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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05
FOR SALE
ROYALTIES

VIII sell one per cent Il 90( landowners roYoltY
on 3,240 acres. mostly on the West Slope Of Kelvin
SunbuTst field where interest now centers because
OF Ccuter Oil ComponY-Northern Ordnance Corpora
ton drilling.
Most of this ldnd is under lease to Carter Oil com
pony which would like to lease the balance. Carter
hos guaranteed three well locations on OF near these
ldnds Owner hopes TO get other operators interested
in drilling on portions now unleosed
This royalty will not be divided but will be sold
to one person or one group of persons who mdY
orgonize their own syndicate. This offers q fine
spread to ON investor who vents to follow the West
Slope development.
Write
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05

Q SEMNEA 2s-35-5W
spudded 4-2O-42. Colorado shale,
$50; 10-ineh eemented at sos;
drilling, 1915.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05

G NWA SWA l0-S5-6W
spudded 5-l2-4s. Colorado shale, 5s7;
lO-ineh at 617. Drilling $3.50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05
SANTA RTTA-HARDY NO. g.
G SWA NWA 27-35-6w
SANTA RITA-JoRDAN No. z

c SWA NEA 1S-32-5W
spudded 5-5-43; Colorado shale, 452;
1O-inch at 500. Drilling 2647; water
26OO-2635; 8-ineh pipe at 2647.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
Think a Minute, Solder!

minute sodierl you lately you said?
 This isn't matter of either You have been somewhat graphic descriptions of her moteyou have blasted for oandoand did probably taken your medicine manfully.
 But of thinking be important And that sometimes something shouldn't something shouldn't something that not yourself trouble, BUT MAY ENDANGER ALL THE REST OF US you'd better self #
 We all tend make mistakes but kind mistake MUST make We safeguard information NOT drop hints facts they be peced together to be told secretly to the Germans and the Japs.
 You probably don't realize what information casual
 gathered from chance remarks only takes lot of patience and then careful sitting of data to fit material together It's like puzzle mixed with lot of blank trained puzzles construct pretty pcureor vicious one he has good percentage the his picture with ese let the be tmes and the final result beautiful plan of installation, troop movement flight.
 It's not that thinks around for facts to sell to Hitler Not at a But plenty damage sheer caresness So think minute Be SURE haven't said anything to ANYONE
 Better yet don't risk having said anything wouldn't remember It's not only neck that's sed ndis erect It's the necks of all the fellows Road.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
CHAIRBORNE
 CHATTER
By PFC. SANDY CHALFIN

Honest fellers, this is how it hap pened. He just walked over and said, "As of now, you are ordered to write a column for the Bradley Field BEAM The deadline is to- night at six o'clock" What would you have told him ?. . We'll, l didn't. I just mumbled something like, "Who, me, sir ?"-and he was gone, and here's the column.
 
 Puleeze, send in some stuff through the message center-any- thing; gossip (don't tell too much) l-stories (not over twenty words -jingles poems, or what have you. Your stuff will be printed, and you'll get credit for your efforts.
 Cpl. Angelo Gallette Hq. Co.,, is leaving for the Air Cadets. We wonder why he stayed so long. He reports that the nearest he ever came to flying was when he fell out of an upper bunk with an Air Mail stamp in his hand. Good luck, Cor poral. Knock lem down for us!
 Sgt. Cole is puzzled. He knows he has to wade through all sorts of special orders, T/O's, furlough re- quests and supply lists, but he can't quite see why he has to read bulle- tins entitled, Procedures for
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
Library

