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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08

Callan said:
 T know nothing about the other case and I don't think it is fair to hold him On the bail requested by the district attorney"
 Following the arraignment it was learned that young woman from Boston had tried to contact the de- fense last night. It was believed she might be responding to public appeal by Goodale for support of his alibi that he spent the evening of the murder with a girl whose name he does not know.
 Girl Could Solve Case
 King said the identity of this girl was the key to the case.
 Two friends of the suspect have come forward with an alibi that he was in roadhouse five miles from Onset when the pretty Cambridge vacationist was strangled How ever, he has told authorities that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08
:le knew his date" only by the

:le knew his date" only by the | nickname "chum."
 Despite newspaper and radio ap- neals, no girl has admitted having been with Goodale the night of the murder.
 Goodale was taken into custody when investigators learned that: He was at the dancing casino the night Miss McGrk disappeared; he was at the Cranberry Bog reservoir when her body was recovered; he did not report for work two days during the investigation; he alleg- edly attempted to attack the Lowell girl only a week before the McGtirk rape staying.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08
Mrs. Welsh
 Party Guest

Waterville. Aug. 8-Miss Bernice Baker, who was married this morn- ing to Thomas Welsh of North Hol- lyWood, Calf was honored recently at a miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. John Baker, East Mountain Road. MT Howard SturgeS assisted her mother as hostess.
 Those present were: Mrs. George Baker, Jr.. Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. William Baker Jr Mrs Francis Lynch, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs. Fred Baker, Mrs Donald Monagan, Mrs. William Butterly, Mrs. William Cor den and Mrs William Lovett.
 Also: Misses IIa Mae Baker, Kay Burns, Mary Burns, Cecil Burns, Gloria Ayotte, Grace Baker, Ann Baker and Karen Baker.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry St Pierre of Thomaston Avenue, have returned home after a visit with relatives in Taconic
 Mrs. Ida Ross of Hamden was a recent visitor at the home of MT. and Mrs, Charles Rasmussen, Pat terSon Court
 Mrs. John Kelly of Manville Street who has been a patient at St. Mary's Hospital has returned to her home.
 MT. and Mrs. Randolph Book and children, Russell and Nancy, are visiting with MT. Books parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Book of Manville Street
 Mrs. Joseph Cyr and Mrs. Theo- dore Seeley attended a shower last night given by Mrs. Mark Sears of Reynolds Bridge for her niece Mrs. Emery Sears.
 The weekly Bible meeting will be held tomorrow night at Gospel Hall on Thomaston Avenue.
 Jeanette Ilnicki of Cheshire is va cationing with her grandparents, MT and Mrs. William Dubay of Downes Street.
 Mrs. Mildred Buxton and children Richard and Sandy are moving from their home on Chapel Street, to Lake Hitchcock.
 MT, and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Thomaston Avenue have been visit ing relatives in Maine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08
ScoviiI Price Ceilings Increase

The Office of Price Administra- ton has authorized upward revision of price ceilings for several items produced by the Scovill Manufactur- ing Company.
 Changes in ceilings have been ap- proved for electrical eonnectors, automotife Stampings, and miscel- laneous electrical parts and stamp mos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08
Compensation 

Compensation Commissioner Harry krasow today approved the following agreements for specific payments for permanent injuries: ::
 Antoinette Zaza of Waterbury from the American Brass Com pany, American Metal Hose Branch, S20.61 weekly for 43 1-5 weeks for 90 percent loss of right index finger.
 Stephen Miklos of Torrington from City Block, Inc, of Tor rington, $50 weekly for 7.5 weeks for 30 percent loss of use of left index finger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08

Switzerland expects to build 13,000 dwellings this year, and will construct many more when materials are available.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08
State Ft. LauderdaLe Club Plans Reunion

The Connecticut Club of Fort on Wednesday, Aug. IA, at Ham Lauderdale, Fla, vii hold it's third annual Summer reunion and social monasset State Park under the direction of Dr. J McManus, presi dent, Thomas H. Sprague, and William G. Racker.
 Those attending are asked to bring their own sandwiches, table service, and a covered dish for potluck dinner which will be held at l o'clock, Ice cream will be served by the club, A meeting and social will be held following the dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08

