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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Program navStsvy ORA. BeneSe,

Statni department We Wash
ingtone oznamil V sobotu 1fed-
ne, re ceskoslovensky president
DIR. Edward Benes pfijede do
Spojenych Statd priblizne dine
IL. kvetna. DR.. Benes Dude
hostem p~residenta Roosevelta
a z1stane v hlavnfm meste asi
tyden. DR.. Edward Benes bu-
de jednat S presidentem o po-
valecnych planech pokud Sc ty-
kali stTedn1 Evropy.
Pc tydenn1m pobytu We Wa
shingtone odjede DIR. Edward
Benes do New Yorku, a pc ne
kolikadennlm pobytu New
Yorku odjede ma nekolik dnf
do Chicago. z Chicago Sc ce-
skoslovensky president opet
vratf do New Yorku, odkud Cd
jede do Kanady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Dovoz broskvf a melouni.

Trad ODT We Washingtone
jiz vydal naffzeni O zeleznicnf
doprave broskvl re zapadniho
1boc1 Rockies a melounG z Ar
kansas Valley a severnfho Ko-
lorada. Ma kazdy zeleznicni
VIZ must byti nalozeno nejme-
ne $4,000 liber.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
9Olety kovar PRAGUE.

Nynejsf valka je jiz ctvrtou
pro 9Oleteho Johna Homana,
jedineho kovaTe We Fremont,
o., ktery je stale jeste u sve ko
vadliny, u ktere zacal pred IA
Lefty. Homan, ktery je v dow
Gem, stara Sc take sam o svou
domacnost j zahradu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Tndiani uz dslaji ma draze.

81 Indian1 z kmene Navajo
z reservacf u Shiprock a Far
mington, New Mex, je jiz "a
m6stnano pracf ma zeleznicnl
trait drahy Rio Grande r. r.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Rios to Visit u. S. Aquin

SANTIAGO, Chile. Oct. 80 (P,.-
President Juan Antonio Rios said
yesterday he had decided to accept
a second invitation from President
Roosevelt to visit the United States.
but had not yet decided on a date
for the trip.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Col. Burn Awarded
leqion Of Merit

Col. Walter P. Burn Of 3051 Idaho
avenue NV, VINO is now in Sicily
with the I'd Army Corps, has been
Evening star., 1943-10-30

194l, after being called to active
duty two months earlier. He was a
lieutenant colonel at the time.
He set up and developed the pat
tern for civilian defense training
and was the originator of the circle
and triangle insignia of the OCD.
In April, 1912, year after he was
called to active duty. he was pro-
NOTED to full colonelcy and, at
his own request. was relieved of his
duty with the OCD.
He was assigned to the I'd Corps
and fought with that outfit through
out the entire campaign in North
Africa and Sicily. He is head OF
the general staff, Chemical War
fare Service, of the I'd Army.
During the World War he was In
four major engagements with the
American Expeditionary Force and
wears the World War Victory Medal
with four stars in addition to the
Legion of Merit and two other serv-
ice ribbons from the present war.
A son, Capt. Richard G. Burn, also
is in the African theater, and an
other son, Donald H. Burn, is a STU
dent at Dewitt Prep. His wife is
captain of the Red Cross nurse aides
at Mount Alto Hospital.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

the building industry and several
Government agencies, including the
War Production Board, the ONCE of
War Information, the Petroleum
Administration for War, and the
National Housing Agency, of which
the FHA is an operating unit.
Drive Began in Early Summer.
In order to encourage prompt &C
ton by property owners lacking
ready case to pay for such work in
one lump sum, the FILA amended its
Title regulations to permit the first
payment on fuel conservation loans
made between April 20 and Septem-
Der l to be deferred until November
l. The campaign got under way in
early summer but was not reflected
in the volume of Title 1 loans re-
ported for insurance until August,
since lending institutions usually re-
port Title I loans about 80 days after
they are made.
Under Title I, the FHA insures
fuel conservation loans made by rri-
vate lending institutions in amounts
up to $2,500. which may run for as
long as three years and are repaid in
equal monthly installments.
Under its wartime program. the
FHA also insures Title I loans in
amounts up to $4,000 for the conver-
sion of existing structures into addi-
tional dwelling units for war work.
ers, and loans of up to s2,500 for
essential repair and maintenance OF
existing property.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
ueI-Saving Program
Boosts Repair Loans,
FILA Chief Reports

