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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
MORE ABOUT
POSITION
FROM PAGE ONE

jobs for veterans. it is most essen
tial that Wilmington, as a port
facility, have every mode OF trans
p~ortation, especially barge sery-
ice on the inland waterway with
d%ifferential rates as a real induce
ment fo- new manufacturing plants
to locate at Wilmington" BOYD
concluded.
In his testimony, Farrell report
ed that business firms already
established in Wilmington are in
terested in using the N. B. and
C.'s projected barge line to trans
port such varied commodities as
chemicals, news-print, grain.
structural steel, building materials,
fixtures, hardware, roofing ma
terials, sugar, grain. meat scraps,
fish meal, dried butter milk, wood
pulp, pulp wood, and a host OF 9th
e. raw materials and semi-finish-
ed products for use in the inter-
course of their respective bust
.nesses."
Farrell cited Wilmington's un-
employment problem and the spec
ial concessions that have been
made to the city by the Civilian
Production administration in grant
ing industrial and commercial
building permits.
From an industrial development
standpoint, he asserted, the city
also be served by cheaper
of building materials on
inland waterway barges.
Boyd and Farrell will remain
Richmond today and possibly
Wednesday for c-oss-axamlnatlon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
MORE ABOUT
SEAL
FROM PAGE ONE

fore must be recognized as a ma
jor public health problem. and
Whereas, A well : planned pro-
gram for the cor troll OF tuberculo-
sis is being conducted in Whining
ton by the New Hanover County
tuberculosis and Health Associa-
ton, and
Whereas, The work Of this Asso-
citation is supported solely by the
sale Of Christmas Seals,
Therefore. /. W. Ronald Lane,
Mayor of Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, do officially designate the
period from November % to De-
cember Is, 1916. as Christmas Seal
Month and do urge the people of
Wilmington TO be generous in their
support Of the New Hanover Coun-
ty tuberculosis and Health Asso-
citation by buying and using Christ
mas Seals during the month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

humanity, a friend with the death
of DR.. Paul P. Mccain, Dr.. Carl
v. Reynolds, state health officer,
said Monday.
His contributions to the fight
against tuberculosis in North Caro-
lima have been unparalleled" Rey-,
nolds said. His vision of the needs
of the people was clear, and his ap-
proach to the problem about which
he was most concerned was always
practical.
"His life was dedicated to the pro-
lection of the masses and to that
end, working both in his official
capacity and as a soldier in the
field, he gave science and humanity
the best he had - to the end"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
MORE ABOUT
TIRES
FROM PAGE ONE

shown itself in SPRINGER products
~on recent deliveries.
Gardner Greer, of the MacMil-
Ian and Cameron company, distri-
butors of G~oodyears, declared that
"tires are catching up" on the
basis of heavy deliveries and that
the major current shortage Is in
small truck castings.
"But there is a tremendous back
log, that won't be caught up before
spring" he said.
"Of course we had a terrible
shortage for a long time, and this
is the first month in four years
that we've been able to display
any," Greer recalled.
"We're still behind eve though
we've been receiving more tires
lately" asserted John Weinberg, of
Weinberg Brothers, u. s. Royal
dealers.
1T don't believe we'll be able
to come up to demand before late
spring." he declared. Small COM
mercial tires are still hard to get.
But the supply is just beginning to
pick up. We were at our lowest
point four or five months ago."
Weinberg said, however, that new
deliveries to his garage had shown
an improved rubber content.
S. L. Alexander, manager of the
Firestone stores here, agreed that
tire deliveries are coming faster,
but that I'VE still don't get all we
want"
They're coming in spurts. I
hope We'll be caught up in the
next IS or 40 days." Alexander
said.
J. Winder Hughes. of Hughes
Bros, Atlas Tire distributors, re-
ported the situation "still awfully
tight"
He blamed federal restrictions on
alcohol and decreasing worker out
put for the continued shortage.
Were still short" he declared,
land every tire we get goes right
out"
Rubber content, Hughes said, is
still on the rise.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
UPSET STOMACHS
YIELD INCHES OF
GAS AND BLOAT

