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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
IN HOSPITAL

WASHINGTON, March 4. --P)-
The two young soldiers who figur-
ed earlier this week in the story
Of a punch at John L. Lewis -
which Lewis office described as
nothing more than fearful hand
waving-now are patients in the
Walter Reed Military hospital, the
War Department said today.
Bananas, grapefruit, g r p e s,
lemons, oranges, tangerines, and
tomatoes are berries to a botanist.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05

Edward Murray, William IN Muir
rell, Burton K. Myers, John Nall,
Joe Ray Newton, Thomas A. Ms
bet, Jr., David L. Ormond, p.
Clarke Orrell, Fred c. CURT, John
Robert Owen, Harry N. Patelos,
William Albert Pieper, Clark W.
Poisson, HOWE w. Pope, Morris
Powell, Risden Tyler Presson, Jr.
Tony Reynolds. William Clyde
Riggs, Jr., Robert E. Roudabush.
Ian D. Rothwell, Buren, Rourk,
Bobby Russ, Walter Russ. Luther
Oscar Russell, Robert M. Sanders,
Roland w. Sasser, Jr., Robert FL
mer Seigler, Arthur Shain, James
B. Sherwood, Ferd D. Shipp, Rob-
ert M. Simpson, John Mills Skip.
per, Al C. Smith, Norman L.
Smith, James Earl Sneeden, Jr.,
Franklin Sparkman, Joseph E.
Starkey, James Roy Starnes, Fred.
erick Bear Sternbecger, T. J.. Ste.
phens, Hardy w. Strickland, Viii.
liam H. Sutton, F. Alreak Tatum,
Jr., Morris j. Tatum, Robert N.
Taylor, Leon Todd, Jr.,1 Bill Turn.
er, William Edward Turner, John
Venters, Edwin Kenneth Warren.
William Ferdinand Wagner, Ron.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
two new FIGHTER
PLANES DISCLOSED
BY JAMES J. STREB1G
Associated Press Aviation Editor

WASHINGTON, March 4. -R-
Two new navy fighting planes OF
unparalleled design and new ar
my light bomber were disclosed
today in a senate committee re-
port on the war program.
And, discussing the BIG super
fortress, the Truman committee
investigating war production said
that several other types of heavy
multi-engined bombers' were be-
ing built but that as yet the ''fac-
tual details should not be set forth
in a public report
Use of the phrase ''multi-en-
gined' could mean planes with
more power plants than the four
FOUL engined 'super-fortress a
The new planes listed were:
The F7F, described as a two
engined lighted being built by
Gruraman Aircraft and Engineer
ing Corporation and scheduled
for early production. This is the
first mention of a two-engined
carrier-based fighter. Presumab-
ly it would be single-seat plane
with folding wings.
The BID, described as ga radi-
cally improved model" of SPE
Dauntless divebomber, obviously
intended for a wider range Of
uses than the plane it will replace
,TheS letters BID mean ''bom-
ber-torpedo, built by Douglas, >"
while the SID is a 'scout bonn
Der" of Douglas manufa cture
There is presently no combined
live bomber and torpedo plane
designed as such in service on
carriers. ..,... Sd,
The third new plane was not
given letter designation, the re.
port saying merely that "a new
Douglas light bomber, which is
considered to be greatly superior
to the APO, is presently beginning
to come into production, and in
the future will be the principal
light bomber produced"
The Douglas A-20 havoc is a
highly rated two-engined plane u.s.
ed for numerous purposes, includ-
;llg that of a night fighter. The
"A' stands for attack.
The Truman report disclosed
that the North American Psi Mus
lang and the Republic PAT Thun-
derbolt, already rated as tops
among single-engine fighters, are
being improved, and that "great-
~ improved" version of the Bell
Airacobra is coming into produc-
ton.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05

WASHINGTON, March A. up -
Senator Truman's investigating
committee took several h p
tabs at the Army and patted the
Navy on the back in a report to-
day on acquisition of hotels by the
two services to house personnel.
Army representatives had been
"arbitrary and officious," the re-
port said, but Navy officials con-
Quoted themselves with the fair
ness and courtesy that citizens are
entitled to expect from the mill
tary."
War department field workers
were blamed for the Army's crit
icized practices.
Despite the fact that the gen
eraI instructions issued from Wash
ington set up procedures which
would have been fair, the Army
ne regulations were conducted IN
manner which was overbearlng
md inconsistent with fair dealing, "
the report to the senate said.
sThe United States government
should not have resorted to such
tactics" it continued. by doing
so. the Army's representatives
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
If Ruptured
Try This Out