IAN upward trend in the volume OF
repair and improvement loans made
by private lending institutions under
the Federal Housing Administra-
tion's Title I program was reported
today by Commissioner Abner H
Ferguson
This trend is attributed by Mr.
Ferguson to the concerted campaign
by the building industry and Gov
eminent agencies to persuade prop
erty owners to conserve fuel through
installation Of insulation, weather.
stripping. storm doors and windows
LOANS Averaged 21,800 Monthly.
For the first seven months Of this
year Mr.. Ferguson stated, Title 1
loans reported for insurance aver
1ged 81, 800 monthly in the amount
Of S6,726,800, the July volume being
22,8l6 loans totaling s7,126.530. In
August, the volume rose to $4,000
loans for s10,356,S13. and in Septem-
Der to 37,799 loans for sl2,O64,8O5.
Last spring an intensive campaign
for fuel conservation through the
Installation of heat preservatives in
existing structures was launched by
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Representative Kennedy
AssaiIs Radio Censorship
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Repre-
sentative Kennedy. Democrat. OF
New York said last night that CEN
sorship of the radio "distrusts the
source and fountain of all demo-
cratic government: The God given
right of the people to speak out
freely at all times on all topics"
In an address broadcast over Sta
ton WEAF, Mr.. Kennedy said 8
resolution which he has introduced
in Congress as the proposed twenty
second amendment to the Consti-
tuition, would prohibit any Con-
gresS, now or in the future" from
imposing censorship on speech by
radio or wire communications.
He declared two recent discussions
which have "jarred the people of
America" out of complacency were
the decision of the Supreme Court
on radio station licensing last May
and the current debate of radio COM
mentators on the right of express
sion of personal opinions.
1--WE cannot hamper liberty of
speech In one respect without i'm
pairing its safety arsi its strength
at all points" Mr.. Kennedy said.
The Axis is watching you; keen
'em signing while you keep buying
War savings StampS.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

early stages Of the New Georgia
campaign and was in charge Of the
air assault which led to the capture
Of the Munda air base. 1t was
under his command that United
Nations pilots shot down 81 Zeros
in one day.
Commended by Rear Admiral J.
F. Shafroth, deputy commander of
the South Pacific, for the manner
in which he utilized available air
units to inflict upon the
enemy the maximum losses in air.
craft and trained personnel and the
most severe damage to costly air.
port installations and shipping
Gen. Harris was presented the
award by Maj. Gen. Ralph J
Mitchell, commander of Marine
Corps aviation for the South Pa
Icific.
Gen. Harris only son, 1t. William
F. Harris, 25, Marine Corps, a grad
uate of Annapolis, was among those
listed as missing at Bataan.
Before his assignment in the
South Pacific, Gen. Harris was on
Evening star., 1943-10-30

