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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

Dieier Wonat itebt inn 3ei6en Der
grnte. Die NIT 5riibfartoffeln,
6riibfobl, @rbIen, &ablrabi uno Ra.
rotten beitelt getpeIenen Sld9en per-
Cen na6 uno nad frei rt1tb n1iiiien
Iofort gegraben uno neu beitent tper.
BEN. BUR 8obenoiingung beoiene man
lt6 bierbet Itsts Der fertigen &onrpoit-
eroe, Die iofort aufnebmbure NGbr-
ltofte entbdlt. @epfIan5t 1perben iekt
nod Golentobl, &oblrabi 11no ir1lner
pieoer Solat. 8ebineung it, nur be.
ites Bflan5gut gu bertpe1tbell, 0enn
MIR loldes tietet @eapabr fir quite
@nttptdlung bis gum Serbit. @s lit
iebr 5>pedmaBig fir oiele ipote Sflan-
aung idnelmodienoe Sorten ou
tDablen. sln o1utflen ,lno an reeneri.
icben Sagen iinb Die &obl-, Seuerie.
uno BoreepfIan5ungen 81 iauden,
otter. 0aSiel6e gilt fir @lrrfen, Die
nur BEL mariner @itterung gu bii1l.
gen 1ino. DaS na6beriee 4bbrauien
Der @latter nit reir1e,n @ailer 1T m
fetnem 5ale gu beridumen. Die OBJ
geernteten grobeerbeete iperben emit.
ranft,; tper elm neues 8eet enlegen
tpia, reierpiere it6 5u oieiem 3tped
oie fraftigiten &anfen u1ro Ieee iie
otAt nebeneinanber auf elm freies
6ledden I'M 8orten aus, mo iie ii9
ro16 betpur5eln. Inter ben guI6en
Der leergepfliiften Simbeeren-, Sta
G7el- nno Sobunnisbeeren miro Der
6urd bieleS 8etreten feitseporoene
8ooen mittels bes Spotens gelofert.
gn BEN Somaten 1peroen IorgfGltiG
ale Seitentriebe entfernt, Die fdnea
ou ntreberoels Bflonsen beftet man
loder an frdftgie, feititebente St0fe
ODER 2atten. gu fifteen finb ole
hDerbelaoenen Obitb11utre unb BEL
onbaltenber Diirre frGftis su beapdi.
fern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

