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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-21
Emo copituIotes
To Allied Forces

Catania were strewn with German
dead, and wrecked tanks of the
Hermann Goerins division, while
Allied warships and airplanes ham,
mered at the costal road leading
northward to Messina.
Prisoners taken in Sicily were
estimated to total around 10000
more than half of them taken by
the Americans. AS usual, Italian
prisoners complained that the Ger
mans took their transport and fled,
leaving the Italians to walk. They
also complained that the Italian
government had given them little
equipment with which to fight.
Allied airplanes battered the
enemy rear lines throughout Sicily
yesterday as the Americans, Cana
dams and Goumiers hacked their
way over rough mountain terrain
TO Emma.
Raddusa, midway between Emma
and Catania. was hard hit by
Mitchell bombers which started big
fires and caused explosions. The
Allied planes encountered no Axis
fighter opposition.
HAMMER AIR FIELD
Allied bombers also hammered
Vibo Valentia and other air fields
in southern Italy, while heavy
bombers struck at rear bases as far
north as the Naples area.
Radio Cairo said the fall of
Catania was imminent. A London
broadcast reported that Allied war
ships were Shelling the coastal road
from Catania to Messina, So miles
to the north)
With the AXIS driven from its
Sicilian air bases, Allied bomberS
turned their attention to airdromes
on the Italian mainland and on
Sardinia. Formation after forma-
tion swept across the Mediterran-
can by night and day in a CAM
paign to paralyze Axis air power in
the southern theatre
During a raid on Decimomannu
airfield on Sardinia. small num-
Der of enemy aircraft was encount-
cred and five of them were shot
down.
Six Allied planes were lost in all
operations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-21
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Lucy A. Gust Tuesday sued
Ewald F.. Gust for divorce. alleging
tnat he quarrelled, nagged, and
complained. She also said he treat
ed her i'm an insulting manner, be-
rating and belittling her. They were
married in Downey in December of
1914 and separated Tuesday of this
week. She asked for the custody
of their minor child.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-21
Scanning L.V.
News Horizon
MARRIAGE LICENSE
is ISSUED TUESDAY

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Tuesday issued a marriage license
to Richard Charles Allen, %,
Gloversville, N. Y, marine. and
Doris Atkinson, 10. an inspector of
Palatin Bridge, N. Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-21

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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Mercury Hits 100
Says Erwin Writer
Honor Roll Shows so Mem
bers OIL. U. l03 Serving
Their Country

Erwin, Tenn - Here is old sunny
Tennessee again and when | say
sunny. | mean sunny. the temperature
here has been around one hundred the
past two weeks, with no relief in sight.
Work is very good here and so far
the plant has not been forced to slow
down because of manpOwer shortage.
However. with so many of our boys
being called by Uncle Sam, we do not
know how long it will be until we put
out the SOS sign. At the present time
Local 1O3 has around sixty members
in the service with many more being
slated to go in the near future.
All that glitters is not gold, was the
advice given our financial secretary
as he rendered his resignation at our
last meeting. He has accepted job in
one of the plants in California.
President Henry Bruce is setting a
fast pace for the Victory Gardeners
in this part of the country. Henry
knows what it is TO be without food
two weeks in New York City without
corn bread.
Alvie Evans, turner, has large
chicken farm at Love Station. Be
tween his work at the shop and caring
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Shendngo Workers
Choose CIO Union
Run-OH Election Held At
New Castle Plant Thurs
day. June 3rd

In run-Off election held under the
supervision of, the National Labor Re
lations Board, the employees of the
ShenangO Pottery Company, New
Castle, Pa, chose the Congress of In
dustrial Organizations as their agent
for collective bargaining with the
firm
OF the $500 employees of the pot
terry, 2,163 We're declared eligible to
vote OF this number 1,790 availed
themselves of their ballot.
In previous election several weeks
ago the National Labor Relations
Board ruled 'no election" following re-
turns which showed that the majority
of the workers favored organization
of some kind, but the necessary plural
ity for any of the three organizations
represented on the ballot was not OBJ
tanned.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Wheeling Potters
Spend Spare Time
In VictorYG Gardens
Members Of Local Union 6
Helping Uncle Sam To
Solve Food Problem
MARKIV1CH VISITS SHOP
Warwick China Baseball
Team Complies Fine
Record

