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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

gefirmte Gbrilt, offene slugeu baben
fiir ieinen 0tenlt, SIT oem ct gemeibt
unb geianot lit. gs mare freili6 BE-
quemer, it6 I'M perlonliben rno of=
fentli6en Seben oen Gerpflibtltngen
ieines driitlihen Glaubens 5u ent5ie=
ben slber ard bier lit 9riideberger=
tltm cine iible So6e. 8umal IN ser
teutigen @elt5eit, mo- Seerldoren oes
Antidrilt tnlmer lpiirbarer alles
Gbriltlid)e unterpiiblen 11no ibre
3iinoitofie beionoers IN oen iungen
5eelen anbal1fen, I'M einnal ,,oie les-
ten Heite oes iiberlebten Wfittelalters
- pon1it tie bas Gbriltentum meinen
Iiegreib in bie Suit 5r iprengen. Man
Eat bereits triumpbiereno bas @ort
eeIagt: Oie fatbolii6e Stride Jet balb
i;bermunoen, oenn lie erfenne l6on
ibren 5einb nid)t mebr. 9arauf lagen
mir: Oie Stride Gbrilti bat nur einen
Jeino, Den slntibriit. Sour iper lih
Dem slntidriit perbiinoet, 5tpingt l1ns
Gbriiten, iein Jeino 81 iein. gid)t
Jeino, I'M i'm 5u baiien; oenn mir
iino gelebrt, al.6 uniere 6einoe in
Ser Siebe Gbriiti 5u ieben, il1bem mir
wenigitens fiir ibre 8efebrung beten..
Aber 5eino, iroem mir Die angriffe
oes anti6riit, feline offene 8roeogat,-
oa ooer iein idleidenbes @ift ab=
mebren - tpober ite au6 fontmen
mogen; abipebren nit ser gansen
Graft unierer dril ltli9en Gerontpor=
tung.
slub bierin borf es fiir einen iiber=
5eugten Gbriiten fein feiges 3uriid=
ibreden geben, oaB er itd' airer BET
liglten Gerantmortung bot IT ent=
5iebt, neil es bequener 4efabr-
loier it, Dem Nntibriiten 1,iyl 5u mi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

Die Senoltng Gbrilti ielbit. IS gebt
I'M Gottes 9fei1 in uns uno in 11nie=
ter gSelt. Ga5u lino alh Die 2aien
gepelbt, berltfcn lno geianot. Ser
9iuf Der Eaplte bot oieler Senorng
bon neuenl 1lno NIT Na1oruf oie bir=
tenamtlidegeItatigung aegeben Die
Nrbelt I'M Heide Gbrilti lit in ser
beutigen gSelt5eit pieoer beIonbers
rerantDortltdI aber ou6 tpieoer be-
1onoers i6>per. Gas @ort eines Gar=
Ginals Ser IF. Stride gilt einem ie=
zen bon u1ls: u&atbolifen, labt cure
NrieIter ni6t aaein om &reu5 bGn=
gen!' 9as lit Elm 2eitlport ser fa=
tboliifen Senoung oes 2aien. Saltet
-treue @emeinlbaft nit euren 8rie=
iiern unO nit oem Sberbirten! Sraget
nit an ibren Sorgen 11no 2al item uno
8erantportungen. Stebt in gernein=
iamer &eibe nit ibnen bel Der Ser
teioielmg Ser @laubenseiiter uno Ger
6riitli6en gr5iebung lrnierer Sugeno!
slrbeitet nit ibnen uno betet NIT it,
ten 8etet fiir cure Seeliorger uno
fir el1ren Sberbirten, pie ou6 iie be-
ten fir eud). SIR ieib ia aae, 3ulan1=
men nit Grieltern uno Sberbirten,
ELM ein5iges foniglides 9rieitertum.
ltno ieio iiber5eugt, oab eure apoito-
liibe Irbeit, cure Seilnabn1e an apo<
itoliiden 2eben ser Stride, oen Gieg
fir iif bat. 0enn gbriitus lit nit iei=
ner &irde bis an oas gnoe Der Gage
unb al1b IN sen Sagen Ser Stiirme
unb @ogen. Sn ieinen Namen uno
NIT ieiner Senorng ieio ibr getpeibt
uno geianot gum fatboliiden Mpoito=
lat IN Der beiligen Gemeinidaft ieiner
Stride. = s.. Marianus Better, G.E.
- G.=St. 5. G.=g.
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Dbip Baiienfrennb