Modern Protection Provides Great
Comfort and Holding Security
without TOrturOus Truss Wearing
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
Roll Includes All Who
Have Entered Services
Since Dec. 7, l94l

There are 2O5 former students
on New Hanover H i g h school S
service Roll of Honor, according
to list compiled by Mrs. Ber-
nice D. Bjonerud, Miss Virginia
Herrin and Miss Elizabeth Mont
gomery of the High school faculty.
Forty-eight Of the young serv-
icemen and women are enlisted
in the Army; 70 in the Navy; IS
in the Air Corps; Is in the Ma
rines; five in the Coast Guard,
and one in the Nurses Cadet
Corps.
The roll includes all students,
graduates n d undergraduates,
who have left New Hanover High
school to enter the service since
December 7, 1941.
Parents, relatives and friends
are requested to notify the High
school office Of any names omitted.
Mail, on a postal card, to Mrs.
Becnice D. Bjonerud, chairman of
service roll committee, New Hav-
over High school, this information:
Names of student; when enrolled
in MINIS; approximate date left
MINIS; present address; home ad-
dress; home telephone; branch of
service entered.
B. D. Albright, Jr., L. Gleason
Allen, Wilbur D. Applewhite, J. R.
Austin, Frank l. Ballard, Hazel c.
liza harrington, Percy Bass, Clifton
]. Batson, Billy Beck, Charlie AL
ton Bedside, Charles Fullwood Bell
Jr., Robert Bailey Bell, Jr., Hey
ward C. Bellamy, Hobson Bennett,
Jack Bennett, Jesse B. Bird, Jr.,
Jack Clifton Bissette, Kenneth R.
Bland, William Jennings Blanton,
Charles H. Boney, Henry Dillon
Boneman, Orbin Bordeaux, Eugene
Bost, James E. Bowden, Ebert
Victor Bowden, Charles Robert
Brindell, E. o. Brown and James
E. Brown.
John ]. Burney, Jr., John L. Bur-
ney, Burrell Byers, Edgar Carter,
Jennings E. Cashwell, John Chad
wick, William Leroy Chadwick,
Jim Chandler John Charles Christ
ian, Jr, Walter Clifton, Thomas
Wyatt Cobb, Joha B. Codington,
John F. Collym, w. Scott Coma
way, Roland Persis Cooper, Jr.,
James Arthur Coughenour, Walter
Chapman Craig, Herbert C. Davis,
Jr., Norman E. Davis, Jr., Walter
Eugene Davis, Robert D. Dixon,
Roland Victor Dixon, Jr., Sanford
Richard A.. Dunlea, Jr., Russell D.
Dyches, Charles Edwards, Eugene
Edwards, Everett Edward E-b, Jr.
William I. Farmer, Bernard
W. Farwick, Henry Feenstra, G.
C. Field, Jr.
Onree L. Fisher, George T. Foka-
kis, Nick Thras Fokakis, Robert
R. Carey. Wilton Teachey Garris,
Richard Grey Gibbs, Lexie Cion
Godfrey, John j. Coins Deceas-
ed, Irving William Cover, John
W. Gray, Robert W. Greer, Ben
ME D. Griffith, Hugh M. Griffith,
Lonnie S. Guyton, Jr., W. c. Haas,
Jr., Lloyd c. Hales, William D.
Halyburton, Jr., Wade Hampton
Harris, Aubrey Edward Hayes, w.
N. Hayes, George Hewett Henrik
er, Victor Earl Herring, William
S. Hewlett, Robert Hill, Charles
B. Hodges, Robert Hodge Hollis,
Julian Holloman, Harold Horton,
Robert s. Hufham.
Thomas Bayles Hughes, Jr., Da-
vid c. James, R. w. farrell, Jr..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
205 Former High School
Students Now In Service

