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Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
SERVICE

There is little CT no old alfalfa
seed in the hands CT dealers or
professors at Yuma and Bard ac-
cording to farm advisor, Frank
Beyschlag. Alfalfa seed growers in
the above areas completed their
spring hay making in recent weeks
and have started the crop that will
be matured for seed Representa-
tiveS of the u. S. bureau of ento-
mology and plant quarantine state
that the size of the injurious in
sect population present in alfalfa
seed fields in late June will greatly
influence the size of the coming
seed crop. Fields that are started
late, after April. for seed they say
are often damaged the most by in
sects than Bard and Yuma. They
state this is an important reason
why alfalfa seed production is less
successful in Imperial Valley than
at Bard and Yuma.
MILDEW CONTROL
After three years experimental
work DR.. John T. Middleton of the
citrus experiment station CT the
University OF California at River
side advises three methods of con-
troll of powdery nlildeW on melons:
q Grow powdery mildew resistent
cantaloupe No. s. 90 Grow sulphur
resistant varieties such as honey
dew CT honey ball melons, and dust
with sulphur. go Spray susceptible
varieties. In Riverside and Imperial
counties dustc containing copper,
fermate, zinc or spergon were value
less. Liquid sprays of Bordelo, bur
gundy, copro 40, cuproclde, curpo
K, fermate, lime-sulphur, spergon.
and spray-cop gave excellent con-
troll. Two spray are sufficient, best
results have been obtained with 0.3
percent lime sulphur spray applied
when mildew spots first appeared,
with a folloW-up application in two
weeks using any CT the other ma
terials. Lime sulphur, however, will
burn the melon foliage if air tenn
perature after spraying exceed So
degrees F. A good Wetting agent
in the spray is essential. Good Gov
erage is important, recurring about
300 gallons per acre at 300 to $50
pounds pressure.
VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION
In a recent tour of vegetable seed
81 Il -, sr1 TRh e
Knott, head of the division OF truck
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
Highway Bids
Accepted

SACRAMENTO, June |. up
The state division of highways an
nounces that low BIDS on highway
repair projects were submitted as
follows:
Sonoma and Marin counties-Re-
pairing portions sctaling ID miles
Of the Redwood highway between
Petaluma and San Rafel, A. G..
Raisch, San Francisco, S27,49O.
Contra Costa county = Repairing
l.8 miles of state route IS between
Orinda junction and Broadway tun-
mel, Union Paving Co, San Fran
cisco, S33,827.50.
Butte county-Repairing II miles
of state route 3 between Neloson and
l.5 miles north of Durham, Piazza
and Huntley, San Francisco, S94, ,79O
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
Douglas Plant
Will Lay Off
5000 Employees

SANTA MONICA, Cal, June l.
CUP)-Douglas Aircraft Corp. will
lay-off approximately 5000 workers
within the next four months fol-
lowing cancellation OF army con-
tracts for A-20 Havoc bombers,
company officials said Thursday.
Official cancellation notice came
late "Wednesday from the air forces
materiel command. Additional con-
tracts were being negotiated by
Douglas officials to resume work
III September.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
Swancutt Goes
To Hospital

CAMP ANA, Cal, June |. CUP)
Lieutenant Beaufort G.. SWancutt,
sentenced to death by an army
courtmartial, today was at Letter
man General hospital, San Fran
cisco, pending review of his SEN
tence, Col. Earle r. Searles, Camp
ANA commanding officer said.
SWancutt, sentenced to death last
week in charges of numbering his
sweetheart, her girl friend, his COM
manding officer and police Off
Ger in a shooting orgy, was trans
ferred to receive medical treatment
for bullet wounds received the
night of the killing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
Army Use Hikes
Rood Upkeep

SACRAMENTO, June l. 6UP) -
Overloaded trucks laden with war
time supplies have nearly doubled
maintenance costs on state high
ways, officials of the state division
of highways said
T. II. Dennis, maintenance engi-
neer for the division, said the divi-
sion spent $5,0J0,000 fer repairs to
damaged roads in addition to $10,-
100000 spent or routine mainte-
nance" during 1912 and 1943 and
expects to be forced to spend a
similar additional amount during
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
Krupa Obtains
Verdict Upset

