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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
Sapit Sins iiber @ert bes Gppr.

Sapit Sins iiber 8ert bes Gppr.
tes. l1nter'm 80. sSuIi meloete Die
~Iii. BreB" aus &om:
Bapit Bius XII. er5GbIte beute Ell.
ner Sebrergruppe Der III. g. armp
Central Sports S6ool" in Rom, baB
Der Sport, iotpobl geiitig als ou6
moroltid] uno forperlid, einen tpirf.
lt6en 8ert fiir Die 8erbeiierung Der
Wenidbeit beiibe.
Sport, ri6tig geIeitet, enttpifle
ben Gbarafter, made einen WenI6en
mutig un0 gu einem groB5iigigen
Berlierer uno einem oonfbaren Sie-
ger, erflGrte Der Bapit. Ct I6Grfe
ielne <Slnne, gebe ibm S6arfitnn un6
table oen 8illen 5ur 9lusoauer.
IS banble itd) beim Sport ni6t
nur Inn Die forperli6e grtii6tigung
olein. Sport, ri6tig peritonoen, err
greife oen gon3en Weniden, uno p6b.
reno iein &orper geIunoet, made er
au6 ben @eiIt gum gelauterten SSn.
ltrument fir Die Su6e nod @obrs
belt.
Inter 8e5ugnobme oorquf ooB
Sportlebrer an ben l1niperiitGten Ser
Ser. 5touten angeiteut ieien, meinte
er: ~SSbr ols otooemilde 8erbin.
oungSglieoer ieio gleih5eitig Die
Ba6ter gegen au5u berflo6en6e
Sporttenoen5en uno Iei6 berufen, Die
Soee gu befampfen, bob Sport 6eIbit-
5tued lit. Sormonte 5tpiiden Der for
perliden @nt1piflung oes Weniden
ouf Der einen uno leiner geiItigen
uno moroliiden @r5tebung ouf ser
onoeren Seite lit nidt lei6t gu er.
longen. 9orum miiBt ibr bon Der
geotpenoigfeit our6orungen iein, ell.
rem S6iilern oie 8i6tigfeit Ger Dis.
5ipltn ein5ufl0Ben, nidt nur oie Gl.
bere DiS5iplin, lonOern bie 0isoi.
plin Der riiditdtslolen SeIbItton.
troIle, Die ebenio enti6eioeno lit i'm
&eide oes Sports tpie in ienem Der
getitigen ooer moraliIden 8eltoro-
nung."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

Sietro Maseasni, Der beriibmte
3omponiit Der uGoboIlerio 92ultis
cana" uno 5a5lrei6er anoerer Opern,
Itarb om 9onnerstog ii Gom inn
Ilter bon 5Deiunoadt3ig Sobren. @r
mar Der Sobn zines Bidders. Sein
gater mar bereit ieoeS Opfer 5u brin,
gen, Inn tbn IntpaIt tper6en 3u laI.
len. Ood Der mltitfaIiI6 bega6te
P1etro bate anoere 4b1i6ten, unS
cine 3eitlang lab e3 auS, uIs o6 ME
etn Nfuiitus aus ;1m tperben Ioute,
big 1t6 etn Snfel in's MitteI mari.
Nad ieiner glusbiIoung fiibrte er
lange 3eit ols Wuiiflebrer uno 0iri-
gent Elm o6ifures unb miibieliges Ga,
lein, big er 1889 nit Der einaftigeu
Sper ~Gapolleria &ul lticona" ben er,
item asreis zines @ettbeperbes &C.
nann, ben Elm Multfberleger ousge-
i6rteben bate. Die nrouffiibrunq in
&om fanb i'm Wat 1890 itatt, uno
on1 na9iten Gage mar Mascognt elm
berltbmter Weann. Wan be3eidnete
ibn ols ben Hodfolger Serbs, uno
ietn &ubm orong ipeit iiber Die Gan,
oesgren5en. Seine ieiner IpGteren
Spern bat einen oerartigen @rfolg
gebabt.