II was so full Of gas | was afraid
I'd burst Sour. bitter substance
rose up in my throat from my
upset stomach after meals. l got
INNER-AID. and it worked inches
of gas and bloat from me Waistline
is way down now Meals are a
pleasure. | praise Inner-Aid to. the
sky ."-This is an actual testimo-
NAL and we can verify it.
INNER-AID Is the new formula
containing medicinal juices from
IL Great Herbs; these herbs
cleanse bowels. clear gas from
stomach. act on sluggish liver and
kidneys Miserable people soc feel
different all over So don't 60 on
suffering-Get Inner-Aid. Sold by
all drug stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
MORE ABOUT
NOTE
FROM PAGE ONE

"Since we have no connections,
we have to get along with what one
receives on ration cards. That is
impossible for old people, even
though We live in the American
zone which is taken care of best of
all. I therefore hope you are in
terested in said letter and I will
gladly send it in exchange for
something for US to eat. l might add
that We have never been members
OF the Hitler party or any of its
subdivisions
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
MORE ABOUT
YOUNGSTER
FROM PAGE ONE

Etcheverry, was killed near Lux
embourg in January, 1945. Her
mother, who is in charge of the
bureau of Americans
United For World Government,
discusses the days news at break
fast each morning with Michele
and her brother Dominick, 5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

Half of the children born in the
United States come from farming
areas where slightly over 30 per
cent of the national adult popuia-
ton lives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

The Fayetteville Fish Hstcbs,.
of the NC. Division of Gsms w.,
Inland Fisheries in 1916 released s,a
$4,000 largemouth bass averao;u.
one inch in length to owners of ssr,
ponds for stocking purposes,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

take deer at night with the ala 4,
an artificial light is punishabls " |,
North Carolina by 80 days imnri.
sonment. ",
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
REYNOLDS MOURNS
DEATH OF MCCAIN

RALEIGH, Nov. Is - (P - Pre-
tentative and curative medicine
lost an irreplacable worker and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-15

beute Der @elt pieoer, penn es ben
groBen perantmortliden 8eltm16ten
nt6t gelingt, europa pieoer itabil au
MAIDEN uno bier eine Sronung 5u
idaffen, Die es unierem Sentiment er.
laubt, lt6 aus eigener &raft fortsu.
enttpideln, obne bob INNER tpieoer
@ingriffe BON auBen nottpenOig itno.
Gin BON Imerifanern uno 9lliaten
fontroaiertes europa muB su &et-
bungsfladen fiibren, ouf oenen itb
NIT geotwenoigfeit Elm oritter @elt.
frleJ ent5iinoen miro.
@ean tduIde it6 ni6t: tpenn beute
Die 8eiiter Wtuiiolinis uno Sitlers
Dleoer lebenoig iperoen, Damn beoeu.
tet oas otel nebr als MIR einen ma.
faberen 5aitnahtsi6er5, es beoeutet
fir Die gan5e 8elt ein 1tnbeimli6es
Vtenetefel, auf oas tie gut tdte, re6t-
5ettig a6t 5l ge6en.
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p. 8rifhrtdr
@urkrrn,at,,t. ST.. !

SSn Der S6tpei5 itarb Dor furaem
Elm Wa1tn, Der iabr5ebntelang eine
beruorragettoe &oae ipielte i'm @ei'
itesleben Der @egentpurt: Der sseiui.
tenpater 5rieori1 Wudermann. So
er cine fatb oIiicbe Siibrerper.
ionli6feit, tpenn aub BON lingetpobn.
Iibem Sormat, mar, lit es ni6t Der.
tpnnoerlif, oaB iein 500 bon 6er1
groBen Na4ri6tenagenturen igno.
riert Dur6e un6 oan1it in unlerer
gelamten amerifaniiden Breiie llner.
Ddbnt blieb. Iber nit bieIem Mann
bate es cine beionbere 8eipanotnis,
- feline nusge6ebnte Sdtigfeit tpar
ni6t auf bas Heligioie beibrGnft,
ionoern griff feft binein in oas 3eit.
geideben.
p. Wtudermann mar lnter BEN Or
item, pel6e Die bon Moolf Sitler uno
ieinem 9eationalloa oaialismus fir oas
0eutfde 8olf uno Die @elt ausge-
benoe @efabr erfannten. CT itano in
Der 3eit, ba rgroBe" Staatsm1nner
nod Berlin uno 9eiirnberg ipaufabr-
teten, in ben poroer1ten Geiben Ser
8egner Sitlers unb ipuroe in an oen
Sabren Der Sitler'l9en GDrannei BON
ben Naais bon 2anb an 2anb berfolgt.
ltnb troboem miro er bon ben Was
Aern Der "0ffentliden Meinung" ig-
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Uhrt1trntum unrr
H. Knmntuntsntus