SAN FRANCISCO. June |. tUpp|
The state district court of appeals
has reversed the felony conviction
of drummer Gene Krupa on charges
of hiring a minor to transport mar
cotics.
The appellate court upheld
Krupa's contention that he had
been placed in double jeopardy.
Prior to his conviction on the felony
count, Krupa was convicted on a
misdemeanor charge of contribut-
ing to the delinquency of a minor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
TO SUCCEED EASTMAN

WASHINGTON, June I. fUP) =
George M. Barnard Of Indiana has
been nominated by President Roose-
velt to be a member of the inter-
state commerce commission, sue
ceeding the late Joseph 3. Eastman
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01

this year and next year.
During the past two years water
proof surfacing was applied to 2,l00
miles of roadway, 1000 miles OF
roadway were "reWorked" and other
types of repairs were made on LOO
miles, Dennis said.
J. w. VlcKrey, traffic and safety
engineer, said the Increased punish
ment to the roads was due to over
loading Of trucks to meet wartime
demands and an increase of 30 per
cent in average weight of trucks.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
FREED ON MURDER COUNT

WASHINGTON, June /. up
Robert L Miller, 81, veteran crimi-
nal lawyer, was a free man Thurs
day after winning the most import
ant case of his long legal career
his own trial for the Staying of
his Wife's alleged paramour, DIR.
John E. Lind.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01
Army Claims
1T''Yphus 7 Cure

uct and discovered It's amazing m
sectieidal properties.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-01

crops of the University of Califor-
MIA learned the following seeds
crops are productive here: Crystal
white wax and Bermuda onions,
lettuce, endlve, carrots, tulnips, Gel
cry, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, mus
tard, dill and probably parsley.
Beets make seed here only in cold
winters, and then only fair crops.
At d. c. Dinsmore'S tomato field
west of Ell Centro Dr. Knott OBJ
served a high yield of the Hatch
12 variety. Another promising va
riety in trial there is the Penn heart
which is as early as the first early
variety of tomato. Penn heart makes
a small vine and should be planted
about three feet apart. At Dins
more's the 493 variety is producing
a meaty, high quality tomato. but IS
about two weeks later and requires
better land than first early. In
discussing the rough early fruit of
Fruit Early Knott stated that this
is not a varietal fault but is char
acteristic Of any early fruiting to-
mato. He says that tomato bios
SONS frequently do not completely
pollinate in cool weather and as a
consequence the resulting fruit is
rough and misshapen.
DR.. Knott discussed behavior of
1e vrn,,iotioc witt !, iono1
It developed that Imperial 152 is
five days earlier than Imperial 615
which in turn is five days earlier
than Great Lakes lettuce Great
Lakes produces more solid heads
that weigh heavier than other va
rieties.
HAY SHORTAGE
The bureau OF agricultural eco
nCmicS of the United States depart
ment CT agriculture reports alfalfa
hay condition 79 per cent of normal
the lowest On record for May eX-
cept 1929. First, cutting yields have
been disappointing. Grain hay re-
ports average 50 per cent of normal.
According to assistant farm advisor,
George Winright livestock producers
viii do well to consider seeding
Sudan into thin alfalfa stands to
increase the amount of pasture
This additional pasture will furnish
the producer cheap feed and any
hay fhat may be released for the
central market, because of this ad-
ditional pasture, is sure to be badly
needed.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