Ger kLEENICE today ai W. J. Dunphy and all good druggists. 563 East Main St. and 6o6 Baldwin St,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-08

Russia will use a film showing a Well-known locomotive engineer at work, in training railroad employees.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19
Sooesau5eigen
Sodiu. Ser6inan6 @alerins I

SIN ct. gliiabetbs -SolpitaI in
GopingtonL &p., lit elmer unlerer
oltelten 8rteiter, So6tp. Ser6inano
galerlus, am s.. Sonuar 1916 aus
oielem 2eben geldieben. gr mar ae-
boren am %. Jebruar 1872 in ct.
Ofiaoel Winn. gr beiudte oie oor-
tlge Bfarrl6ule 1.nb 1puroe i'm Sabre
1889 ms Solepbinum aufgenom-
men. Gr erbielt Die Brieiterneibe am
1. Snli 1900 aus Ser Sanb oes @ar-
oinals Wartinelli. Ser 8erltorbene
mar bon 1900 Bis 1923 SbasmeiIter
oes Solepbinums, tporauf er als &a-
plan i'm ct. gliiabetbs-Soipital in
gopington. ap., tatig mar. Das ge-
grabnis fano itatt om 5reitag, IL.
sSanuar 1916. r. I. p.
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TretiteQe 5n Gbren bet
bl. Gresteutia

Previously credited. $500. .$4, 1892. 20
Sr. M. Helen, Baraga, Mich. 100
Total. 81 $685. 80
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1odankon
u. Erinnernngen
Bon Meb. s. Tnertges
(Sortiebung)

8ieoerbolt purbe in meinen r@e-
banfen uno grinnerungen", tpie orb
bon erniten @eldibtsfennern, oarauf
bingetpieIen, oaB oas 2utbertum ieit
leinem Infang inn iehaebnten Sabr-
bunoert 1920 0eutIhlanos Ser
berben uno ltntergang nab lib 5ieben
tpiiroe. 0ieier l1ntergang bat ii6 ltn-
ter uniern gugen DoG5ogen. Die
oeuti6e (proteltantilde) -Staatsfirbe
lit init Dem aaiier I'M erIten 8elt-
frieg fir INNER peri6tputben. 9as
2utbertum lit IN Ben Na5isnus iiber-
gegangen uno bat au6 in bebau=
ernspertenl WeaBe Iaue nnb tpanfel-
miitige &atbolifen perleitet, IoboB Die
3ornesmellen @ottes iiber oas Drift.
lide Deutlblano fluten. @ottes Wiiib-
len mdblen langIan, aber fem - uno
ii6er. @ott lebt nid)t in Ser Seit,
ionoern in Der gtpigfeit; barnm
ma6t Ole 2dnge ODER aiir5e Ser ,3eit
bel Sbm feinen l1nterldieb. Die
Strafe fir ote @ottloiigfeit fontttt
- oft langlam, aber iiber.
0ariiber bat auh fiiralif ser
bodap'lte ST.. 8iaiam Halpb Snge,
iebt pierunoadt5ig Sabre alt, felt
5ebn Sabren 5uriifgetretet als Dean
bon 2onoons ct. Balll's- (anglifani-
ider) &atbebrale, Elm l1rteil gefdat.
Hnr ielten fon1mt er ieit Ieinem Miid-
tritt in Die Seffentlidfeit in 8ort
uno S6rift. 9ob nenn er Iprid)t,
lit er, Der r@loomp Dean, INNER
nod Ger alte 4dnpe, berausforberno
pie friiber. SIM ,gbur6man' i6reibt
er, Die oie Seem Yorfer ,Simes' be-
ribtet: r@enn mir einen Siinben-
bod iud)en, auf ben mir al bas @leno,
pelfes 3ellti6lanb iiber uns in Die
8elt gebraht bat, ablaoen tpollen, 10
bin i1 INNER mebr unb felter iibers
5eugt, bob Der boie 8eiit oieies 2an-
oes (9euti6Ianos) nidt Sitler, nod
8ismard, nod Srieori6 Der @roBe
lit, ionbern Wartin 2utber. = 0as
2utbertllm lit peientli6 Essentially
oeutid - oas 2utbertum perebrt ei-
men @ott, Der 1peber gere6t nod
barnber5ig lit (Degen Der Braoeitina-
tionslebre). = Das Naturgeieb bill
oct bod ben bodlten @eri6tsbof, Der
uns idiitt segen eine ,tngeredte au-
torttdt. 9ieies Naturgeies gilt ,gleid
piel NIT Der beitebenben (rnenihli-
6en) Srbinana Der ieber 5u gebor-
den se5tpuneen lit. aaes ,nenidlide
Gun muB ii9 @ott 1lnb bem gsatur-
geiet rnter,perfen. 0i6t 2ltber fann
befeblen uno boridreiben, ionoern
nur @ott unb Seine firdli6e 19lutos
ritdt. 2utber griinoete eine r,eue Sir
DIE, ieine eisene Stride, Die iest 11it
Sitler i'm Na5ismus enoet Der
untergang 0eutidlanbs."
i r8ir nollen iett," i6reibt Snse
tpeiter, ~5,oeriihtli9 boifen, baB Der
nadite Sdwung oes Berpenoifels
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

