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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
bomb and European peace treaties.
 MacArthur Has Final Word


 Prior to his speech the arrange ment whereby Russia will have veto power in the 11-nation Far Eastern Commission was subject to strong criticism by Republicans and some Democrats in Congress. Mac- Arthur himself said yesterday that he had advised earlier against such move and that he was not consulted on the Moscow decision. He said, however, that he would ''try to make it work
 Byrnes pointed out that the veto power worked two ways. The Unit ed States could veto a commission proposal 1t didn't like and go ahead and issue directives to Macarthur as it has been doing. The only matters on which such directives could not be made without conamis- sion agreement are those dealing with changes in the surrender terms for control of Japan, with fundamental changes in the Japa- nese constitutional structure and with changes in the Japanese gov- ernment as a whole.
 ByrneS also emphasized that Mac Arthur would have the final say ir the proposed four-nation contro council which is to advise him in carrying out surrender terms.
 More cheese is produced by Wis consin than by any other state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
PRAYER FOR A SMALL SON

. hope that you will scout the fair
 est dreams And walk the lane with head
 Serenely high. And have no part Of barter or Of
 schemes That i'll the purse and leave the
 spirit dry .... [ hope that you can always find
 the time To dance a bit a. lifes strange
 masquerade, To know that laughter forms the
 perfect rhyme And brighter hopes can spring
 from those that fade: ' hope that love will smile upon
 your quest And grant a gentle girl to share
 your days. hope your hearthfirc brings you
 peace and rest Against the world and all it's de-
 vious ways; And may your heart through con- flict, joy and tears Grow ever younger through the
 passing yearsi R DON VAIN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

Workers were opposed to discontin- uing rescue operations.
 Sixth Victim Dies
 The sixth victim of the explosion died yesterday. He was Tom Mo- Queen, one of the nine men found alive in room five left" Friday. Mo- Queen died in an oxygen tent in the Pineville Community Hospital.
 Albert Bennett, 64, who also was rescued Friday, had died previously leaving only seven survivors of the 31 men trapped by the blast.
 Four more bodies were taken from the shaft yesterday and rescue workers reported seeing several other pinned in the fallen rock and slate in the vicinity of room "six left" It was in this room that the majority of the men were working when the blast occurred.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

from cold.
 Jack Wilson, 21, a American ground crewman, dived into the wa ter and rescued several persons in- cluding Mrs. Scully.
 The plane was polited by Capt. Silvio Cavalier, 38, Garfield, N. J.. The co-pilot was Raymond E. Shir- ley, New York, and the hostess was Neil Teasley, 22, New York. All were taken to tie hospital but Shirley was not held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

fact that estimates of of possible enemy action, known to Kimmel at Hawaii, listed the possibility that Japan might try 8 surprise attack on Parl Harbor before a declaration of war.
 Stark acknowledged his responsi- bility to keep the fleet commanders informed on political and military developments of concern to them. He said he did this not only through official letters and dis patches "but also by means of fre- quent and regular personal letters. 1" Information Not Satisfactory
 But the information he could give r them was not always complete nor satisfactory. He recalled that Ad- miral J. O. Richardson, predecessor to Kimmel, wanted to know how long the fleet would remain at Ha- waii and what the United States would do If Japan attacked the Dutch East Indies.
 q, too, wanted the answers to those questions and to similar Ques- tions," Stark told the committee. My honest opinion was that no one knew the answers to such ques- tions."
 Stark told the committee that the foreign policy of the United States never has been very clearly def1ned-certainly not f1xed-"and it must have been necessary for the president and the State Department to feel their way along carefully in many situations"
 State Officials Lax He 1amented the fact that al- though he maintained liaison with the State Department things are not planned in advance and after we do not receive advance informa- ton of State Department action which might well have affected our own activities"
 Although he usually tried to go along with the State Department Stark was unenthusiastic about the oil embargo against Japan in July l941.
 T made it plain to the State De- partment that I believed if Japan's oil supply were cut of she would go to war to get it." he testified.
 T did not think that necessarily meant war with us, but with some power from which she could take | oil"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Y.GT.,Union 
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A statement by the labor group Saturday said that it had planned a method to compel" the company to negotiate settlement, and at the same time General Manager Will liam R. Hoyt announced that the company was willing and ready to resume negotiations "on a new con- tract"
 Union leaders have insisted that the old contract be the bases of set- clement terms in the strike, called over 30 percent wage increase and a closed shop. The last conference of union-manageanent more than a week ago broke up without discus Sions going beyond this issue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
Byrnes Tells Critics Work