Henry E. Johnson, Henry Earl
johnson, Hooper du Bots johnson,
Robert J. Johnson, Leland Jones,
Jerry A. Jones, Jr., C. Talmadge
Jordan, Jr., Robert S. Keels,
Driskell J. Kelly, Frank Kel-
ley, Henry Kelly, Neil Kelley,
Adolph King, David E. King, Ed
ward King, Jack King, Lemuel
Thomas Landen, Jr., Robert A. Lit
tie, Howard Manson Loughlin, Kirk
Low, James Borden Lynch, Luby
R. Lynch, Jr., Ralph E. McCabe,
Walter Lee Mccormick, Jack Ter
ry McC1eady, Bill Mcdonald, Har-
ny McGirt, James F. Mcmillan.
Francis P. McRackan, C. D.
Martin, Charles K. Maxwell, James
Rodney May, Jack Meadows, Al
gernon Meigs, James Middleton,
Rudolph Milton, Bill Montgomery,
Jr., Forrest Leon Moore, Reynolds
Moore, Robert M. Moore, Marion
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
Rationed Motorists
Now Get Extra
Gasoline Mileaqe

All over the country, thousands
of rationed car owners, truck
fleets, taxi cabs, motorcycles and
tractor owners report gasoline saw
ings up to 5000. These people
have been enjoying extra gasoline
mileage by installing aVacu-matic
to their carburetor. This new
device is entirely automatic. No
thing to regulate or adjust and
can be installed in 10 minutes. The
Vacu-matic Co., 7617-776-D State
St., Wauwatosa Q3) Wisconsin,
are offering a Vacu-matic free to
anybody who will install it on
their car and help introduce it to
others. Write them today or just
sent your name and address on
penny postal card.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05

An "eye-opening" revelation In SEN
sible and comfortable reducible rup-
ture protection may be yours for the
asking. without cost or obligation. Sim
ply send your name and address to
William S. Rice, Inc. Dept 665-R Adams,
N. Y. and full details of the new and
different Rice Method will be sent you
free. Without hard flesh-gouging pads or
tormenting pressure. here's a Support
that has brought joy and comfort to
thousands-by releasing them from
Trusses with springs and straps that
bind and cut. Designed to securely hold
a rupture up and in where it belongs
and yet give freedom of body and
genuine comfort. For full information
write today!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05

aid LaGrand Walters, Francis Eu-
gene Ward, James Victor Warren,
Billy Waters, William Hall Wat
tiers Deceased, Dicky Watts, E..
c. Watts, Jr., Clyde Watson, Will
liam H.. Wendt, j. A. West, Jr.,
Hardy VESSEL, Giles Westbrook,
Harry Wettig, j., Hames Preston
Wheeler, Jr., Olin Hughes White,
Frederick Willetts, Jr., Billy Will
liams, Jim Williams, BLAME Will
son, Harold David Wilson, McCul-
loch B. Wilson, Edward Wootten,
Eric Leon Wright.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
Truman Group Criticizes Way
Army Handled Hotel Acquisitions

have caused large numbers of peo-
pie to believe that they have been
mistreated by their own govern
ment."
Most of the committees inves-
tigation centered in Florida, but
surveys also were made in Chi
cago, Atlantic City, Kansas City,
Mo-, and other places.
''There have been too m n y
changes in mind concerning the
acquisition of hotels as well as
other properties the report de-
clared MANY hotels have been
acquired ostensibly for long-1rm
use and then turned back or aban-
doned after a short time. In some
cases this was done after costly
alterations had been made"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
Lieut.. Harry Avery
Receives Promotion

Lieut.. Harry E. Avery, Umatilla
Ordnance depot, Hermiston, Ore
gon, has been promoted to the
rank of captain.
Captain Avery, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Avery of 500 South
Fifth street, entered the service on
March II 1912
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
IF YOU SUFFER FROM
A RTH R|T|1.

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something about it. Ask yn,, now do
for a full home treatment ' of druggist
PRESCRIPTION No. 81 T ~ u. NJ. c.
people are getting PROMPT 't rai;ads Of
this amazing new medicino tenef with
pecially for Arthritis and pha made es.
sufferers. There is nothing 'e eIl
it on the market! If your dr,,e elSe like
not supply you, send $500 f fsslst can
home treatment of D. N. c. NJ N, full
Dixie Medicine Corp. G,hari NO. 40 10
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05
NOT DEDUCTlBLE

Raymond Christman, denutr
collector of Internal reyenus
announced here SATURDAY. .Ss,
amounts expended for tbs wat
chase and laundering of r un;
forms, including work clothn ''
are not deductible for Fede 'rs,
income tax purposes. undan d
ruling of the Bureau Of w.. a
nal Revenue. A'er'
Christman warned that
deductions where claimo oa
would be disallowed. ''eu
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-05