fhfag. 9ielTeiht fam ms Der Qeier,
Der uns bas SaienbertilgungsmitteI
5ngelanbt, nns elm Mittel gegen De1n-
lie perraten. go ipeit bat iih Die
Wausfalle betpabrt Bel ben tpenigen
WaulenL iDelbe ii6 bic Snnenr1ume
Ser anitalt als 8interquartier aus
geiudt.
sluf Die INNER nod eintreffenben
anfragen betreffs unieres ,Sbio @ai-
ienfrelino'- '-8alenoers miiiien mir lei
Der Die bereits gernahte gntI1uloi=
gung borbringen, ooB unier @orrat
erI6opft lit. l1niern beiten Danf al
len, Die 1tns ibren geleienen &aIen-
Der 5um 8eiten anoerer 2eier 5uriif-
geianot bnben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

Hanli 8efebrnms. ->slm 25 Sanuar feiert Die
Stride oas GeIt Der 8efebrung oes bI Haulus, Der
ipdter Der grobe 80lferapoitel Der ilingen Stride
1p1lroe Gin eifernber 8erfolger Der Stride, tpur6e
er auf benz Bege nod Damasfus pI0sli) bon einem
iiberiroiifen 2tt geblenoet u1o bon ieinem Bferoe
geporfen, pdbreno eine Shntme ibm 5urief: Soul,
Sail, warrm berfolgIt bl Wib?" Der Weilung
Der Gimme folgenb, lieb er fib i'm gbriitentum
,,,terpeiien nn6 taufen unp mahte in Der oIge5eit
peite Apoitelreiien, ais oeren @rgebnis 5oblreide
driltlide gemeinoen eritanben. gr ,puroe i'm Sab
re sc in Mom pegen leines glaubens entbauptet
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M. 9. 8.