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Denied Rise In Personnel

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Chino sCiviI Strife Ends

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IS Pit Men Abandoned

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More cheese is produced by Wis., consin than by any other state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

This year Christmas was the most significant-since the Star shone on Bethlehem 1945 years ago In the next few years-the Human Race will either adopt the principles of the Prince of Peace-or the Hu- man Race will disappear The choice is as simple and clear ag right and wrong. Either world wide brotherhood or worldwide de- e&Tuction.
 After nineteen war-torn centuries
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11

Iu@nherS, Germany, Oct. il.
-C\p)-Te>timonN OF i IS
old JcNe>~ that Sh" was
the ONLY person to emerge alive
from the O>Wiecim "a cham
hers was declared 4 lie today
hN FRANC I!ocs2ier.
He told q British mi tarN
court irving him and II others
on war crimes charge, HAT lie
saved several hdndrth pc"soHa
from death. but ih1t t.:2 Dew
c>s, Sofia IitNir,tf. did hot
figure in tie incident IL which
she portrayed herself ~ I've
leading role. and that her testi-
monN wa otherwise SatHled
The woman actually involve
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11
ShutdOWnS
AS To Coal
Negotiators Still
DeadloCked; Movie
Strike Is Growing


The nations strike lines held
-.,,l
at dIOulIl' tiit f'V'''' mann w.
GaV. only Il small decrease in "A
~ I.
NUNS o. ii''h i"N'i '''f''o
almost upset the return OF T.
n u-.,.l-ar. :, inLe IN toyt;Ia
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plants.
4. rov- L,,4favrg.i tbo#civ
state soft coal strike &Eea
forced additiaOqI thousands into
LNe ranks OF lIlc luIe, bILullln-
ans oDpratDrS and United Mine
GfkefS liIoH representatives
failed 10 AGREE on = c0mDrOmiSp
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11
100000 In
Each Month
Schedule
Only 400, 600 viii
Remain in Pacific
Ely First of March

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IohA0, 'cl. it--lAl =
American Ci'1 VII he TrtHrnpI
y IN OHittN ''dtl' from lilt
Pacific It the rat. nI more han
onn ,,r
six mnntbs Allied baaduua,tnrs
dnllouftGu To-Day.
nv the end ~ Harch = total
u i.ZoV,Vv3 Mtli VIII nave peeh
returned tn the StatrS lpavinp
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,innliy fblt 940 ana n.n5 Would II,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11
WEAH THEIR

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Generally fair arj slightly
higher temperatures tonight and
Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11

Ine woman 0I'0I.N NNlTNNN
never reached the 5ue Chamber, h>
Evening star., 1945-05-23
Two Screen Stars
Soon to Appear
On Earle Stage

Blond Andrea King, feminine star
of Hotel Berlin" and God Is My
Co-Pilot," will appear in person at
the Earle Theater, together with
Helmuth Dantine, it has been an
nounced. The joint personal appear
ance is scheduled for early June.
X x x
Target Tokyo" documentary film
story of mass Biz Super Fortress
raid on Tokyo from Grand Island,
Nebr., will be shown at all downtown
theaters beginning tomorrow. The
picture was produced by the Army
AR Force and released by RKO for
the War Activities Committee of the
motion picture industry.
x x x
A children's bond premiere of
MGM's Technicolor "Son of Lassie"
will be held at the Capitol Theater
at $50 am, June 9. The film fea-
lures Peter Lawford, Donald Crisp
and the dogs, Lassie and Laddle.
Tickets for the special show, which
Is part of the 7th War Loan drive
are available at any Washington
theater with the purchase of a $25
War Bond. Each child attending
the premiere will receive a Mighty
7th War Loan" button.
Evening star., 1945-05-23

EarI-"Flame of Barbary Coast:
II am, 1:45, 4:25, 7:1o and 10 pm
Stage shows: 1:05, $50, 6:35 and
$40 pm.
Keith's "It's a Pleasure: 11:35
am, 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and GAS
pm.
Little-"The Lady Vanishes":: II
am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 1905 pm
Metropolitan-"God Is My Co.
Pilot: II, 2:25, 4:50, tbs and 9:4O
pm.
Palace - Diamond Horeshoe"::
11:40 am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:05 and 9:40
pm.
Pix-"Crime ct Chantiment":: 2:20
S, 7:40 and 10:15 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-05-23