Frogs never drink water-they
absorb it through the skin. They
do not breathe, but swallow air.
When the skin splits, as the frog
grows odd, he pulls it off and
swallows it.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Wiiiionare un6 Sdtueitern auf &C.
fabrliden Soften au oerbouten, ipel'
DE Saltl,ng auf bic eingebcrene Be-
bolferune tiefen @inorud n1a9te. 60
tpobl bic amerifaniiden mie bic oel.t'
iGen ,Gbinamiiiionare blieben auf it,
rem Soften. Cine .2iebes tdtisfeit leste
Elm, mie Tie inn Gernen Often nod ME
geieben tporoen mar. 3uerit nabm
man iid oes &ieienbeeres Der Gliidt'
linge an: big Mai 1889 tpuroen 92O..
$40 Gliidtlinee in ben fatbolii6en
Miiiionsanitalten perpfleet uno 20
Wintonen 8ertplnoete ,,no bertpaiite
@inoer fan6en bier Silfe. Seitber feb.
len ale 3ablenangoben.
9ieiem ginias lit es aua,fdreiben.
oaB bic 3abl Der &atbolifen in Gbi.
na, trot allen 8erluiten, ausenom.
men bot. 1899 3dblte man bereits
100000 dinefiide 4atbolifen. Die
fatbo1iiden s9ulen erfreuen fi9 gro.
ben 3uItromes. Die fatboIii9en Sod.
i6plen bon Befing, Gientftn uno
Sdangbai ioben nod ME ioIde S6ii'
,leraablen, ipie in ben lesten Sabren
,oieles ,arieses. 9ie eraielten erfolee
,iino nidt ,5ulest Dem einbeimiiden
alerus 5,r5uidreiben. 9ad bem pdpit.
liden Sabrbud 1943 adblt China beu'
te ,19 Apoitolii6e gifariate a,no 6
lapoftolilde ;Hr6fetturen. 11eber 1000
einbeimfiGe 9iuefiiae Brieiter r,,iiiiea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

AGuHGyIs s ## m 4F
gnbRbrehero aaf oieiem gebtet lift
Or aarl Sonnepihein, Der ,aiphoIt.
npoitel". Der ,,5onneni9etn" iiber Der
WetropoIe an Der Spree, iiber Ser.
lin. = H..
8or feinem abihur Iaon ba6te
5onHenibeiu ernitlid 6ariiber mad.
Oh er Sba,,ipieIer ober grieiter mer.
ben iolte. 9enn i6on als Witteli9ii.
fer iab mon BET linn pie erften au.
5eiden einer eroBen rebnertiden Be.
eabure. gs tpor Der BtIe Der gott.
'liden goriebune. baB bieie reonertide
Gabistett in ben Dierit Der airde &C..
ltent tperoe.
Seine tbeolosiiden Sh,oien beeinnt
Sonnenidein in Bonn ,.no iest lie am
>@ermanitl,m' in Rom fort. Die ee.
,be4ieten Graoitionen Der gmigen
Staot uno Der la6enoe Sin,ntel sta.
liens maden auf Dos weise @emiit
oes RbeinIanoers tiefen gi.,or,id. Das
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

seit benz ioponii9et lleberfaT o,if
genrI Snrbor Inn DECEMBER 194t fino
oie eeiau,ten Niifionen Ditaiiens III
Den Qriegsberetd eeriidt.
am it6rfiten tpuroen bic dinefiiden
0iKionen bon Der @rieesfurie beim'
eeiudt. Sm eieentliben 4riesseebiet
fno fait ale Miiiioneu aerftort nor.
ben. Die oaae,ueine GIudtbeueeurs
bot bic genleinben a,lsetnonoereerii.
fen. Su Souefons beiipielspeiie ba.
ben 5tuei DritteI aller &atbolifen 6as
oortise .Bifariat perloiien. @roBe
Sdaren bon Niiiionaren tpurbeu in
Ronaeutrotionsiaeer interniert. t943
ourFten 500 gsiiIionare. bic pon ben
Sapanern in einem 9onsentratious.
lager in Sbantune eefanseu sebalten
tpuroen. nod Reftne auriiHebren.
Sros oieier unerfreuliden 8uitdnoe
bot bic dineiiihe &rde IN ibrer &C.
ian,tbeit geieben Gorti9ritte au oer'
5eiduen. Dos lit De uausbarreu Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