Hours: Mon.-Sat. 500 A. M.- 1O:OO P. M.
 Sunday-1:0O P. M. to P. M. and 6P. M. to 10 P. M. .@@
 Joe Private says: "Humor has it's place, but a fellow wants to get ahead in this mans army! Can you suggest something that will help?"
 We sure can Joe! That's what we're here for! #
 Did you know that we can fur nish you with the catalog of the Army Institute which lists courses you as an enlisted man can take? Then too, we can supply you with background books for almost any course you choose?
 Have you read "How to get along in the Army" by Old Sarge, a helpful and interesting book? Later on, when you are ready we'll give you "So You're Going to O. c. S." by Vorhees, Goldenring and Suarez. This book is crammed to the covers with valuable informa- tion for the o. c. s. prospect. We won't forget you when you get your commission either, for then you'll wan to study "The Second Lieutenant's Handbook" by Lieu tenant John R. Graf and the "Of- ficer's Guide" published by the Military Service Publishing Com pany as well as "The Officers Manual" by Colonel James A. Moss.
 Magazine articles offer an ex- cellers source for up-todate inifor- nation on military subjects and the Base & Technical Library sub scribes to over one hundred of these. Daily newspapers will keep you posted on current events.
 Come ahead, Joe, we'll help you any day from 500 A. M. to 1O:0O P. M., Sundays, 1:OO-5:00; 6:00- 1O:O0 P. M.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16

Strengthening the Abdominal Mus cles of WACs."
 All this reminds me of the sign on the latrine wall, The rumors that come out of this place are not necessarily the opinions of the la rine orderly"-OK! OK! so it was swiped from the Army-Navy Jour- nal. But even Shakespeare borrow ed his plots from a guy named Ba- con. (Ed note: That's a rumor, tool.
 Those in the outfit who haven't fired the MI rifle for record must get out and get down. And those who have not had Engineer Basic Training are getting hp-hupped by Sgt. Schultz-among others. The Sgt. can't see why the boys lose in terest in Basic Training just be- cause they've had it seven times before. There's Air Corps Basic, In ldIltIy DdSlC, L1lS 1IICCI Ddo1N, OcoAN Basic and Pre-"O" day Basic. But cheer up, boys, soon all that will be left behind. Then we'll get Ad- vanced Basic. i. Il can't wait.
 Last Thursdays hike made an impression on our backs. There were four main reasons why a few of the boys dropped out. They were in the order listed: sore feet, sore feet, sore feet and sore feet. Shorty Overall, who weighs about two pounds less than the pack he car ried, was the chief morale builder. The 180 pounders just figured, "How can I drop out if he keeps hiking?" So they shifted their weight from the big blister to the little one and kept plodding. Alta Boy, Overall!
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
By The Latrine Boomer

Now that freezing weather has definitely closed the softball season, Finance men are beginning to think seriously of getting basketball team together. After winning the Base Softball Championship, and topping it off by a 12-1 trouncing of the officers, we have an idea everyone will be out to see that we don't do the same in basket ball. What looked like a good team has been hard hit by transfers. Four of last years regulars, Dim ick, Bednash, Shea, and Griffin have definitely hit the road for other parts and with Barnes and Van Buskirk attending Finance School at Wake Forest College, things look a little dark. However, we still believe good team can: be put on the floor, built around. c. c. "Hoot" Unrue and Max Ward, and we're out to keep up the usual good record established by Finance. Incidentally, where was that ath: letic band during softball season?
 With the days slipping by and the first of November getting closer, the furrows in Dick Whites brow are growing deeper and deeper. How does it feel, Dick, having a girl waiting at the church and not knowing for sure whether you can make it yourself? We imagine it would be really horri ble if it weren't for having Jim Kiely around to ease your mind about the whole thing. But we're sure you'll be able to make it.
 Most of the people around the Base will doubtless be surprised to walk into the Finance Office and see the change that has come over the place. M/Sgt. Lotti, along with S/Sgt. Shea, has been transferred, and W/O Sadlon is now holding down the Chief Clerks job.
 Few people know the Finance Barracks as such. Too often, par ticularly during inspections, we're included with the Guard Squadron. But to anyone from Skunk Hollow or beyond, it's that last barracks before that long cold stretch down the road, where you slept that night after the party. But we don't mind the only requirement. is that you make the bed in the morning. Many an absentee has been report ed in at bed check because he couldn't make it all the way.
 We see by the first issue of the BEAM" that the girls on the oth- CT side of the road don't like the sound of the cannon at O545. Take it from us, gals, we don't like it either; that is, all of us except Frank Dabecco, who could sleep in
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
FINANCE FLASHES
a jeep crossing a plowed field.