'ltniere 2eler oiirfte es intereIIie=
rem 81 erfabren, oaB Elm 5,t l,nIerer
armee in guropo eeboriser ilnger
Wann aus COLUMBUS in einem oent=
l6en Sauie cine gfummer unIeres
,Sbio 8aiienfreuno' NIT bem Da-
tl1m bonn 6. 0e5en1ber 1891 gefln-
ben bat. @s mar Dies zines Ser tpe.
nigen Oinge, Die er ieit Sabren aus
ieiner Seimatitaot eeieben.
8ell6t miro Elm Mann, Ser aIlge-
meine Sarmarbeitert, einldliebiid
Meil6uirtldaft, peritebt. @eiidert
peroen: gutter 2obn, 8etoItigang,
8obnung uno 8dide. lnperbeirater
Mann miro borse5ogen, oaenfaIls
audi elm Serbeirateter. Weon ihreibe
an ooer iprede Dor bel: Sitter Supe-
rior, Warpmooo, 81. 81. 2, gellepue,
3. (ebenols Sranf, 81.
8or etliden Ibenoen tparen oie
menigen Witglieoer unierer 5afultat,
Die mabreno oen @eibno1tsferien in
Der Initalt oerblieben tparen, gbren-
galte Der orei Stuoenten, oie eben4
foas ibre 8eibnadtsferien i'm Sole.
pbtnum berbra6ten. Die @a1tgeber
ierpierten "Bop" uno einen v@ngeI.
5ooo"- Sudden, Der bon Der 0eutter
elnes Der Stuoenten geboden NOR
ben. ueberfliiiiig 5u bemerfen, bnB
alle li6 foitli6 omiilierten!
Sor fur5em ianote elm 2eier uns
cine an5eige, in tpelder Elm probates
Nittel segen Die iddoli6en SaIen
angeprieien puroe. GorI6nfie baben
mir nod feinen @ebraud aelnaft
bon oielem Iabeilmittel. 8ir 1polsH
len crit abporten, ob bie sharf.
ldiiben nnierer SafultGt SortIdritte
in ibren SdieBiibunsen gema6t ba-
ben. 8enn nidt, 10 1peroen mir, nod
anpenoung oes angeratenen 8ertil-
gungsmittels, alien Sntereiienten oas.
Weittel perraten.
gs ideint, oaB elm anberer Blage-
geiit ltb bel 1sns eingeIhliden bat:
Die Waus. 8ir bringen elm gridie-
BEN oieies gagetieres ni6t als oie
bette 8ertilgungsmetbooe in Bor-
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oranf Ginf. @eitorben am 15. De.
5enber 1916, tpobI borbereitet, in
GleDela,tb, 8. Mlter 2eier.
9enrb 8Dsfnbl. @eitorben am 25.
Wobember 1915 i'm Ilter bon flint
nnoadt3ig Sabren in 8araga,. Wih.
Gnsene 8eiiel. @eltorben i'm al-
ter bon fiinfunbiieb3ig Sabren in
eli5abetb, q. S. alter 2eier.
Jran Warsaret s. Ggalite. @eltor-
ben am 19. DECEMBER 1945 I'M Ml-
ter bon iiebenunoadtaig Sabren in
WioDaD, GD.
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Stimme beS HDlfeS
fitr baS SDiepbiunnt

ginIiegeno $40 - $5 als abonne-
ment fir ben ,Sbio 8aiienfreuno'
ouf Die na6iten brei Sabre llno SIS
fir Die armen Stubenten au gbren
oes FL. Soiepbs. ~.
6. st., 8.
Ginliegeno S., bie i6 in einenl
anliegen perIprohen batte, uno ST
fitr Den &alenoer.
S. s., ga.
Ginliegeno $40, oie if fir oie
Stuoenten beriproden botte, uno SO
fir ben ,Sbio 8ailenfreuno' fiir's
Sabr 1916
s. g., Ser.
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Die FL. Ngnes mar ettpa atpolf Sabre alt als iie
i'm Sabre 3O4 als gbriitin angegeben uno pegen
brer Stanobaftigfet gefoltert uno idlieBlid eeto-
tet tpuroe. Sic lit beriibn1t tpegen ibrer Sungfrau-
libfeit uno ibres auBero0entliden Mutes Mn III
rem Geittage am 81 ssanuar nerben ieoes sSabr
in Mom 5uei 2ammer getpeibt, oeren @one fir bic
ben er5biidofen perliebenen pania beruenoet miro
Die anoaht 5ur FL. Mgnes lit beionbers unter Sin.
bern beliebt
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Qntttung far frpmnte
@aben 5mgnniteu nuierer
StnDentelt