CONCERTS.
Soldiers Home Band, STANLEY
Hall $50 o'clock tonight.
WPB Symphony Orchestra, Socia,
Security Auditorium, Third and In
dependence avenue S.W., $50
o'clock tonight.
DANCES.
"Gremlin Ball" Washington Tenn
pie Youth Group, Eighth and I
streets NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
Get-acquainted dance, National
Press Club Auditorium, 9 o'clock to-
night.
Wanderbirds' Hiking Club, Hay
loft" 1926 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
All States Club. Washington Ho-
tel, $50 o'clock tonight.
Texas State Society, Mayf1ower
Hotel, 10 o'clock tonight.
HIKES.
National Capital Park bird walk
around Miller's Cabin. Rock Creek
Park, meet at Sixteenth and Con-
cord avenue NV, 8 am. tomorrow.
Wanderbirds' Hiking Club to Sill
yer Hill and Fort Dupont Park.
meet at Seventeenth and Pennsvl-
vania avenue Sc. $50 am. tomor-
row
Capital Hiking Club to Rock Creek
Run, meet at end of Cabin John car
line. 10 m tomorrow.
Certor ~I,,. c,,,E
Tlmmep Run. Va. meet on District
side of Chain Bridge, 1890 am.
tomorrow
MOVIE.
IeChnlcolor movie by Llovd c..
Shanklln of Florida, League for the
Larger Life, 1922 Vermont avenue
NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers. 5 to
midnight tonight. Dance, $50
o'clock
Potomac Hostels bike and hike
trip to Cabin John, meet at Dupont
Circle; bike trip to Mount Vernon.
meet at west end Of Memorial
brldge, ootn trips, $3.50 am. to-
morrow.
National Capital Parks barge trips
over c. & o. Canal. beginning at
lock 3, Thirtieth street south Of M
street NV, 10 am. and pm. to-
morrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Ste.e Door Canteen, Belasco The
eter tonight: Thelma Donaldson
and Flo Small, Phil Hayden dancers
and Walter O'Keefe.
Entertainment tickets. The Hut"
f at Pennsylvania avenue NV. 4 to
$50 o'clock tonight.
PepsiCola Center, 9 80 am. today
2 l2:30 am. tomorrow First three
floors open to servicewomen
Masonic Center, to II o'clock to-
night Dance, 8 o'clock.
Arlington Center, $3.50 Wilson
boulevard, l to midnight tonight.
Officers.
Officers Club of the United Ma
lions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. to
Evening star., 1943-10-30

1890 o'clock tonight. Introductor,
cards to entertainment.
Dances, Mayf1ower and Meridian
Hill Hotels, 8 o'clock tonight.
Servicemen.
Open house. Anacostia USO, -Four.
teenth and U streets Sc, l to II
o'clock tonight.
Episcopal Canteen. Epiphany Par.
ish Hall, 1917 G street NV, 2 to II
O'Clock tonight.
Church Door Canteen, Calvary
Baptist Church, o'clock tonight.
Dinner dancing, Foundry Meth
odlst and Covenant Presbyterian
Churches. $50 o'clock tonight.
Stenographic service, o'clock to-
night; formal and square dance, 8
o'clock; YWCA tUSOO.
Supper and dance, Jewish Com
munity Center (USOo. 7:3O O'Clock
tonight
Dances. Servicemen's Club No. |
Silver Spring USO, St. Margaret s
Church, 8 o'clock tonight.
Show, three phone calls home
drawing, USO, Eighth and Penn
sylvania avenue NV, 8 o'clock to-
night.
PARTY, NE. USO, Ninth and D
streets NE, 8 o'clock tonight.
Dance, with Fourth Army Service
Forces and 36th Brigade. NCCS
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Butter for Each Soldier
Cut 10 1.12 Ounces a Ddv
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. 30
The butter allowance for each SOL
dier has been cut to 1.l2 ounces a
day, compared to ounces in peace
time, the Army announced yesterday.
This includes butter used as a
spread and cooking.
The reduced allotment will con-
serve the dairy product, in keeping
with the Quartermaster Corps pol
Icy of conserving critical materials
for war needs.
In statement accompanying the
announcement, the Jersey City quar-
termaster depot said a 9O-day re-
serve supply of butter is needed for
Army men in the United States
and a larger reserve for overseas
personnel because of transportation
difficulties. The Quartermaster
Corps has on hand 81 900 900 pounds
Of butter and an additional Is OO0,-
900 pounds on order.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
FbI Frees 5 Jap Girls
Who Posed With Nazis
sy the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct. 30.-Five
Japanese-American women, Jailed
for investigation after snapshots
were published showing some of
them in amorous poses with Nazi
prisoners-of-war, were released last
night by the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation.
r. j. Brandt, agent OF the FBI at
Denver, explained:
No charges have been filed
against the woman, and it Is not pos
sible for us to hold them indefinitely
without charges. The present ques-
tioning is completed, but it is en-
tirely possible that they will be ques-
toned again."
In Denver, Maj. w. L. Wolcott
chief of the prisoners of war branch
of the 7th Service Command, said
Army officials were at loss to ex-
plain how prisoners found it possible
Evening star., 1943-10-30