Woscagni eriparb ii9 elm groBes
germogen nit ieinen Opern, INSIDE.
ionoere nit ~Gaballeria &ulticana"
bod nodoem Die Deutiden aus Gom
bertrleben tporoen paren, tpuroe iein
Setm bon Den So5ioliiten beldlug.
nobmt unter Der 8egriinoung, er iei
Elm Saifiit gepeien. als Der &riea
fir Stalien 81 @noe ging, mar aud
ietn 8ermogen beri6nun6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
5attP Nattnnpn 1ui1ufdrpn
krtnpu Nrtpu
(Sd)luB folgt)

Inter Oieier l1eberidrift I6reibt
Die ,gt. y. StaotS5eitung':
~8oblbobenoe 0ottonen Iino nidt
frlegsbungrig, o6er bungrige 80lfer
tperoen INNER &rieg fiibren" - NIT
oielen 8orten bot @iienboner in Ell,
ner letner offentlid)en Heoen nadJ ser
9elrntebr ultf cine ItGn0ige &riegsge.
fabr in Der mooernen 8elt bingetDie-
len - auf elm e, pie unterltrihen
tperOen muB. 9enn Der &rieg bat
naturli9, mie Ser SolbismuS ODER
Die Heoolution, mebr oI5 nur cine
eln5ige urlabe, Die ia ser Wenih
gu allen 3eiten nu6 mebr ais nut
lein tagli6eS 8rot er1trebte.
Son melder 8e6eutung Die 9lrmut
als &rtegsfoftor peroen fam uno in
pel6em UeaBe SQttigung un0 Bro.
lperltot oie Srieoensl ltin1mungen bel
oen Noltern nno ben 6rie6enSmiuen
bel ben Hegierungen f0r0ern, beOarf
nad alien grfobrungen Ser berfloiIe-
men Sabre feiner longotmigen 3or.
legung mebr. 8e5eidneno fir oiele
elementare So6lage lit idon, ooB
man 1tf oaran ge1pobnt bat, sic Hi-
oalitat 5mil6en ben beioen 80Ifer.
logern in europa uno ser 8elt na6
Dem eriten 8eltfriege auf oen @egen,
lab 5mtl6en Der alten, ugelqttigten"
Nadtegruppe uno Dem iungen, v3u
lpat" aufgeitanoenen Snperiolismus
Der ~sldie" 5uriid5ufiibren. Gen
"rei9en" geationen Duroen Die u5u
tur5 gefommenen" eegeniibergeitelt.
9egen Die alte 8eltoronung erboben
it'd 2anoer, 6ie entpeoer uls Oeit.
glieoer Der liegreiden &oaIition BON
SerlalQes bel Der 8erteilung ser
geute benadteiligt 1ein tpoIlten
(bouptiadltf Stolien) ooer Die ols
8eliegte poriibergebeno gang ousge.
1baltet Daren. Die &riegsgefobr ging
BON geotionen aus, Die nur geringe
aftltd-finan3ieue &raftqueaen
belaBen uno oeren &riegspirt1doft
nur iiber gan5 idmale ooer 10 gut
nie gar feline Hobltoff' ooer @rn1b.
rungsboits oerfiigte. Gum Iusgleid
oteler Sdmade ibufen Die berriden.
oen &lolien oieler ~Sobeni6ts" .0o.
tlonen innerpolitiide Splteme mie
Den italtenii6en Sai9tsmus ODER oen
oeutl6en neutrality-suspicious., oie
etne oe5pottlde &on3entrierung auer
nationalen &rafte auf Die &rieqspor.
bereitung uno cine Imaginable Mus.
l9opfung oeS &riegSpotentials er.
moglidten. Gem &rieg puroen Gul.
tur, Jreibeit uno Wenidlidteit inn
Snnern Der faIdiItiib-no5iItiI
9anoer beoenfenloS geopfert. Oas
@rgebnis mar, oaB bie vSobenidtIe"
10 tatiadlid) cine, wenn ou6 nur
lleberlegenbett uber Die
~plutotratii6. 6.oemofratii6en" MGd.
te erlangten, oeren 5toatsopporote
naturgemaB laneiumer arbeiteten
uno 5uoem ourd iolde ~liberaliiti.