Rev. MN, Tex. $4,000
Mr.. Resch, Columbus, 0. 80. 1000
Rev. MN, Tex. ...........'... 1000
Hy. Loeb, Midtown, NJ. ..... 1000
julius Boenisch, Cleveland, o. 900
Mrs. Frances Galowitsch, I
Mandon, ND. ............. TOO
F. j. GILES, Woodburn, Ore, -. 500
F. j. Holthaus, Seneca, Kans. 500
Rev. MN, Pa. ............... 500
A. E. Oswald, Anchorage,
Alaska .................. 500
Rev. MN, MINI. ............ 500
John Butscheller, Oyens, Ia. . 500
Anna Over, Joliet, Ill. ....... 500
Frank Jantke, Chicago, Ill. :. 500
Rev. NM, Neb. .............. 500
Mrs. M. Steinman, Caring
Co3A, 4N.O. C.UU
Mrs. John Feldmeier, Detroit,
NAIC41. 4.CU |
Mrs. G. McGourty and Mrs.
A. G. Kirk, McKeesport, Pa. 400
Clara Hellman, Bancroft, Ia. 400
Hy. Heide, Murry Hill, NY. E. 400
John Iromeier, Templeton, Ia. 400
Frank Mauer, Youngstown, o. 400
Miss Anna Govitz, Milford, NJ. 800
Mrs. Rachel Rocca, Madison,
Wis. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Aug. Schilb, Los Angeles, Calf. 800
JOS. Oerhsler, Brooklyn, NY. 800
Nick Stiefrater, Conway, Ark. ESQ
Mrs. A. Hesse, Chicago, Ill. :. ESQ
John Kremer, Pittsburgh, Pa. 200
Mary Miller, Cincinnati, o. :. 200
Mrs. Anna Lange, Freeport,
MINI. ............... 200
Ann Lauman, st. Paul, MINI. 200
Mrs. B. SWarts, Euclid, o. -. 200
Geo. Schulz, Cato, Wis. ...... 200
Mrs. Josephine Schillr, Dodge
vile, NY. ............... 200
Simon Kaiser, Columbus, o. 200
Louise Schipper, Schenectady,
M. '..'...'.. .............. z.oO
j. w. Linder, Rhinebeck, NY. 200
Mrs. H. Bullinger, st. Adams,
NY. MISREPRESENTATION. 200
Mrs. M. Brick, Kenosha, Wis. 200
Mrs. E. Paulowits, Newark,
NJ. 200
Gottlieb Ackert, Medford, Wis. 200
Chris Schiermeier, Florissant,
Mo. ....... ................. z.uu
Mrs. o. Bellert, Chicago, III. 2.0OI
Mrs. Fred Balls, Norfolk, Neb. 200
Msgr. Hy. ]. Kaufman, Detroit,
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Mich. .,... 200
JAG. Faller, Indianapolis, Ind. 1.50
JOS. Schmid, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1.50
Florian Benz, Springville, NY. 100
Wenzel Binder, Oshkosh, Wis. 100
Mary Newohnean, Elyna, o.. 100
A Friend, Dayton, o. ....... LOO
Mrs. Rudy Wagner, Jackson
Heights, NY. ............. 100
A Friend, Kansas City, Mo. 100
Melchior Eppele, Cleveland, o. 100
Alb. Carstens, Fayette, Nd. 100
JOS. Rammrath, Phillipsburg,
Nd. ...........E IL ......... I.OU
Miss L. Beerhalter, Rochester,
NY. 100
JAG. Hanzl, Coplay, Pa. ..... 100
Ant. Haeferle, Cleveland, O.. 100
Mrs. Theresa Miller, Colum-
bus, o. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Mrs. M. Strahl Syracuse, NY. 100
JOS. Thomas, Grand Rapids,
NlCll. lsUU
Mrs. JOS. Schuberth, Chicago,
Ill. 100
Mrs. M. Fischer, Chicago, Ill. 100
Hy. Bruegemann, Cotton, Ia. 100
John Knuehman, Sumas,
wash. l.UU
Their. Klina, Milwaukee, Wis. 100
Rosa link, New York City >. 100
Mrs. w. Henmueller, Buffalo,
ny. .............. l.UO
Mrs. A. Guckenbichl, Erie, Pa. 100
Ben. Greiner, Johnston, Pa. 100
H. A. Pressl Charleroi, Pa. :. 100
Jos. Joeris, Alclene, Tex. 80. 100
Mrs. J. Beck, Altoona, Pa. -. 100
John Schemenour, Findlay, O. 100
Mrs. M. Miller, Columbus, O. 100
John Mehlmapn, Cincinnati,
o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Mich. Schwabl, Buffalo, NY. 100
Mr.. Oscar Bohi, New Bruns-
wick, NJ. 100
Mrs. D. Thienel, Ozone Park,
N.1. l.UU
Mrs. John Schaefer, Danevllle,
NY. ................ 100
Fred Vogel, Newark, NJ. 80. 100
Theo. Seyer, Eau Claire, Wis. 100
Jos. Schaufenbud, West I'm
ion, la. 100
Anna Schimmels, Milwaukee,
"1o' ''''''''.' .''.'... .'.... 1.VU
Jos. Seidenberger, Schulen-
berg, Tex. ................ so
Mrs. Rose Weber, Sublemity,
Ore. .................. so
Barb. Knoebel, Erie, Pa. ..... so
VIM. Miller, Teutopolis, ILL.,. so
Marie Ward, Waterville, MINI. so
L. Mosser, Fremont, o. ..... so
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Bortbiustou, O.-St. Baml, Rtna.
Samstas, 19. San,par 1916.
81 ir d emf a Der