The Axis is watching you; keen
EN- signing while you keep buying
War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

(USO), 9l8 Tenth street NV, 8
o'clock tonight.
Dance, NE. USO, 1912 North
Capitol street, 9 o'clock tonight.
Dances, NCCS (USO), 1914 N
street NV, YWCA CUSO). and 1911
H street NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
military ball, YWCA (USO),
o'clock tonight.
Halloween parties, Banneker
Club, YMCA USO). and Leisure
Lodge, 9 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Hearthstone War Work
ers' Club, o'clock tonight.
war workers welcome.
Details, call Travellers Aid-USO
National 1881.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

nue. NV, has
b e en- awarded
the Legion of
Merit, an Asso-
ciated Press dis
patch from the
South Pacific re-
vealed today.
Commander of
all United Ma
tions air units in
t he Sololnons,
G e n . H a r + | S
d ! r e c t e d the
Marine Corps,
Army, Navy and
New Zealand Air
Forces in the
Evening star., 1943-10-30

ceptionally mer-
: itorious" service
while he was
/ chief of the Of
: flee of Civilian
:Defense's pro-
tective services
training section
here, his wife,
Mrs. Marguerite
Burn. has been
informed.
Col. Burn, who
held a Reserve
commission, was
assigned as chief
OF the training
section in luna
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Steak Dinner Given
Trusty Who Caught
Escaping Convicts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOclated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Oct.
30.-A two-pound steak dinner
was the reward for a colored
trusty who borrowed a shotgun
and apprehended two of four
escaped Kilby Prison inmates.
Warden Pitt Williams said
the trusty, Richard Shack.
armed with gun borrowed
from nearby farm dwelling,
halted the two fugitives shortly
after they fled late Thursday
from a prison farm where they
had been baling hay.
The other two prisoners are
still at large, Mr.. Williams said.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

duty 1T Marine Corps headquartera
here for a short time. He was pro-
NOTED to his present rank in Oc-
tober, 1912. His wifo, Mrs. Kather-
inc Harris, resides at the Connecti-
cut avenue address.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Gen. Harris Honored
For Drive on Japs

For outstanding services in the
Solomon Islands area, Brig. Gen
Field Harris of the Marine Corps
who lives at 5000 Connecticut ave-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

Snmitten 6ieIes t6bIi1iten uno ,ln-
menidliditen aller arieee ideint Gein-
besliebe, gbelmut nnb Menidlibfeit
nidt erItorben au fem. St, Norbafrifa
bat Der arnerifanii9e Mrmeearat Ma-
ior Saul Compton aus Saflano,
Calf, IN ndhiter Ndbe bes Sblaht-
feloes, unter ben idtpierieiten l1m-
itanben einem ibtper bertpunbeten
oeltiden Solbaten SOS 2eben gerettet.
sluf Der anbern seite b6ren mir
bon amerifaniihen, in Deuti1lanb ge-
fangenen Sliegern, baB bic Na5ipo-
li5ei Die @efangenen nannbaft bor
oen Ingriffen oes Bobels beidiist
unb Die amerifanii9 i9en @efangenen TO-
gar nit @eipebren 5u ibrern S6ut
perieben babe.
Sbne 3tpeifel tperben auf beioen
Seiten u&riegsgreuel' beriibt. Mber
neroen nift audi in Srieoens5eiten
BIER in unierm eigenen 2anbe tdglib
@erbre9en begangen, oie BEN @ral1-
iomfeiten auf oen s9la6tfeloern ni@t
na6lteben? I ..-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