un6 lein Sobn erbaitte an einem no"
ben Siigel cine &apele, mo ith ie.
ben Santstng bic Dorfbeipobner gum
&olenfronagebet berianrnelten. 8olo
tpur6e Dos Gertroten Der fron4nen
8eter 6ur6 @na6en 1tnb @unber be-
lobnt un6 5aElreide 8ilger itromten
aus olen @egen6en 8roitGiens ber'
Bel, lrnr u0Oiia Senbore De Aporeci'
oa" gu .'erebre1t.
SSm Sabre 1888 tpurbe cine pra6t-
bolle STRIDE NIT 5tpei tmpoi ianten
@lode11tiirmen bollen0et. SefS Sub"
re 1pdter tpur0e Ser nationolc @aIl-
fabrtSort 0er SbIorge Der Ee6empto-
rt1ten iibergcben.
Nm s. Ge5ember tpur6e ouf Ins
oron1tng oes 8apiteS Die i6Dar5e
Meuttergotte5 bon 9lparectou NIT ei-
ner gol0enen &rone ge5iert 6rr6 6en
8ildof bon Soo BallIo, 11no 5tpat
am 9oloencn 9lnniberlorium ser
papitli6en grfl6rung Ser l1nbef[ed.
ten @npfGngnis Weario. Seh8un6,
5tpan5ig Sabre ipGter tp11rbe in 8ra-
lillen Elm GROCER ntorianii6er &on-
greB obgebaIten l&no BEL bieIer @ele.
qenbeit ernonnte, ouf bie Bitten Don
3oblreiden Bralaten uno Eanienoen
BON @laubigcr, Der BopIt H. 8. Srou
Don Iporeciha 5l1r Botronin 8rait.
liens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
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Sic fonncn Die geIb getporoenen
&lobiertaiten iel6It reinigen uno audi
Die 5erbro6enen pieoer 5ulantmeu-
tttten. 0te gelblide Sarbe I6bt ii6
ourd fein puloerii iterten 8im1tein
(Pumice Stcne) emit fernen. Oean
n1odt oorauS etnen 6iinnen Sutg,
tou6t cine 8iirite in oenIeIhen u1to
rejbt bamit Die Eoiten 10 lanqe ab,
bis Die Sleden perf6tpinoen. Durouf
reibt mon nit einem feltften 1pn6
Damn nit einem trodnen Eufe Die
Goiten ob. Won farm @Ifenbein ars6
nrit tS6Detfel reinigen, bon ipeldem
man 6pei Eeel0ffeGoon in einem
Quart &oiier oufgeI0it bat. 1ieFe
6lliiiigteit miro mit ei1ren 5Iannen-
tu6 oufgetragen uno berrie6en. -
@e6ro6enes @lfenbein fittet itG leidt
our6 folgenbes WitteI: sn ettpos
betBem 8aiier miro IopieI Glo,m
(alnm) aufgeloit, Big 6oB es cine bid.
fluifige Waiie biIbet. Son 6ieier
itreift man ie eine S6t6t auf Die
angebrodenen @rrben oriidt iie AT.
lamnen uno bGIt iie in bieler Sage
10 lange, Big Die Ueoiie setrodnet lit.
6leden, Die Der Iloun a1f bic Gber.
tld6e gerno6t, fino Iei6t tpeg51frat-
gen. 0ieier &itt bGIt iebr gut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
g. s., Nb.

Shpobl man nidts senoues iiber
Die 3eritorlmaen in Der Staot @ieu
srfdhrt, id}eilt, na6 einem &orre-
?ponoenten bes 2onboner ,Ooilp gel-
egrapb', Der Stepbons-0nm SiemIid
'torf beiddOiat 81 iein. 8ien bot hie
8eldieBung Ser 0o5i. uno Der Son-
jet-9or6aren iiber ii6 ergeben Iaiien
miiiien nelfe ouBeroem nod 6ie
Stabt pliinoerten. @egentpGritg mill
len Die @tener quite Miene 5um bo.
len Spiel MAIDEN uno NIT Der ruff
ld1en 8eiabunq auIammenarbeiten,
l1eber Die tpirfliden 0erbGltniile in
Seiterreid unb in anbern BON ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

