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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

longs the stockholders. You know. more than 10000
people Bordens and they're entitled to fair return
their investment Last year. their dividends amounted
$726799o $l7o each share of stock owned white
the res-or 65 cents a share-was renvesed in the
pany. With many people depending on Bordens for
wonderful products and good jobs have to keep the
company strong and help grow We can't let folks down.
for you know what they say about us: if it's Bordens,
it's got to be good!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

always thought that everybody connected with the Borden
Company wore mkmen's coats
"Oh. DEAR" laughed Elsie, lover hundred thousand
of them overalls-o whatever it is farmers wear!
And don't just dairy farmers But also the farmers
who grow things like soybeans and fruits, sell eggs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20

unterperfen. 6olgIid lit SAB un0
STREET 5milden beioen unOermei0li6.
Dies lit Der taulen0ldbrige 9aB
Ser 8elt ge8en Die Stride, oen idon
GbriItu5 ben 9lpoIteln 1nyefiinOigt
bat. GbriItu5 ieIbIt nuroe gebobt,
mic Die Eropbetcn 0e5 gIlten 8un0e5,
neil Gr Oo5 &eben Der 8eltmenIGen
ais b05 Oerurtcilte. So erging eS
audi ben 9lpolteln uno ibren NaGfoI-
germ bis 5ur Stun0e.
Sn Dem Mobe ola Oie 8oien 0ie
&rhe llngeredt perfolgen uno be.
rollbcn ndHIt ouh ibr @oB gegen
OieIelbe, neil es natiirli6 lit, 0enjes
nigen 5u bolien, Dem man unre6t
3llgeIiigt. 6ier lit Der 0runo oe5
&utboIltenbaiic5 bel 9lnoer5glQubis
gen. Sic boben Die Stride grauIum
Uer1olgt llnO beraubt oober ibr 9QB.
Nle'e Grinnerung 5Dingt lie, ibr I'm
rcht entweOer ein5ugelteben ODER 5u
leu8nen unO 81 baiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
Gin urtetl iiber
Ole Betht

Ser proteItantii6e 8biIoiopb uno
1}otbemotifcr 2eibnib lHrieb folgen=
De oenfmilrOigcn Worte iiber bic
8eidt:
~V}m tonn nibt Icugnen, 0oB 0ie-
le gan5e GInrIdtlng Oo5 @ert Ser
8ei5beit 8otte5 lit. Sd lebe einen
ernIten unO flu9en 9eiNtpoter ais
eln grobe5 Otittel Ootte5 gum @cile
Ser Scelcn an. llnO funn man ouf
Groen toun einen treuen 6reuno fin
Den, mle olel n1uB Damn elmer gelten,
Der Ourd] bic &ellgion nit eInem g0tt-
llHen GiOe iiG Oerpflidtet but, Ben
Vlouben 81 baltcn un0 Ben Seelen
5u belfen? Der 8ei6tpoter Er.ngt
ben Jrieoen, Oie gbre, Die grleud-
tung unO Die iittlihe 6reibeit. Sic
ytotmenOlgtelt 81 bcihten, Idredt
plele, belon0er5 iene, me(0e nod niht
oerburtet ltnO, bon ser Siin0e ab uno
gepobrt Ben 8efollenen groBen EroIt,
1ooaB ib CLAUDE, ein tluger 9eiGt-
oaIcr lel EN- 9roBc3 Wert3eu9 UottC5
5un 9eile Ser Seelen. Genn Iein Stat
nilBt sur He8elung Der Neigungen,
sur NoDrneDnung Der JebIer, 5ur
ScrIneIoung Der Orlegeubcit 5ur
Sltnoe, sur @eOererItottlng or5
GntpcnOetcn, sum- Griute Oe5 SHu=
oeN3, sur 3erltrCulng Der 3weiieI,
sur 2lurrlcDtllng Oc5 nie0ergebeugtcn
@ellte2, 5l1r lilgung unO XinOcrllng
aIcr Seele1ilbel. llnO mcnn u1on uuf
GrOen taltnl etDu5 Nortrefiliuere5
al2 elnen gltten 6reunO finOen furn,
mle mlHtlg crit miro er ounn fir unS.
menn ct OurH Oie unUerlebli1e 9ei-
llgtelt Oe3 gOttlitbeu SQtruneutes
sur Ireuc unO 9iIfeleiltung perpfli6=
tet mlrO!"
Sin glGnjenOere5 3eugniS fonnte
mo9l fem &atDollt Der 8eicbt aus Itel=
len!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
Tamiltenkreis