ssS1 elmer Mniprahe erfldrte Gelo-
maridan San gbriitian Smuts, Hrd-
lioent bon Siioafrifa, in 2onbon:
nMngeiidts Der intenlipen, langen uno
erid0pfenben 8elaitl.ng @robbritan-
MEMS bliden mir nit He6t auf Die
amerifanilde Mannesfraft als auf un-
iere groBe itrategiibe &eierbe in oem
8eiten fir Die enbgiiltigen ariegs-
ibldge. @abreno ieoe perbiinoete Sea-
ton ibr M0glidites tut, I'M bic Din-
ee 5u einem S0bepunft au bringen,
,peroen tpobl Ole Ser. 5taaten als Ser
lette, friideite uno mabtiglte Neuan-
fon1mling in Dem &anpffelo = Die
entI6eioenoe &olle in DEM SbluBaft
oes groBen ariegsoramas gu ipielen
baben. Cine iolde goue lit meiner
4nlt6t nab aud oie bette &e6tferti=
glng bes iiberaus tpi9tigen Geiles,
Sen bas S6idlal Imerifa BET ben
Observation-Disclosures uno oem 8ie=
heraufbau ser 8elt 5ltgepieien bot. !"
Seinen 8orten fiigte er bic Bro-
pbe5ei,mg bin5u, bas oas nablte Sabr
6en groBen slngriff auf Die europa-
ii6e Seitung Sitlers bringen peroe.
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Senfieber, gronaitis nnb afbma,
2eibenoe erbalten raide 2in6eriittg
burd ben @ebrauh bon Sa-8a.@a-
&apleIn, tpelde nlgenblidIih ainoe.
r,ing brineen BEL ibtpierigem Itmer,,
uno niIIfommenen, tiefern unb rubi-
germ s9laf beipirfen, o6er @elo miro
5uriidge5ablt. &a.3aMasa saapieln fino
leidt 5l nebmen uno bas Meiultat lit
bodit angenebm, tpie Eauien6e be5e,..
gen. Dartet nidt, Bis elm iueiterer
idmerabolIer Nngriff eintritt, fonoern
ienbet uns beute nod cine Boitantpei-
Jung bon $t.00, ODER 5ablt es Dem
grieftrdger beim gn,pfang. Sdretbt
an: &raft 2aboratories, Sept. sc. go.
Chicago, Sn. El,t es iofort!
-Mnaeiae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

BUR 8erubigung iener uMgnoiti-
fer, bte ltb iiber BEN ,,&ei6tum Ser
fatbolil6en Stride. .Sorgen 5u
MAIDEN ideinen', bertpeiit uEbe gatb-
olic Netps", Seem gorf, auf einen I'M
Sabre 1886 aufgenommenen 3enius
relisioier aorperldaften in BEN Ser
Staaten, ponad lt6 ser @ert Der
ron1ii6=fatboliiden @ottesbauier auf
$7S7,O01,357 I'M 2anbe be5iffert, bie
5dulo bagegen auf $199,350,733.
Ser Nettoreidtltm Der fatbolii6en
&ir6e'', idreibt oas 8latt, ,,betragt
bana6 $597, ,650,624 ODER tpeniger
als bas 8ermogen irgenoeines unierer
MiIliondre.''
0r. Sole Manuel 2lobet, Ser bor
fl1r5em in Spanien eingetrofene or
gentinilde @eianote beim gatifan,
erfldrte, bie Gage i'm 8atifan lei
bur6aus normal, aber Die @intpobner
&oms ieien I'm tpabrbaft beoauerns-
tperter Situation''.
0r. 2lobet fiibrte aus, Bapit 8ius
Ser 3polfte iei ,,bei gutter @eiunbs
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Gin tpegen ieiner 1ei6ten 5itten
libel beriidtigter fran50itider Miniiter
batte BEL elmer &ebe in Der &ammer
ble Borte gebraudt: sd billie midi
il! meine Eugenb." slls er balb oars
auf erfra1tfte uno 1tarb, iagte Elm
9lr5t iarfaitiib: uDas fon1nt 6abon,
tpenn man 5u leibt gefleibet gebt."
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Bon Der gnabenreiden 0ebnrt
u. 6. 0ratt
(sSortiesung bon Seite 81