nem @eiIte rno Ser 2iebe Gbriiti bic
@elf unb ibre Sronungen 5u ourb-
oringen. Die slpoitelmeibe Der Sir
rang itrfdt unb ienoet uus gum 3eug.
nisgeben fir Gbriitus bur1 unier
2eben uno ourd rnler @ort unb
8ert. Sir oieles 3euenis eibt iie
uns sic &raft Bis 5ur 1obesbereit-
ibaft.
Weiles Gbriiti, Solbot GbriItt nennt
man Ben gefirn1ten @laubigen. SIM
Soloatenleben lit ein Griideberger ei1l
idle6ter 0fenid. gr ent5iebt lih oem
Dienlt uno laBt onoeren sic Mtuben
nno glagen uno @efabren, INN fir lid
lelbit in itherer 9tube leben 81 f0n=
men.
ltoge ieber Soloat Gbriiti, ieoer
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Mpuiteltpeibe bes 2aiem
(Jortiebuna bon Seite 81

= = VVUI1TtgH1y UUI SPIE .
uno feline Bflihten erfiiat. Sc gibt
i'm &eibe Gbriiti feinen Dieniturloub,
Ger oir geitatten tpiiroe, IN Ser Stride
Elm Gbriit rnb I'M 2eben Elm @eioe gu
iein. 9eioe iein, beoeutet bier: iib
llidt Dor Gott Deranttportlid pilien
uno lein 2eber nift nab BEN @runo=
idben oes briitlihen Glaubens lebe1l.
8eraoe barin beitebt bie 5enoung,
Die in oeiner Girmltng griinoet:: oas
2eben nad) ben @rlnoiaben bes Drift
lihen Glaubens al1s5uribten 1no aus
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berIpreden.
8erobe oarin Iieet o,16 cine Stan-
besgnaoe. Der b. .Girntl,ng, bab mir
oie @eiiter priifert, Of iie aus @ott
i;no, uno baB mir flrdtlos Dem slnti-
Drift tpioeriteben. Ser. bl. Sobannes
belebrt uns oariiber: uSsSeoer @eilt,
Ser Sefus ltit)t fennt, lit niht aus
8ott. Gas lit Ser @eiit bes snti.
drtiten, bon oem ibr gebort babt, oab
ct fonmen iou, uno ser, iebt bereits
ut Der 8elt it," ltno er fiigt bin5u:
,.Madtiger aber lit ser, ser in eu6
lit, ols' iener," ser IN Der Welt ilt'
Il. Sob. 4, Sd.
sllio reidt Die 8eibe uno sic Gen.
bung oes gbriIten 10 tpeit, tpie oie
Senoung ieiner Stride uno 10 tpeit tpie
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llnierc eiebe Tran bon ber sdnle tt
sara9o1a, spanieM