Association. He was elevated from
the vice Craftsmanship at the annual
meeting in Upper Marlboro.
Dennis j. Thompson, cashier,
County Trust Co., Annapolis, was
elected vice chairman of group 4,
with Leo j. Naughton, cashier and
vice president of the Seat Pleasant
Bank, secretary treasurer. J. Frank
Evening star., 1945-05-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Tina Of Showing

Stage.
National "Snafu":: 2::30 and 8:3(
pm.
Catholic Unlikely Story: 8:3(
pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Molly and Me-: 10:4s
am, 1:30 and 4:20 pm. Stage
shows: 12:40, $3.50 and $40 pm
Salty O'Rourke" bond premiere at
8:45 pm.
Columbia National Velvet"
1870 am. 2, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:40 pm
Evening star., 1945-05-23
Robert Sherwood Heads
MARYLAND Bank Group

j. Robert Sherwood, treasurer of
the Prince Georges Bank g. Trust
Co. of Hyattsville and Mount
Rainier, is the new chairman of
group of the Maryland Bankers
Evening star., 1945-05-23

Dent, cashier, Clinton Bank, was
named to the Administration Com
mittee.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

Green 8a1, isis. - 8I6slt6 ge.
ftorben lit Der bo6tp. ST.. 8oleslaits
8aleifo, iedsunbfitnf5ig Sabre aIt,
Bfarrer Der ct. 8ronislaoa.@ @emein.
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rem, ma6te feline Stuoien am ct.
Sranciss Seminar uno tpuroe 1915
bon oern beritorbenen 9iidof 8bo6e
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pier5igiten Sabrestog ieiner grieIter.
peibe. @eboren in Srlano am Is.
Oe5ember 1877, fam er 1881 nit
ietnen gltern in's 2an6, 1tuoierte am
ct. Soiepbs-9olIeg in Bbila6elpbia,
am ct. Gole-8riorot in SpringfieIb,
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in Someriet, g., mo- er am 10. sSuli
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roufbin mo6te er tpeitere Stu6ien in
Hom, lebrte Johann bon 1904 Big
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lterte bon 1918 Big 1916 3irfa 6rei,
tauIeno SolD Name-8ereine in Der.
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I5um 8ildof bon 0ulutb ernannt,
1918 gum 8iidof bon SnoionapoIis
promooiert un6 1925 gum @r3biIhof
BON Cincinnati erboben, mo- er lett.
Der ouBeroroentlid iegensrei9 ge.
tDtrft bat.
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GnlhrnrH EhrJuhtldlatrt