StaatsreIigion Sapans anertannt
spuroe. Der iopanilde Brieiterna4s
rpud)s lit ieoo9 info1se Der itdn6ieen
&efrutieruneen 5uiamn.ensefdrumpft.
Das 8eeionaLien,inar bon Eofio tit
1941 nieoersebrannt, 70 oaB fd bier
erobe S6mierigteiten ergeben.
au9 in 9orea tpur6en Sapaner als
giidofe eingeiest. Sier ,pirtt uur
nod Der 4btbfbof 8onifas Sauer,
O.S.8., aus Deutidlano als 4poIto.
lil6er aomniitrator. @ttpa 60 amert-
fanii6e uno aeitpeiie aua bic irii9en
Miiiionare ii,,6 interniert. 4,1d IN
oem onseblid iouperdnen Ra1r6f6u.
fuo miro mod 6ieieu iapanii6en
@runoiasen perfabren. t943 unr6en
in Manoldufuo 12O belgiide. tanabt.
ihe, amerifanf4e ruo boudn6ilde
Niifionare interniert.
au9 bic Miiiionen Siuterinbters
iino ourd ben aries .ibsper setroffen
moroen. Sic fran5oliiben @iiiionare
batten cine eigentIide gerfolg,lng
ourd bic 2ofalbeboroen iiber fi9 er.
seben lailen miiiien. Bel ber Befet.
5ung Sr,oodinas our@ bic Sopdner
muroen i'm 3uiammenbans nit frie-
gertiden Greisniiien eine ansabI BON
Mii1ionen sertSrt. Semtnare unb
Shulen tpuroen bobu ben Sssaporeru
beidlasnabmt. 9te Mfionen Sinter.
(Jortesrne a,,f Sdte 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

bente ibre arbeit DerboppeIn ,sno uer'
6reifaden. nm aud nnr etnisermaBen
ben ausFna Der frentoen Eiifionare
su riesen. Die 3nbI Der etHbeimiiden
binefil8en Sdtpeitern tpirS auF ettDa
5000 eei46tt. Dos Gntlteben elmer
tpabren dinefiiden golfstirbe burh
inniee geri6mel3uue lno Berbtnouns
dinefiden geiites. ,aS &ssIt,srIeben
lit auf oem beiten Beee.
sn ben Der iaponiiden Serridaft
unteritebenhen @ebteteR O|tnfiens
muroe Die RationaIiiieruns Der fatbo"
liiden Wifiionen bon GROCER 8eoeu-
tune. Gin iapaniides RiSionSsefes
bon 194O iibert ben ReIiesousae,uei1.
idaften itaotli6e anerfenuuns gu,
tpenn tie sesuiile Goroeruneen erfiin'
ten: Sn Sapan lelbit tp,roen oaraaf
iberaa einbetmiihe 8ifdofe einee.
iekt, un6 aud Die Sbuten erbtelter
einbeimiide Direttoren. porauf om
5. Rai 1941 bic tatboliihe Stride nIs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Jeuriee i'm italieniiden Temperament
reiBt ben i'm @r>tnoe rbapiooiih Der.
anlaeten i,1nsen abeologen noaig nit
li9 fort, beionoers, als er Die 8erfe
pom &orolo Mltrri uno Eoniolo lieIt,
Die oamals Die Giibrer Der tatbolii6en
Suaenbbelpegung in Stalien maren.
ct ituoiert au9 Die beriibn1ten iooia.
len S6riften bon g. Bieoerlad, g.
s., uno Die bon Statnlain-Saal
itein, .oem belsii6en !Soaiolosen. Sn
3ipiI setleioet, sebt ,er ofters in bic
Mrmenbiertel Roms, Inn in armielig,
idmutise Siitten ODER 6unfle Seller
uobnuneen Elm menis ,,Sonneniaein"
al brin8en. Das. aIles ldBt ,n1s i9on
feline ipdtere Edtigfett obnen. - Sort
Iesung folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
9ie tat9olti9ett Nthto'
,te,t nth ber &rtes int
Ter,1e1t Often

s5n benz pom Afaoemiiben Miiiions-
b,no an Der l1niperiitdt Sreiburg in
Der .Ghtpeia berauseegebenen ,,Wii.
iiionsiobrbu9 1914" etbt 8rofeiior
.9r. $. sBedmanntS9oned einen ,iiber.
aus irtereiionten lleberblid nber bic
gegenpartise 2age Der Sitafienmii-
lion. E.. r..'..,. ....
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@l;ttluo& psa s. 0ssesabsr 1914
81. Carl ellite,lit)ein,
oer fat5oliid)e Nftio,ls.
aboifel 9eutid)lanos