geber, gab iib oem III. Safobus 5u
erfennen. Ser gliidlibe Mpoltel mari
iid IN tieflter gbrfurdt 5l,r groe
nieoer; Maria CAB ibn i'm Ramen
ibres eottlifen 5obnes Sen Segen
uno reoete i'm tpie folgt an: r
uMein sobn Safobus, bieien Srt
fat Der slaerbodlte auserwabIt, 90
NIT bu linn bier auf grben einen
Sempel bault, Ser mir 5r gbren ges
petbt meroe uro in ipel6em ser 9err
our6 meine 8ermittlung SEN @ldu-
bigen in freigebigiter @eiie piele
Gnaoen 5uflieben laiien miro, lpenn
tie NIT pouem @ertrauen uno grober
Inoadt Sbn 6arum bitten. SIM 9to=
men oes slaerb0dlten perlpre6e ib
ihnen auberorOentlihe 8naoen 1,no
Segnltngen uno lneinen be Ionoeren
Shut llno 8eiltono; benn oies ioQ
mein Senpel umo mein 9aus lein. gs
tit mein Gernld6tnis, bos i6 binter=
loIic. llno 5um 3eugnis Der @abr=
belt neines GerlpreGens perbliebt
bier oieie S6ule, oui nelder n1ein
gllo iteben lou unO mel6e5 a1r oielem
Srte, an Dem bu meinen Se11pel er=
bauen nirlt, bis gum gnoe Der @elt
beIteben miro. gbenio miro ser beilige
tatboliite 8lol1be bier bis gum gnoe
Der gSelt erbalten bleiben 8eginne
nit oem 8au oes @ottesbaules lmO
nenn Du es fertiggelteut balt, febre
naf Serllalem 5urid, oenu es lit
Ser Wille n1eines gottliden Sobnes,
eab ou Sbm bein 2eben 5l1m Spier
bringit uno 5par at oeulelben Srte,
on meldem Gr bas Seine fir bic Gr=
loiung ser @fenidbeit bingegeben
bat" 49,.
slls Mario eeenoet, befobl lie Sen
Gngeln Die Sdule 5u errihten uno
barauf ibr 8ilo 5lt itellen. Fo6 am
eeutigen Sage itebt oasielbe am glei=
hen glote. Safobus mari ii6 5ur
Groe nteoer uno oie Gngel feierten
NIT ibm llnter neuen Subelgeldngen
Die Ginmeibung oes eriten Sempels
5lt Gbren ser groBen &onigin bes
Sinmels rno Ser groe, tpel1e ieit
Der grloiung Itattfano.
NaGoem Maria bem FL. SSafobus
erneut ibren 5egen erteilt bate, trl1=
gen Die gngel ibre &oniein pieoer
na6 Seruialem 5uriid. sluf 8itten
Oeariens bin befabl Der sluerb0blte,
oab Elm Gngel oaielblt perbleibe, bie=
les Seiligtum 5u belpa6en. 9ieie gr-
lebeinl1ng Warii fano in Der Naht
oes 2. Sanuar I'M Sabre 40 nad
Gbriiti 8eburt itatt. 8pr ieiner s(b=
reile na6 Serulalem beenoigte Der III.
Safobus NIT Silfe oer gngel SEN 8ou
Ger neuen aapelle, mo- iib oas 8ilo
l(nlerer 2ieben Jralt bon ser Saule
6efinoet. ~Spdter erri6teten oann oie
-aatbolifen oen pradtpoaen ge1npel,
5u tpel6em beute un5ablige 8ilgerl9a<
rem bon iiberall Der pallfabren. =
ueberiett nab Dem ipaniiben Srigi=
nal bon Wm. Spanner, Buffalo, sc.
3.
r. ~
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Nittpodl, ben 4. ansnit 1913