l1nlere longiabrigen 2eier, Sr.
un0 Srou &roB in Detroit, boben
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ge, 81. Sftober, in ser Ser5.Seiu.
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1895 in Der Ser3-Seiu-&ir6e ge.
trout uno geborte leitoem, fiinf5ig
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ben &inoer un0 &in0estinoer }ino :
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lip 8. &raB bon Gbermopolis, 8po.,
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&lulle 1880, unO Die ebrtp. S6peiter
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Ser 9er5- Seiu-&irbe.
8ir miinIden Dem SubeGpaor Got.
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2ebenSiabre.
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bierun6oreiBie 6erienI6uIen bon
insgeiamt 6,462 S6iilern beiuht.
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griinoeten Catholic Iction Bureau
unterIteut. lnoere abtetIuneen oie'
Il les 8iiros itn6 bic DioceIan &ural
2tfe Conference, Die gonfraternitD Of
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ties Bureau, 9ioceian goutb goun.
ell uno Catholic 9op, Scouts. 1889
puroe Die Sarso'er Catholic gouca-
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Soipital 4iiociation, 1943 Die Aiio.
ciation Of @otboIic geuries geeriin.
BET. - 8ii6of Muen9 tpuroe 1889
in WetlDaufee ge6oren, mofte ieine
Stuoien am ct. Srancis.Seminar
uno tpuroe 1913 gepeibt. 0arauf
madte er an Der @isconitner Staats.
untDerittat in Wooiion uno an Der
llnioerlttat 6reiburg in Der S6pei5
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Stooten 5uriidgefebrt, Dirfte er bon
1922 ols Brofelior unb felt 1929 ols
Reftor am st. Sranciss Seminor.
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pralaten ernannt, nm 10. 9luguIt
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1eber leinen engeren 8irfungsfreis
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bat 8ii6of Wuend li9 ou6 in Der.
porragenoer 8eiie als @eiitesiiibrer
i'm fatboliI6en 2eben oes 2anoes be-
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trot er in enge Siiblung NIT Dem
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Subrern er beute geb0rt. 9iIdof
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oes bon ben 8iidofen Der Ser. 5toas
ten ms 2eben gerufenen Srieoens.
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it, Die grunolegenoen Brin5ipien iei<
nes oauernoen 8eltfrieoens 6er oll-
gemeinen Seffentli6feit 5ugGnglid
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4usi6uiies eridien Dor 5pei Sobren
oas aufi9luBreide Sammelnerf
~Brinciples for Beoce", 0as in pei'
ten &reiien groBes aufieben erregte,
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Hprzltd1P Bittp PinpH
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ormen, gut fotboliIben Enlargement.
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gebeten. Seoe - ou6 oie ollertleinIte
= @abe, Die in einem getp0bnIi9en
8rtefe auf meine oole 8erantuor.
tung gelanot Deroen fann, nimmt Der
Undergraduate 6eutide Boter 6onteno
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teilt. Sir Die eolen Sreunoe uno
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Sole &reuiier, S.V.D., goroneI SO.
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2os bieiige ct. Soiepbs,Soipitul
bat loeben oos @runoeigentum an
49 bis 66 @eit 10. Str. erporben
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feierte bic Oio5eie Sarge 6en 5ebnten
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8emeinoe am IA. Sftober begongen,
uno 5tpar nit 0anfgottesoienIten,
8eneraltommunion uno Gegensan.
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beiligIten. Im Montag feierte 8il9of
Ofuen6 in Der &ope1e oes ct.
Sobn's .8aiienbauIes cine 8ontiftfol-
melie, bel pel6em Die bon ibm ge.
pelbten BrteIter oiiiItierten. Wittaes
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bale, no6mittags cine 9lnbetungs.
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tog fano in Der @atbeorQIe Elm 8on.
tifttol'So6an1t ftatt, nit oarauffol.
genoem 5eit6onfett in Der Ser3eScIu.
IcaoemD. - Set ser Infunft bon
8ii9of Wuend in Sarge Dor 5ebn
Sobren Wuroen orei5ebn neue sc.
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te6tlten5entren, iteben SoipitGIer uno
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Der 8trtIdaftsoepreiiion Dor oem
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5uno gel6affen, I'M ben beorGngten
8emelnoen nit Inleiben unter Die
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1862 9istuiiionstlubs etobliert nit
5irta elftauieno WitgIiebern. sSm
pergangenen Sabre tpuroen bunoert.
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Die bbl. 3a6arins nnb Gliiabetb, @ltern bes
bI sSobannes 6es Saufers, perben bon Der Stride
am s. geopeunber oerebrt st. 3adarias mar elm
4rieIter aus benz 5tanme abia. st. gliiabetb ipar
cine gerpanbte Der beilieiten ssunsfrou Sie itano
bereifs in porgeriidten Sabren als ber bl sobon.
mes aeboren tplrbe, un6 ct NOR ibr erftes uno elm.
aiges 4inb St @liiabetb tpuroe bon Der beiligiten
Sungfrau beiudt, ebe Sobannes ooer 'ssseius gebo.
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@runoeigentrm an &anbolpb Ioe.
uno al6ert.Str. bonn ct. SoIepbs.
8aiienbaus uno baute oortieIbIt Elm
&irden. unb Sdulgeb6ube, oas ouf
$225,OOO beuertet tpiro. geunmebr
plant man ben 8au elmer neuen
Stride, tuoOurd Die S9ule pergroBert
unO Oos gegenmartig fir @ottes.
oienit5Dede benuste 2ubitorium iei.
ner 8eitimmung ols S9uLs uno sc.
mein0ebole iibergeben perben tann.
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W. 9. g.

