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SALES.
washington Gas common--4o at 33s4, 30
at 332s.
Capital Transit Co.'S at 3a1a
Garf1nckel 5faot preferred-5O at o1i2.
Mersenthaler Linotype at 77l7. 5 at
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Chicago Livestock

Middline spa
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, April % P,.-.
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tFurnHhed BY the AsaOc1ated PFess.1
TODAY'S SALES ,DM& 3hs So 1861
tReported in Dollars Erie 4hs 2O15 9Alz
Domestic $40 oooIGt North 5s rs lao
Foreign 2lo 600 Hud Coai 5s62A 045e
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

follow the business. The year books
will be distributed and it is desired
that all members be present.
Blanche Bateman,
L. P. Matthews, Jr.,
Engaged To Marry
M-Sgt. M. J. Gwin and Mrs.
Gwin of Atlanta, Ga, announce
the engagement OF their sister,
Blanche B a t e IN a n, to L. P.
Mathews, Jr.
The wedding will take place the
early part of December.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Home Agents
Schedule For
Week Listed

Miss Ann Mason, home demon
stration agent. has announced her
schedule for this week as follows:
=. Home Demonstration Clubs -.
Tuesday 10 am. Murraysville
Home Demonstration club.
Thursday 10:30 L lake Forest
Home Demonstration club.
Friday 2:30 Oak Hill Home
Demonstration club.
All Clubs
Tuesday am. Bradley Creek
Junior and Senior girls.
Wednesday am. Winter Park
Junior and S e i or girls. am.
Wrightsboro Junior q n d Senior
girls.
Thursday am. New Hanover
High school Senior girls and boys.
Other Meetings
Monday 9 Agricultural council.
Thursday 10 Home Demonstra-
ton county council.
calvary DdpIISC
Circles To Meet
The circles of Calvary Baptist
church will meet Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock as follows:
2. Mrs. E. w. Pate, 227 Kenwood
avenue.
3. Mrs. Holden, 304 Brunswick
street.
The VIVA will meet Monday
evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Au-
drey Walker and Miss Eloise Moss
at 507 South Fifth street.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elekcs of
Castle Haynes, announce the birth
of a son, Joseph, Jr.. on Septem-
Der % at Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Elekes is the former Nell Ann
Ward of Laurniburg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Miss Mary MIMI.
Bride Elect Of
October IL, Feted

A china shower was given re-
Gently by Mrs. W. L. Hartzog at
her home on South Second street
in honor Of Miss Mary Mintz,
whose wedding to Richard Cough
will take place October II.
The lower floor of the home was
beautiful with early fall flowers.
Upon arrival, Miss Mintz was pre-
sented with a corsage of gardeni.
as. Games were played through
out the evening with prizes going
to Miss Sarah PARROT, Miss Peg
gy Millar, and Mrs. E. A. Bell
Later in the evening a deliciou!
ice course Was served using the
color scheme OF green and white
Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs
Hartzog were: Miss Mintz, CUES
Of honor, Mrs. D. w. Mintz, Mis-
Lois Mintz, Miss Sarah Parrot
Miss Hilda Justice, Miss Marycs
Justice, Miss Betty Dixon, Mis-;
Charlotte Gardner, Miss .Kathryl
Gardner, M S S Louise Barnes
Mrs. j. B. Mi;ltz, Mrs. j. W
Mintz, Mrs. E. A. Bell, Mrs
Grady Crabtree. and Mrs. j. O
Brock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Temple Baptist
WINS Circles To
Meet This Week

The WINS circles of Temple
Baptist church will meet as FOL
lows:
/. Mrs. j. D. Loughlin, Harbor
Island, Monday $50 o'clock.
2. Mrs. j. c. Wommack, 9
Wrightsille avenue, Monday $3.50
o'clock.
3. To be announced.
4. Mrs. Annie Love Shiel, 2407
Market S t r G e t. Tuesday at 8
o'clock.
The Mamie Atkinson circle will
meet with Mrs. Adj ain King, Mar
ket Street road, Thursday at 3
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