f't1 %7 OSSaD NV vs. CpD@atsS~ toes~
8iIdof bon gpbeius), eridien Der
gottlide Seilano ieiner geliebteiten
Mutter, bon bielen gngeln 11n1geben,
1tnb tat ibr funo, baB ser FL. Mpoitel
Safobus oer erlte let, Der fir ieinen
gottliden Meiiter ben Mdrtprertoo in
Seruialem erleioen tperoe. Seius bat
feline beiligite We,,tter, BEN beilieen
Safobus in 5aragoiia, Spanien, 5u
beiuden, moielbit bieier oas gpange=
lium oer5eit berfiinbete, linn anbefeb-
leno, na6 Serl1ialem 5uriid5ufebren;
porber ieoob loue er einen Senpel ibr
5n Gbren IN Saragofa erbauen, no
Maria ibre gerebrer nit piele11 Gna.
ben iiberldiitten iperbe. Die groBe
&onigin oes Sinmels tpillfobrte III
rent gottliden Sobne nit Greuoen.
llnter pielen 2obpreiiuneen erbot lie
itb Die 3uittmmuug Seiu, baB in oem
Sempel, meld]en Ser FL. Safobus er=
bauen ioQe, iie i'm Namen ibres Sob=
res allen ibren e&inoern einen beipn=
oeren sdus @ottes periprehen n1oge,
bie IN ben1lelben sen Serrl1 nit gro=
fer gnoadbt anriefen, io1pie au6 alien
oenienigen, Sic ibre 6iirbitte erfleb-
ten.
Seius anttportete ibr, baB gr al
len, Die Sbn IN oieiem Sen1pel bur6
ibre 5irbitte Oeniitig uno onoddtie
anriefen lt6 gnaoig erpeilen uno lie
nit 5egen erfiiuen nerbe. Muf ge=
febl oes Serrn formte NUN cine grobe
an5abl gngel aus elmer fglan5enoen
8olfe einen fonigli6en 5brort, ouf
tpeldem lie ibre bimnlliite &onigin
erboben. gbriitus Ser Serr gab 0ta=
ria Seinen Segen uno fubr NIT Sen
iibrigen gngeln tpieoer in oen Sin1mel
binauf.
auf oieie Beiie begab iib NUN sic
allerreinite Weutter Maria bon ben
Sanoen Der Serapbinen getragen uno
bon ibren tauienb S6ubengeln be-
gleitet nab Saragoiia; obgleid bieie
Neiie bon Seruialem in einen Mu=
senblid bdtte itattfin6en f0nnen, 10
rronete Ser 5err bo6 at, oaB oie bl.
Gngel6ore cine tpunberbare Sarnto=
ME biloeten uno ibrer &onigin SSu=
telbpmnen iangen. ginige Gbore ial1-
gen bas Mpe 0faria, arbere ,,Salpe
ioncta parens", ,,Salpe Hegina",
rHegina Goeli laetare" uip. Inter
bieien abmehielnoen SubelgeiGngen
1aneten tie Inn Mitter,ra6 in Gard
gotta an. =sasa
Der IF. apoitel Safobus befano
fid nit ieinen Siingern ouberbalb Ser
Staot an Ser Mauer oes gbroflu]Ies.
Gr mar, llm iid i11s @ebet 81 BE-
geben> etipas abieits geganeen; einige
ieiner Singer idliefen, anoere bete=
ten. Iuf einmal borten Safobus nnb
feine Singer bon tpeitem oie bin1nl-
liide Wuiif Der gngel; oie, tpel6e
fbliefen, tpadten anf uno aIle tparen
8egeiiterung un6 bi1t1mlildem Eroite
erfiiat; iie laben IN Ser Sobe Elm
groBarttges 2ibt, beller als am Mit-
tage. Der Mpoltel rief nun feline Siin-
ger gu fid). Die gngel ieBten ben
Ebron ibrer &onigin uno &errin Dor
Dem bl. Safobus BIN, Der tief I'M @e-
6ete beriunfen mar. Die gngeI bat
ten cine fleine 51nle bon Marmor
ober Saspis ltnb ferner Elm 8tlb ser
8immelsfonigin mitgebradt, neldes
1fp n1f2 nif1nr on nnrn11 Sl2nfnrfn nn-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11

story. Doubtless all there was 10
II -- tins unloading business - WAS
the Slmpi" fact that Il family had
rented the old Johnson farm and
was moving III via the water route
instead of by truck and car. ANY,
way. mystery or no mystery, ho
hai Ia hat Susan home if possible.
lie started the engine, pressed
ms toe down upon the gas. and
headed for Linvillr.
II was one o'clock in the morn
my when he stuck his key into the
i"'E on III" font door. .ic tiptocu
III. Th"r" wasn't a sound. The house
was hS StIll as Il tnmb-So sin in
ia"t. that when he entered the Iiy-
III" room and heard the "clirIi" OF
III" charging rrigiIlirr he actual
~ jumped. lie Grnncd ut his ncry-
""Sn"SS and went on up The stairs.
tr"adlng carefully in the exact
center at each step so as not Ia hit
q SIu";iiIInr board. He opened the
'ir""m he shared with Susan.
AMI hI";ttInd 4 sigh OF relief.
Susan hal not come home.
IL" rot hndr"SS'd Us quickly az
possible and slipped into his hair
al IN" twin beds. lie WAS lust ,loz-
inE of. just getting himself all
in'\rd up with half formed urratns
mat had In 81" with Captain Kidd,
hlr"d treasure. ami factories he
'iIE blown To- bits. when he heard
susan coming up the siairs.
NJ sorry I'm 81 late" she said.
Wien %h" cam" into tlI- hrd;,onm
tAd Sa" linn. "Emi Mrs. I'lati made
us g" over a;.i uI,'r Surn, al ihns.
scenes"
Those you play with Adam
North" said Eli.
All Of th"s"." said Susan. and
som" others"
You and Adam must have them
down perfectly by this time"
Wy" don't ,in half bal" said Sill
san. Did you work very late"
"f"p.' said EiIl. Il did"
And II vas no lie. ne told him.
self. ltsrlaying hriIg" with Alicia
Carter ana that Rovsi"r pair
wasn't hard work. then h" didn't
KNOW what hard work was,
susan went INTO tho bathroom.
"''" on. 20, som" sleep" she called
out i wont have the light on
long"
Thanks, honey" said Bill. And
suddenly h" realized how terribly
much Susan Potter mean, TO him.
90 BE ContiurJJ
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[ll'I!l||||'!k:',:5:K'';' 1 A2!:'A %!