nnbe5u ale internutionalen Ingele'
genbeiten i1t aIge1netner Sisune
Hi5flttiert tper0en f0nnen.
Ser geItanbige Berbre6er bon
ntorgen miro oerurteilt ouIteben,
1agte ser Senator.
0fit 8e5ug ouf Oie 8etofOrmuln,
peI6e 6ie Ser. Stooten, gngIono,
9fuBlanO, 6ronfrei6 uno Gbina &C.
ltattet, irgenoeiner polttioen WtaB'
nobme 6e5 Siderbeitsrate5 @inbalt
5u gebieten, erflGrte Ser Sertreter
Midi0o,5, OaB oieie5 2onO, @ngIonh
1lnO HuBlono in ibren miIitGrild
modtigen S0nOen bo5 S6idlo1 Ser
5ufiinftigen @elt1tNerbeit in ieoem
Sale boltcn
so iebe.1 Die Tatio6en 5es 2e-
bens ol1s, crflarte 8anOenberg, in
ocm er nit ser gebouten SauIt auf-
idlug. r9lber i6 bin Ser 9ln1i6t, ooB
Tie Melt ibrer 8no0e 11no 8ornber-
5l9fcit Obne bic San Sranci3co-
Gborte mebr al15geliefert it, ol5 NIT
ibr."
Gr logte, 0oB Oie Gborte bon Ser
n'idtigen umerifunil6en Sollpndnis
tat feine Spfer berIunge. gr pies uuf
Die Iotiodc fin, ooB militdriite &C.
lDult Ser ncuen 2iga nur unter @e-
Oingungcn 5ugemielen peroen miro,
mcl6e Ser &ongreB 9utbeiBt 8on-
hcnberg oerlt6erte aud, oaB Die
Gburtc nidt Die traoitioneue pdn-
omcrifonilhe 8olitif beei11trG6tigen
mer0e, Die lie IN Der Monroe-0of-
trim Oargelegt lit.
u9Sn einem @orte, mir bobe11 ni6t
einen Supcr-8eltitoot geIdoffen.
Wir boben uns einfa9 MIR bers
pfliftet, nit neunr11opier5ig onoeren
louDerdnen 2Qnoern tpirflom i'm ST.
terelie 0e5 6rie0en5 uno Der Cider.
belt 5ulommen3uorbeiten. 0te Gborte
ltellt BEN ein5igen Blan onr fiir in
tcrnatlonole &ooperotion i'm SSnter-
tNe oeS SrieGenS uno Der 8ereftig-
felt. Sic lit boiler GerlpreGen uno
Soffnrngen. Sic beroient es, elmer
ebrllfen Prcbe unter5ogen 5u 1per>
oen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

t1&ng bon mebr Stiispu1rften in o1r6es
rem @ebieten tit in 8orbereitung.
Gen groBten 4nteiI an ben bereits
bertetlten 8eflei6lrtrgsftiden baben
bie fatboItI6en @oblfobrtsorganifa.
tionen in 6en Ser. 5taaten beige
Itcuert ober no6 bieI nebr miro ger
brnl1ht. Inter bern ionit m aIlers
notigIten iteben 3uder uno Sitonttne
an eriter Stelle.
Wigr. Carroll beri6tete, ooB Die
friiberen &on5entrotionslogerinloiien
einen ionrmerbouen 9lnblid bote1r.
Sir SubeI iiber bos @intreffen 0ieier
&IIfe Dar unenoli6 groB, ober ibre
Not lei nur GUM Sell gelin6ert. Salt
oue OieIe ltngliidliGen 3eigten Spu-
rev Ser .iiber1tanoenen i6redli6en
3cit, ibre &0rper feien altsgemergelt,