2omnl oas aus ibrem Ser5blut &C.
biloet lit, nuf 0as &reu5 auSgeltredt,
Bort ben Sammer Seine SGn6e unG
5iiBe our6bo6ren uno lit ipradlos
Dor 2eiO. 0eS @ilenS BUMPER S6aQ
ourdl6ouert Tie tpie Die S6ninguns
gen zines grobebens. Sbren Sam.
mer erreibt fem OeitleiO, ergriinOet
teine Gorlteuung. llnO oof lit ct
nod ni6t auf ieinem 9obepunft. 8ie
Die groBe Slut ouf Der groe INNER
Dud5, Bis tie an Den 4angiam Ders
l6min0enOen llrgebirgen ibr UtaB
oerlor uno oariiber binous nod Ell.
lenbOd) anl6moQ, 10 idDln0et audi
fir Vturien5 fiirdterli6en S6mer3
ieoer irOil6er 8roon1eller; oo9 auh
1te miro Die oie 9lr6e Our6 Die Slut
ni6t Oerldlungen, lonOern nur bober
gen 9lnmel getrugen.
Gu5 &reu5 nit Dem perbluten0el1
Spfer lit erboben. Ga oer0unfelt lid)
Die Sonne, uuo unbeimli6e S6utten
biiucn Spfer uno 9tltor elm. 0otur
uno 0}enlden foBt elm 8rauen, uno
oob lit fiir oiele Die GunfeIbeit nur
Elm fOrperlider Sdatten. 9lnoers bel
SeIu5 unO Oeorio! Sir lie lit Oie
ouBerc 5inlterni5 Die 9uQe, 0o5
ldmocbe S6nttenbil0 Ser nomenlolen
innercn 6inlternis. 0ie Groft 0e5
Iuerb0Hlten iiberI6ottet Sen 1terben=
ben 0ott 1tno Die @otte5mutter -
od, mie Oeridieoen bon iener Ieligen
Heberld)ottung 81 9tu3aretb! g5 ND
re pcrgeblid, bcgreifen 5u noQcn,
Deld) Elm 2ei0ensmeer Qu5 S5er3 Ser
teueritcn Ofutter 0urdltiirmte, ais
aus Der innercn 6inIterni5 Selu in
Die orBcre 0a5 S6reden5nort tom
te: vD{cin 8ott, nein @ott, marun1
bait III MIDI Derlaiien!" Go5 mar
mebr, ais oQe iibrigen @elG0pfe, or
ne 5u itcr6en 5atten ertrogen f0nnen.
IS maren tauleno S6nerter, 2an5en,
Ytellc, uuf einmnl 0u5 Otutterber5
OurND0DrenO
9lbcr wie 9erooe oie finItere Gott=
berloIlcnbeit i'm 9er3er SeIu OoS
SpIcr Der Welterl0lltng poQenoete,
10 fr0nte AUDI Die geiIti9e Wtitleioen=
1doft ltoria sur &0nigin un0 Otut=
ter oller Grl0iten, uno gemiB goB lih
Der pl0blid anbebenoer 1onf un0
PrelSbpnnu5 bon Der Oerflingenoen
Sarfe am &reu5e ou6 in ibr bebeno
Ser3 uno leitete Die SIterfreuOe elm,
Die ooS O}utter6er3 balO 10 unau5-
lpreGli5 ent5iifen iOQte.
. 0futter, &0nigin Der SNncr-
sen, lebre l1nO eriIcbe ouH un5 Ocine
Mlloe 8eOulo, Oein tinOliUe5, Iturf-
nittige5 NottOertruuen in Ben
56mer3eu!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20

- fat nur Die @r6ber geieben, unb
e5 erl6eint ibm 10 trourig, bon ullem
fort 3u miiHen uno Damn in Der @nge
oe5 8robe5 ouein gu liegen, - gang
uaein, - gang tolt. - 9lud 0oB Die
Seele in Sen Simmel fomnt, mo- eS
ih0n it, l0bnt mein &in0 nidt nit
600 11no Sterben aus
Son Dem 6lieOcrboum foqen Elm
poor fleine 6lieOerbliiten gera0e oui
ben blon0en Scbeitel meine5 Sungen.
Die Bienen iummen, unO am Go6.
firIt 5irpen Die iungen S6nolben i'm
9tc7t.
~G5 regnet!" ruft mein &ino un0
ihitttelt Elm menig an einent grobcn,
berunterbdngen0cn 9lIt. lln0 es fom.
men mirflid cine WteN8e fleiner 8liit,
tenblatthen pom Baum gelprungen
lln0 beute gtudt fomnt am GnOe
Elm Regen un0 5erItort Die gon3e 8lii.
tenprodt, ia, beute 9fo6t pieueiht
9lber berte nod bQibt unier otter
6licOerbnum - bliibt perIdmenoe-
rid rno buffet liiB uno fein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
Der 6lteoerbaum