a jeep crossing a plowed field.
 By the time this is published, the World Series will be over and the office should have returned to routine. It's funny how there are so many more people lose than win in those pools. To add to the woes, we understand quite a few were hard hit by the results of the Michigan-Notre Dame affar.
 If anyone would like to buy a War Savings Bond, just drop in and ask for S/Sgt. Purdis. He real ]y likes to sell them, and will give eager, cheerful service. After the last Bond Drive, we found him sit ting in the corner one morning, mumbling something about patrio- tic people.
 In closing, there's just one.ques- tion we'd all like to have answer ed-How do we get from the bar racks to the mess hall without crossing a seeded area?
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
HIKES

I have no patience With "C" rations. A full field pack Pains my back. * A nine pound rifle Is no trifle.
 And ten minute breaks Don't soothe my aches. I can't relax -~ On bivouacs. ..-.. But boy! Can I go On a furlough!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
Nmd bic 3ieenner >ueroem pon ben
9tast amsgerDttet

Den 3igeunern in europa ion nun
cud auf @runo Der Halientbeorie oas
grilten5re6t beitritten lnO SaulenOc
uno 9bertauIenoe ausgerottet meroen,
beri6tet Ser 2onooner ,,gbenins
Star".
9as 8latt bebal1ptet, oaB $4,000
3igeuner - sic geiantte 3igernerbe-
polferung Serbiens uno 8osniens -
:, ,,liquioiert" iino uno baB 262,50O 81.
geuner aus &unanien in Sii0polen
fon5entriert itno, Inn BORT ser Ser
ni6tung iiberliefert 5u peroen.
Sn 8elgrab gibt es, eemdB bent
@eri6t zines iugoilapil6en gbirur-
gen, Ser aus ieinem Seimatlan0 emf
fonl Elm beionoeres Sinri6tungsbaus
fir 3igeuner - neben oenen fir Ger
be ,no Suoen.
9ie 3igeuner Der Si6odoilotpafel
iino in einem Straflager 5uiammenge-
pfer6t iporSen, pdbreno ungarn ein
@eieb eegen feline 100000 3igauner
borbereitet.
Cine oeuti6e 3eitung 10 tpirO BE-
ri6tet, madte ben 8ori6lag oab oie
Sen &rieg iiberlebenoen 3igeuner in
SSSnoien angeiieoelt perbe iolen, ulos
balo oieies 2ano bon Oeuti6lano er'
obert iIt'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21