I441I
bership entities members to ad-
mission to four major productions,
and the tickets are transferable
and can be used separately or all
at one time. Mrs. Lester W. Pres
ton is president of The Thallan
Association for 1946-48. Other Of
ficers include: Mrs. Oliver C.
Hutaff, vice-president; Mrs. Amy
Walker, S airy; Warren l..
Humphrey, treasurer; Miss Hester
Donnelley, technical director; H.
Edmund Rogers, building manag-
err; and Mrs. Hugh MacRae, presi-
dent emeritus. Wilmington thea
tre-goers have a treat in store for
them when the curtain rises on
Laura" top notch three act
murder mystery, scheduled for
showing very shortly, as re-
hearsals are now in progress.
ITALIAN Hall has been condemned
as unsafe for public occupancy
and is therefore closed. But surely
this beautiful old theatre is not
going to be allowed to die. 1t has
been kept alive since 1887 by
famous professional actors as well
as many local amateurs. Parts of
the building are weak but the
greater portion is sound and good
for many more years of useful and
Measurable service. The stage and
dressing rooms are in good con-
dition, the walls are intact and
the roof is solid. The balconies
must be removed and entirely re-
built, and the orchestra floor re-
paired and strengthened. That. of
course, represents a lot of work,
but it is certainly not sufficient
reason for condemning the thea
ire, possessing the most atmos-
phere, in this part of the country,
and Wilmington's only really
beautiful public building. Surely,
no person with any pride in his
or her city's historical landmarks,
or no one who wshes to see future
generations enjoy this symbol of a
glorious past, would cast their
vote to do away with the home
of the oldest Little Theatre group
in this country. 1t seems impera-
tive that a live, wide awake. Or
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Miss Holland
EntertainS AT
Bridal Party
Miss May Taylor, Bride Elect
Of Fall, Honored Yester-
day With Luncheon

Miss Carolyn Holland was hos
tess yesterday with a lovely bridal
luncheon at Edge Hill on Brad
lev's Creek when she entertained
in honor of Miss May Taylor,
whose wedding will take place this
fall.
Guests were invited for 2 o'clock
and luncheon was served at a
beautifully appointed table cen
tered with an arrangement of yeL
low and gold chrysanthemums.
Places were laid for the following
friends:
Mrs. Richard w. Cantwell, Jr.,
Miss Jocelyn Peck, Miss Nudge
Strange, Miss Betty Blue Davis,
Mrs. Hugh Morton, Miss Ann
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Slightly Off The Record
Continued From Page One)

able al to the number of acceptances at this time, but a S n in
vhaton to join this splendid organization, which does such credltab!e
anticipated that the number of new members at this important meet,
ing will be large. Mrs. David S. Harriss is the efficient and welllked
president of the Social Service league.
Announcements reading IS follows have been received in the
citv: "Mr. William Hardy Clemmons announces the marriage of his
sister, Margaret Elizabeth, to Mr.. David Frederick Windey, on satur-
dav. the twenty-eighth of September, nineteen hundred and fortysix,
Wilmington, North Carolina" -
"The Thaians," local little theatre group, plan a n intense mem
bership drive this month, with the hope that in launching the cam
naign earlier than usual they will be able to present four o more
this season. They r proud to be able to offer such out
Standing hits IS Laura" and Estate of The Union" 1t is hoped
that ali persons interested in little theatre work will become mem
and support this community project. More than ever before
must the ITALIAN name be kept before the public with the hope
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
53rd Annual
UDC Session
Dates Set
BY MRS. ]. A.