ueber oie 5teQung 0es gatifons
5ltr @eltlage uno Ser grneuerung ei-
ner lebensfdbigen internationalen
Sronung icbreibt man aus Gom:
Sn Der olfferen5ierten uno fompli-
5lerten arbeit bes europGil6en 8ie.
oerautbaues begin11t it6 Die aufaabe
oes gapittuns ourd cine fonfrete
sslrflamteit auf lo5ialem, politiIdem
uno religioiem @ebiete beraus5uifd-
len. Die Sorausiesungen fir oieie
@trflan1feit f1Ben auf 0ofumenten
BON bodltem geidi6tli6em @ert, tpie
BEN gntIdeiouneen oes Srioentint.
lben &on5ils fir Die ooglnatiid,en
Broble1ne uno Dem pdpitli6en Guno.
lhrelben ~&erum Noparum" fir Sic
Io5ialen Sragen.
Ste Iufgabe 6es gapIttums, an
elner tpabren internationalen Orb
nung nltt5ubauen, finoet audi oie Of.
tenlt6tltGe 9eItatigung in ser ge.
1abung Der politil6en 8etpeaunaeu
uno Parteten auf fatbolii6er @runo-
lage, Die in oen meiiten europdiIden
Sanoern berltfen iino, politiid) uno
lo5lal, ausi6luggeben0e Stolen su
lplelen. Sn 5ranfrei6, SeIterreid1,
Stalien uno audi in Spanien liub sic
fatbolilben &rifte an ser Spite ser
polltll6en ltnO io5iolen sSronten. Gas
rellgtole Grpa6en @uropas niro BON
ipeltldtbtlgen Maiienbetpegungen ae-
tragen, Die iid CUR slufsabe geIteat
baben, tiefe &eformen o1rfsufiibren,
obne ieood nit ser TRADITION Al bre.
den. Die d)riItli6e Softrin birat ia
eenitgeno glemente, Inn cine iosioIe
erneuerung frudtbar 5u geItaIten,
uno tann bierin audi ieoen 8ergleid
NIT ben mooerniten io5ioIosiiden ,uo
politii6en Sbeorien beIteben.
8egen oie 9iftatur oes 8roIeta.
riates perfiinoet tie Oie Sulommen.
arbeit ser &laiien, bie aDein allen
Sdidten unb ioaialen @Iafien eine
poiitibe @1tpidlung Ser 2ebens6ebtn.
gunsen i1no Ser Mehtsanipriide, bie
(Jortfesung ouf Gette 81
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mrt,tt htr Tntptt prn,adrpn