1882 miro aud Der 9ampf befdrie'
ben, ser eegentpdrtig ourh Die Beli
toiitet, unb Der gum 3tped babe, ben
Seilisiten 0amen Seiu aus Der gan'
5en @elt au perbannen. gs tpiro III
oielem Dotument porausgeiaet, baB
grobe l1ebel Die gan5e 8elt uno aae
8olfer treffen tperoen. $50 groBe
8eroerblibfeit miro in alien @eieu'
idaftstlaiien berriden, uno 10 piele
S6amloiiefeiten tperoen besansen
meroen, bab mein emiger gater -
menn ni6t @enugtlung auf oielen
8armber5iefeitsappea bin erfolst -
eeapunsen iein miro, gan5e 8olter'
idaften 5u pernibten. uno 6u iolhem
@raoe miro bie 8eroerbtbeit antpad-
len, oaB ite nidt bapor 5urildldreden
miro, fleine &inber, Die meinem Ser'
5en 10 lieb iino, 5u ifanoaliiieren uno
su peroerben. Ni6t MIR in Spanien.
ionoern in Der ean5e 8elt, tperoen
oie Siin0en reif iein, >penn oiele
S6riften outage fon1men; nno 1pas
MIDI am meiiten berlebt, 1T, oab See
len, Die mir eetpeibt iino, MIDI be-
leioigen, bereeiien uno peradten mer'
oen." u0ie Manner beleioigen
midi tief bur6 ibren gegenieittgen
Maneel an 2iebe", laet Gbriitlls III
oielem 9ofl1ment. u0ie Hei6en nit
5en Sic Mrlnen aus, sic Irmen rebel
lieren gegen oie &eiGen. Das 1T ni9i
meine 2ebre. S6 iebne MIDI nod
Srieoen, ginieteit lu,o GROCER eegen-
Ieitiger 2iebe."
GaB NIT oieien iatanii6en Gbriiten'
rerfolgern Die &ommunilten 1tno Sea-
al gen1eint linb, lnterliegt feinem
3ueifel. g8os oieIe Satansfne6te in
9fnBlono, Spanien, Merifo nno nit
unerborter @rauiamfeit gegenpartIg
in Seutl6lano an ser &ir6e @ottes
uno ibren 9ienern periiben, beablid'
tigen 1ie auf oie gan5e @roe aus5u~
rebnen. @ir brau6en oie Mnfunft oes
snti6riiten ni6t mebr 5u ertparten,
sic unti6riitli6en @erfolgungen iino
iiber oie gSelt bereingebroden. Dab
sic Stride Gbrilti ald oieie idpere1
Gerfolgungen itegreid iiberiteben
miro, oof fiir baben mir bie Gerbei-
Eung oes Stifters Der &ir6e: u0te
Yforten Ser S0Qe meroen tie ni6t
iibertpGltifen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
Dis Baiienfrennb

mails an Dle1e Srte 3urllf.. Wenr man
sic 3immernanbe uno Die 3immer-
beden NIT &alf peiBt uno benz 2ait
Dor oem @ebraud ettpas Ilaun 5us
ipst, 10 balten iid Die Sliegen eben-
fans nibt in ben 3immern auf. 9a-
BEL fann Die Mnipenbung bes Ilauns
in oieien Sallen Meniden unb Saus.
tieren nidt i'm geringiten ibaoen.
Sir bas bette 8an5enalsrottung-
mittel bGlt cine 2eierin bas @aiolin,
Mit einem 8iniel beitreidt man bamit
Die &isen uno be'pribt bie 5tellen,
sic man nit DEM Yiniel nidt errei'
diem fann. 9ieies Mittel bat Sen Sore
tell, oaB es feline Sleden binterloBt
uno Der @eru6 i6neu berfliegt. 9snr
muB man NIT Streidb0l5ern uno
Seuer porlidtis iein, oa @aiolin lei6t
entsiinbbar lit.
Gin anoeres Elm fa6es Mittel iii,
Die Saustemperatur fir ca. SO Stln.
SEN auf 26-28 @rab Sabrenbett
beruntergeben 81 laiien; oie 8an5en
f0nnen oiele &dlte nibt pertragen uno
legnen bas 3eitlide, bie gelegten gier
eingei6loilen. Sour muB man aufpal-
fen, oaB man i'm @uiieripitem feinen
5roltlbaoen ollr6 Hobrbrl6 1&lm. er=
leibet.
Sat man i'm Saule feiue teueren
Wetallgegenltanoe, mie Sampen, Sur'
bel6l0ge 11ip., fam man cine S6pc-
felfer3e (Sulpbur canole) pro 3ln'.
mer nit groBem grfolge gegen 8an-
aen be11ueen. Oiele Serge miro in et=
men Seller geItelt, Ser Elm tpenig @al'
ier entbGlt, lpel6es bie 6lanme per>
loi6t, nabbem Die Serge beinabe aus
gebrannt lit. Neutrality-suspicious. peran
bern ibre Sarbe unter SbnefelOanlpf;
oieles fann bur6 8eltreiden nit 8a-
lelin Dor Sem @osangriff perbiite.
meroen.
-M. g., g. S. -
Ser eroBe, ol1ieitige 9tuben Ser
Sol5foble (gbar GooD lit ni6t GENT:
geno befonnt. 8ei iaurem Wagen gibt
es fem beneres 0eittel ols bas Grin
fen zines @loles @oiier, Dem man
einen 20ffel pou fein 5erriebener
&ol5toble beigefiigt bat. 5leiicb, ooS
ni6t mebr gan5 frii6, ober no6 I'M
peroorben lit, fam man ourf 9ol5=
foblenpulper tpieoer frilb l1no ibmod-
boit MAIDEN. Son iibelriehenben @e
genltQnoen fann man ben unange-
nebmen @erud our6 slnfltreuen bon
Sol5foblenitaub entfernen. @n 8rono=
lpllnoen 11in1mt Sol5foblepulper iofort
sen S6mer5 rno bringt our6 fortge:
ieste 4uflegung cine idnele Seill1ng
terbei. Mu6 5ur &larlrng bon triiben
@ein miro Sol5foble gebrol1tbt, in
ren man Elm Siidcben nit Sol5foblc
in bas @einfaB bineinbdngt. Gin bret,
tes @efaB NIT Sol5foble 1ollte in le=
Ser &ranfenltube lteben, Inn Die Snft
5l1 reinigen. Sriibes uno iibeli6mefs
fe1oes 8aner laBt ii6 trinfbar mo:
hen olr6 8eimii6ung bon Spl5foble.
- 6. g., q. S.
9ie BON ser Sbpelter Waria 9fa=
fpls, 100 Sabre Dor oem ipanil6en
&epolutionsfriege - Sbm. Gafols
lebte bon 1871 biz 1858 - nieoer-
geibriebenen uno in Spanien mab=
reno oes observation-disclosures aufgefun~
oenen Offenborungen oes Sl'lte1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21