BY MRS. j. A. YARBROUGH
The fifty-third annual convention
of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy will convene in Jack
son, Mississippi, November 1922.
The Robert E. Lee hotel will be Of
fetal headquarters. Mrs. John M.
Wilcox, president general, will pre-
side over all business sessions.
Tuesday, the 18th, all commit
tees VIII meet and luncheon will be
given on the roof garden of the
hotel, honoring general officers,
ex-president generals, honorary
presidents generals. A memorial
service will be held at 3 p. m.
From 4 to 5 p. NJ, a reception
will be given in the governors Of
flee at the capitol, all state officials
and their wives receiving.
The division presidents dinner
will take place at $50, followed by
welcome evening and d reception
with the William D. Holder chap
ter hostess.
The first business session will
be on "wednesday at $50 a. m. a
luncheon under the direction of
the UDC magazine committee will
be given at the Heidelberg hotel.
The Jefferon Davis highway dinner
will be at $50. followed by division
presidents evening and the pages
ball.
The Sidney Lanier luncheon will
be held or Thursday and historical
evening will be observed at the
Municipal auditorium. Daughters
are requested to bring costumes
for the parade of the Sixties. On
Friday afternoon, the children of
the confederacy will present a pro-
gram, dedicated to the golden
JUBILEE anniversary of the c. of c.,
followed by a tea at Battlefield
Park, the Viola E. Lake C. of C..
chapter, hostess.
After the Texas division dinner,
Friday evening, a business session
will be held when new officers will
be installed.
Because of the continuing short
age of paper and high cost of print
ing, all reports must be condensed,
containing only the actual work
accomplished. Names of deceased
members must be typed and sent
to Mrs. Wm. H. Mccain, Recording
secretary general, Cotton Plant,
Ark, not later than Nov. 1st.
A bus trip has been arranged
for Monday, 18th, to Vicksburg
and Natchez, when historic sites,
homes and the national cemetery
will be visited. Round trip fare of
$500 plus ten cents bank exchange
charges must be sent at once to
Mrs. Chas. K. Hickey, general
chairman Of arrangements, box
1884, Jackson, Miss.
Saturday, November 23rd, there
will be a bus trip to Beauvoir, JEFF
ferson Davis Memorial Shrine.
Round trip fare of $500 plus the
exchange OF ten cents must be
sent at once to Mrs. Hickey. The
delegation will be guests of three
UDC chapters along the coast and
luncheon will be served on the
lawn at Beauvoir.
No reservations are now avail
able at the Robert E. Lee hotel
but Mrs. Hickey has obtained
rooms at the Walthall and the Ed
wards hotels. Write direct to the
hotel for reservations, not to Mrs.
Hickey.
Plans for the celebration of the
anniversary of the 50th convention
of the North Carolina division at
Wilmington, Oct. $40, have been
completed. The opening event will
be the presidents dinner. Tuesday,,
$50 p. NJ, followed by welcome
evening. Wednesday at 8 p. M,
historical evening will be observed
with a play and pageant, presided
over by Mrs. E. R. MacKethan,
division historian.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Morning Coughs
Often Due TO Bronchial Asthma

Do you cough and cough. especially morn
ings and at night? At times do you feel like
get rid of ~strangling mucus and still you
choke, gasp for breath. wheeze and often
can't sleep? The cause of these devitalizing
symptoms may be recurring attacks of Bron-
dose Of Mendaco. a physicians prescription.
usually goes right to work thru the blood
helping relax that clogged up stuffy feeling
in the bronchial tubes. then helps Nature
This helps you get good fresh air into your
lungs and promotes restful sleep. which is a
natural aid to greater energy. Mendaco is
not q smoke, injection or spray. but is in
cording to simple directions at meals. Men
daco must satisfy in every way or your
money back is guaranteed. Don't cough and
choke. don't lose sleep another night. be:
cause of recurring attacks of Bronchial
Asthma. without trying Mendaco. Ask your
druggist for Mendaco today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

gained campaign be Started i'm
mediately to acquaiat the public
with exactly what could happen
here we're it not for the existence
of numbers of intensely interested
people who will take for their
slogan from now n Long Live
ITALIAN Hall"
With assurances of my esteem
and devotion for you always. Sin
cerely. VIRGINIA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Mrs. W. A. Cannon
Will Be Hostess
To Chapter Meet

Mrs. w. A. Cannon, "a North
Adams street, Sunset Park, will be
hostess to the Stamp Defiance
chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, at the first bust
ness meeting of the fall on Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
This is to be an important meet
ing and all members have been
requested to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Junior Sorosis
Will Hold Meet
Monday Night