Sor unlerem 6eulter Itebt ein TIie=
1erbaum: Gr lit groB lnO muB lHon
lit lein.
9lber er bliibt in ieOem Sobr, pie
tl1 &unoer. 0roBe lila IolOen bQn-
gen an leinen 9lelten. 9ie G0gel nj
'ten in ben 3meigei1, 10 OiUt lit er,
1no 5ur gliite5eit belu1en i'm Die
9lenen.
0as 1T elm Suun1en ocn gan5en
Gag - uno ser Suit Der Bliiten
tommt ms. 6enItcr binein. - lie
0eraa ouftet e5 nud JlieOer i'm gait
sen Sau5.
9lm 3aun lteben oie 2eute uno
iUauen Elm paar 9lugenblide auI ben
JroBen bliibenOen 6lieOerbaun1, Der=
gelien elm paar 9Iugenblide 5tQub
uno 9lQtog unO Hflidten unO iogen:
vg8ie i60n - pie munOerlG0n!"
9lQe 8alen in Den 3inmern lino
ongefiiut nit lila 6lieOerblilten. -
1no ieoen Vtorgen pfliiden mir
Elm puar 3meige. @ebt Oonn elm &ino
uoriiber nit bittenOen Augen, -
Damn frogen mir, mein Sunge uno
i1: u8lQlt ou Elm paar?"
Ob eS mil? @an3 frob mer0en auf
einmal elm paar &inoeraugen.
Bie Die Singer nab ben Blilten
grelfen! unb Der &leine gebt - tragt
frob ieine Slieoerbliiten our6 ben
bellen Wforgen.
Ct miro oen 5trauB Ser S6uls
l6peiter mitbringen, - Der fonmt
Oann in Die groBe Gale, Die auf Dem
S6ulpult ltebt.
8ie nelgierig iperben Die 8liiten
auf Die &inoerfopfe binunteri6auen!
8ir aber, mein Sunge uno i'd, mir
baben nun 6reunOe our6 rnleren
5lieoerbaum gefunoen.
Gin altes 6rauden balt elm penig
inne - ais Tie bel uns oorbeigebt
sic eebt eebiidt, uno Die augen
Itn6 rot umrdnOert, gelpiB bon Dielen
1rdnen.
Sbr 8lid ltreift 6ie nidenben Slie.
Oerbliiten. Wein Sunge aber lauft 5u
jbr, - er rei6t ibr Elm paar 3peige.
Sic nidt, nidt, uno Elm paar Eranen
rinnen bic 8ange berab. - 9ie alte
5rau aeigt gum Srieobofe: SD min
liz frltf pin @rnh lpuen
nauf Elm @rab?" meint nun mein
SSunge unb faBt meine Sano.
@r tpeiB nod nidt piel bonn Eo6,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
Katholtlhe
Katholifenfeinoe