Theatre She made one movie short
for Warner Brothers, "Yamacraw''
She has done more European travel
ing than either Of her present singing
associates, having appeared in Eng
land, Germany, Switzerland. Den
mark and Russia. Someday when the
war is over, she will make this tour
again. Lige the other members of
the Dixiana Trio, Margaret Sims has
direct inheritance from show bust
ness. Her alnt was a professional
dancer, and from her Margaret learn
ed ballroom and soft-shoe routines.
The girls dress alike for their act.
either in pink or black formals with
very full skirts and dainty tulle bod
ices. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
is one of their most popular request
numbers. So is Five Guys Named
Moe, written for them by Donald
Haywood
On its current CAMP SHOWS
trip, the Dixiaaa Trio is not only
singing at Army camps and Naval in
stallations but visits hospitals where
ever travel schedules permit, entertain
ing men who have been wounded in
battle in Europe and the South Pac-
ific, and who, doctors finl, recover
more quickly when their long hours
of convalescing are made less tedious
by the contributions of concert art
lists like these.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

Major Ovid E. Harris, former Bat
talon Commander in the 1s4th Field
Artillery Regiment, who last week re-
pudiated Secretary of War Henry L.
Srinson's charge that many Negro
units ''have been unable to master the
techniques of modern weapons" Of
which the aboxe regiment (formerly
tn. sth) was one of the units men,
toned in the charge. The Major.
now on the inactive list, sent his let
Ter TO the President of the United
States and Mr.. Stimson. Among til.
many things he said was that the 1e4-
t. Regiment had the highest [. .. rat
ing of any Army units known to the
O. ficers Of the 5th Infantry division,
and said it was both amazing and
shocking to find the Sec -ctary Of
Wars signatlre placed over SO gross
a nisstatement of facts. (PPS)
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

all sopranos, but Miss Sims has de
veloped her lower range power until
she is an outstanding Alto and Miss
Eley now takes over the contralto
parts.
Virginia Robinson, the lyric-so-
prano, spent four years with a concert
Init OF the WPA. She went out with
one Of their groups known as the
-Four Ginger Snaps, which played
large theatres and concert halls, Vir-
ginia was also on Broadway with Ed
Sullivan's "Cavalcade' and she sang
on WEAF program with Ted Hus-
ing. Her mother was a concert sing
er in Syracuse and Wilkes Barre. To
her young daughter she passed on
talent and an appreciation of good
music AS soon as war ends, Virgin
ia will return to the concert field
Vivian Eley's sister, Alice, was a
concert pianist, who communicated
to the young singer a love Of the
kind of music that audiences like to
rerehber. Vivian's talents, however,
are not all on the serious side She
has been a member Of the Hot Mi
kado' Company that played New
York City and she has been heard Oh
the RKO circuit in this country. Her
stage name is Brown Berry, Miss
Eley is also known outside of the
United States. She was a great fav-
orite in pre-war France, having been
booked into the famous Moulin Rouge
Cafe. American film audiences re-
member her work in The Emperor
Jones'" She is favorite at the Cot
ton Club the Ubangi and many other
well-known nightspots. But, her
great love is what she calls "endear
ing, enduring tunes"
Margaret Sims has travelled with
the Broadway shows, Comics Hot
Chocolate" and Liza, and she was
out with the Irving O. Miller show
''Brownskin Models.' New Workers
have seen her at the Hudson Theatre
and al Daly's Sixty Third Street
e,~~~~~e~~~~S~~~~~
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

Wash the fresh shrimp and then
(Wlthout cooking) remove the
shells and the little black line (this
is an intestinal line) that goes down
the back. Simmer minutes in
salted water until shrimp turns
pink. Drain. Slice the mushrooms
and brown in tablespoons of the
margarine. Remove from the fry
ing pan and add mushrooms to the
shrimp. Add the remainder of the
margarine to frying pan. Melt Add
the 6 tablespoons of flour and the
curry powder and salt. Mix to
smooth paste. Add the cups milk.
Stir over low heat until sauce is
creamy thick. Pour over the mush-
rooms and shrimp. Reheat before
serving. Serve between the layers
and over the top of the hot short
cakes. Garnish with watercress.
Serves u.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08
For a Party
At Home-Or At the Club

