i6tliben 8roBe.

16l6tl1del1 0rpBe.
@ie fo1lnte uifotil,s 10 @epalti,
ges in 10 fl1r5er 3eit 5l1ltanoe britt
gen? 8or allem oiirfe1 mir niht Der:
gehen, baB onOere bor ibm oasIelbe
Selo bearbeitet botten - uno nibt
1trnionit. .8is bel.te lebt ibr Mnoer-
fen in 5ablreiben Gir6en lno &l0-
ftern fort. Sooann fano er einen fe-
item &iidbalt an ben nlabtig allfltrez
benoen. 5ranfenreid). Sbne oen
S6us Ser SranfenberriGer batte er,
mie er ielblt geltebt, iueoer sic @rellel
bes @obenoienites betalnpfen nod iei-
ne Mitarbeiter Dor @etpalttatigfeiten
i6irn1en f0nnel1. sl6er mod tpid)tiget
mar feline &erbinb11ng NIT 9tont. Sbs
ne Die lll1teritiibung bes SberbauptcS
Ser gbriltenbeit ipare peber Aie SrO-
nung Ser firdlid)er Gerbdlttlilie in
ben befebrteat 2anoern no6 Oie Gr-
neuerltng OeS fircblt6en 2ebens I'M
Sranfenlanoe mogli6 setpeien. Go;:l
slpoitolii6en Stubl erbielt er Sen-
oung uno Nuitrag fir Oie 8ertiil:=
bigung oes goaneelil1nls, BORT lltbta
uno fono er Sroit in SriibIal, 9e-
lebrung i1l 3lpeifeln, Nufmltnterl.ns
in 3eiten Ser geiebergei6lagenbeit.
Die trel1e anbdnglidfeit at ben Sapit
nar oie Seele ieines slpoitolates, Die
Hidtidnur ieiner geiamten Satigfeit.
(6ortiebung auf Seite 12).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

SerriGern, oie balo erfolgte, unb ba5
Ole grri6tlutg bes briltlid).germani-
iden &ailertuns on oer S6melle bes
.neuen Sabrbunoerts nibt moelid) ge,
meien ndre obne 9onifatius. gu al.
len 3eiten bat man i'm oarum nit
poaem Ge6t oen slpoltel ser 9eut.
.iden genannt. Soridt lit es, mean
mm proteitantiiterleits beflogt, baB
8onifatiits oie oeuti6en &atbolifen
unter Sic errid)aft oes Eapites ge@
brabt babe. 2as gon5e 9fieIenperf
oes IF. 8onifatius mdre ipertlos ges
tpeien obne Sic Ginbeit nit oeln Ntit+
telpllnfte ser fatboliiGen &irhe -
Sic gritrebltng oieier Ginbeit >par ib1r
ettpas Selbltperlt lt1nolihes, lie mar
ibm 3iel unO &rnne elmer lmernliios
Iiden 2ebensarbeit. Gcrooe oieies
Streben bob i'm entpor sur lueltges
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
(SaluR1