hj2le p0llig gebrodene Wenlden uno
prn Tooe ge5eidnet. Inter Oenen,
0i2 bleid uno id1pof berun1nanfen,
obcr ourf) Die ibnen 3uteiI getporbes
nt Bflege, SGgiene urb @rnGbrltng
irrmer mebr 51ln 2eben 5uriidfinoen,
ic:rn Diele Sen SroItungen Der 8eli-
0ipn 5rganglicb uno oantbor.
Inter oicien ungliidIi6en Ser
ld.lcppten uno Seimut1oien befinben
iih Sertreter ieOen 2ebenSolters.
Sc3On gang ilrrge @inoer un6 ber-
trijppelte @reile! Die eri6iitternoIten
@c9egnungen boten, 1pie Mier. Gar
rol beri6tet, Die iltngen Wenlden
pon fiinf5ebn Bis fiinfunb5mon5ig,
0ic oielfod) bereits fiinf ooer feds
1lobre in Oieier l1ugebung 5ugebro6t
bo6en. Ueon 1teue fi6 Dor, boB 6ieie
Sabre ihre Sugeno, Die lonlt rnbe-
ic.nperteIte 3eit 6es 2ebens, mo @eiIt
lmo &orper ii6 entfalten iouten, Der
itblangen, uno tpoS fir Ber5itterung
mo 2ebenSnot in iol6en Sungen
GrcB getporoen iein mag. Sic 1perbe11
poIlfo1nmen rmlernen 11iti1en, Inn 5u
elmer 6riitli6en 1lno u1tItdt1bigen @e-
lrul6aft 5uriid5ufinben.
lteber Die 0e11tI6en ieIber, G11Ber-
tc Utlgr. Carroll, bob ite 5peifellos
ci1 5u 9ooen gel6logenes 8oH 1eien,
No5 1pie betaubt berrn1liefe. ct boIte
e.. fiir cine lrtqliidlide Bolitif, 1penn
man ale Deuti6en uIs geo5iS onle-
ben uno lie oementipre9eno bebon.
ocln tpolle. ~Sie nriiiien ibre Soeen
ilber Oenuofrotie bon uns befommen,
uuo Denn mir ite unteridieoslos unb
70 bart tDeiterbebanoeln, tpie iie bor-
her our6 tire Na5i-Sorben fommm.
0lert poroen it116, bo1rn beitebt Die
(3cfobr, oaB es ibnen ei1rfGIt at ia-
gcn: 8enn mir es idon ni6t belier
boben oiirfen, Damn i6on Iieber nod
Der observation-disclosures
@r tit itber5eugt, bob bel tpeitem
pie Weebr5obl bes belti9en 8oItes
totia6li6 nidt tpuBte, mas in ben
&on5entratio11S1agern borging. 8on
nuBen lab fogor 9o6ou tpie elm ON.
5lebenoer Plat i'm 8oI6e aus. gu-
Beroem: SeOes 2ono u1ro ieoes goIf
bat feline guten tpie b0fen Meufden,
uno in 0euti6lonb batten Die boien
itber Die guten geitegt.
Srob oacm aber eibt fi6 Mgr.
Carroll feinen Edui i6ungen bin, mas
fir 8eitiolitGten uno teufli1den
@re11el togtGglid it6 in 6ieIen &on.
5entrotionSlogern abgeipieIt toben,
utro er beitatiet ou6 Die geo6ridten,
Dob eS oft Brieiter getpeien ft11o, Die
man gu Iogenonrten ~tuiiieni9aftli.
6en Teriud)en" miBbroudt bot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
HaunPnhprg iihrr
nPn BnlkPrhunn