16en 8orurteile", 1pie Die N6tuna
bor internationalen 8ertragen unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
Hunt 0Iauhpn

&cin Wort in ser SprQde ser
Vtcnlden bat oieueidt cine 10 piel,
leitige 8eoeutung mie oo5 Mort
GloubelL obpobl leine 8e0cutung an
lmO fir liG iebr tlor unO felt pQre.
rSd) CLAUDE" ou5 beiBt fir picIe
Wtenlden, @ott lei Ionf fir Sic
Dtebr5obl Der OtenI6en: SD bin
felt itber5eugt"
sd CLAUDE, oo5 beiBt ieoo6 tir
onOere: uSd nebne c5 an, ober Oh
ea lpobr lit, Oclien bin it) ni6t 10
gon5 liher unO gelDiB." SD CLAUDE,
ooS belBt fir cine groBe 3abl: SD
ocrmag 5u felncr felten lleber3eugung
81 fonlnen, oe5megen beuge id) MIDI
Der 8emobnbeit, Ger Site, Ser lie.
berlteferung, aber 5pii6en meinem
SerltanO un0 meiner @lauben3ubers
5eugung lit cine Wtouer oufgeri9tet.
llno Iooft Der Seriton0 aus ieinem
8ereid iiber Oieie Wtauer binuber.
I6out, lit e5 mir, alS idiittle er oen
&opf un0 oI5 iprdde er: G5 lit frem.
0ea &onO, ouS if lebe!" uSb glaus
be-, Oo5 beiBt fitr pieIe Weni6en:
sd mill DenigltenS uno 10 i'm gro-
ben unO gan3en uno in ben QuBeren
Jormen religi0S iein; 0enn l6lteB-
li6 lit e5 OIeuei6t Oo6 n0gIi6, 0oB
Die 8laubigen re6t bebolten, uno
Damn modte i6 MIDI ni6t ou5u gro.
Der 0efabr ou5ieBcn iiir oo5 Sent
lelt5" - o6er Oieie MenI6en figen
glei6 bir5u: ~menn es iiberboupt
Elm Senieit5 gibt."
2oS aueS beiBt nidt glouben.
@louben, Oas beiBt Der feiten uno
unerldiitterIiden lleber5eugung leir,
ooB binter benz 8unoerperte 0e5
NeltouS, oas unS ia i6lieBli6 gum
flelniten Seile befannt lit, ein iiber.
meltliber, peri0nlider 59opfer ltebt;
Der ielten lleber3eugung lein, oQB
Oo5 Weenl6enleben nit leiner tiefen
Sebnlu6t Der Seele no9 @obrbeit,
8itte uno 6rieOen ni6t Elm ungebeu.
rer unlinn lit, oaB ni9t Der 500 oaS
leste @ort bebalt uno Die 8erue-
Jung, Ionoern Der 9err oes 2ebenS,
Der gelogt bat, @r lei Elm @ott Der
Sebenoigen uno ni6t Ser Goten.
8loubig lein, oo5 lit lobieI, ol5 ieine
Pfli6t erfiiQen in Dem 8etpuBtlein,
oaB audi oie fleinIte Snt, bic our
ebre 8ottes in lauterer AbIt6t uno
in gutter Vfeinun9 geidiebt, elm 8ou.
lteln ooer Elm 8oultein6en lit fir I'M.
ler ienieitiges 2eben. @lQubig iein,
OuS beiBt iooiel ais redt tun, neil
8otteS beiliger Wiue @ere6tigfeit
uno 9itte lit, oas beoeutet looiel als
in leoeln Wtenlden oas gbenbilo Got.
teS ieben uno Oa5 g6enbilo @ottes
in ibm mebr uno lnebr entfolten bel.
ten. 9laubig lein, 0as beiBt Dem
8ruoer uno Der 5dpeiter 9ilfe brin.
gen. mo- Die 8ogen Der Scot uno oes
lelbll6en un0 leelilden @leuoS iber
elnem 8efabrbeten uno 8eriinfenoen
5ulommenldlagen poaen. 0us
belBt glaubig iein: ben 8lid no6
oben ri6ten, Die Sanoe gIei9 bereit. !
balten gum 8e6et Die our re6ten
Eat, Die 5iiBe felt ouf Die groe leBen
uno Die Sdoqe bebauen uno babel
nidt pergellen, OoB Die S9oue MIR
Stoub lit nit Der 8eltimmung, boB
Der Staub unS oiene uno ni6t |
N + ibm.