The Junior Scrosis will hold a
meeting on Monday evening at 7
o'clock, at the clubhouse on North
Third street.
This meeting, the first of the sea
son, will be a supper meeting and
a program has been arranged to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Greenougl
announce the birth of a son, Leon
ard Wayne, October 4, at the
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Green
ough is the former Miss Lottie
Mae FarroW. q
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

Burr, Miss Emma Trask, Miss
Charlotte Sprunt, Miss Mary Ann
Dixon, Mrs. R 0 b Bridgers,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Barefoot,
Mrs. j. Douglas Taylor, Mrs.
Robert Strange and Mrs. Ray
mond H. Holland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hewlett an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Emily Diane, October 2, at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Hewlett was
formerly Emily johnson of Sea-
gate.
Evening star., 1946-10-18

MRS." Like Their mis-" in stetsons, Too :.
Don't keep it under your hat, nnodom The Heeht
Co. features Stetsons for men, too Why not bring
the "moster" in when you choose stetson for your
sef-then show him how handsome he looks in his
Stetsons for
On The Hecht Co sSecond Floor.
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@ie gaia an6ers Iino oa bic 6ies.
be5iigli6en grfabrungen, Ieufat ba.
gu elm ibtpeiaer Blatt, Die Der @e.
lebrte in Der Sdmei5 iamn1eln fonn-
te! Sein Dor einigen Wonaten auf
@ebeiB Ser 8eborben gegriinoetes
aomitee fir Die atomforidulng bot
nod feinen &appen nnteritiisung er.
balten unb 8rofeiior Sderer lit ge-
5tpl,ngen, Die Sngenteurequipe aus
ieinem eieenen Sod 5u bonorieren.
uno = 10 fann man peiter fragen -
mo- itnb Die @elber, oie bebor6lider-
ieits ser pripaten inouitriellen sSors
idung 5uflieBen? am Nusen bieier
Soridung nintmt Der Staat obne
neiteres anteil, aber lie groBaigis
81 unteritiiben, fam ibm ni6t in ben
Sinn. l1no ood lieet gerobe in Der
inouitriellen SorIhung Die 3ufunft
unieres tpirtldaftli6en @ebeibens
begritnOet. = @as ia ri6tig lit. Dod
itebt 5u befiir6ten, oaB mir in Mme-
rifa Die @rfabrrng bes 3auberlebr-
lings MAIDEN mogen, Ser Die @eiiter,
Die er gerufen, ni6t tpieoer los au
Der0en bermodte. 0ie grfabrungs=
miilenidaften balten uns 10 gan5 in
8anben OaB Der @eiit bariiber 5u
fur5 fommt.
Ill; C.=St. d. CIV.
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Sdr1urtzrr ptytikrr
hrrtdrtrt iihpr Amprika

SSSm Goriabr mar ser S6uei5er
GbDIifer Erof. Or. g. S6erer ein-
gelaoen noroen, oie Ser. Staoten 5u
beIuben. SSm gerlauf ieines slufent=
balts puroe es ibm geitattet, ielbIt in
Die gebeimnlsoollIte Spbdre Der nil
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tedniiden Sroouftion einen 8lif 5u
merfen. Sn bic Seimat 5uriidgefebrt,
puroe Srofelior S6erer our6 BEN
9unoesrot gum 8orlttenoen Ser
IGpei5er Gonmiliion fir 9ltomener=
gle erpGblt.
Sn elmer 5pangsloien Blauoerei
bat Der 8elebrte in Der SpiB=M Sinner
ican SocietD for Cultural Gelations
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gen elmer ouflncrfiamen 3ub0rer-
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8elebenen Elm paar au6 fir uns bon
duBer't miftigem 8elang i6einenoe
Satlahen berDorgeboben. Sic slmeri-
taner baben = 10 fiibrte Ser 5feferent
aus = our6 Die in Der sltompbpIif
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(Sortfebune bon Geite u