Wheeling, W. Va. The regular
monthly meeting of Local Union No. 8
will be held on Monday evening, June
21st at which time officers for the next
six months will be elected. This is a
duty every member should take sefi-
ously and we are looking forward to
a large turnout.
The Warwick baseball team under
the direction of Brother Paul Caruth,
a kilnman, now stands in second place
in the league and by the time this
article goes to press should be on top.
The boys are playing a nice brand of
ball and as the season advances we
can expect them to compile real
record.
AS in most other communities, the
potters here in Wheeling are going all
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President Duffy
Nurned On Punel
For Job Appeal
Labor And Management
Have Representatives On
Area w. M. G.. Board

President James NJ. Duffy has been
named a member of the War Man
power Commission Panel, composed of
representatives of management anC
labor, to consider appeals from work
ers wishing to change jobs in this
area, Spence Krigbaum, acting mama
ger of the United States employment
service announced this week.
The board which has four repre-
sentatives, consists of Malcolm W.
Thompson, treasurer and general man.
ager of the Hall China Co., and Edgar
G. Platt, personnel manager of the
McLain Fire Brick Co., of Wellsville
representing the management and
James Mullen, staff representative fol
District 20, United Steel Workers OF
America and Mr.. Duffy, representing
labor.
The function of this committee is
extremely important for the success
full prosecution of the war program in
this area.
The four appointees are permitted
to name alternateS who will serve in
their places in the event they cannot
attend meetings of the panel.
The appeals panel will meet at the
request of Mr.. Krigbaum. Meetings
temporarily will be in the office of the
Chamber of Commerce.
The appeals panel will hear requests
of workers for certificates of avail
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Will Meet Semi
Monthly During
Summer Months
Local l24 Gives Breuk To
Members During June.
July And August
ELECTION JUNE 18TH
Fifteen Suspended For Foil
ure To Fulfill Obliga-
tons To Local

Victory gardens, the warm weather
and to some extent gas ratiOning were
mainly responsible for the decision of
Local Union 1874, at their regular meet
ing June 1st, to continue holding our
meetings but twice monthly during
June, July and August.
We feel that unless some unexpected
matter of Importance comes up, which
would necessitate the calling of spe-
cial meeting, our regular routine busi-
ness can be taken care of at our semi
monthly sessions.
We have the largest Local in the
Brotherhood and when our regular
weekly meetings start in September
and we have all had q vacation, let us
all turn out and make our Local not
only the largest, but the most agres-
sive and strongest in the trade.
We are still losing quite few
members each month due to many be-
ing called to the service Of their cOun-
try, and others taking jobs in de-
fense plants, but new. members being
initiated each meeting night, just about
equals our loss. s>s-,s ....-. SIS >,
Albert AIosser, r,3 Dorothy Hall,
Turn 10 Pa0e EiVe)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
odd Relidbles"
Garry On At l22
Educational Program Must
Be Instituted To Maintain
Four Freedoms

Cambridge, OhiO-LOcal Union No.
122 continues to meet at the Eagles
Hall the first and fourth Monday night
of each month The usual old reliables
are performing the necessary duties in
such a manner that it has become
habit, while the hit and miss members
have acquired the habit of missing SO
regularly that even near hits are rare
Incidents Unless some educational ef-
fort can create an interest and under
standing among the throng of poten-
tial unionists now, certainly some OF
those four freedoms may prove rather
limited or short lived.
The Universay Pottery continues at
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Hedring On Wage
Increase Held In
Canton Lost Week
3-Member Punel Will Make
Recommendation To Re-
giondl Office