@obI feline Sta0t in unIerm Gan.
oe tann am 12. Sttober Elm Selt
feiern pie Die StoOt Columbus. Sic
lit sic ein3ige Sta0t groBern um'
fangS, pel6e Sen Ynmen 0e5 @nt-
0efers unleres gr6teiIes trGgt. Ra"
tboltIde uno 6iirgerli6e Srgonila'
tionen batten bereitS podenlange
Sorbereitungen gu gbren zines Wans
nes gu treffen, oeiien Nome cine 10
proninente SteIe in Der @eI9i9te
per0ient.
SSeoeS Sobr miro om &olumbus.
Sage inn Namen Ser Sto0t Columbus
Elm &ran5 nie0ergelegt am 5uBe Der
Golumbu5- -Stotue, Die ii9 ouf Dem
@elan0e OeS Gtaat5bauie5 befinoet.
Sic Statue ltonO ieit Ser @riinoung
oes alten SoIepbinums an Der Wuin-
Ctr. in Columbus uno tpuroe, olS
0oS SoIepbinum no6 8ortbington
perlegt tDur0e, ser Stoot Columbus
un0 Dem Stoot Ohio gel6enft.
Iuf i'm SoIepbinum tpuroe om
12. Sfto6er cine 6eier oeronItoltet.
Gie ShOenten botten 0ieIen Sag 3ll
ibrem oieSiabrigcn ~Wiiiion Sap"
ouSerIchen. Gieicr gum geIten Der
Niiiionen Derunitaltete Sag mar Ell.
mem Bfarrei.Bicnic Oergleidbor, mo-.
bel See Cream uno rSot Gog8" Ter.
Diert lDer0en.
Gin 2eier Iteute uns 6ie 9nfroge,
Oh man Grau6ennein obne 3uder
MAIDEN fam. @an3 beItimmt! 9ie
6eIten 8eine laBt man obne 3ufer
garen unO ben eigenen 9lltoboI Bill
Ben. Trouben entbolten rei6Ii9 oen
Granddaughter (@Iucole).
ga gerooe pom 3uder sic He6e lit,
lei ne6en6ei bemerft, ooB feline Ser
100000 Tonnen 3uder, Die ouf
SoOu gefunoen tpuroen, ibren @eg
nad Sbio gefun0en boben. @ir bcf.
fen, boB sic 6armer i'm nGdIten Sab.
re mebr Silfe CUR Son0 boben tper'
ben, Die e5 ibnen ermogliden miro,
mebr 3uderrii6en an5upflan5en.
Solbleere 3uder6oien ermutigen nidt
Oen 8enuB bon 3ereoIien beim Sriib.
Itiid.
Glide Si6eln uno anoere Grbei.
terDerf5euge fonnten in elmer Sbio'er
Staot in einem 2ooen entoeft tper.
Den. 9ie 8erf5euge erI6ienen, be.
IonoerS ben neuen Stu6enten 10 an.
5iebeno, 6oB iie Ii6 f0rmIi6 6orum
ltritten. 8er @erf3euge, Die 3ur 8e.
orbeltung oeS 8ooens bertpenoet Der.
ben tonnen, nublos berumIiegen bat,
tann unIern Stuoenten 0amit etne
groBe Jreuoe MAIDEN.
unier &oblenf fon6s bat Dor tpeni.
gen Sngen einen nombaften 3utpads
er9nlten. Gen groBten Inteil 6oron
bate Der befannte ~8omen's Ni1.
l1on circle" bon SrootlDn, ye. ..
Ser OrgeIfonos bGIt gegenipartiq
foIt glei6en Sdritt NIT Dem &oblen,
fonoS. 8er m06te mobI Die 8ette
elngebu, pelder Der beioen Jon0s
5uerIt Die Eouieno-Gouar-S0be er,
relden miro?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

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brtnef DIOwD ben eeiuhnf@tseu erfSls.
speetfte go. 8 ftir menfGliGen @ebrdud. 9ser
911fee lretGt monatelang): S1.56. - egeetfte
No. ftlr duberlt1en @ebraud. See @n@fe:
Hur $3.50. - gu be5teben bon
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8ertenoer ron D-O-D
COS So. Monroe Ave-, Columbus S, o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

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$40 for your student fund, in honor
of the Holy Family and st. Anth-
ony.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

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Subertus i'm aften Sabrbunoert~ein 8iI9of bon
Tfaatrift. Die 2egenoe er3dblt bon ibn1, oaB er
Elm madtiger Sager mar, ebe er, burd elm 8un.
Der ermobnt, iib bon Der BeIt 5uriid5og, I'M iid3
edn9lid oem 9ienite Der Stride 5u peiben. @r
pirtte 10 unermiiolid fir feline SCRIBE, oaB tbm
@ott Die Bunoergabe oerlieb. CT itarb 727 uno
iein Seit miro am 3. Nopen1ber gefeiert