SItefeH. Ste VefupluJte Yul uItS ule
Natten Der beloenrniitiget @lalbens-
boten aufbetpabrt, bie ibn auf oieier
lesten 6abrt begleiteten, Inn nit ibm
Die Balne oes Martprertunrs au ers
laneen. l1ntpeit Ser beutigen Stabt
9offrn inaren ibre 3elte auf freiem
Selbe aufgeldlaeen. 8onifatius batte
mieoer reide Seelenernte gebalten 1no
Die Neugetauften ouf oen 5. Suni,
ben 0eittiuod oer 8fineittpo6e, no6
Goffum beltellt, um ibnen bic fl. Sir
mung 81 ipenoen.
ltnteroeilen batten sic SeiOen, sic
nit. perbaltener @ut allgei6out bot
ten tpie oas Gbriltentum iib INNER
mebr altsbreitete, oent gr5bildof uno
feinen @efabrten ben SOD geihnorer.
Sic trafen lire 8orfebrilnge1t 10 beirn=
lid ntlo geldidt, Dab uidts -ibren per~
rltdytell Nan berriet. Ser Morgert oeS
5. sunni bra6 an. ginen Sell ser
9ead)t batte 8onifatius i'm 8ebet 5uge.
bradt uno Die aufgebenoe Some fano
ibn. inlner nod betra6teno iiber Elm
gu6 gebeugt. 90 miro es ploBlid
laut i'm 3eltlager. Cine &otte beios
niid)er 5rieien lit unter @ltteebel,l
nit gei6mungenen Woropaffen einz
georungen. Die 8egleiter hes bl.. 8o=
nifatilts tpollten iid perteibigen, er7
unterlugte esF ibnen lllro nabnte tie gu
itanobafter @rouloung oes Sooes. CT
nes ser eriten Spfer Der Woroer mar
Der III. 8onifatilts ielblt. Stebeno
uno beteno, ipie Elm slugen5erge berieb-
tet, empfine er oen 5obesitrei6, NAB.
reno CT oas 8ndl oas er in ser @ano
bielt, idiitello auf iein Sallpt legte.
9as Sftpert oes Moroers ipaltete
bas Saupt bes MGrtprers. 8as 8u0
miro nod in ser 2anoesbibliotbef gu
Suloa aufbemabrt.
.0as blutiee 8erf mar balb noa-
enbet. @fit 8onifattirs fanOen 50 @e-
fGbrten ben Sob. 9ie Morber ober
itiir5ten iid, anf Die 3eIte uno fblepp-
ten oie &iiten, oie ltd) BORT fanbeu,
binlanter at oen Sdiffen. Sie ipdbn=
ten @olo uno 5ilber 6arin - lie
fanben nur 8iiber. g11tta11l6t tparfea
iie Oie 8iiber auf oie Seller uno 1T
Sic Giimpfe. 4lle iollrben ieoo6 fpds
ter pieoer gefnnoen uno gum Sell
nad Sllloa gebraht, mo iie iebt nod
als foitbare &leinebe aufbetpabrt tper=
oen. Die Moroer entgingen oer ner-
bie,rten 5trafe nidt. Nuf oie Nab=
ri6t BON Der 8luttat 1an1n1elten bie
Gbriiten Elm Seer, fielen IN oie beionie
iden 2anbltrid)e eiir, 11a6ten alle, bic
8ioeritanbl leiiteten. nieber, 11no nab=
men oie iibrigen eefangen. 49,
Die Monhe bon 9offltn1 ian1mel=
ten Sic l1eberre1te Der bl Mdrtprer
uno bra6ten iie nad) lttrebt, 1tm ite
BORT 5u beffatten 2ul aber bate TO-
fort cine 5ablreibe @eIanotibaft nab
lltrebt geidtdt, 11m BEN 2eibnan1 oes
H. 8onifatius ab5ubolen. 2ul trug
Gorge, oab er, trob oes 8ioeritanoes
ser Wain5er, in 5ulba beigeiebt tpur@
be, tpie Ser &eiliee es getpiinibt bate
SIM Sit6or Ger Gloiterfirbe, por oen
5od]altar, oen er ielbit beln grlofer
gelpeibt bate, fanb ser s4poitel Ser
9elttIcben feline leste 8ubeitatte.
Der 5. SSsitni 754 tnar Der ShluBs
punft elmer fait 40iabrigen raitlolien
Evening star., 1943-09-26

one way, and ditto there and back. And does
the train have diner and does it observe meat
less Tuesday, if she travels on that day?
Evening star., 1943-09-26

War their business and they oren picking These
Mornes members of long oreroft boe
Rendovo sond ond they using the pom pole for the
communications wire they strneng Their boey credited
with knocking down IL Jop bombers Rendovo.
US Army Signal Corps Marine Corps Photos
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Two defense workers waiting for the
train back home after Saturday night
and Sunday in the big city. The boy
on the left is describing the floor show
at the Yana Yana Club. After which
his friend will tell the plot of For
Whom the Bell Tolls"
Evening star., 1943-09-26