2aS @louben5leben unierer 3eit |
blutet an fiinf 8unoen. Oie erIte
belBt: @leidgiiltigfeit i'm @louben.
Gas lit Die 8unoe Der gebiIoeten
8elt. Gie 5meite 8unoe beiBt: @lou-
benS5&peifel, Die man freilpiQig Iudt
uno nabrt unO unterbalt, uno Die
man beimlid liebfolt, neil iie 10 iii.
Be 8orte 5u fliiltern piiien; aus Die
Ter Wunoe bluten @ebilOete uno I'm.
IL u. M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

ItnterIu6ung bnbe ergeben, r6aB Elm
iol6er 3wii6enfaII utdt itatteefun.
ben babe".
Senator 8beeler BON Montono,
Ser na6 ieinem &ollegen @aItlanb
oos @ort ergriff, erflGrte, baB er,
uIs er an Der Spite elmer @ruppe
bon Senatoren in europa tpeiIte, sic.
ielbe Snformation bur6 5tpei Gene.
rale, 6eren 0amen er nidt betannt
5u geben beobit6tige, erbulten bobe.
Cine 9eibe on6erer Senotoren Ser.
ielben @ruppe ieien ebenfaIs 6ur9
einen General in 6emIelben Gimme
tnformiert nor6en. 0erIelbe General,
Der CUR Se6Iten armeegruppe gebor-
te, babe auBeroem Die grflGrung ab.
gegeben, boB Elm 6eutlder Gr5t, cit,
Inti-gea5i, bon idDar3en Eruppen
in Der vsub7ooy" gegen Sic 8ono ee-
Iteat puroe uno bilfloS 3uieben muB-
te, nie ieine 6rau uno ieine beioen
So6ter bergeDaltigt pur0en. Seno.
tor @beeler erfldrte i6lieBli6, es iei
ibm unberItanoli6, tpie irgen0iemano
bon Ser Se6lten Irmee Die 8orfGIle
oementieren tonne i'm Sinblif oor.
auf, oaB Die ibm uno leinen &olegen
gemaften 0fitteilungen bon Yerlo.
men ltammten, Ste CUR SedIten Mrmee
geborten. Imeritonil6e SoIonten,
Die in Stuttgort itotioniert poren,
bdtten oarum gebeten, aus Ser Staot
berauSge5ogen gu neroen.
au6 senator WcGleuon, Ser 8u
Der Senatorengruppe geb0rte, bic I'M.
ter Der 5itbrung oeS Senators @oIt.
lono europa bereiIte, beItGtigte g1ei,
DIE Snformationen erbolten gu boben,
uno 3mar ioDobl bon elmer boben mi.
litarilben Stelle, oIs ou6 BON einem
i'm OfilttQroienlt Itebenoen boben 8e.
omten. gr babe ermortet, 0aB Die
nmerltonil6en Wfilitorbeb0r0en ben
Sorfau unterlu6en, uno bob Dem
omerifanilden Golfe Die TotIoden
ntttgete1lt murOel.
SSSSn Ser 0ebatte tpuroe 6arauf btn-
gemeilen, ooB Der Ausorud usub-
70dy" irrefiibreno lei. Stuttgart be.
ltbe feline llntergrunbbobn. 8ieueidt
bonole eS iid Inn einen Gunnel 5un1
Sdub gegen 2uftongriffe.
Sntlo6li6 gibt eS in St1ttgurt Ell
men lebr befonnten StroBenourd).
brud), Den iogenonnten vS6nob.
Eunnea" ourd oen vSoienberg", Der
16on aus Der Belt Dor Dem erIten
8eltfrteg ltamlnt Sin 3tpeiter Sun.
nell unter Dem ~&riegsberg" muroe
pabreno oeS 5peiten 8elttriegeS als
"SuftlduBfeller" fertiggelteut.
Gie erpGbnte SenotS0ebutte qob
unieren OtilitGrbeb0roen 8cronIo1,
lung 3u elmer @rflQrung, in Der be,
Itotigt Duroe, oaB Die 9lusI6reitun-
gen torb1ger fran5olii6er Sruppen in
stuttgart tatlG6li6 porgefollen 1tno.