Sir glaubige &utbolifen linO fu-
tbollNc &otbollfcnfeinOe elm GQtleI,
obglelA ibre grilten5 lebr nutiirIi1
1T. sic tOnllneu in groBcr ,3ubl Dor
III unlerer umgeltiilpten Welt. llnO
oennob bort man buufig Die 6roge:
Nle loBt es lib ertlQren, ooB e5 in
logenonnten ~fatbolll1en" &dubern
10 plele tatbolilGe &otbolitenfeinoe
glbt? Sic 9lntmort lit flur: IS gibt
10 piele &atbolitenfeinOe in Ser ta-
tbolllben &lrde, neil e5 10 Diele
l6ledte &atbolifen gibt. Go5 lit Der
eln5ige 0runo. @orum bollen 10
piele &otboliten ibre eigene HeIi=
glon? antmort: 8eIl tie iebr idlet.
te &utbolifen iino.
user telne Sonntag5rube beobu9-
tet, mer ME in cine Wteile gebt, per
5u Sltern meoer bei1tet nod fom.
muni5iert, per an 6reitagen sSleild
ibt, per IN piloer gbe Iebt, per in
perbotene gebeime @eleui6aften ein-
tritt mer Dem 3Weifinoer, ,SpItem
(ooer gor Glnfino-Spltem) anbGngt,
wer meoer gottlide nod fir6lide
@eiebe relpeftiert, Der muB notiirli6
nit Der Stride auf geIponntem 5ube
leben - mie ieoer neltlide @elet-
iibertreter natiirlid Die Sbrigteit
baBt.
Gs befinoen ii6 nun oiele idledte
&atboliten in logenannten utatboli.
iden" ple audi in ~gemii6ten" Can.
bern. Dos erflart ibre feinoli6e Sol.
tung Der Stride gegeniiber. Oie Sir,
DE tonn ibren loren @runoidten uno
Seioenibaften nidt nadgeben, obne
oas @briitentum gu berleugnen. Sic
aber tpollen ibren @eiIt ben @runo.
iaten uno @eiesen Der Stride nidt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
6emi1hte Chen

Sin beOouernsmerte5 greigni5 er.
elgnete ltd) Dor einen Sabren in elmer
StaOt Jtelp Serlep5, uno mar cine
9enlIIUte Gbe Die llrlahe: W}onn uno
6rau gerleten pegcn Ser Goufc zines
&inoe5 in STREET. Sic Wfutter moQte
0a5 StlnO BON einen fotbolllhen Grle-
tier tQlfen lulien, Der Yater prote.
ltIerte nber gang entl6leOen Oagegen.
Sn Der grOBten 9lufrcgung perIieB er
Oa5 9uu5 lllO tum nit einem 9uu-
lde bem. Gr priigelte Meib uno &ino
III Der riltltdtalolcltcn MelIe unO ulS
cln BolijlIt Our1 0u5 Uelhrei ber-
belgeruTcn murOe, lag Die 6rau ouf
Dem Yoocn nit bIuuen 9lugen uno
nit elncm bulb abgerilicnen Gbr.
Go5u bemerfte Elm proteItontiI6eS
Vlutt: ~5olde gcniIdte Gbcn 3mi.
lhen Selltcn, melrDc gon5 DerlUieoes
men 9tellgiOncn ongcb0ren, m0gen
nlNt inmer lold)e 6ol9en baben mie
olele; ubcr lnglitdlid)e GerbinOungen
llno c5 lnuller, - e5 iei oenn, OuB
elmer lolder Gbeleute nur Dem 9ea=
men nud ein Gbrilt lit uno gQn5
9Ield8iiltig it,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
Das Elm v2lpe 111arta"
mert lit

Ser (5ottc2oclcbrte p. 15ron5 Su-
ares prlrBte olt SIT Iugcu, OoB cr oQ'
leine @iiiculhoft gcgen Ou5 Ser
olent rlnca rin5igcu v2lpr Wt1riu"
ucrtuIIhtn molItc. NoI0cuc Morte
Ou2.
9@jc botD ihGtcit Ou Oos nSlpe
:0|orio" ? Cocr ioIl ih ca Dir IoQcn?
Nu bit plrllciNt III id'mrrrr Ncriu=
hunA oicIer o0cr lencr 2lrt; c5 lit,
ais ob Ou Scr &erlodltng CUR Siiuoe
nht mcbr 5u miOcrItcben ucrnt0QeIt
V}lt onOcrn @ortcn: ol1 bit itbon
0rouf lno bran, 5u jiinoigen, ihmcr
5ll 'ollcn. - "a orf cinmal pcnOe1t
ou bIlfelnbcnO ocin 9lugc 5l1 Mrurio,
Der @elIerin Der GbriItin. u9lpe ltu.
rial" tont c5 in Ocinem @cr5cn
"@elllge V1ario, Wtllttcr Dottc3, Bit
tc fir midi urmen Siinoer!" fleben
oelne bcben0cn Sippen. llno mic nit
cincn Sdlage lit iegliHc 0efubr Oer-
1hmunocn, Der 9Ibgruno ser S0ue
bat lid) gcIhlollcn; on triunpbicrIt
ilber olle Oeine 6cinoe. Gar liebeno
1ho1t oa5 Wtutteruugc Der oQerleliq-
item Slngfrou auf oit) uno 0cinen
errlm8cnen Sicg, Den ou ibr 81 per-
oonfcn bait. Sic b0It Dir ben Sic9eS.
prela entge8cn, Ser in Ser SimmelS-
frunc beltcbt.
Sag iebt lclbIt: @os lit elm ein3i.
gcs, ridtige5, onood)t5poQe5 v9lpe
V{orln" ollo mert? 9lntnort: Ser
Simmel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20