cha. but business is business
and"
Darn your old business. Pin
i'"t'"r, Alicia said. and kissed
him.
Good Lord" gaspcd Bill. And
men swept of his feet by Alicia's
perfume. and the softrcss nr b.r
iipS. h" kissed her ri.ht hazel,
again. lie held her Il moment.
knowing he WAS acting In" perfect
i'h"t' and dcSpising himself. "I1,
expect your call" he said r,,...-
'hS her. Il hop" it's cool news v,,,
telephone. Don't forget tina, yni,.r,.
DONG something for IN" war .r'y,
~ selling III" property fur work.
mems homes"
Il won't" sail Alicia. "C;n,a
night. Bill dear"
Bill jumped in his car. FEELING =,
hIt dizzy in the head. ana ,Iruy, on
lie Kept up Il good speed for :,
hummer OF miles. still hoping that
u" might beat Susan Potter i'm ar
irving AT the perfectly aurniutrJ
'"hnp"t"ntiy managed Potter J,r,,
h'ii". Ana because 81 his n.t,r .,I,r,.
That line. he ,ir,i,l.d ,,,,,,r -, ..t..',,
cut. and took il.
II was 4 dirt ro,I I'm. uso, .a
that he would have u, ,r,,,I,.' .a
lar as traffic was concerned i, v,,.
Il Well packed dirt road. fuo md
mpon il he WAS able To- MAX, ,ur..
And il lrd 10y the obi .Iuhrrnr farm
l'"ramsc q thus. ami h..c.usr -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11
CHAPTER THIRTY-TIIREE

AT El.EVEN-THlRrY the Row
:i"r pair said they had Ia leave, as
they had a long drive. Bill didn't
urge them To play another rubber.
and if Alicia had done so he would
have felt impcll"d to kick her I'M
der The table. He paid up his losses
WIN what he hoped WAS 4 noncha
lant AIR, AMI went down to the Row
sterS' car. Alicia holding To his
arm.
I'll let you know soon, MIR. Row
st"r." Alicia said. las to whether
or not l want to take you up on
that proposition"
Better not wait too long, my
lady" Register said.
NO. said Mrs. Roystcr. "Au.
drew knows his invest mrnts and
nnw's the time to strike while
the iron is hot"
As soon as the Roystcrs had
gone. Hill started for his oyyn car
Don't be in such a hurry" said
Alicia. You haven't vet told me
what you think ar investing INV
money rs MIR. Register wants me
to-
mo time now" said Bill. ct have
10 get home. I've a big day before
me. Resides. I'm not a l:lwycr and
! don't know much about invest 70
H"nts. deal in real estate"
"Buf, Bill. dear. /"
Sorry. Alicia" he cut in. NAV
htl hen TftsIls.. A
sell III" that property. IN Ia able
To concentrate on investments. As
II is. you've got me going round
like L squirrel in a cage"
Alicia laughed softly and stcprch
close.
You sweet OLD thing. You" she
said. III call You day after tomor-
row. sure. I'm going To talk with
my second husbands lawyer I'M in
Richmond. He always liked me. and
is nice and fatherly. He got mo n
generous settlement. and III let
him help me make my final dcri-
sion"
"okay." said Bill. Pat make il,
Anappy."
Il promise" said Alicia. She
reached mp and pulled Bins face
down close 10 hers. Don't hc too
hard on me. Bill. I'm such a lonely
person sometimes | feel +
want to keep you near me as long
Us possible"
Bi'l thought. Now Susan is
riShl- lie said. Il understand. ALI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11