Inter 6ieier l1eberl6rift Idreibt
Die angeiebene idpei5erii i6e ,8eIt.
Do6e' (3iiri6) bonn 8. Nai:
Als in Der @nopbaie Ser groBen
fran5oitihen Hepolution Elm Witalieo
oes Sireftoriums it9 bei SaGeprano
oariiber beflaste, Dab Der bon linn
perfiinoete &ult ser 8ernunft nur 10
tpenig @nbdnger finoe, anttportete
ibm Der fran50iii6e MuBenminiiter
berablafeno: uWein 2ieber, MAIDEN
sic es Die Gbriitus, laiien sic iid
ans &reu5 idlagen, Damn fir 6rei
Gage ins @rab legen, um nahber
lpleoer glorrei6 allf5uerIteben."
Oieien Iusiprud i6einen Die 8e-
gr1noer Der neuen Seufelsreligion
beber5igt 5u baben. Sitler lieB itd
oerbrennen uno i6tpebt nun lchon
mieoer als boier @eiit our6 6as sin.
llno Weuiiolini, Ser 5tpar sulebt BEN
GOO nibt geiubt bat, ibm aber BOD,
nibt entgeben fonnte, miro als 2eid-
nam bon ietnen Mnb1ngern aus Ser
anonpmen @rabltdtte geraubt uno iei-
men Inbangern als beimlider ssiib-
rer seprieien.
es lit Dirflid 10 tpie es oie ST..
Shrift porausgeiagt bat: ser Mnti-
DRIFT aft Die @unoer bes grloiers
nod. geo6 lit es 5tpar fein Sturmes-
braulen oes neu erltanoenen ssalchis.
mus, Der ourd Die @eIt gebt, ionoern
nur Elm nnbeinlibes 3iiden uno
Yfeifen, abnli6 Dem 3ii6en uno 8fet-
ten oes Winoes bor einen groBen @e=
pitterlturm. Gbur6in, elmer ser ieI-
tenen Staatsmanner, tpelde sic Sei-
6en oes &ommenoen su oeuten ber-
itebenL erflart: vGie 8elt lit iebr
franf. Bir leben in elmer @elt, in Ser
SaB berri6t, uno mGdtige 3peiae
Der Wenicbenfamilie, Sieger o6er ge.
liegte, uniduloige ODER S6uIoiae, in
germirrung 8er5ipeiflnng ODER I'm.
tergang geltoBen neroen. 3tpei @rie-
ge in unierer 2ebaeit baben in oen
Ser5en Barmber5igfeit uno &ultur
bernibtet.
rOie ieeliiden &rGfte Ser MenId-
belt ipnroen eridopft ourh oie 2ei-
oen Die lie onrdmaden mnbte rno
nod INNER erbulbet, uno bod 1piiIen
mir nidt, Oh SAB uno 8eripirruna,
Die nns umgeben, ltns nidt Dor cine
nod bdrtere Hriifung itellen tperben
als oieieige, bie mir nun 10 fnapp
uno miibielig iiberlebt baben."
Sas Bib, 6as gbur1in bier acid.
net, erideint mirfIid idmar5 in
fhmara. aber tper f0nnte bebarpten,
bob es nidt BEN Eatiaden entipri9tl
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,einige ieiner intimiten 6reunoe fann.
ten Ieinen @ufentbaltsort. aber oer
,Geutibe 8eg' erihien in al oieier
3eit regelm1Big ieoe 8ode, bis ibm
Der oeutide ginfaa in SollanO eir1
gnoe ma6te.
Sci 4riegsausbru6 speilte P.
Wufermann In Sranfreif. Or ent.
fam - na9 P. 2eoit = nod afrifo
uno bon bort nad Der Sdipei5, mo- er
ieitbem lebte uno ith pornebmlih Der
Serausgabe neuer @erfe tpiomete
Sein leetes 8ub beidaftigt iiG mil
Dem 2eben unO ben Soeen bon @laoi,
mir Solotpietp, Dem rruiiiiden Seem.
man, Dem unerniiolihen 8orfdrnp.
fer Ser @ieoerpereinigung Ser rui.
| iiid-ortboooren Stride nit Hon1.
Seit oem beutl6en 3uiammenbrud
puroe P. Wudernann 5utpeilen ge,
nannt als elmer Der Mdnner, Die
3euti6lano auf ben redten @eg gu
riidfiibren belfen tpiiroen. aber Der
cole &e mar elm franfer Mann,
uno nun lit er, crit oreiunoieb3ig
Sabre alt, seitorben.
Weande furdtiame Seelen, idreibt
p. 2eoit, uglaubten, Wudermann lei
81 beftig Gin ieinem gluftreten gegen
Sitler). 8as nar niht gan5 unbe.
griin0et, aber Ser tpeItfGltihe 20me
bate einen flaren 8lid gr er-
fonnte Die entiesli6e @efabr bes Sit
lertllms p. ltno lange Dor 1889 iags
te er Die 5eittpeilgie 8eri0bnung bon
Sitler uno Stolin boraus gr
beiaB nod P. 2eoit bic Sromnigfei1
zines &inoes unb oiente ieiner Sir.
6e nit Der groBten 9emut unb
SelbItloiigfett, oie ielbit oen Som,
muniIten imponierten. Sir Die Sour,
naliiten beutl6er 3unse tpor er @e.
genitano tiefiter Serebrung uno iein
friib5eitiger 500 beoeutet einen i1tpe.
rem 8erlult fir Die fatholii6e Sa6e,
Ser bereits genannte gru6er Ser.
mann lit elmer Der beoeutenoIten Sc,
lebrten unierer 3eit. SSn leinen jim.
geren Sabren mar er inn Gan1pion
college in Hratrie ou Gbien, 8is.,
tatig. Gr mar oamals au6 Mitarbei.
ter Oes ,@anoerer'. gr mar ebenfaGs
Seluit uno Brofeiior Der 8ioIogie
uno berpanoter Sd6er an peri9ieoe.
men Initalten bes Sroens in Mme.
rita nno europa. 8on 1913 bis 1916
mar er S6riftleiter Der ,Stimmen
Der 3ett'. 1926 erbielt er i'm Ssnter.
eiie ieiner Soriderarbeit oie grmGd.
tigung gum uebertritt in ben 8elt.
prieiteritano, uno biz CUR Sitler4Seit
mar er Setter Der Ibteilung guaenii
I'M &aiier Btlbelm.S SnI Ititut. Seine
l5oblrei6en 8ii6er (beionbers u&inf
uno 8olf") eri6ienen in pielen Muf.
lagen. gr madte ii9 bo6oeroient
Sur6 Wedung 1.nb Gerbreitung oes
8erItanoniiies fir eugeniitil6e ge,
itrebungen uno &ldrung uno ge.
tan1pfung Der Srrunsen auf oielen
8ebiet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-15