Ole 3obl Ser bergepoltigten Spfer
puroe nit ettpa oreibun0ert be8if-
fert. 3p0lf Der l1ebeltGter ieien Der.
urtetlt uno eridoiien poroen.
Sn omerifoniiden SogebI6ttern
puroe oieie @rfIGrung als Dement,
Der i'm Senot erbobenen 9lnfloqen
3ureftgeItubt un6 5pnil6 betont, es
babe 1t6 ~nur" Inn oreibun0ert SSdIIe
gebanoelt!!
Sn ben leBten Eogen meloete Der
yto6ri6tenoienlt Ser Notionol Gotb.
olie Belfare Conference, no6 Neit,
tellungen oeS apologetii6en sssn1ti.
tuts in 3iirid ieien uo6t5ig 8ro.
gent" Der 5rauen uno Mqoden in
9erlln, "oorunter ou6 Oroensl6ne.
tern, BON ruiiiihen 5olooten ge.
1danoet tporoen. 9tebnli6e WeitteiIun-
gen fommen aus l1ngorn.
uno Die 8elt reoet bon 0en Bots.
banner @rrungenidaften, oIS Oh iest
alles in better SrOnune lei!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

@etitli9e, tpel9e Stubenten in
tbrer Sfarrei baber, bic 8eruf gum
WeltprteIterftanbe 5eigen, r1t6
1to6Iten Serbit ms SSSofepbinum
onfgenommen 81 tueroen tpiin.
19en, Uer6en erfudt, ii6 baI6igft
brteHt6 gu tpenoen an:
THE RECTOR
POntiflcsl College JOsephinum
WORTHINGTON, OHIO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19
SWEARING OUR OWN DooRsTEPs

There's more open gambling in Key
West than In any other city in Florida"
Thus declared a man. who said he
was the director Of the State Beverage De
partment. to a local Judge and a reporter
IT The Citizen: said the latter:
Evidently. you've never been in Ybor
City. You can buy bolita tickets there in
grocery stores. and IL will require only a
couple 81 minutes for a stranger 70 find
monte game. with high OF low stakes. In
Nbor City. And how about Miami. with
Us bookie Joints and its multifarious ways
oi taking money from the unwary? Evi-
IDENTIFY. YOU haven't been in those cities"
The beverage man looked sheepish.
Yes. he realized there was gambling in
\ Dor Cts and Miami
tie could have added truly that where
dollar is won and lost in hey West. a hun
dred are won and lost in Tampa and sun
dry thousands in Miami.
Bur don't misunderStand The Citizen
q is nor trying 20 Justify gambling in Key
West. We have heard people frequently
saF. ln trying 90 give an excuse for doing
wrong. that So-and-So does the same thing.
such statement Is ridiculous. Because
Jones d"e~ wrong n i neither a reason nor
justification for Browns doing wrong.
". We are not trying 20 whitewaSh
key West for gambling here by pointing
.ut o is chicken feed" gambling compar-
ed 90 what 10 is elsewhere IN Florida The
point wv wish % make Is not 10 lose our
PaIanc, about the question of gambling and
Be- carried away by extravagances that
result auH in Smearing our own doorSteps
We applaud campaign of any kind
lha, has as Us object the determination of
.H. Boa hes West. But LEI as not abuse Key
West when conducting the campaign: let
us nor declare il T. the worst place IN the
world when there are many places Tar
worse than key West IN the warmth of
righteous Indignation. let us not smear our
.nr dnar~teps and. by implication. polish
-, daur~frp~ az other cities in Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19
FOOD AND PEACE.

u o. time for uS 90 get straight on a few
facts Congress bumbling along it, debate
pter 10. S55o.o00.O00 appropriation for the
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin 81 tf1n. gives the impression that
th.- q t.. hearted graciou, at OF char
tt o. IS nothing Of the sort. The United
States already committed o. that sum
r 'nr current wear. not next We have
a..m -eu T. % the star, ing millions oi the
a.a e.ra
Ine bag debate Will be over the add
.u.. -am oi SI3ju uU0.OO for 1916.
1\EEA has r,eu Tar from perfect. but hat
....t. he point. t. organize new
.s,... r.N would by like fixing up new
Is. department while a eitN l~ burning.