0na0e 0eS Sfad1eS angemteleH. Sager
fonlnt es, baB i'm fommrniitiidea
Muiteritaat Ser ruiiiiden Sopiet'
union einiee 1penige alles beiisen uno
Millionen Staatsbiirger ieoes Sabr
perbungern. 9as iblimmite l1ebel oes
&ommunismus aber liegt barin, oab
oerielbe iesli6e &elision bannt uno
perfolgt, oie 5amilie 5eritort uno bas
8olt iegli6er Sreibeiten beral1bt. Ser
&ommunismus min iein repolutiona'
res 8anner auf ben Sriimmern bon
Sbron uno slltar aufpflan5en.
9ie fatbolii6e STRIDE NOR oie er'
ite, pelde BEN tpabren, edten uno
briltli9en &ommunismus Der 8elt
perfiinoet bat. Sic bat ourd ibre
2ebre bon Der 8elensgleibbeit auer
Meni6en ni6t nur oie Sflaperei gum
sroben Sell abseidafft ooer bod an,
nabli9 gemiloert, ionoern au6 oas
engber5ige &aitenpeien, Die ,i6roffea
4laiiengegeniate ausgegliben. 0urd)
iEre 2ebre bon Der @iiroe Oes Wten-
lden bot lie Die menidlide Serion-
li9teit, Die i'm Seibentum miBfannt
loar, inn pripaten uno 0ffe11tliben 2e-
ben 5ur @eltung gebrabt. Sic legte
alien Meni6en Die Efli6t niibliber
slrbeit auf. Sic NOR oer madtiglte
Sort bes 6rieoens, beionoers burd)
Ben bon ibr berfiinoeten .@ottesfrle'
oen''. sic betonte ben gottli6en llr.
lprung Der Staatsgetpalt uno ltelIte
oaour6 Die gan5e 5taatslebre aui
cine neue @runblage. Sic lebrte, oaB
Der gigentiimer MIR ein bon @ott
beltellter gerpalter lit, Der feline @ii-
ter al16 gum @oble Der @eieal6aft
belonoers Der notleibenOen Witmen,
i6en gebrau6en iou. Sic rebabilitier=
te oie in tiefer @eradtr1ng uno &nedt-
lbaft i'm Seibentum l61nabtenbe
Srau 1no erbob lie our Sreunoin uno
G5efGbrtin oes Mannes. sic bot oe,,
internatioalen 8erfebr Ser @olfer ge
boben uno oie slrt uno @eiie Ser
&riegsfiibrung in bumanere 8abnen
gelenft. Inter einem d)riltliben
&ommunismus piiroen alle Golfel
in sSrieoen uno @oblfobrt 1eben.
- Wrs. 9. 49,, ga. -
@enn gegenpartig megen Wangel
an getpiiien Stoffen Oie Seife ibre
Heinigugsfraft etlpas perloren bat, lr
fonnen Sic Our6 ein einfabes l1no
biuiges Serfabren Sbre 8ai6e ihnet=
fer uno reiner pal6en, tpenn Sic ct
luas Serpentin Dem @al6naner bel
fiigen. Sir cine getp0bnli6e Samilielt=
lpdi6e geniigt elm Seel0ffel bon Ser
pentin. 9as ipart ni6t MIR Sooa.
lonoern aud Sei51nateriol, oa oie
8ai6e peniger lang 5llm &obc1
braubt. Inn beriengte 8al6e 81 ret
ten, bereite man aus gut anoertbalt
lln5en gblorfalf uno Is lln5en BET
bem 8aiier cine 2oiung Nodoem
oieie ii9 geflart bat, tau6t man in
oielelbe einen @attebaui6 ooer Elm
fleines 2dpp6en uno beltreidt bamit
Ianft bie beriengten Seile ser @di6e.
Sat man perlengte geitGrfte @di6e,
5. g. Sberbemoen, &ragen, Mani6et=
ten, muB Dor Ser 8ebanolrng Der
@Gl6e nit Ser Gblorfalfloiung Die
Stdrfe mittelit beiben 8aiiers beiei-
tigt tperoen. Sobalo bic beriengtc
Stelle beri6minbet, unb bie @ai6a
,,fnSo, t,,oif, t,,irS f,,nfch+ ,,1o,, n, Il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
Mitttuod, ben 81. apriI 1943
HuSkurlft
- Oenfaettel fir ale, bic es an.