War is his business and he's
right in the middle Of it. When
U. 5. Army Pvt. Lloyd CuIuck
poused in the Jungle Of New
Georgia Island to cot his con
OF B rotions. using the top Of
the con os his spoon. he hadn't
had q chance TO bothe or shove
in twelve days.
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met marr. 9ie 8erlei11ng oer Sabres>
boti6aft oes Brdi itoenten IS. s. Sie-
fen un0 oes sSabresberi6ts oes 9iref-
tors Der 3entralitelle, S. g. &enfel,
erfolgten am Sonntagabeno, tpdbreno
Montag un6 Dienstag bauptia6li6
oen @eiddftsiisungen getpiomet tpur.
oen. Am gr0ffnungstaa Samstag,
81. Musuit, fan6en Die @refutibiibun=
gen beioer 8erbdnbe lnb eine flr5e
Yilgerfabrt 5l1 Mbrabam 2incolns
,@rl1ft ltatt.
Die &onpention oes Srauenbunbes
j9loB li6 iener 6es gentral-Gereins
eng an. Webrere Sisungen maren fir
beioe 8erbGnoe gemeinlan. Inter oen
Observation-Disclosures fir bie Srau-
en- befano iid) cine @eburtengiloefon=
ferer5 am Wontagna9mittag.
Sn elmer &elolution bes Srauen=
bunDes ni1nnt oieIe Organiiation
Sellung 5u BEN INNER i6limmer mer=
benoen Srauenmooen. ,Sport= uno
Spielan5iige Ser Srauen iino i6am=
los fur5 uno oie 90de iteben idon
lanse ni6t mebr inn ginflang nit oen
gep0bnli6en Hegeln oes, Mnitanbes
uno Der 8ei6eioenbeit'', beiBt es in
ser geiolution. Ser 8ormano, es iei
patriotiib, auf oieie 8eiie Material
au iparen, tpuroe als cine rebt faoen-
ideiniga 8ebauptung be5ei6net, oie
nur bon berborbenen @eniitern font
men tonne, Die ben moraliiben 3u-
iammenbru9 oes Bottles berbeifiib-
rem.
|, gs tpurbe BEN Mitglieoern oes
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gntidaoigungsleiitunge eeidlagener
Nationen ooer cine internationale go
li5eitruppe ,,lanser als no menoig".
u5o5ialismus unb &ommunismus
bieten feline abbilfe', iagte er. uGie
ein5ig nirfiame abbilfe fir oen iooia-
len 8irrmarr unierer 3eiten lit Der
@ei1t oes GbriItentums."
@eiitige abriiitung our6 Serito-
rung bon Sab uno 2iisen, iaete er,
tpiiroen ,,enogiiltiee BlGne fir fort
i6rittlide militariihe slbriiituns fol-
gen. 8enn oieie 3iele nibt erreiht
miiroen fiiete er bin3u, Damn lpiirOe
,,oer fnfiitige Srieoen beltimmt eefdbr-
BET iein".
Bernard 6. 2us bonn 3entralbiiro
Der gereinisuns ipra6 iiber u9ie
Gentral-8ereins 8oti6aft felt 1885,.
Montagabeno, Ben 20. @ugult, fano
oie 5lpeite offentlide geriammlung
itatt, Die Den Sugenoproblemen getpib-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

8erein unb Srauenbunb itno unieres
8iiiens Die eriten 2aienperbdnoe i'm
2ano, Die iid in ben 9ienit Der BON
Der Srieoensfommiiiion Der Sierardie
perfolgten Iufgabe geitellt baben.
6ormen NIT einem Wanoat fir oas
8erf Der &atboliiden gttion betraut,
balten iib gentral-Serein uno 5raus
enbunb au6 in bieiem Dofument oer
Bolitif unb insbeionoere Der Barteis
poIitif fern. Sic beldranten iid) auf
Die Brinsipien, Sic oem Srieoen uno
ser fommenben Sronung 5ugrunoe
geleet tperoen miilIen. 0as 0ofument,
oas bereits audi in ser meltlihen
8relie grobe 9eabtung eefunoen bat,
fann geraoe5u ais @egueiier our6
sic 8irren 1lnierer Gage Oieneu uno
miro, tpenn es 0urb unabldlllge slr.
belt gum @emeingut bon Weiutonen
&atbolifen miro, nidt menig beitra'
gen CUR &l6rung ser offentliden Wei'