Jh bin miioe

2akt mid ruben! Sd bin miiSe,
limb i'd iebne bimmelan;
2Gngit IdDn tpelft bes 2ebens 8liite
8alo mirb mid Der Sob rmfab'n.
&inget nidt NIT frDmmem geten
Aensitlid mid bem Sobe ab,
GaRt bpr meinen 8Dtt MIDI treten,
@Dnnet mir elm itilles Grab!
Senrer Seilanb! 9lG mein Soften
2est' i'd laneit in 9eine Sanb,
Die id immer 5artlid Offen
Wir uub meine1h Sleben fanb.
9ieie 2iebe, bies @ertramen,
> mein Seiu! lak id nidjt,
Sts On rnfeit, Did an idauen
Selts in bes Simmels 2idt.
Bin 10 miibe, iterbensmiibe,
&mbte mid 10 gerne aus!
Suite mid, 8Ottes Cite,
Gnblid beim in's &aterbaus!
Emmy Giehrl
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u. 55a8SSa58 8SaS4s
5teben 5d1mer,en
U(drtd

2u5 Dem 3errilienen Wutterber5en
Otaria ipridt in riibrenOer &lage Der
Bropbet: 80 ibr ale, Die ibr am
Bege poriibergebt, mertet uno
i6ouet> Oh Elm S6mer3 glei6 lit
meinem Sdmer3! 8einlele bat an
mir Ser Serr gebalten am Gage Set
mes grimmen 3orneS gr bat Die
Setter getreten iiber Der S5ungfrau,
Der Eo6ter SuOaS: 0rob peine i6,
unO meIn Iug' lit 5abrennaB; oenn
fern lit BON mir Der Grolter, Ser
meme Seele la6te; oerloren lit mein
Sobn, bingerufft bonn JeinOe!" Su,
pie muB ooS gan5e 8eb' oes am
&reu5e Oerldmo6tenOen &lnOeS lol6'
Elm Wutterber5 our65uden! 8eiOer
Ser5en leben uno pullieren in ein-
AMBER, Die 5wei 5tr0me ibre 6luten,
5Wei 5euerlGulen ibre 6lammen per=
elnigen. S6ner5 un0 6reuOe mogen
obne Gait bon Dem einen in 0a5 on
0ere, 6eiOe in unbere6enburer 8ro=
grelliOn nit ibren 6luten on1iiueno.
Sb Vturia Ser5 Die namenloIen 8ei-
men Oes @er5en5 Seiu ouf Golgutba
enpfunOerL mer mo6te oo5 be5meis
feln? Dies 0Olgotbu mar ia Der
Vfu1ter Billion l0on BON Dem 9lugen-
bllfe an, ais lie ibr u6iat - IS &C.
idebe mir" iprad, - uno 5umol,
ul5 Simeon ibr oo5 S6mert DeiS=
lagte Scum li6 Sic Billion, Die Drei-
unOOreiBig Sabre Dor ibrer Seele ge-
ltonoen, erfiiIlt, gibt e5 oo pobl Ell
men Namen fir oie @r0Be uno Gieie,
fiir oas ltnmaB Der S6mer5en, ,oie
li6 ibrer bentabtigen? Worio itebt
neben Dem &reu5e, als loate lie 81
fentli6 ibre gtnmiuigung in oaS 60
oesopfer geben, glei6ipie tie in Der
lt1uen &ommer 81 Na5aretb lelbe 5ur
Snfornation gege6en. 8ie Der Iio-
ton Dem Brieiter, oient lie om So6-
altar oeS &reu5es Dem epigen Sobe-
ia miro in gelpiilem Sinne
lelblt 5ur Sobenprieiterin, inoem iie
anf ibrem Ser5en pie auf goloenenr
Soitienteller oie beilise Soltie fir
uns Dem bimmliiden 8oter Bar.
bringt, uno 5par ltebeno na6 8rie.
lterbraud. Des MumG6tigen glrm
balt ite aufre6t, % ite elm @eld0pf,
OBJ 5tpar Die erbabenlte aller gelhQf,
fenen 8elten, lit. SsSn Der &raft oeS
Serrn fungtert iie bel Der I6redli-
den Spferbonolune NIT elmer @iir,
De uno &ube, nit elmer &o6ber5ig-
felt uno enti6lolienem 5torfn1ut,
oaB ieoer &ugenblid ben !@lauben,
Die 2iebe, Soffnung uno anbetung
gan5er Belten in iid faBt. Sic brinet
aber Die madeuole Soltie Dem ollbei.
ligen 8ott oar, Inn iie nod Der Gle
bation uno 8onolung uns, ibren ar
men S6mer5enstin6ern, fommunis
5leren on fonnen - in @abrbett eis
ne nabrenoe pie cine idirmenbe
Wutter!
5eben mir lie nun nGber an, 6ieie
prieiterlide @utter, BEL Dem 9onti-
fttolamte auf bem &oIporienberge
sic bat in mpitii6er 8ereinigung
nit ibrem gottliden &inoe am Del
berge oas &onfiteor gebetet, bann
oie bitteren @dnge au ben @eridts.
bofen un6 ben Marteritdtten Der
@etBlung un6 &ronung eemadt uno
enoli6 bic 8ia 9oIoroio gum ssel.
len 8olgatba, oieiem aItare ssirum
oes 8eltalls, sliriidgelegt, Der pobl
etpis. aud nod grneuerune Der Ct.
De, Die @eibeitGtte Der aonaen
Sdopfang fein miro. >Sie ftebt 6as
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20