Representatives of the National Bro
therhood of Operative POtters and the
United States pOtters Association ap-
peared before Il threemember War La
Dor Board panel in Canton last Thurs
day morning when a hearing was held
on Il wage increase presented to that
body for their approval following the
wage conference held with the manu-
facturers in December.
The hearing was conducted in the
Stark county courthouse and concern
ed issues on wages, vacations and
premium pay.
Panel mem bers were Bert E.
FrOehde, chairman, insurance agent
and public member; S. ~. DOugherty,
iron company executive and industrial
member, and j. Edwin Wilmer, secre-
tary of the Canton Labor Federation
and union member
This committee will study the evi-
dence submitted by both sides and will
make recommendation, based on
their findings to the Regional War
Labor Board office in Cleveland.
Joseph Nj. Wells, chairman of the
labor committee of the United States
Potters Association headed the manu-
facturers' group while President James
Nj. Duffy; SecretaryTreasurer John
McGillivray and Vice Presidents
Wheatley, Slaven and Jordan were
spOkesmen for the brotherhood.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Complete Pldns For
First Annuul Outinq
Of Limoges Chino
Sports Events Listed For En-
ploYees At Lake Pldcen-
tio Saturday
TURNER WILL PERFORM
Free Coffee And Ice Cream
For All Who Bring Their
Own Containers

Sebring. OhO-With the announce
ment this week of the complete list OF
events for the first annual Limoges
China Company basket picnic to be
held this Saturday at Lake PIacentia
$. A. Milliken, personnel director OF
the company said everything has been
taken care of. even To the weather
which he predicts will be ideal. tEdi-
tors Note-Further comment on the
weather as stated by Mr.. Milliken can
not be published due to governments
regulations
The outing will open at p. m. with
n general get-together. and sports and
contests will begin AT l 80 p. N
Following is the list of events:
75-yard dash-Boys 10 to 13 years
5O-yard dash-Girls TO 10 years.
50-yard shoe race-Boys under II
years.
5O-yard daSh-All single women.
1OO-yard dash-Open to all.
3-legged race-Open To all.
Mould race-Open to ali.
o'-! diu uiSIi--T dl iitH NoNei --'
lbS.)
First. second and third prizes will
be awarded for each contest. At . A.
y. IN. Il Softbali game between the east
end of the plant and the west end vii
be held with Clyde Jones captainins
one side and Russell Zeppernick lead
ing the other UmpireS will be Phillip
Schroeder and Tony Palermo.
Following the Softball game. James
Sunny Turner" will introduce to the
crowd his replica of baseball as played
by the paStebOardS. sunny jim is Z
past master in the art as the writer
has witnessed his demonstration or
numerous occasions.
At ) p. IN. a basket picnic will be
held in the pavilion with free coffee
and ice cream. All must bring theil
own containers. however.
The BoyStown teams will play ar
exhibition hardball game at 6 p. m
with round and square dancing open
from > to s p. m.
Other activities for the day include
swimming, boating and swings for the
children, which will be available
throughout the event.
All Limoges employees and theil
families are eligible to attend the
outing.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Election Returns Show
All Members OfExecutive
Bodrd Returned To Office
Committee Tdbulutes Vote
At Headquarters Mon
day Afternoon
PACE. AL DELEGATE
President Duffy Begins His
18th Yeur As Head Of
N. B. Of Q. P.

All Of the present members of the
Executive Board of the National Bro
therhOod Of Operative Potters were
reelected AT the general election held
by the various local unions through
out the month of May, it was an
nOunced at Headquarters Monday by
the canvassing committee after count
ing the Vote.
President James NJ. Duffy will start
his seventeenth year as head of the
National brotherhood of Operative
Potters. His opponent in this years
election was John Il. Hall of Local
Union No. A, Sebring, Ohio.
Secretary-Trea surer John AIcGilliv-
ray who was unOppOSed will begin his
twelfth term as Secretary-T Treasurer.
First Vice President f. l.. Wheat
ley will begin his eleventh year in the
eastern office He was unOppOsed in
THIS years election.
Second Vice President Frank Hull
who defeated Charles Newton of LO-
cal Union No. 80, Sebring, Ohio, has
been the BrotherhOod's second vice
president since that office was made
sala ried in 1888.
James Slayen who was elected
Third Vice President in 1871 was again
returned TO that office. His opponent in
this years election was Floyd Jividen
Of Local Union 130, East Liverpool,
Ohio.
Fourth Vice President Charles Zim-
mer who was appointed in 1888 won
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Noise Fought As Waster
Of Ldbor's Energy