General Eisenhower and aII M, other
American Who know the true situation
t..r testified pu the desperate need for
..ud e. .hc liberated countries. America. $
lead .n me world affairs b. vanishing rapid
E O. VII vanish utterly unless we keep
uur Uerd.
The IS sd- of winter already blow
across Europe The month ahead wIl
be- rafd enough even 90 food is supplied boo
H. measure. Make uo mistake about d..
.h. n.an'. oI Europe Mil NOT be- the .nIs
.... .ah. 500 die If Cungr,-, fail, O. act
American boss 1911 die too. The, ma,
"a. ,....d ser, -uor Ir food riots The, will
..f'. ..s Hr s..Icd 300 q new war For ~tar,-
re m.. cannot build a lasting peace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19

/ tear-stainea face az ere train
window. she took . Gus back
homa. more depressed than she
ever remembered having been
before.
Rags met her AZ the docr Of
the apartment waaginG as tail
cheerfuily and during the long
evening that followed Anne Vas
glad Of the presence % the little
black dog She worked about
strai ghtenlng up the paartnent
after Ewes departure. shifting
things about. hllinw I'D the vacant
spaces Ewes things rad occupied
as best she could She felt utterly
dcsolate and alone.
The week end was almost IN
bcarable 70 The loosely apartment
Anne rose early. dressed and
went 90 ehurch- The service was
simple Anne was glad that she
had come. The reverent atnOS-
phene. the quiet beauty Of the
sanctuary. the minister's voice Ut
fcr.ng unfaitering truths turned
her mind from the hectic happen
imrs q every day 20 the eternal
vcFitics % the universe she felt
herself upHfted stiiled. better
ablc - meet the problems Of her
life thar when she had entered
enc building.
SIZE wondered what she might
A. xth the long afternoon that
$500 -. - ekmmswsAmN "a
calling up several GIRL friends. re-
iCcfcd the possibility She Vas ~
no mood for the gay. carefree
chatter shc knew she would hear
Suddenly she remembered that
Mr Farham had mentioned the
fact fhat John Lowell Rad gone
out of toNn for the week end IN
the interest Of publishing MS
book Sae could 60 90 see Mrs.
iowclli She had promised and
. had been anxious % see again the
bE plain understanding woman
~ fne wheel chair Who was
johns mother.
she took = bus that vent cut
fr che country in the direction Of
/ NeafoA brook. The driver told
I her where - get of TIE bus. say
- chat she had oniv = half mile
further % 60 TIE afternoon was
au~ra as ~ d-summeF and Anne
was glad that she had not Wort
. coat She enjoyed the yak
along ere quiet countryside. feel
. irE 5 most a. II she we're back
1n.e more 40 her fathers farm
TIE Stone fences we're riofous
a. lh pink. red and Whlte rambler
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19

roses and the scent Of honey
w1ckle hlled the air.
She reached the gate with the
stone pillars and turned into the
shaded avenue. The old house
stood. big and welcoming. at the
end % the wsy.
She was taken upstairs 10 Cath
crimes bedroom where she found
her hostexs IN bed She was de-
lighted 70 see Anne. took ner
hand and drew her doNn % kiss
her flushed cheek
I'm so glad you came. sne
sad and really mleant a. I've
never been 50 lonely Tn my life
Johns been cons for almost .
week. you know. Tn sick and
tired Of the radio and was Won-
dering shat Oh earth I mignt do
% amuae myself Sir down. child.
You look not and tired. Don't tel
me you've walked from the bust"
Anne laughed I loved T. You
must remember I'm a country
giri and quite used 90 walking
along roadway&"
I thought you were never
coming baeki I've asked John
dokcns o. times when ne AIS
bringing you out again. but ne
always evaded a direct answer 4
supposed you were busy and sd
no time 70 spare a cranky old
woman
Thcv talked aninatediy. discus
sing every subject mag na7 e.
ther enjoyed tall glasses u l-ed
tea and crisp cookies A. last
Anne rose % 50. though Cath
erIne protested
Stay Tor cur simple sunday
supper and I'll have Jofdon az -
you back 10 town she ur9ed cut
Anne said that sne must Get back
before DIRK. Suddenly 81. hr~nn
% feel that she had ~ rsg1t C
be here. talking attn JOIN s
mother. taking advantage Of tae
hospitality ~ his ho1se. after sav-
ing quarrClcd 50 bitterly wtih
him.