- Ser @oloarbeiter 5iebt oos
9olo 10 lange ni6t aus Dem Sfen,
big es nt6t oollfommen eelautert lit.
ltno 10 nimmt aud @ott Die Crib.
iale nibt bon uns, biz mir uns beI.
fern" (Sl. Sobannes gbrpIoitomus).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20

- WQde niemonOen gormirfe -
e5 lei oenn, ooB Oie Eflibt ODER oaS
@eml1len ODER Die 2icbe oi6 0o5u
perbinoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-20
uMehe Oir. menn nih ole In.

- ~8ebe oir, nenn 0i6 ale To-
ben! Sn Ser groBen 3abI oieIer Sob.
reoner lteden bod oud Oiebe, g3au.
Der. Sic ieten Dir cinen 5trobfran5
auf; blnter oeinem Riiden perb0bnen
lie old) SobonneS, gu Dem man
aus oen Staoten ltr0mte, Inn i'm 3u
leben gu bemunbern 5erriB oieie
Blumenfrone uno lieB berousfoIlen
Die Sdlongen - oas Electromagnetic.
Die Gbrfurft rubt nidt beim Sooe,
nie onoere 9alter; Iie l0Bt ii6 @rob.
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Life With Father Here Again
To Prove Itself a Classic
Ry LAY CARMODY.

this question of who was the greatest
most hilariously amusing was Clair
Carl Benton Reid play Father Day
of q three-week engagement, and
seeing the drama for the sixth time.
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HOLLYWOOD Ready for VI Day

/, It looks as If RKO has settled on
good-neighbor policy as the key
note of its postwar entertainment
program. OF to Argentina went
Edward Dymtryk for "Cornered. i"
The setting for Notorious" will be
Rio de Janeiro. Ingrid Bergman is
in this one. RKO also has just COM
pleted a big studio in Mexico City
and is training a staff to man It.
That Latin American box Office
must be good.
There's mo war pictures" rule
for this studio also. They've planned
some Westerns, notably bad mans
territory" which they say will be
their most ambitious production Of
its kind since "Cimayron." Eddie
Cantor and Joan Davis will make
them laugh with SHOW Business
Goes West" and Claudette Colbert
and John Wayne are slated for
farce comedy with Thanks, God /;
I'll Take 1t From Here"
II II 4
You can write Warner Bros slate
by saying: Comedies, mysteries,
musicals, stage-play versions and no
war pictures. Entertainment, not
enlightenment, and no messages.
Enrol Flynn in don Juan" certainly
falls under this heading. The From
tiersman" is being held until the
Japs give up because 1t must oe
made on location. 1.-THE Fountain
head" story of a modern architect,
is for Bogart and Barbara STAN
wyck. And New York plays include
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d Mexico, with SO per cent Of Its
population engaged in agriculture.
needs more food.
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without being baptized and he roars
when there Is a wreck on the New
York, New Haven a. Hartford which
looks as If 1t might send the stock
down a few points. Father Day is
the essence of bombast, the Ameri-
can who believes in the irresistible
force of noise when he finds little
else within himself In which to be-
lieve. He is the most comic char
acter of his time and woe under
Mr.. Stewart and Hollywood II they
alter him in the slightest.
+ II \
The same truth, Of course, applies
to Mother Day. In her scatter
brain way, her inability to under
stand the simplest of family finan-
cial details, and in her marvellous
ability to coerce Father to her will
while making him think of her as an
obedient servant, she Is equally as
fascinating. And she has left an
equal mark on exactly the same
huge public.
The Day children, one veteran at
last nights performance concluded,
might represent a Few spots OF raw
material for the screen script writer
to work on. And so might several
other incidental characters in the
action, with the possible exception
of artlessly artful Cousin Cora, who
defied the rule against Day relatives
coming to visit the Day home.
*
These Days may not be played as
subtly this time as on other occa-
sions, or it may be that six expert
ences in seeing them merely creates
that impression.
But there. is no doubt that Father
will be lovable in the performance
of Mr.. Reid, that Mother will be
the same in the person Of Betty
Linley, and that the miscellany OF
others are handled adequately.
That's the nice thing about q
classic-it goes on being classic.
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BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