folgenSes 8ilo ser iii6ii6en ginpan-
oerung BON 1933/45:
Rad) england, 5irfa 10000;
SdDeoen, 5irfa $4,000; Sdpeia, 3ir-
ia 10000; Spanien uno Bortugal,
sirta 5000; aanoba, 5irfa 10000;
Ser. Staaten, 5irfa 1000; 3entrals
amerifa, 5irfa $4,000; 5iio.amerita,
5irfa 225,O00; auItralien, 5irfa f5,-
900; China (SbangbaiD, 5irfa 35,.
900; Snoien, 5irfa $4,000; afrifa,
3irfa $4,000; Halaitina, 5irfa 300,-
900 - 5uiammen alio 5irfo 1 1,440,-
600 ooer runo is WiQionen.
Gabei lit ieoer SuItrom in sic ge.
palttgen 8ebiete Der Sopiet=l1nion
uno Sibirien auBer slnIat geblie6en,
neil oariiber - nod bepGbrtem
Somlet-VtuIter - feinerlei StatiIti-
ten oorliegen. 9emerft iei aueroings,
oaB gemGB einem 8ert6t in ser Seem
yorfer Zines oaein nod) Sibirten
mebr ais 100000 polniide Suoen ge-
tlit6tet letn oitrften, tpie aus einem
titr5lic9en Gortrag elmer BON BORT
5uriidfebrenOen iiioil6en Game ber-
oorging.
Sie 3abl ser Suoen, sic alIo tot
lddltd in oen Ma6tbereid Sitlers
flelen, oerringert iiG buourd auf
bobItens orei Deiuionen. - 2eioer
unfabt oer Wangel an genauen Bob
len au6 Die 3abl Ser iiberlebenoen
Suoen in europa 11no lelbIt ser aus
fitbrlide 8eridt bes engliI6-aneri,
tonilfen 8alditina=&omitees begniiat
1td mertuiiroigerpeile nur nit
"S6abungen". @emdB oieier Sdds.
ung betr1gt Oie 3abl ser beute nod
IN europa (uuBerbalb ser Souiet-
unionD lebenoen Suoen 1,559,6O =.
Us erglbt itd alio na6 oieier auf.
Itellung - Die 5par Ieioer nibt auf
neuen amtltd]en 3ablen berubt, oeren
8runo5ablen aber our6pegs BON Of
tl5leller Seite itammen -, ooB alles
IN allem meniger als is Ntiuionen
Suoen porlauftg als riot ooer Der.
miBt" be5eidnet meroen miilien.
eS lit 81 boffen, oaB au6 bon oie-
1er 3abl 1t6 nod Elm erbebli6er 8ro-
5entlQb auffinoen miro, tpenn crit elm.
nal genaue StatiItifen porIiegen. -
Angeit6ts Ser sepaltigen geoeutuna,
Die gera0e Die ,Iusrottuna Der Sui
Den" in Der @eltmeinuna erboIten
bat, lit es bon 5Dingenoer 0ot1penoiq.
tett, oaB Die 8ereinten geationen
l6neuitens einen offi5ielIen Inter.
iu6ungsausiduB ins 2eben rufen, INN
telt5ultellen: Die bod tpirflih sic 60
oesopfer oes iiioii6en 8oltes getpeien
Itno!
eines lit Ifon beute ii6er: sic ge.
bauptung, oaB bteie 3abl flint Biz
leds Wfiaionen betragt (eine 8eboup-
tung, Die it6 unbegreifliderpeiie aud)
Der BalaItina-aus su eiqen
mo6D, lit ltnpabrl - Gie 2abl Ser
luoll6en Spfer fann ii6 nur stpiIden
Elm uno is 0eiQionen bemegen, neil
gar nlbt mebr fir Sitler uno Sintm-
Ter ~grettbar" paren. gs lit aber an.
5unebmen uno 5u boffen, Dob oie eno-
gliltige 8erluit5iffer oes iiiotIden
Soltes logar nod ueIentlid unter
oteler 3abl liegen miro.
4ber &larbeit tut not - uno oes.
balb lollte cine unteriu6ung ieitens
zines eigenen Iusi6ulies ser 8erein-
ten gtatlonen Die fir @egenpart uno
3utunft 10 pidtige @abrbeit feitItel,
len!
E. K.