bon 3eit 5u 3eit - meiit anonpm =
3uibriften 5ll, tpel6e bie unumitoB.
Iiben Eatia9en iiber Die religi0Ien
8erfolgungen i'm Sitlerreid als 2ii.
gen, gntitellungen uno 8erleumoun-
gen bin5uitelen itd ben1iiben. @enn
&atbolifenbaiier ooer Na5iipione, oe'
rem es 5ablreibe in unierm 2an5e
gibt, iolde Mngriffe aus Dem anonp=
men @interbalt MAIDEN, 10 lit bas
ni6t a,1 bertpunoern. @enn aber To-
tbolilde 2eler itb gu iol6en &nit6ten
uno 4euBerungen beriteigen, 10 benefit
ibr Gerbalten oenn oo9 cine booen.
loie, 1,nenti6ulobare Sgnoran5 ooer
formli9en boien @illen. Sie i6einen
ME etpas bon ben tpieoerbolten Bro-
teiten oes Bapltes geeen oie religi0ien
uno firbliben 8erfolgungen Der Sea-
5iregierung in 9euti6lano unb IN
Den beiebten 2anOern gebort gu ia.
ben, mo- Brieiter uno Sroensle1te bon
Der Na5i=@eitapo periagt, perfolgt,
in &on5entrationslagern mibbanoelt
uno eri6oiien tperoen. Bir raten Die
fen Na5ifreun0en, oo6 na6 oem Sea-
5iparaoies aus5umanoern, Inn 0ie rel
ne Babrbeit gu erfabren.
Gin in brauner na5iltiiber @oue
sefdrbter 3ui6riftler, Der, mie er
icbreibt, ben Ohio @aiienfreuno ieie
nes fatbolii6en Nadbarn lieit - uno
gum 9anf oeiien Stride beibinpft -
llnter5eibnet anltatt ieines ebrliden
gtamens, BEN er offenbar nidt belibt,
NIT BEN @orten,, SOB Ser fatbolil6en
&ir6e!" Ser llngliidli6e lit offenbar
ein 9ea6fomme ser Souenbrut, Die
Dor nabe5u 1000 Sabren oas ,,&reu=
5ige ibn!' gegen ben Stifter Der fa-
tboliidben Stride ausitieB.
. s.. s., 81.
9ieier nod 5u ipenig befannte Set
lige, ser FL. Bai6alis 8aplon, lit ei-
ner ser Iiebli6iten Seiligen oes Sran-
5isfaneroroens. Ct mar Elm armer
ipanii6er Sirtenjunge, Der 80 Sabre
lang als Sran5isfanerbruoer Elm BEL
liges 2eben fitbrte. 9ie Stride 1iebt in
rem armen 8ruoer einen groBen Siibe
rer ser el6ariitii6en 8etpegung oar=
Inn bat i'm Eaplt Sec ser 9rei5ebnte
5ltm 8atron aller er6ariltii6en Ser.
cine uno 8ruoeri6aften ertlart,
8ra6te oo6 ser abgetotete Sran5ls=
fanerbrl1oer, oeiien lieblter Elat
idon als er no9 in ieinem aragoni=
i6en 9orfe Oie S6afe biitete, oie Mly
taritufe Dor Dem Sabernafel' mar, 10
gut tpie ieoe geabt na6 ieinen arbeits-
rei6en Sagen Dor Dem slaerbeiliglten
5l1, fiirbitteno unO liibnenO, betra6=
teno uno idauen0. 8ei oieiem g0tt=
liben 2ebrmeiiter eripirbt Der ltnge=
lebrte tiefe tbeologiide @rfenntnis,
Die ielbit 0ie Sadtbeologen in Stau-
nen iett, looab ite iib bel ibm 9tat
bolen. Sier miro er ber5ensfunoiy,
lobaB er sic Siin0er eri9ittern fann,
oenen er ibre beimli6iten 8ergeben
porbalt. leber Elm Weni6enalter bdIt
er 10 Dor Dem Sabernafel Die beilige
@a6t, Damn ruff i'm, Ben MIR So
iabrigen, ser Serr 5u it6 am Bfingit=
ionntage 6es Sabres 1892. Sein Seit
miro am II. Mai gefeiert.
- S. s., q. 9.
unter &ommunismus peritebt man
getpobnIi6 Elm 0fonomiIhes SpItent
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
S. s., N. 9.