"
II Japan should surrender uncon-
ditionally tomorrow, what would be
the reaction on Hollywood and Its
notion picture product?
The men who make movies have
had this eventuality in mind for the
past few weeks. And they insist
there would be no confusion, no last
minute switches, no strategic de-
cisions to make.
Studios are all set to resume work
with their soldier heroes-the stars
now in uniform-and definite en-
tertainment line has been drafted
by individual producers.
Most significant is the fact these
preparations include virtually no
war pictures. The boys who are
fighting this war have had enough
at first hand-the idea OF blank
cartridges and stage battles doesn't
appeal. Clark Gable crystalized
this psychology of the soldier IN
studio minds pretty thoroughly
when he flatly refused to act in a
war picture.
When 1t. Tyrone Power, now in
the South Pacific, becomes Tyrone
Power, star Of Twentieth Century
Fox again, he'll find his script all
ready and waiting. It's the ideal
escape story-a period piece laid in
Spain during the inquisition and
later in Mexico against back
ground of Cortez and the AZtecs.
Captain from CASTLE" is pure
romance and the perfect frame for
Ty. A literary guild novel, 1t has
had more than million sales, be-
came in a brief time one OF the
hottest best sellers in many years.
Other plans for late summer and
early autumn on Twentieth-Fox's
schedule include Somerset Maug-
hams 1.-THE Razors Edge" a
thoughtful novel with grave social
implications and superb character
study of the professional expatriate
to be played by Clifton Webb. The
Vaughan book was actually bought
as a vehicle for this ex-dancer who
proved in Laura" he Is master OF
brittle, stylized, satirical comedy.
Also in the comedy field is "Cluny
Brown" which falls to Jennifer
Jones and Charles Boyer. Anna
and the King. Of SIAM" with a
script by Sally Benson, comes again
under the heading of escape ma
terial. And, of course, there will
be the usual technicolor musicals
good in peace or war.
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The National was packed to Sc
last night, the opening performance
at least one person in the theater wa
He found himself laughing as quick
ly and as loudly as the first time he
saw it. That is a test which few
comedies have been able to meet.
That Life With Father" meets it
testifies to the appreciation and dis
cernment of audiences in keeping it
alive these six-or is it Seven-sea-
sons.
The cast which plays the Howard
Lindsay-RuSSell Grouse adaptation
of Clarence Days affectionate, witty,
understanding diary of life with his
male parent is entirely new, at least
to Washington, which has seen rela-
lively little of the comedy. 1t ap-
parently has tendency to under
score too many of the speeches, too
many of the gestures which have
become classic in the plays long
life. The normally irritating quail
ity of this practice is absent on this
occasion. Anything that any one
does in the name of the red-haired
Days is simply too amusing to be
irritating. They are wonderfully
funny, and that is that.
Life With Father" which is about
to be made into movie, probably
next year, almost surely will be one
of the most difficult writing jobs
ever to fall to the lot of a Holly
wood scriptist. The task has been
assigned to no less capable person
than Donald Ogden Stewart. Yet
for all his imagination and skill, Mr..
Stewart will either leave it just as 1t
is or arouse a wrath equivalent to
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