in ihiai al tn" h"m",itS nr "iyiu.r
>nrE man ia" blood of Il sound.
young. healthy man? hut Tia"
early "Np"iimcntcr; van INTO tech.
ni"a! difficulties that were never
solved until late in the nineteenth
century.
Samuel Pcpys, in his diary. re-
cords AN experiment done al the
loyal S"cI"ly IN which the blood
"i sheep WAS transiusri into ihr
badly Of Il man. and the man after
wards blr:iivd when he talked. II
Is as we'll FOR his vrrariiy that he
doesn't say he saw this: it .ur:.Ls
for his rullibility. The blood of
"ii" species "f animal cannot hr
tranStuSrd into another: it. is 80
Incompatible" that death follow"
Instantly. And that WAS unr If
TIA" technical diflicultic.; iiu. early
tf4r>iuS"rs did not understand.
Blood Coagulutiun
Hl"ui r"Ipulati"n was another
"t ia" technical difficulties the
early Students c"IIl,l not overcome.
Ii was solved when the nature of
blood roarulltion Was understood.
and antI-c"a"ulantS wh!ch could
be added To blood and prevent CO.
aGulatI"n. such as s"Iiu,n citrate.
w"r" discovered.
hut III" most important t,chni-
cal difficulty was overcome when
II WAS f"uEd that prupl" had diff
icr"nt types "f blood. If the blood
OF person Of Incompatible type is
given Ia another, one al two uu.
favorable things may happen -
the red blood cells of IN" rccipirut
Will agGlUtinatc or gather tuur,h-
or IN clumpS, or they may dissolve.
These phenomena are called az
CULTIVATION and hcmOlySis. In
practice it has not been found that
hcmolySiS is of serious enough
consequence 10 be- con Sidcrrd, bu;
agElutinari"n is. Type \ blood
will agglutiratc the red cells Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11
| Sc of l'laSma

y great advauc" in t"rhn;,r,r ~
late Yeas has hcrr IN" w." nf
blood pla#ma instead "f winch"
blood. El""i rla sma is tn" protein
a.! In" blood with the cells removed.
/; can b" dried and stored in blun.!
banks. \ small huttl" al dry bias
ma, Il small hut'l" uf water to III
lut" il. Il 5u-c.-. syringe. al al
which can b" carried ia = iu,inr's
pocket. Will "iv" Il w"Gni"d soldier
ia" equivalent of u pint nf blood.
Tia" great uS-fglu"v.; of trans
fusion i ~ case "i h"nurrha...
shock and burns. In" patient whn
has lost bl"nd il n,m"Irhn:.r Viii
." INTO shock h.,au-" TIA" clr,u!u-
t"n has 10 h:v" 4 certain vulumr
at blood 1" w"il; with. fur this
purpose plasml j. as GOOD ~
wh"." blood. The burned pati,ri
loses "nnrrhnuS :t,n"Umts uf protein
from the blood. And here. too. ia"
pl:shAa Is IN" exact substitute.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11

McNWt reminded the delegates
tina; some person, believe the yNlun-
tnrN sys' cm Ia. failed and arc ash
mt for nat!nsal service. bat no did
not state directly Iris own position
"i ,uch proposed Legislation.
MrNTr named these SIN "N.,ps
that nave 80 loo dome:
Turnover mus nc solved. ;rau.
iCrs from u,u-csScuiill ia war lob.
mI.' I've ar"rd"d up. productivity per
worker utHt Z" ~. more pcnpIc
mast 1c hired AID held IN ;ac If rot
S, lIiy. unG'1muIrls. drsugrccablc and
relatively Ice. paid Jobs. more women
workers must DC obtained and with
h"id'ng II contracts from light labor
areas 'c"ds 70 bc accepted and un-
dcr.to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11
' oluntary Control
OF \lanpower Not
Adequate Thus Far

Boston. Oct. ll.-tAP)-PauI
'. McNutt. chairman Of the War
Manpowcr commission. told the
AfL convention today that the
voluntary system Of manpowcr
control had not vet proved itself
adequate and listed six condi.
tons which must be met.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11

N.P.: | hay" i mol" on my face.
am - years old. am afraid il i
growing larger. ! would like tn
hav" IL removed h""aus" hair j.
growing in II. / ms dangerous
Answer: No. DcrmatolugiS,s
have many mrthoiS OF removal.
depending ON what kind rf mol"
II l.. Go /" any good dur'ur and
have him advI-" yny VIII: ,,rIu:a-
lu!". st 10 so t..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11

nr. Clculcning will answer
questions Of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-11
Ry LOGAN CLENnENlNG. MD.