New York City QLNS).-Maybe you
didn't know it, but National Noise
Abatement Week has just ended in
principal cities and industrial com
munities of the nation. The week was
part of the 1943 wartime campaign of
the National Noise Abatement Council
to reduce unnecessary noise in war
Industries, offices and homes, as a
manpOwer conservation measure and
an aid to war production. The council
will award plaques to cities achieving
outstanding records in noise abate'
ment. A feature of the campaign is a
poster by Howard Scott, bearing the
words, "Quiet Noise wastes energy
dissipates manpOwer, slows war pro-
ductiOn."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
Committee Report
AtMeeting OfNo.9
Worms Of Dancer
Bisque Kilnmen Face Hdrd-
ship If Firms Plan Is
Put Into Effect
ELECTION JUNE llTH
Fumilies Suffer When Mem
bers Fuil To Keep Their
Dues Puid Up

Local Union No. 8 held their regular
meeting last Friday evening. 1t is
regrettable to say the least, that so
few kilnmen We're present to hear a
report made by shop committee Of
bisque crew about a new condition
they are facing shOrtly-a condition,
which in this particular case would
result in hardship and difficulty in per-
forming work without ware loss.
Since the Introduction of this system
has not yet been put into effect, 1t is
we'll to refrain from names, unless a
fight develops later, which certainly
will If the firm involved insists ON it's
adoption. The shop committee is to
be commended for their efficient report.
Nominations of officers for the next
term were opened. At our meeting on
Friday evening, June 18th, nomination
and election will be held. We urge
every member who can to attend this
meeting and elect the men to Office
whom you think will render good serv-
ice. l am not making any comparison
when l say that the officers serving
now have done good job, l am sure
the records will prove that statement.
My only criticism Is aimed at all you
brothers who stay at home and Let
George Do It," Come out of your shell
for once on Friday and take rightful
part in the election of new officers.
Recording Secretary Laurence Brown
read report which summarized the
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
APPROVE PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS

San Diego, Cal.-NoterS here recent
ly approved charter amendment
creating a capital outlays fund which
empowers the city council by vote of
at least ) of its Z members to levy and
collect assessments or taxes during any
fiscal year for creation of the fund.
thus giving the city authority TO ac-
cumulate money for public improve
ment beyond the current budget year.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-10
TAXI FIREMEN IN MAINE CITY

Portland, Me.-This city permits %
firemen to work as taxi drivers during
their time off. The city manager said
"a fireman driving a cab when an
alarm sounded would be likely to reach
the scene of fire lot quicker than
if he were at home"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

@etpalt (8lib ooer l1eberf9tpen1-
mung) cine perainsbare SbuIo ni6t
be5ablen fann, feline 5dulotafel auf-
reiden ion uno feline 3inien in ienem
Sabre ni6t 5u be5ablen braudt. l1no
I'M alten segDpten tparen bic 8or-
ienfrads feinesmegs unbefannt. Sn
Der ptolemdil6en &erri6erepo6e -
305 Biz SO b. gbr.) gab es einen
&upferfra9 nit alien mo6ernen 8e-
gleiteri6einlmgen.
l1no nenn mir 5um SbluB nod
bin5ufiigen, oaB oie @rieden mas oie
&inoeripiele betrifft, gan5 u,p to
oate" paren, oa iie Buppen, Steden-
pfer6e un6 &reilel fannten, 10 fo1,-
men mir nidt urnbin, abldlieBenb feit-
5uitelen, oab oie @rrungenibaften
unierer 3ibiliiation feinespegs 10 neu
iinb, ionoern alles fdon oageipeien
iit. - Seem gorter Staats5eituna.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
Mlfes Idpn bagemeien!
(5ortlebung bon 5eite 81