YNHIS clever hostess knows exactly
Il how to please her guests, even
in these "ration-pinching" days.
The Triple Decker Shortcakes are
made rich and fiaky with low-point
fortified margarine. Here is the
menu:
Shrimp and Mushroom Shorfcakes
wifh Wafercress Garnish
Fresh Strawberries
|, iUifh
Moist Chocolate Cake
Coffee
Recipe follows for the shortcake.
Make your own favorite chocolate
cake and make it with fortified mar
igarine less expensive and of
delightful flavor. Try it, Here's
another idea-when you serve the
Strawberries simply wash them. Do
not remove the hulls but sprinkle
berries with sugar. No cream needed.
SHRIMP MUSHROOM
SHORTCAKE
(t0 SerUe 12)
Shortcake
cups flour
teaspoon salt
5 teaspoons baking powder
u cup fortified margarine
cup milk Cor more)
Make up your shortcakes ahead
of time and reheat when ready to
serve. Sift together the flour, salt
and baking powder. Cut in the
margarine until it looks like little
peas through the flour. Add milk
sufficient to make soft but not
sticky dough. Roll out to Il inch
thick on Toured bread board. Cut
IL large rounds with biscuit cutter.
Use a smaller cutter for another
IL and then a very little cutter for
the third IL. Melt a little extra
margarine and brush the tops Of all
the rounds. Then put together in
triplets, the big on the bottom, next
the middle-sized one, last (and on
top) goes the third tiny one. Bake
in a moderate oven (350oF) about
25 minutes, until each layer is we'll
baked and the tops are brown.
Sauce
lb. shrimp
] lb. mushrooms
II cup fortified margarine
6 tablespoons Hour
cups milk
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

es have natural richness and range.
The girls are Vivian Eley of New
York; Virginia Robinson Of Syracuse
New York and Margaret Sims Of
Washington, DC. They were once
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

tai training, it was announced at the
Hampton Institute last week end as
the training there disbanded as Of
March 81 The young men are Pvts.
Charles V. Cooper OF Hempstead. L.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

T., New York, who will prepare for
the dental profession, and Kennesaw
Mannings Of Chicago and Jesse Bar
Der Of Chattanooga, Tenn, who will
prepare for me1icine.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08
3 HAMPTON ASTP
TRAINEES TO YALE

Hampton Institute, Va.,--Three
trainees from the Army Specialized
Program at the Institute have been
assigned to the ASTP. at Yale Uni
versity, for pre-medical and pre-den-
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-08

"SOLDIERS WANT CLASSICAL
MUSIC MORE THAN SIZING ,
SAYS DIXIANA TRIO
Continued from page y
&C entertainers K wide and their JOic-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