Senctor @onoenberg, elmer ser
onerifoniItcn Eertreter IN Son
6ronii5co, erflGrte om 6reitog i'm
5enot, boB Die Soffnunqen Der
Otcnihbcit DON morgcn" in elmer
fricolif)en 8Cileg1ng internutionaler
0ispute liegrn 10 tDte lie in Ser al
liicrtcn Gbortc nieOergelegt lit.
Sd1pcigcno lnO ouflnerflom
borten ieinc &ollegcn gu lrnO erboben
1iH ld)licBliIj 81 oonnern0cm ZIP,
pIou2, ul5 cr geenOct bntte. Ser Sc.
notor forOertc cine unporteillGe lln-
terItiiBlng Oe3 Iofumente5, Oo5 81
cnt1pcrfen er IN San 6ranci5co be-
biIflih gcmeicn mar, !uo perli6erte,
nob or Die Notiii5ierllng Ser Gbarte
init alien Inn 5llr Scrfitgung lte-
kenOen Ititteln" betreiben mcroe.
r\<dl mcrOc 0ic5 tim nit Der tie
fen llebcr5cltgltng, OnB Die Ilterna=
tine nltr pbplll6e5 1mO noralil lhe3
Chaos in Dlulcn frieg5mil0cn 2ans
bern Der &rlt lcin miro" Iubr er
fort.
@dbrcnO 0ie 3ub0rer ouf sen Ga.
lerIcn Ouruntcr plcle in Uniform
inn nnr9ebeu8t lol1ld)ten, erflarte Der
SorlibenOe ser repltblifoniiden Sc
natorentonferen5:
SD lper>c ocn EInn unterltiitt
6erL ga er obnc Hilflidt ouf SdpG=
d1en, 0ie cr nod belibt, ou5 groBe
Geripreden c11tbalt, ouB bic 9laiier=
ten i'm 6rieOen 10 1pirflam miteinon-
Der arbciten iperOen, tpie lie bo5 I'M
&riege geton taben. Sd perbe Dies
tl1n, on Der 6rie0e nid)t Inn feline
ein3ige foueftioe Gbonce gebrodt
1per0en bari"
Der Senotor bcGpeifeltc, boB ga.
81 ~ein on0erer oOer belierer 8e=
ginn" genad,t neroen f0nnc.
IS 1Daren pierl1n0lef3ig &oGegen
on1DeIeno, ais &onOenberg fiinfllno.
fiinf5ig 0einllten oos Ibfomn1en Ser
fitnf5tg gtationen elmer Yritfung I'M
ter5og. 8orltbenoer Gonnoup, De-
nlofrat BON Sera5, bonn &omitee fir
ousDartige 8e3iebungen, mnr elmer
Der erlten, ser Dem 8ertreter 0idi-
gons grotulierte, ol5 er geenoet bot
te.
Die Gborte 1puroe 10 infornea inn
Senat borgebradt. Die for1nellen 0c-
butten oarii6er tperoen um Die 0fitte
oeS WtonatS beginner. Die &otifi5ies
rlrrg miro am i Iugu1t nu6ge1uft
tper0en.
8unoenberg erflarte, ouB feline
Station 1id) lelblt gegen ben &rieg
lnmnnnteren funn, uno fubr bonn
fort:
~0ie Gbarte beriudt Dor aaem oie
Dem Grieg unterliegenoen urIuten
gu bebeben; Sic Reibungen 5u beIei-
tigenL tDeI6e 5u &riegen fiibren: 0is-
pute nit frieolihen DtitteIn 5u 10
fen, ebe He ben lelbihn0roeriIfcn
llnfang zines &riege5 onnpbmen.
ODER NIT unoeren 8orten: Ser
8runnen ioI 8uoeoeft tperoen, ebe
Dos &ino bineingefuaen iit."
Die 9eute 1Deroen iogen, meinte
Bonoenberg, ooB Die @borte ni6t per.
feft lit; oaB piele Der llnter5eidner
9eraoe 6aS @egenteiI tun bon oen,
wo5u tie fi6 oerpfli6tet boben.
yNarauf unt1porte id1, IL ndher
mir un5 elmer iolfen traurigen Ga,
9e befinoen, nm 10 groBer lit Die Not-
menoigfeit, einen Blon gu enttperfen,
Der gum minoeiten ben 8erirf Der-
iprlft, oieIen boien &raften Ginbult
5ll gebleten," iagte Der Senator.
er fltbrte neun WoBnubmen ouf,
lpel6e Die Gborte fir cine frieoIihe
9eilegung Don Gisplten porlie5t,
1rno iogte, man oiirfe Dor oucln nidt
oergeNlen, oob nodb oieIem Iotulnent
fem 2ano li1b Elm vSnnnlnit6tsbao"
Don Scr @eltmeinlmg geben fonn, ou
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
u. 3d., >.