Ard 50 she said her gooH5ves
- Catherine sincerely wish -
that she might be up and able
90 resume her wheel-chair on the
morrow She Wcnt d8Nn the
wide. old fashioned hallway 90
where the stairway wound - ne
floor beiow And on Tire TOP z'-r
she stopped. her heart caf ~
IN her fhroat For ~ ere fsa' 4
the stairway. booking up az scr
was John Lowell
Ta BE- comginmea
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HALF-TRUTH BUT IMPORTANT

There b. much 90 be commended 10
'r- declaration of community leaders 81
QHr.t Massachusetts,. Who attempted To-
bring home Go their people the logical
truth that:
There won't BE- better Japs and Ger
mans until We are better Christians and
jews nor WI.I there be better world ~o-
..e't gt.l there a better Quincy"
There h. much food Tor thought IN the
de. 'araf.nn. bat everybody should recog-
n.z, that d IS a hali-truth. There b. no
guarantee that there viii DE better Japs
and Germans when We are better Chris
f.au- or Jew or that here wii be better
World society when there i> better
Quincy"
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Chapter ~
InuRrNG the days that followed
~ Anne vas 50 busy helping
Eve get ready 70 leave that sire
had little tine 60 think Of her
own problems and Affairs sae
wrote 20 Wayne thai she under
stood his position. but suggested
- tacffuily as possible that he
try % do q little thinking Tor aim
ITS lie his. dariing.- sha
wrote. We are adult people. cap
able of managing our own affairs
and making our oWn decisions
II we continue % let ether people
Go q Tor as. &c are robhnE our
selves % living our own lives a
cur o&n Wmy ! realize that you
love pour Aunt Edna very much
and that she idoligcs vou.-bul
after at. YOU can't depend On ncr
forever. Or let her run YOUR hfa
for youi StfTcn uD your back
bone. Wayne. and use YOUR oar
head once IN q while I know YOU
love ne and want - make u1e
your wife ] know too. that ~
are hnaiiy going - make a vcry
tine hfe Tor ourselves in sn,te q
anything that might happen"
She fet better when she e.,
the letter or
Eve was more cheerful than she
rad been since the tragic news a
Carrots death Ind reached her
She worked in a sort ~ fcserish
excitement and seemed % lczC
weight every day.
DO vou IN nix she's able "a
stand the rigorous ifeT" Mrs
Adams asked anx ously ~rhg
poor darling looks Ike q ghost
4 thirk Il vii ~ good fo-
her" Anne sad. The reEIiai
hours and the necr itv - per.
forming allotted tasks Viii take
her mind OF herself Then. too
they'll see that she eats regularly
which Is more than Ise been able
@ do"
ItTHEN re day snafy rams
w when Eve was % 60. Am.
vent % the station With hey A
the last mowent Eve c'urE CT
Anne. weeping bitter tears. as q
she we're Riy ~ un 60 last az
tachmcnt % the old LIE Wri-f
had held Carrot m i' A0ne.
heart almost broke usen an,
caught TIE last & mpsc 90 On,
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Frankly. there Is something absurd
ahaa' au economy that pays prize fighters
more money .n a night than teacher can
earn .r lifetime.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
BURMA JAP
 SURRENDER
 PLAN MADE
75,0O0 Allied Prisoners Believed 10 Be in
 Singapore

ABINGDON, Aug 16.-Southeast Asia command headquarters was making arrangement today to accept the local surrenders of Japanese commanders of Burma, Thailand, Malaya and the Netherlands East Indies.
 One of the surrender conditions, it was understood here, calls on the Japanese commanders to hand over the installations intact or face the firing squad
 Surrenders of Burma and Thailand will be accepted at Rangoon, Burma capital, and the Malayan and In- dies surrenders will be handled at Singapore.
 The most immediate problem is the handling of Allied prisoners, of whom 75000 are believed to be on Singapore island. Medical person nell and medicines are expected to be parachuted to them and Red Gross and other agencies will follow on hospital ships and transports as fast as they can be assembled.
 The number of Japanese remaining in the southeast Asia command thea tre since depletions of the Sumatra and Java garrisons is estimated at between 100000 and 100000.