ltfer ernp0rten ii6 oh bieies lnre6t-
mabigen gingriffs, >poQten nidt mebr
ipielen un6 berlieBen 6araufbin oie
&auptitaot. 9ie 8eb0roen famen oa-
ourb in cine arge 8eorangnis, oenn
obne Muitf fonnte man feline Selte
abbalten. Mllo bolte man it6 Die Strei-
fenoen 5uriid, inoem man ite betpir-
tete uno ite ipdter ouf 2eiternagen
tpie6er na9 &om 5uriidbra6te.
Was bas @eloipelen betrifft, 10
mar au6 oarin oas Altertum gan5
u1nooern''. Man beri6tet bonn G6ed>
ltno @iroberfebr I'M alien &on1, Be6=
lei uno 8e6ielbanfen gab es in 3d.
bplonien (io oas beriibn1te 8unfbaus
SgibD, bon 3ablungsmoratorien
ipridt bereits oas dltefe @eIebbu6
ser @elt, oas 1901 IN Sen &uinen
bon Suia gefunoen tpl1r6e. ssSt1 oieier
Geiebesiammlung oes &onigs San-
murabi, Der 22OO b. gbr. IN 8abplo-
lien regierte, beiBt es in 8aragrapb
49, oab iemanb, Ser oltrd bobere
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- ~ III neItberiibn1t ais ons
bette, einfadfte nnS bil-
Hgfte feiInitteI Bel Dinbetes. Gnn-
areae, Qihnes. lsn0 BInbber-Qranf.
beiteu. Yreis $1.56. aoreifiere:
D-OD
Cos g. Mpnrpe Mne., Columbus, =.

allen Staaten bic Moglibfeit 5l1 ge-
BEN, ibren 8iirgern einen abtbaren
2ebensitanoarb 5u geben. Oie gegen=
tpdrtige Musbeutung natiirliber Heid=
tl1msquelen burb bepor5ngte @rup=
pen iotpie bie Moponoltpirtl6aft mill
fen anfboren. 7. Da bic Sarmonie
uno oie 8oblfabrt Ser Belt nit BEN
inneren 8erbdltniiien Ser ein5elnen
Staaten eng perfniipft iino, miiiien
S9ritte unternon1men per6en, Inn
sen 8eitanb Ser Sa1nilie, @rnppen
un6 &lailen gum Mnge1neintpobl 5u
iidern, ben 8ebolferungen Elm mog-
lidit bobes 2ebensnibeau gu beridaf-
fen, fir eeiunbe Mrbeitsbeoingungen
5l1 iorgen l1no oie arbeiteribaft bel
gntl9eibungen, Die ibr Wobl betref-
fen, mitIpreben gu laifen.
9ln ser Spite ser l1nter5eibner ite'
ben bic Namen bon gr5bilbof 60
tpar6 Moonep bon Detroit; gpiifopal=
biidof &enrp ct. George Euder uno
&abbi Sirael @oloitein.
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politii6em @ebiet 5u genieBen. 5. Gin
oauernoer Srieoe ntadt oie grri6tung
internationaler SSrltitutionen erforoer=
lib, Die einen internationalen &C.
ribtsbof i6affen 11no 6ariiber tpa6en
tperoen, oab internationale gerpflid-
t1ngen innegebalten be5iebungstueiie
I'M geotfau abgedn6ert meroen, Die
ferner fir foueftioe Si9erbeit ourd
oraltii6e ginibrdnfung uno &ontrol=
le Der Hiiitungen iorgen, internatio-
male Streitigfeiten ourd S6ieosiprud
beilegen uno, tpenn n0tig, entipre6en=
6e Sanftionen ourbfiibren, Inn ge-
fabte 8el6liiiie 6ur65ufiibren. 6. ssS11=
ternationale 3uiammenarbeit ouf
tpirtidaftlidem @ebiet lit n0tig, I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