einten gtationen geraoe5u nieoer-
Idmetternb ipirfen mub. Nit uioer=
li6er vbipfomatii6er" 8inbbeutelei
legte 2ange oar: Sintemal Die Dele-
gaten ems ieien in Der noraliIden
gernrteiIllng oes Sranco-&egimes,
Tonne oieIe 8erurteilung in Dem 8e-
l6luB our giniesune zines Inter
Iu6ungsausibuiies au9 ouseeipro-
6en iperoen. llno 10 geI1ab's tros
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geliadiilhen Selegaten. 1an1it lit Ser
ausiduB bon oornberein prGiuoi5iert,
es lit ibm geraoe5u oie Wari6route
borgel6rieben. @rompfo uno Sta
lin ba6en ibren @illen. Ser Solfer-
bnno bat trob aller bo6tonenoen De-
flamationen pieoer einn1al berIagt.
Gr batte iid al oie i6onen @eiten
Der lebten bier @oden erIparen fon-
men!
l1no nun iin6 bie gerbonolungen
Ser Weiniiterfonferen5 inn Gang. Sest
eebt's bon ben Bldnfeleien nno
Sdorniibeln 81, tpirfliden gntldei-
oungen. so ideint es auf oen eriten
8lif. 8ir befiir6ten es gebt bon
5arce 5lt Sarce!
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Birdhmd 4 !

ct. Glonb, Minn. - Sm ct. Ma-
rien-Soipital in Ietroit Safes ltarb
am Gonnerstog I. IS. nod lGngerer
&ronfbeit ser bo6p. P. CHARLES gan-
non, O.S.B., Mitslieo Ser ct. So-
bannes-Ibtei in Gollegepile uno our
3eit Sfarrer oer ct. Widaelss@e.
meinoe in Wabnomen. gr mar 5tpei-
unoiteb5ig Sabre alt. Die feierli6en
grequien erfolgten am Samstagnor.
gen in Ser ct. Mi6oels= Stride in
Mabnomen. Oaraufbin puroe oie
Seide naf ct. Sobn's iiberfiibrt, mo
Die 9eiIetllng am Montag na6 eli
nem iolennen Ge0lliemamt ltattfano.
P. CHARLES ipar in Minneiota uno
9eoro=Gafota Deitbin tpegen ieiner
Seellorge-slrbeit befannt. slm 80.
September 1896 in ct. Sobn's gum
Brielter geipeibt, mar er Bis 1901
Gfarrer in Sbief 9finer Sails, Johann
bis 1906 in Woorbea6, 19O6-OS in
Socomo, 8aib., 19O9-t7 in 0e-
troit Safes. SIM Sduliobr 1873
mar er als 9teftor ser ct. Sobn's
ltniperiitp tdtig 11no ieitber tpirtte er
Dieoer in oer Sfarrieeliorge: 1919
% in ltnoertpooo, N.=Iaf., 1928
25 in Gulutb, 1925-95 in Mobno-
men, 1854 in Getroit Safes. SIM
lebteren Sabre muBte er iid infolge
elmer idmeren grfronfltng in ct.
Sobn's Elm SSabr ser Gube gonnen,
aber i'm September 1916 nabm er
oie Bfarriteae in Mobnomen an, mo-
er Bis 5u ieiner lebten aranfbeit to-
tig mar. - p. Gborles tpor am 9.
gtouember 1878 in 8rairie ou Gbien,
8iS., geboren. Gier ieiner S6peltern
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tloIter ct. SholoItifa in Gullltb an,
oodJ gingen ibm bereits orei Oeriel-
ben in oie gpigfeit poraus. lteber-
lebt miro er MIR bon Ser ebr1p.
SdDelter 5lorentine, O.S.B., sic be-
reits i'm oreiltnOodt5igIten 2ebens-
iabr ltebt.
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Btfdlifr rnfpn
CUR 4tlfr a,f