fi1b in ie6em GueenbItd Iebenoige
Weni6en, nidt gertreter irgenoetnes
Brin5ips ODER 5pmbols, tpie mon BET
einem iolden Slim befiir9ten f0nnte.
SIN Mittelpunft notiirli9 bie Ser.
na6ette. SSennifer SSones, 6eren erite
2einponoroue 6ies lit, eraielt 8irtuu'
gen bon elmer Stdrfe, 6ie aud iie ipd'
ter nidt nebr itbertreffen 6iirfte. Die
@ldubigteit, Naibitdt un6 Si6erbeit
5ugleid, oos Sltngmdo6enbofte atn6
cas- &eifen0e fin6en bel 6iefer Men>
i6engeitalterin (Sdauipielerin traut
man ft9 nidt, ite au nennen) oer-
blitffenoen Ius6rud."
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Die ridtieen @andle geIettet, Dem Can.
De cine .ioItoe tiinfttge Generation
ii6ern."
0te Qnitdten Sotber Slonaeans
lol1ten oueemeine 8eadtung finoen,
btnn er fpri6t aus langiGbrieer gr'
fabrung ut,6 bot in oer @raiebung
BON &rtaben tpabte 8unoer geleiltet
uno rationale 4nerfennrng gefunoen.
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Tatber Tla1taga1t itber
ingenblt6e &erbre6en
9feb. Slanagan, @riinber un6 Get
tor bon 8oDs' Sotp1t, Snaba, geebr.
lit oer Mnitdt> ooB bon elmer ertaun
|Ii6en 3unobme bon i1eenoIi6en Ser
bre6en im bergangenen Sabre MIDI
sic 8eoe 1ein fann. $50 imtner man
derorts cine 3unabne feltgeItell
tperoen fonnte, tpar ote l1rio6e ouf et
ne 1tarfe 3unabme Der 8ebolferung II
Sn6uitrie5entren 5l1riid5ufiibren.
sd babe, 70 erfldrt Sotber Slan
ogon> ,,bol1es Bertrauen ouf 1tnfer
Eiungen 2elte uno i6 nt0dte 5u oe1
Gage bemerfe1 oaB mir es ntdt f
iebr nit iugen61iden 8erbre9en 81
tim baben, als nit elterli6er Gerna6
laiiigung."
uSSS1t fo1t alien 5daen, mo- &nober
rno WG69en in Srage fon1men, f0n'
men oie l1ria6en 5uriidgefiibrt tperoer
auf ei11en 3uiammenbru6 oes Samt'
lienlebens; tpenn Die Auflidt Der @l
terri mangelt, tpenn Die Weutter ibre
&in6er itd ie1blt ooer an0ern iiber
IGBt, Inn in ser Sabrif al arbeiten
o6er menn Die &inoer, obne oroentli6e
Iuflt6t offentGi6en @rbolungspldBer
cabertrqut tperoen. 8enn ferner i6l1l.
pfli6tigen &inoern geItattet miro, al&|
|trgen6etne @eife @elo 5u her6ienen
anItott lie gum Gtu6ium on3ubaIter
Inn it6 cine geli9erte 8utunft 3u er.
tperben. @tner Ser eroBten @efabrer
itno iunge Md66en ausgeiebt, tpelde
oen Soloaten na6laufen.
9as bette Mittel our 8erbiitune
lueenoli6er Gerbre9en lit, meine,
9lnlidt na6, 6os e1terltde Sein, Dit
ISdlt1e a.nb oie Stride, Sic geeint m
Der @r5iebltng Der Sueeno arbeiter
miiiien.
9as 6riitli6e Seim muB mieoe,
bergeitellt tperoen, iooaB Elm eeoro
retes Jamilienleben 1tnter Ser Nuf
li6t Der @ltern tpie6er aufgebout miro
iooaB oas Sem BEN &inoern genebn
ll.n6 an5iebeno eeitaltet miro. 0ies
fann ni6t errei6t tperoen, tpenn So
ter unb Mutter Der Gamilie fern blei
Ten u1to nur auf @rtperb beoa6t 1t11o
Gami1ie, S6ule uno Stride iolltet
es ii6 gemeinidaftli6 ongelegen ieit
laiien, 1T e6t driitlider uno er5iebe
rii6er @eiie fir foaiale 3uiammen
FINITE, Spiel 1nto l1nterbaItung Cor
ge 3u tragen.
Sd no6te bin5ufiigen, oab in bic
len Sallen iogen. gerbre6en Sugen6
li6er mebr als unor6entli6es uni
lei6tiinniges 8etragen gu tperten iino
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nt6t a1f glei6e Stufe ge1teut Uni
in glei6er 8eiie beban6elt tperoen
o1s 6alle tpirfli6er 8erbre6en. l1nie
re gegenmartige Suge1to lit 1pi6t bel
fer uno nidt i6Iimmer uls Dor Sen
ariege Sie beitbt biele quite 1lno aus
ge5ei6mete gigenidaften, oie, wenn II
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Nnnoretie o,trd)s 9eiltge
QQtO
(6ortiekuna)