Sci irgeno elmer Irt @unoe1r un6
8eldtDiiren fennen mir feline Salbe,
Die 10 i6neu l1ro bouernb beilt, al5
Die bon urS felt longen SSabren ons
ge5eigte uno entpfoblene ct. Benedict
8rnoIalbe, 6u be3ieben bon S. 6.
Stoob, 1900 8iIIopbietp Ibe,
Glebelano II, 8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

anidbrli9 am 5tpeiten Sonntag nod
OItern beranItoltet ptr6. Sen S0be-
bunft Ser fir6li6en 3eremonie Bill
bete Elm feierliher @ottes6ietrit in Der
i60nen nlten 8aroGfirde auf benz
5rouenberg, 6ie felt Der S9lieBune
Oe5 &1o1ters bur6 Die geo5is iabre-
Iong ibren religioien 8ped ent5ogen
mar uno iebt bon Der nmerifonii6en
WilitGrregierung fir ben @ottes.
OienIt DieOer freigegeben tpuroe. Sir
Sic Souienoe bon Wednnern, GSrouen
un0 &inOern, oie an 6ieIer firdli6en
8eronItoltun9 teilnabme11, mar 6ieie
lpobI oie erite ibrer 9lrt in ben be1es-
ten 6elst1den @ebieten, Elm tiefes grs
lebnis.
8ie Iebte ISOLDE Die v4K. 8reB"
aus &oIenbein meloete, purben in
einem Bfarrbaus BON omerifonii6en
Srltppen Der 31peil11robier3igIten
C~&ainbotp") Standardization cine
an5abl &lnltgegenItGnbe uno &eli-
ouien aus rem 1tngaril6en &ron-
idoB, Die ouf Weiuionen Dollars be.
mertet Der0en, aufgefunoen. giner
Der 5un0e 1T uoie Sono oeS ~. 5te-
pbon" Ger 9eiIiee berridte Don 997
biS 1893 ols erIter (bon Dem Yopit
SDlbeIter II. int Sabre 1901 qefr0n-
ter) apoitolilher &0nig iiber 1neorn.
Die Sun0 m!tr6e I'M Sabre 1890, als
bos Grab geoffnet tpur0e, Don Der
2eife obgetrennt. Seit 855 sSobren
bat Die nit 8rillanten, &1binen un6
Berlen beIeBte Sanb in ser 8u6ope.
iter Soffapeqe gerubt. Ser S9at
lpur0e in MattIee, brei5ebn Weeilen
norooltlid bon Sol5bl1rg, gefurt6en
no ct beim 8ororingen Der &u11en
geborge11 tporben mar.
22SSn ser III 2iue, 6ronfrei6, oer0f-
fentIidten 3eitdrifIt ,GotboIicite'
Idilbert Der ei1tlide 9ouiS 9foIano
Ieine @rlebniiie in 0eutT6Ion6 in
ben &rlegsiabren. 0onfbarfeit Der.
pf!id)te i'm, idreibt er II. a., ser SOL
tung bes OeutI6en &Ierus b0t1te In-
erfennatng 5u 5oIlen Wit Hot uno
Sat ita1rben lie ibm uno onbern fron-
5oiilden Brieitern BEL in Der 9etreu.
ung Ser fron5oitiden @efangenen.
6olt obne IuSnobme Itano nod Dem
3eugniS 0ieies fron50iiiden Gel fill
diem Der oeutl6e &Ierus Dem No5i-
tum ablebneno gegeniiber, u1th biele
Derllrteilter bie Bolitif uno 6os Sun
uno Sreiben Ser No3iS in oe,l iA6rf-
item Iusoriiden. O3it 8etpunoerrng
lpridt er bon Dem 8efennern1ut, nrit
Dem 8ii6ofe uno Brieiter bic geo5i,
SDranneI befGmpften. @r 161ieBt nit
Sem Sot: ~2iegt eS nidt an uns,
oen 9ienern @briIti, elm 8eiIpieI geu
9eniettigen 8erItebens un6 guten
WilenS 5u geben?"
Nus Dem Sauptquortier Der @in-
uno3Don3igiten Irmeegruppe nreI0e.
te lebte 8o6e Die ~Iii. BreB": Die
ouslGnoiid)en 3Dongsorbetter boben
i'm R1brI@ebiet, nod)oenr iie frei ges
lporopn itno, inn 8erlouf bon atpei
Dtonaten iiber bu110ert DertI6e er.
16logen. Sic Deilitarbeb0roen fiigten
bir5u, 6aB es einen tpabren ausbru6
pon UeorOen, S6dn6ungen uno
Eal'biiberfallen gegeben bobe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
g. @., Sa.