slngereet burb sic orineenoen gr-
mabnungen oes gapites, oes Br6Ii,
oenten truman, Serbert Soopers
uno 5iorello s. 2o@uoroias baben
Die gr5biibofe uno 8iidofe bes 2an-
oes 8orfebrungen au elmer groB5iigi-
gen Sammllng bon 2ebensmitteln
in 9oien fiir Die Hotleioenben Ger
bonn ariege betroffenen 21noer ges
troffen. Saroinal Samuel Stritb,
Goriitenoer ser 8eripaltung ser Sea-
tional Catholic 8elfare Conference,
gibt befannt, baB oieier erneute
5elo5ug gegen ben Sunger um Wut-
tertag, IL. 0tai, Beginner uno in
fiinf5ebntauieno airdipieIen bes
Sanoes burdgefiibrt meroen loa. 0as
Selogeidrei Ger SammIung lautet !:
"0abrung fir oie &inoer in europa
lfto i'm 5ernen Slten."
SSSn leiner gefanntna6ung tpeiIt
&arbinal Strit6 oarauf bin, oaB ser
slufruf oes BapItes iid alf ale Ser-
ionen in oen bonn &riege mitgenom-
menen 2anoern be5iebt obne anieben
ser &aiie, oes &eligionsbefenntniiies
Der Sautfarbe uno Der politiiden
Saltung.
8ei Ser lebten Sommlung bon
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aonierben i'm Deaember baben Die
fatboliiden 4ir1en $4,000, 900 Do-
len auiammengebra6t. Mnh oieIes-
nal miro nit einem @rgebnis BON
minoeitens 100000 Doien aered.
net, nm Der Sungersnot an Iteuern.
Dem Silferuf bes 8opites tpuroe
ourf ben 8eridt Serbert &oopers,
Der europa bereiIt, Nador,if ber-
lieben. Soober iddste Die 3dbl Der
Berionen, Die bonn Sunger beorobt
iino, auf bunoertlinbiiebaig Meinio-
men. er fommt 5u Dem grgebnis, baB
ollein in europa 5tpanaig Millionen
&inber nidt nur unterernGbrt iino,
ionoern als Solge babon aud Ser
SuberfuloIe, engliihen &ranfbeit,
glutarmlit uno anoeren &ranfbeiten
ausgeIest iito
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W. 9. 8.

Sic erIten 5riibiobrsorbeiten in
unlerm 8emiilegarten boben bereits
begonnen. Gie eon5e pergongene $50
die 5ogen Sic Stuoenten nit sdar,.
feln unO Safen binaus, INN Sen SO,
ben auf Die 9luSiaut por5ubereiten.
Sbl6on Ser uns 5ur Gerfiigung Ite=
benOe Houm bel6ronft lit, 10 lit Dos
lelbItge5ogene 8emiiie oo6 cine mill
fonunene 9ei9obe in llnlerm Sous
bolt rno lpart 8elo.
Glnes Der geplanten 8roiefte, oas
bon Den Stuoenten in Der SSaiten3eit
in 9luSlt6t genommen 1poroen mar,
lit nun oollenOet. Die SeminoriIten
piometen monGe Stunoen ibrer
trelen 3eit elmer 9lrbett, bie uns i'm
Somlner einen o8reen Circle" ii6ern
lollte. gu OieIem 3pef mubte barter
gooen bear6eitet nerOen, oie Steine
entfernt rtno bic 6la6e pieoer nit
8runb aufgefitllt peroen. Cine iebr
lhnbens= ltno lobenSDerte 9lrbeit.
"a nun bie SIterfeiern porbei iino,
leben Die StuOenten iid nit neuen1
Gifer binter ibre Bidder, gilt eS ood,
ltb alf Die fommenoen gramen por-
5ubereiten. 1arum lit es fein l1nge=
pobnter 9lnblid, oie Stuoenten ein=
5eln oobertDanoeln 81 ieben nit 9ii=
dern Gapier uno 8leiItift, Inn Ser
ltano uno 8eoahtnis 81 i66rfen. Gie
Gage bis 5u Ben Sommerferien fom=
men INNER ndber.
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Nrtbritis-, &benmatismns.
unb Ntblefe's -Sppt- 2eibenbe! !!

Otein Wittel SeelplD- -Winol bringt
beoeutenbe 2inoerung in ben meiiten
5allen. Gs lit marme-er5euseno unb
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