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2este @ohe meloete Or. Mar
Sorban, gertreter oes Breiieoienites
Der National Catholic @elfare Gon-
ference, aus Berlin, 8iidof @loiiius
S. Muen6 bon Sarge iei gum uoffi.
,5iellen amerifaniiben 8ertreter" er-
nannt tporben, gum uWittelmann
3tpiiben Der fatbolilden Stride in
3eutlblanb nno ben Militdrbeboroen
in Der omerifanii6en 8eiebungs5os
me-. Muf ieiner 1inmittelbar bepor-
ftebenben Geiie peroe ibn lein Sang
Ter, Der bo6n. &r. Sonaro Smitb,
begleiten.
9ie Weloung, baB 8iidof Wuen6
nit elmer mihtigen Senoung betraut
tpuroe, itimnt. aber oieie Senbung
bot einen ean5 artberen als oen in Ser
8erliner Weloung ibr 5ugel6riebe.
men Gbarafter. @ie ltns BON unter-
rihteter Seite telegrapbiid mitgeteilt
miro, spurbe 8ii6of Weuenb m
81. Batter eriu DIT, ais q p o.
itolii6er 8iiitator I'm 3
Better elmer BdpItli6 e n
6 m million iii r oie 8 l.
M a tloien au ungieren -
Der udistlaced PERSONS, oeren gleno
bimmelidreienb it,. ,G I
Snnietpeit bieie Sdttgfeit oen
bo6p'iten Srn. 8ilhof in 8erbin-
Dung bringt nit oen Militarbeboroen
Der 8elebungsmabte, gebt aus unles
rer Snforrnation nidt berpor. Seoens
fans lit Der 8erei6 ieiner Satigteit
piel tpeiter aIs Or. Sorbuns Weloung
permuten lieB. 8enn tab Dem 8ort-
Iaut unierer Snformation oiirfte lie
itf ni6t auf Die amerifaniide Gone
beldranfen.
Der 5dritt oes Sl. gaters 5eigt
bon neuen1, tpie ernIt 8ius XII. be-
miibt lit, CUR &ldrlng Der furdtbas
rem HrobIeme in Der beutigen 6aoti-
i6en Sage guropas bei5utragen. Die
Gntlbeibung, einen Giittator na1
Mitteleuropa su entlenoen, miro tpobl
in 3uiammenbang iteben nit 8e-
iprebungen, bie 5tpeifellos in Den
Sagen oes 4oniiItoriuns itattgefun-
oen baben.
9aB oie 8abl auf einen Weann
NIT Dem flaren Sinn uno tparmen
Seraen zines 8iibof Muen6 fiel, lit
pielperbeiBeno. Ser 8ti6of bon Sar-
90 fennt europa, fennt bas beuti9e
8oIf unb ieine Spra9e, bat Ser
itanonis fir Die fat unenttpirrbaren
Brobleme, lit erfiillt BON bobem uno
mutieem 8eranttporli1feitsiinn uno
bel aller Sadli9feit elm Mann Der.
itebenben grbarmens. go fennen mir
i'm felt Sabren, nnb 10 tritt iein Bib
ieoem entgegen aus Ieinen bemerfenss
merten aunogebungen 5ur beutigetl
@eltlage, beionoers ieinem biesidb-
rigen Jaitenbirtenbrief ,Sne @orlo
in GbaritD".
0os &eHt miro on ibm cine itarfe
Stiise finben, bas unreft einen un-
beltebli6en Gidter, 2eio uno Scot
einen erbarmungsreiben Sreuno. gr
miro Die @elt nidbt nit 8roflamatio-
men uno 0enun5iationen erfiillen,
pielmebr miro Die breite Seffentli6s
felt annd6it uabrideinlid tpenig er-
fabren oariiber, mas er nno Die ibm
sugelpieienen &rdfte tun. Mber man
fam iid oarauf berlaiien, oaB feline
Tdtigfeit Croft uno Segen perbreiten
uno nidJt nenig beitragen miro 5ur
&larrng Der europdilden Gage.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-28
East Kennewick