oie Stride Der 9ormitio, 6ie bon ben
8eneoiftinern bertpaltet tptr6. Sort
lift 6os pra6tbollfte @rob, bas man
Iitb borlte0en fann. (Das 8ort ,,Oor'
mitio" beoeutet ,,Seineang" Der 81.
Sunefrau. 9ies fon nod oer 1eber'
llieferrng 6te Sterbeitatte Rorias altf
Dem 3ionsberge, IN unmittelbarer
Ndbe oeSGoenocr1un1s, getpeIen iein
0ie 5t6tte tpuroe 1898 bon aatfer
Bilbelm ben1 3tpeiten fduflid3 ertpor'
ZEN uno 6ern fatbo1iiden Berein bonn
81. 2anbe CUR @rbuul1ne elmer Sir
DIE - Morid &eimgang - iberge.
ben. Nnmerf. Der &e6) Gin altor
|feiielte unfere Mufrnerf fomfeit, tpeI9er
gegen bos GoIf getebrt lit. sn alien
ar6ern &ir6en febrt, tpie neeiIt ub"
Ili6, bet Brielter Dem 8olfe ben Stiff.
fen 5l1.
gSir beiudten eine STRIDE, Ole CUR
grinnerl1ng an oas Bftngftfe5t erbaut
tpur6e. 9ieieIbe entb6It elm 8on6ge"
mdI6e, 6os Die Muttereottes nit Ben
Npoiteln BARTLETT, tpie oas 2idt 6es
S1. @eiites ouf fte berabfon,nt. 8tr
itiegen ul1f oer 8en6eltreppe Big CUR
Spite 6es Eurntes binauf. Bir BE-
| fiir6teten, 6oB Die 59liiiIeI sur Sir
DIE bergefien tporoen fein m06ten,
mas uns iebr in 8erlegenbett gebro9t
batte. 8on bier itebt mon ole fotbo'
|Iii6e @rIoierfir6e.
g8ir febrten nun aum SoteI 6uritd,
mo mir Tim ieds ubr einer aben6on.
oa6t beitpobnten. 9anod beiorgtex
mir uniere @eiddfte.
3uetter Sag - Inter Sibrnms
8r. Gapbael's
l1nier SriibItiid beItano a1s giesn
8rot, 8utter uno See uno beeannen
mir uniern &unbgang o>trd bic 4lt'
ituot um 9 l1br unter Siibr,tne 8r,
&opbaels. @os 3uer1t unIere Guf'
merfiamfeit auf itd letfte, tpor Dos
Sran5isfanerHoiter. gs tptro oIs ss11.
Ouitriei6ule fir &noben gebroudt
gr. &apboeG Quinn erfl6rte uns, Die
InItalt tper6e dbnlid gefiibrt tpie I'M
fer u8ops' Gotpn''. Sn oer Gore.
fabrtf bemertten mir eittett drrtlt6
|ge5immerten 5arg gu 60 Dollar. Ge.
gen Sol3mangel itn6 Ole Breife bo9
Nm Sube Der ct. Sron5ishnsftroBe
teginnt Der &reu5apeg. Diefe 5traBe
befono it5 5ur 3eit @brtfti ouBerbalb
6er 5tabt. g&ir laben Die 8. Gtation.
anitatt &reu5e 5u erri9te.t, Stno &re1.
5e IN ben Stein eingebauen. Inn bic
citation 5u be5eidten. Benn tltn.
li6, miro cine &apeGe erbntt. Qud
an 6er z. Station famen tpir borbei.
Ser Seilano muB tpobI bier bel Dem
l1eberibreiten bes @taottors. bas Sor
bes @eridtes genannt, gefaren fei1.
Das uripriineli6e StraBennibeau
1T 11ngefGbr bier SUB a&nter ber ge.
gentpartieen 5troBe. Dasielbe fon1mt
an oeri6ieoenen Stelen gum gor.
i6etn. 9ie StraBen tparen CUR 6ama.
ligen 3eit breitet ais be1tte. @eiter
binunter fanten mir an Der 6. Gta.
tton borbei, mo Die Ratbo1ifen eiae
fteine @apelle beitben rno on 6er 5.
Station i'm 8eitbe Der 5rdnstsfaner.
8tr befan6en uns altf 6em @ege
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The Song of Bernadette