sSn einem neuen 2eitaufIat 5itiert
,,Sbe Catholic Stems" oie fir5li9e
8arnl1ng bes 8erliner 5enbers an
oie Moreiie 6es Batifans: ,5ebt at,
oaB uns bie Bolitif oes gatifans nidbt
5tpingt, 5l &aoifalmabnabmen 3u-
flu6t 5n f1ebmen!" unb be1nerft oa-
5u: Limb bo6 nodten 6ie 5elpemis,
oie 2a Btanas, oie 8orgeies tnb oie
an6eren Mntiflerialen in oielem 2an6,
Die einen antireligtoien, unanerifani-
iben arieg oes Saiies segen Die to-
tbolil6e Stride fiibren, oas an1erifa-
niide golf glauben MAIDEN, bob So
i6ismus, Na5ismus ooer aatboli5is-
mus auspe6ielbare 8egriffe finb.
Die ginitellung bieier europ6if1en
Berfe9ter eines &Iu- -&lurismus gegen-
iiber Der fatbolif1en Stride 1T 6ie
glei6e nie Die Der Eotalitarianer, Die
5u befdmpfen iie borgeben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
GRAT IS
fur
MUskeI Beschwerden

Wenn Sic an den furchtbaren
Schmerzen und Beschwerden Won
Rheumatismus und Neuraigie leiden;
wenn friedlicher Schlaf wegen steifen
Nackens, schmerzender Muskeln.
muskuloser Rickenschmerzen, Ver-
renkungen, Verstauchungen oder
Quetschungen unmoglich ist, schrei-
ben Sic sofort an DIR. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co. fur cine kostenlose Pro-
beflasche Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment.
Ri esnnna lis che und neuralgische
SchmerzerA sind oftmals nit Entziin;,
dung, Schwellung, Blutstockung und
behafteten Teilen verbunden. Viele
empfindliche Muskelschmerzen Won
einfachem Rheumatismus. Neuritis,
muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen. kopf-
schmerzen, Verrenkunsen, Schwel-
lungen und Quetschungen konnen
tatsachlich Won aussen gelindert
werden durch einfaches Einreiben
init Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment. Die
ses ausgezeichnete Liniment aFbei-
tet schnell, den Blutzufluss in die
verletzten, wunden, schmerzendenG Ge-
webe zu beschleunigen. Die Schmer-
zen lassen mach so vie die Natur
arbeitet. normales, aktives Muskel-
Wohlbehagen wieder herzustelien.
Versuchen Sic es an ssich selbst vie
Tausende andere seit uber 50 Jahren
und Sic werden den Tag segnen. an
dem Sic es getan haben.
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS CO.
Dept. G-15
25ol Washington Blvd. chlcogo 10. e.
ass Stanley ST.. Winnipeg- Men, Com
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1tnpplitii6e 3eitlanfte
(Sortlesung bon 5eite II

aftet mer6en. 8. 0ie gte6te aller
g0lfer, Der groBen mie ser fleinen,
n,iil1en innerbalb oes &abmens Der
foaeftipen Si9erbeit setpubrt tperoen.
4. eationale &egierungen uno inter-
rationale Organilationen miiilen oas
@e6t etnii6er, religioler l1no fl1ltu-
refer Mtnoerbeiten reipeftieren uno
earantieren, itd ibren 2ebensunter=
balt 5u berbienen un0 @lei6bere6ti=
gltng binii6tlid Ser gr5iebung unb
ser fulturellen @ntpidlung ioipie a1f
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

Elm EiNzicARTIcEs, KoEsTLlcHEs cETRAENK
HergestelIt aus erstkassiger. vollkerniger Cerste
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