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hanson and
two children of Pasco are to be
new resident of East Kennewick
They have purchased the Willard
Goss home and will move In Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wilson and
family of Bremerton visited the
Byron Hardy home last week
from Wednesday until Friday.
Mr.. Wilson is Mrs. Hardy's youn-
ger brother.
Mrs. Chas. Mizer has received
word from her son Quinton tell
ing of a recent sinus operation.
Quinton was in the hospital sew
en- days. He is attending Oregon
State at Corvallis.
Mrs. Anvil Hurt of Redmond,
Oregon, was a week end guest at
the A. L. Reavis home.
Leonard Taylor, Sic, Rene Ear
ent, Sic, Eddie McConville and
Marion Routh were Saturday Wis
itors of Mrs. A. L. Reavis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Carlton
made a trip last Wednesday to
E1gin, Oregon, where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Min
ME Warrington. Mrs. Warrington
was Mr.. Cartoons great aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton returned
Thursday evening.
Irene Markham was an over
night guest of Audrey Carlton
Tuesday night and Audrey re-
turned the visit by spending the
night with Irene Friday night.
Tuesday evening a surprise and
miscellaneous shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. George Hembree
at the Ben Van Patten and F. E.
Sands home. About 20 attended.
There were many lovely gifts.
Refreshments were served by the
HOSTESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hembree left for
Walla Walla Wednesday where
they will make their home and
George can 60 to Whitman COL
lege. He was recently discharg-
ed from the Army Air force aft
er serving S years.
F. e. Sands and Chef Eggleston
made a business trip to Walla
Walla Wednesday.
Mr.. Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Chef
Eggleston and Mrs. Ben Van Pat
ten made a trip to Spokane on
Thursday.