unter &ommunismus peritebt man
getpobnli6 Elm otonon1ii6es Spitent,
na6 pel6em Der Staat alles 8eliB.
tum bermaltet uno oem ein5elnen 70
piel abgibt, als er n0ttg bat. Ser
Staat iit Der aQeinige gigentiimer
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
Many H. Year Old Youths
Enlist In u. S. NauyHere

nest Jackson. Chadbourn; Stephen
White. Bolton: Manuel E. Jackson,
Carolina Beach; James r. Dean,
Castle Hayne; Dayton, Watts, Ma
kina; Bruce Cox, Fairmont; Fred
Hall, Jr., Pembroke; Clifton D.
Nickel. Whiteville; T 0 m m e
Locklear, Pembroke; Lloyd My
ers, Jr., Clinton: Ralph Goodwin,
Jr.. Laurinburg; Lennis Evans, E.
Laurinbuurg; Asberry P. Price,
Lumberton; Andrew J. Moore,
Whiteville: William T il m a n
Rhodes, Jr., Whiteville; William
H. Stallings, E. Luumberton; Glen
c.. Pierce, Wilmington; Sam
Granger, E. Laurinburg.
King D. DeBerry, Laurinburg;
Charles w. Rowland, Lumberton;
Marvin W. Turner, Lumberton;
Robert H. Carter, Lumberton;
Robert L. Freeman, Chadbourn;
Lewis Hardy, Chadbourn; Junior
Lee Gamble, Chadbourn; James
H. McKoy, Maxton; James R.
Barnes, Maxton; and Dewey l..
Bass, Clinton.
The two boys who have enlisted
in December are Eddie Robinson,
Maxton; and Harry Cole, Jr., Lake
Forest. Wilmington.