(sSortiesung bon Seite 81
@eburt feine onoere 8ebeiit1ng, als
Die iie bon inherent nit foniglider
Birbe geidniidten &inbe entlebnt
unb empfangen bate, auf tpeldes iene
10 lang eriebrte Sreuoe ab5ielte.
@enn nun iene @eburt II, Der So
mile bes Batriarden 10 tpunoerbare
Sreuoe berporrief neil iie gleidiam
cine Borbereitune auf Die @eburt oes
iiiBeiten &inoes Waria mar, 10 1T es
binia uno seredt, oaB in oieier @es
burt Simmel ,,nb groe itd erfreuen;
oenn oas &ino, bas oa geboren lit,
1T aefommen, Inn Die leer ge,uoroe=
men Site oes Simmels mieoer gu be-
ieben unb bic @elt 5u beiligen. Mls
geoe aeboren tpuroe, parb iein 8ater
9oned getroitet; osnn bie @eburt oes
4inbes tpar bas l1nterpfano, oaB
@ott n,itteIs Ser slr9e bas Weeni6en=
aeIdledt erbalten 1nb feline Segni1n-
gen, tpel9e bic Meniden our6 tbre
Siinoen neri9er5t batten, tpieoer er-
1,euern tperoe. glber alles oieles ge-
fhab nur, 6amit bieies &ino 5ur Welt
eeboren tpiiroe, tpel6es bic mabre
Observation-Disclosures bes Weeni6enges
i6le6tes iein iollte; oenn Warta tpar
bie aeiItIide Mr6e, tpelde ben neuen,
tpabren geoe in iid idloB uno i'm
bom Simmel berab5og, Inn ale er-
henbetpobner nit Segnungen 81 er=
fiillen.
. anabenreides &ino! . ielige
@eburt! gu biIt 6as er0Bte @oblge=
fallen Ser ellerbeiligiten 0reifaltigfeit
in oIlen bereaneenen 3eiten, ou bilt
bas Iroblodens Der gngel, bie Soft
nung ser Siin6er, Die Sreube ser &C.
redten, l,nb Elm tpunoerbarer Srolt
fir bic Seiligen, ipel6e in Ser 8or=
BONE auf bi6 barrten! 3 foitbare,
reibe 8erle, Die bu, eingeidloiien in
Die raube M1li6el oieier 8elt, an Die
Sonne getreten bilt! 8 bebres &ino,
fo11m baben oid inn 2ibte ser Sonne
menidlide gueen seieben, rnb idon
biit ou in Ben Mugen bes allerboditen
&0nies uno ieines gan5en binmliiden
Sofes an 8Irbe unb @rbabenbeit
GROCER, als alles, tpas ni6t @ott ielbit
lit! Mne @eiblehter iollen 0id pref
fen, ale Nationen iollen Sir bulbieen
uno beiner @nn1ut unb Sdonbeit lob
iineen! Die Groe tperoe erleu6tet
Surd biele @eburt, uno bie Sterbli=
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9ie eSnitrnftipn iiber BEN &pmeten