Ser 5tpeiuno0reiBigite gu6ori1ti-
Idle &ongreB muroe inn Oftober 1884
in 8uenoS gires, 9lrgentinien, obqe.
Galten, I'M 8eiiein 6es pdpitliAen 2e-
gotten, oes StoatSiefretGrs gugenio
Yoceli, oes beutigen 8ap1tes, 8iua
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2cicrin, ga.

Non tann hen unteridieo 5tpiIden
S1nnen- uno 8ounnpollItoffen finoe1l
menn man einen angefeu6teten Sin.
ger oidt unter bos @e,pebc Ieot.
Gringt oie Naiie iofort ourb, 10 ift
cos 8eDebe aus 2eintpano, anoern-
fails lit es 8ountpoue
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

Sotpiet- -Sruppert beiesten @ebieten
0eutI9lanbS peiB man 10 gut aIg
nidts, oa Die 5otpiets feinen anoern
aGltierten &orrefpon0enten Stttritt ge.
Itatten.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

breathing is almost at sandStill.
&A The Mahatma must have concentrated on some
h internal buZzng 10 reach his trance like state,
since there is evidence that he was staring
hxedly' AT any object in his humble hut
II the evcrready spinning wheel on which he
spins the cotton for his scanties in sight, it's
"A safe bet Gandhi never looked in its direction
since no always has contended that squatting in
front OF this bit OF outmodcd machinery and tend
ing 10 his spinning made him think better.
The only training the aging pundit seems to
have had for a bnge of not-thinking seems to
have been his weekly day of silence" For years
the Nahatma was in the habit Of Ccasing TO speak
at midnight on Sunday and refusing TO say
word until midnight Monday.
Those "a hours of spcechlessness were devoted
to meditation and prayer
Only 70 a life would Gandhi break this
strict silence
II important question came up which
seemed 10 demand immediate decision, the Ma
hatma listened TO the disciple who presented the
problem 20 him, then in few words wrote out
his answer
Madeline Sladc, daughter Of n former British
admiral and famous Gandhi'S chief disciple,
explains his thought fast as a state of NirVana.
And, that, according 10 Gertrude Stein, IS the
essential nothingncSS of nothing, as such"
Just what the mahatma of mahatmas gained
by this latest stunt is anybodyS guess.
Maybe his rested brain will be able To concoct
some panaCca for world that is suffering from
a dclugc of bright ideas for reform.
Meanwhile there may be a movement for en-
forced thought holidays for some Of the pro
Founders OF unworkable theories and Utopan
schemes. And certainly when peace comes again
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