e.. f4l4o t4E911Hu]e 2tt4lUJtSGPuHut0eS
oas poH allen MenIdenfIaiien oi.sae.
siibt lpirp ano sor oem eriten 8elttrie.
&c ptto fou1eatlib pabrenS 6esielbeul
bic berrEi65ten Dliiten berporbro6te,
bate in teiaetn 2asoe eis,en eifriserenl
apoitel aR ben :oe,,tideu Beltprieterl
Or. Rarl Sonnenidein. Das borbilo.
Iite ,sHo ei,.aieartige @irten bieies
yWennes. per leioer felbft in tatbolis
i6en Rreifen pes auslanbes piel al
tpenis befonnt lit. beroient seraoe tn1
Der boderuften unb fritiiden 8esen.
mart ols gorbiEb in @rinner1&ng ee.
.brodt ,au perben. Sn einem Dor ct.
lihen -Sabren oer0ffentli6ten Artitel
BON 2aoislals Bfeiffer, 8ratisloon,
sc. g.. aei6nete Der Berialier Die
grobe 6ibrerseftolt praftiider fatbo.
ltiher aftion In foIgen6en 3iigen:
Sn 5ierib llnoiet's 8erf Scr
brennenoe 8uid" itebt folgenoe in.
tereIiante Stene: ,.Das ma9tige 900.
iaitbilo Der ouf oen 5pisbereen &C.
bauten neuen Ratbeorale ltellt ben
bl. Oloo in StifleItoo, ieinem Saupts
quarter. beim GeloteIepbon bar" =
Benn man oas LEFT, benft man I'M.
Dintiirlid an &arl 5onneni9etn.
uWenn man einmal Or. &nrI Son-
neni9ein beilie iprift, miro man i'm
nit Gartbotef uno Eelefonn1ui9el oar.
}telen'', iagt iebr treffenb grnit Gbra-
foIt, iein .2ebensbel6reiber.
Seute flinet oiefer sab nod iebr
eigenartie uno tiibn, morgen ober
miro er nieaeidt i9on gBirtIidfett
lein!
Die eenaltiee gri6iitterung oes er'
item Beltfrieees rib 3tpilhen gergan-4
geetbeit uro @eeentpart eine tiefe
Rluft: Cine 1seue Qebensouffnl1ung,
ei1r ne,1er ,2ebensitil, neue Meuj6en.
tppen. neue Moelidfetten taudten a,tf
8abrenb Die fron5oliide Rebol,tion
ben Siee oes SnbipiouaIismus beoeus
tet bate. fibrte bic 9adfrieesaeit 5ur
i6drfiten Stenunenabme gegen Sen
Snotoiouolisnlas ,uto Die our9 ibn
setduidte Menidbeit i,l6te einen s@e.1
oanfen. Der eerehter uno Dem @e-
n1einidaftsiinn mebr entiprad: iie
fauo i'm in Der }oaialen Soee.
Ser 1000 Sabre lang erprobte aa.
tboli3ismus. Der fth an Die ieelil9eu
BeSiirfniiie ieber ein3eInen 3eitepo9e
on5npoffen tp,bte, fano aud iest Den
re9ten Bee: er fiibrte in 6te breiten
Shidten Der golfsmaiien. Die Stride
lanbte ibre Rrielter in bic 8anmei.
len Der @roBitdote, baute seotfapel.
len IN ben Mrnenoierteln. Sbre Mpos
ftel ,1tifdten fid unter Die iiberbaite-
ten, lebensmiioen @roBitaotmeniden,
unter Die Sfilapen Ser beulenoen 81.
rene un6 Der raienoen Mai6ine. Da.
NIT ite al 6iefen Meniden gbriitrs
brinsen tonne, ibren Gbriftus, ibre
araft, Sbn, ibren Sroit un6 ibre
Soffnung In obieiem i9tperen Rineen.
Sier lit oas ne1se arbeitsfeI6 oes
aatboliaismus, auf bem be,,te Die
groBte arbeit au Ieiiten lit. gs beiBt
nun, bic grobe apoitaiie 'aufbalteu,
suaoem Die altse,neine 2osld,rng bonn
@auben. BON .allem. tpas sibernatiir,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-15

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