Die @eGeeenbeit fi6 bieten piro, ben
2our6esfiIm "Ebe Gong of 8erno'
bette" 5u ieben, 10 unterbreiten mir
ibnen gum beiiern 8eritdnonis cine
2rttif oer 81. 3. Stoatsaeitung:
,tGbe Gong Of 8ernaoette' lit elm
GROCER Slim. l1no bod lit an9 tpie.
Der mebr o1s ein Slim I'M bertomnt'
li6en Sinne. ~Siir iene, Die an @ott
elauben, lit cine @rtldrung oes 8or.
gangs nidt notig; fir iene, Die nidt
glouben, lit cine @rtlorung nidt mog.
li6.' go ettpa 1autet oas Motto oieIes
SilmS. 9lber ntan fann oies beinabe
be3meifeln, oenn Der Slim fdtloert in
treitaus einfo9erer Meiie als ser &o.
man Sran5 @erfels oos @unoer bon
2ouroes, oos 2eben un6 grleben Der
8ernaoette Soubirous. @elo1t bon
bielen pbilolopbiiden uno ooentatis
i6en 0ialogen, Die 6os 8u9 belai item,
eritebt bier oas 8il6 zines naiben,
glGubigen 8eIens in elmer l1mtpelt
crit oes Uncertainties, Damn Der Seino'
i6aft, i6lieBli6 6er Seu6e1ei un6
oes 3Dnismus. Nber es lit 6ie Menld,
lidteit oieier fi1mii6en S6il0erung
Die au6 Sen Sfeptifer iiber5eugen
muB. @s fino ntdt biele Slime bon
fol6 innerer 56onbeit aus Sol1ptpoo6
gefontmen. Man bleibt bon oer erIten
Big CUR lebten Minute oieI Ies nabe3u
5tpet 1u1o orei 8terteI Stun6en lan-
gen 6iln1s int 8anne Der @ei6ebntiie;
man erlebt ie6e 8baie 6ieies 8un6ers
an it6, man miro in eine mpItilde
gSelt entriidt, aus Der man erIt tpie'
Ger ertpa6en muB, 1penn fid Der 8or-
bang iiber oer totem 8ernaoette ientt.
Seoer miro fiiblen miifen nr6
ocr, ser ni6t berltebt -, 6oB bier
Elm Wenf6enleben our Neige gegangen
lit, oas gu elmer beIonoeren Mi1iion
auserpdblt mar 1no 6as nit Dem
9luSflo1.g ir6il6en Setns nod ni9t
oas eigentlide @n0e ieiner 8obn ee.
fltn6en baben tonn. Das legt man
ni6t ettpa in 6en Slim binein; oos
n.uB Der @tnorud lelb1t 6es unbefa1=
gcnitrn 3ui9auers iein, Der 6ie 8il-
Der an it6 borbei5ieben l6Bt. 9ur9
einen @pilog, Der ettpo Die Setliglpre'
dung 8ernaoettes Dor einem Sabr,
5ebnt ge5eigt batte, tpdre bieie Gent
beng beroel,tli6t, ober oud Dem ei.
gentli6en @ei6eben otfeepfropft tpor.
oen: 6aB 6ie Seriteuer Der 8eriu>
dung elmer fol6en S5ene tutberlteben
tonnten INTO iid) I'M tpeientli6en an
Werfels 8u6 bielten (tpenn ou6 ni6t
gan5 auf Iana6ronismen unb 5ettli9e
3ufammen5iebuneen ber5idtet tpur.
oe), lit belonoers bod an5terfennen.
ueber ~Gbe Gong of gere,aoette"
loBt iib mebr fagen, als itt elmer fir
ben Sag gei6riebenen &ritn moeli6
it,. Seute MIR ole 5eitlteuung,
bob au6 oom &iin1tlerii6en aus geies
ben oieler Slim allen &nipriiden ge.
niigt. Die Ra6geitaltung oes 0orf,
dens Souroes, Die 0arlteaung ieiner
Sppen, Die bilobafte 5oiil.ng bes
Glolterlebens: al 6as atmet oen @eiit
Der @dtbeit. Die 9iertii6politifer bon
2ouroes, Die in our6aus gemiitli6er,
beinnhe hltmornnIIpr WpiSp Apr W1tt1.