NOW ADAiS with nearly all
the adult population On either the
"iviiig an receiving end Of blood
tran fusion. let Us review the fun.
dam"utal principles Involved.
he idea oil blood TRANSMISSION is
II very old "n". \, why -hOUldn':
II be-. What Is more natural than
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-24

MIA americke "Socijalisticke" partije njenih
pre- Sc morala vodti borba protiv prezivelog
zanatskog junionizma, zatim protv anarhista
koji pokusase prisvojiti ime oblik Industri-
jalnog Junonzma ali ne njegovu sustinu,
borba kakvu je amerieka S. l. p vodla protiv
Observation-Disclosures prvoj deceniji dvadese-
tog stole6a; zatim je brtanska s. l.. P. mora
la vodlti borhu protv onih koii pre- desetak
godina pokusase da prikazu kompanijske jun-
je kao Industrijalne. Junije; docnije, opet, bril-
tanska S. LIP. bese suo6ena sa pokusajem da
Sc "kopils<a varijaciia zanatskog iunionizma"
proda radnicima Velike Britanije "a Industri-
jani Junionizam. slitno polusaiu, delimic-
nom uspehu, Lewisa sa podizaniem C. |. 0.
America.
To paralelno iskustvo britanske S. L. P.
S. L. P. Amerike ide do danasnieg dana ne
izbezno je da &c paralela produziti sve dok te
dve organzaciie ne izvrse svoju misiju. A to
mora biti tako po:to Amerika Velka Brta-
Mia predstavliaju kulminaciju kapitalstickog
razvitka t. j., materijalne baze "a Socijaizam.
Dogadjaj "a dogadajem dokazuje tacnost
stanoyista nasih britanskih drugova, j mi mo-
zemo sa ponosom ponoviti njihoye reel da "ako
elanstvo Partije ieste verno njenim principlma,
budutnost pripada S. l.. p, uprkos malom joj
broju. Ekonomsk razvtak ;de mas priloe,
mi mozemo sa pouzdanjem da apelujemo na
radnike da poslusaju nase slovo'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-06-24
Britanska S. L. p.

Proslog meseca navrsila Sc cetrdeseta go
disnjica Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije Veli-
ke Britanije.
Kada Sc pre- cetrdeset godina sastalo ma
ME cd jedne stotne ljudi da udare temelj So
cijalistickom pokretu Velikoj Britaniji koji
da pociva ma osnovnim principima Marksizma-
Deleonizma II Velikoj Britaniji postojase zbr-
ka socioloskih i ekonomskih pojmova koji pro-
lazahu pod imenom socijalizma 4Svi ii elemen-
IT," kaze Sc u sluzbenom organu britanske 5.
L. P, "behu ujedinjeni Socijalistickom po-
kretu, ali su svi drzali jedan drugog "a gusu
u svakom drugom smislu. Svi su pokusavali da
nadmase jedni druge, Il tom procesu veclna
njih Sc nadje potpuno zaposlenim sa manevrl-
sanjem intrigama." Nekolicina rastrkanih ali
dalekovidnih clanova te mesovine misljahu da
je moguee pocistiti smece il te uzasne kombi-
nacije Oni su promasili, kao Ste su m6rali pro-
masiti. Ali promasaj je sluzio kao iskustvo po-
mocu koieg SUI dosli do potrebnog saznanja da
je nemoguce pretyorti tn mesovnu u pravi
istinski pokret socijalizma. To je prethodilo
stvarnom udaranju temelja britanske S. L. P.
ma Glasgow-skoi konferenciji 1903. godine.
U ostalom, iskustvo brtanske S. L. P. kroz
proslih 40. godina jeste ravno iskustvu Socija-
listicke RadniGke Partje Amerike. Ma polite
kom polju, pored otvorenih partija kaptaliz-
ma, britanska S. L. P. je morala ola vodi bor-
bu protiv laznog socijalizma britanskog ida