some plan should be devised whereby every
bitten person in high office should Immediately
be sentenced 10 n strict mental fast.
But il is more or less agreed that more harm
than good would come from wholesale ability of
people to stop thinking Even in peacetime it
wouldn't do for everyone from the college pro
fessor down TO the small-town dog catcher TO take
a mental vacation for almost a whole month.
Somebody would have TO go cerebrating in
order TO feed the nonthnkers.
II every policeman, fireman. doctor and plumber
went thinking fast simultaneously the rest
OF us would have to do a lot of fast thinking to
keep out OF trouble.
Many who found complete relief from
his worries in a blacked-out mind would be
tempted TO go continuous thoughtfast hinges
to replace those headachy alcoholic toots of yore.
And what would there be to prevent bored
spouse from just cutting off the thought circuits
whenever his nagging wife around?
Too much Squlrrelcage thinking about vexing
personal problems the kind that goes round and
round and never gets anywhere-is perennial
cause of insomnia with many people But most
folks who try 10 turn off the mental dynamo COM
plctey as soon as the lights out report they
merely get into worse thought entanglemcntS and
are wider awake than ever.
TIE answer Gandhi might say, is that they
! don't have the know how"
And that brings up the question, how did the
Mahatma hang onto the controls that governed
his not-thinking when he doZcd from time TO time
during those q days? What was to prevent an
embryonic idea from Matching in his cerebral
corteX as he passed through that seemingly help
less state between waking and sleeping?
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Dreams involve thought processes, but maybe
Gandhi isn't subject TO such sleep dsturbers.
IT has been suggested that surely many dis
eases caused by worry could be stopped merely
by putting the brakes on the patients gray cells
kAOST doctors agree that stomach ulcers
N' frequently caused by nothing more than
financial or family Worries unhappiness that
continually occupies the mind and gnaws holes in
the stomach by kind of remote control.
large percentage of heart ailments originate
in the mind and not in the ticker" and a great
many other illnesses are traceabe to the mind.
Certain types of insanity develop because
noying thoughts prey on the personality
But according to medical opinion, thought
holidays wouldn't offer a real cure for any of
these troubles. Tuning out the victims thought
waves merely would be temporary form of
cape that would put off the evil day of reckoning
both mental and physical
Instead Of a thought-vacation, it has been
pointed out, half hour of real meditation each
day would be a better cure for practically all
worries and many kinds of disease.
This should be high type of concentration on
the days special thorn in the side" Time
shouldn't be frittered away in the idle type of
thought that, kangaroo-like, leaps from one idea
TO another with scarcely stop.
Such therapeutic thinking probably would be
just hard for many lame brains TO achieve,
however. as the thought-hOiiday some experts say
is impossible.
The really valuable trick to achieve is to shut
off bizarre, nutty, day-dream thinking and keep
ones mind squarey and logically on constructive
useful topics Gandhi may merely have given
himself 27daylong binge Of vague day-dreams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
His Mental BIaekout Which Meons-And We Quote
-"+he No+hinsness Of Nothing" Is His Rood
to Nirvana. But Science Claims Our
Broins Can't Take Vacations

practicing something like ths-it Is possible for
a person of strong will to reach mental state
Mpere he pays attention TO only thing Every
ing else can be blocked out completely.
= The novice first must learn posture control
how TO sit without the slightest sensation of strain
Then he starts harnessing his breathing and grad
uay reduces it to a minimum. After that he
blocks out one sense after another until finally
the entire system of communication with the out
side world is brought to standst He no longer
hears, sees, smells feels the things he touches
Heat, cold and hunger do not affect him.
LIE can sit for hours, days-maybe months
completely ASSOCIATED from mundane things
From this point he strives toward type of
meditation few people understand.
Many devices used to fix the attention and
hold it. One OF the commonest is to listen TO
ringing sound that is set up in the head when
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Breath and Thought Control
Go Hand I'm Hand; Throw
Your Lungs Into Low Gear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Madeline Sla de,
an EnglishwO-
m an, ; p -
Then W. YES
the Cloth for the
PO on a Pundit's
Three Cornered
Scanties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Sensation Disappears From
Fingers, Hearing. Smelling;
Seeing StOps-They Say.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-11

contributions to the members Of the Council who solicited them.
 Guest Speaker
 Mrs. Robert Be1fit of Sunset ave- nue fill be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Torrington Wo- mems club on Monday, April 30
 Mrs. Belfit will talk on rShaker Days and Shaker Ways" and will show part of her collection Of early Shaker Craftsmanship.
 Return to University
 Miss Gloria Cleveland, daughter of William Cleveland of Candee Hill road, Miss Kathleen Coolidge, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alvin Coolidge of Main street; Miss St. san Lewis, daughter of MT. ant Mrs. Jeffrey Lewis Of Steele Brook road; Miss Jane Atwood, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dudley Atwood of Steele Brook road, Miss Lucia Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs Irving F. Smith of North street and Miss Margarte Black, daughter o1 MT. and Mrs. Raymond J. Black oi Northfield road, have returned tc the University of Connecticut Storrs, after spending the Easter vacation at their homes here.
 Meeting Thursday
 The regular monthly meeting oi the Holy Name society will be helc in the society's room in St. Johns school, Thursday evening at O. clock,