Gin Sauptnann ihidte ieinen 8ur=
iden nit folgeroem 8efebl gum Selo>.
pebel: uSeute Mbeno 9 l1br tritt bic
aompanie auf oem &aiernenbofe a1t.
Sd ueroe ielbit erideinen, um oie
Wannidaften iiber ben iebt> it6tbaren
4ometen au belebren, tpetl eine alte
sWdr in bem &oneten eiten Gorboten
oes &rieges erblift. Die 3ugfiibrer
iouen i6on in Ser beutigen Snftruf=
tionsltrnoe iiber bas Sternenipltem
unterri6ten, benn cine 6erartige 8e=
lebrung fann ME 5l1m Sdaoen Ser
5oloaten ausidlaeen.' -
Ser 8url6e melbet bem Selbtpebel: I:
uIuf 8efebl bes Serrn &auptmanns
miro beute Mbeno 9 llbr Elm Sonnet
auf elmer alten Mdbre auf bem &a-
iernenbof erideinen. Die 3ugfiibrer
iollen oie Mannibaften belebrert, oaB
lie ausi6lagen miro"
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9as aemiitli6e 6eim

Suidel itbt betriibt I'M 9feitaurant.
Seoen Wittag. ,,slber ou biit oo9 ber-
beiratet, Sui6el9"
Saudt Suibel traurig: sd mub
I'M &eltaurant eiien! @as bleibt mir
iibrig2 Weine Srau balt ieoen Wittag
i'm &aoio einen Bortrag iiber bas
Ebema: 8ie made tb meine1n Monn
oas Seim get1iitli69"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

bon &rebs oas 3eittsort frebien ob
ltno iagt gum Beiipiel: ,,gs miro ge-
frebit''. 8er 1peiB nod elm ioldes
8eiipiel aus ser Giertpelt2
Sbiiler: Das &e,1ntier.
2ebrer: @ieio benn oas2
5biiler: Na, man iagt bod: es
rentiert it6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

beit' uno oie tdeIiden @ottesoienite
i'm Batifan tpiirben ,,genau tpie in
normalen 3eiten" abgebnlten. gr
meinte, Die 2ebensmittelporrate Ieien.
5ipar nidt iiberreihlid, aber fir ben
Augenblid ausrei1enb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

hen m0gen frobloden, neil ibre Met.
term ibnen eeboren lit, Tie, tpelde ben
5daoen tpieber gut maden miro, ben
Die erite 5iinbe gebradt bat - Bm.
Spanner, Buffalo, N. q.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
GuI6atenIeben

l1nteroffi5ier: 8arrm lit es bon
8idtigfeit, BEL einem Mngriff ni9t
Sen &opf su berlieren?
9fefrut: @eil man ionit ni6t miib-
te, tpobin man BEN Selm ieben ion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
Natmrgeid)idtlides

2ebrer: @ann mir elmer bon euh
iagen, Oh es audi Eiere gibt, Die nidt
boren fonnen?
Mlfreb: Die Eauben, Serr 2ebrer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

ipobnlid oen fl. Marfus. Die BEN
2otpenfopf iiberrnge1lbe Sigur lit
Elm Monogramm GbriIti, ourh elm
Z auf einem Rreu5 oargeitellt. Das
@an5e lit bon einem 4reile. Dem
SDmbol oer guigfeit, umrabmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

@brilti oie Dornenfronung un6
Innagelung ans &rel,5. - 8ilo 3:
Sbiges Monogramm be6elltet bie
@nerieligite Sungfrau. Die 8ud-
ftaben 80 uno 81 iino ineinanber
beridlungen. sic bebeuten Maria
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

8ilo /: Ser 4oler ltent getpobn-
lid ben fl. gpanselilten sSobannes
oar, pobl au9 BEN Sl. @eiit, Ser
inoes meiit als Eaube abgebiloet
lit. - gilb 2: NGeel uno Dornen-
fran5 periinnbiloen oas 2eioen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

@esina (&onigin). Man finoet
bieles Monoeramm meilt auf Il-
t6ren unb in &irhen, Die Der Mut-
tereottes getpeibt itnb. - 8ilb 4:
Ser 2otpenfopf periinnbiloet .ge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

9lns Ser Sdule
2ebrer: Sir Slide fangen iagt
man auh fiI6en. gbenio Ieitet man