Sunntas, 13. sSannar: Griter Sunn-
tag mad 81. 9rei &0nise (6elt Der
81. Samtlie). - 6 b a II g e.
lium: Ser 5polfiabrige Seius
i'm Sempel (2uf g.
Moutoe, ID. Sanlar: Silarius.
8ienstag, Is. Sonuar: Waurus.
Weittpo6, 16. Sonuor: Worcellus.
Donnerstae, II. Sanlar: antonills
5reitag, is. Sanuar: Betri Stubl=
feier in Gon.
Samstag 19. Ssanuar: Warius.
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Sodtu. 8. @isnietuIfi +

Cine peitere Eooesnadridt erbieIt
oas Soiepbinum aus GonneIspiIe,
Ba., no unier Qlumnus, Sodtp. 50.
Wlsnietpifi am 81. DECEMBER 1916
Der ibieoen lit. gr mar geboren i'm
Sabre 1910 uno 1puroe am 4. ssa-
nuar 1916 begraben. r. R.I.P
Sran Sobanna Sadermeier. &C.
ltorben am Is. De5ember 1916 i'm
Nlter bon iiebenunbiieb5ig ssabren in
9etroit, Weid. 2angi1briee, eifriae
2eierin.
Sacob SenfeI. @eltorben am t3.
Oe5ember 1915 i'm Mlter bon atpei-
nnbobt5ig Sabren tpobl porbereitet,
IN Wfenoota, Su. sllter, eifriger 2e-
Ter.
Otto Summers. 8eItorben am 9.
Oe5ember 1945 in goIopater, 8.
yiid)ael 8ntd. @eltorben am %.
Oftober 1915, ipobl porbereitet, in
Pbilaoelpbia, ga. ~
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1e'es @odeabIatt erfhetnt felt
han Sabre 1873 reeeIm6big ieben
Ttttpo1 unb miro bera,,seegeben
sanm 8eften oes B6pitlihen RoI1e.
tgi,ints Sofepbinirm Der bl. aongrega.
tton Der propaganda in Columbus,
tbeiien Sped Die Seranbiloung bent.
Mer Bridter5oelinge fir bic Ser.
6taaten lit. Gieie Initalt lit baupt.
nhIid onsetpieien auf Die ginfiinfte
btefes glattes uno bic @eifenfe fei.
rer 2eier.
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Der fl. Bolifarp trot bereits in ser Mpoitelaeit
unter 2eitilng beonoers bes H. Sobannes gum be-
lgen 8lauben iiber unb tpuroe bon letterem 51m
gildof bon Smprna eeipeibt gr mar Elm froftboller
9esner bon SrrIebren uno idreb cine 8eibe Be-
beutnespoler Sdjriften, bon oenen leiber n,,r me-
ni9e nod erbalten iino. Sros ieines boben Mlters
bon ebenunoneunaie Snbren nuroe er i'm Sabre
1855 tpegen ieines @laubens 5u 9obe gernartert
Sen Seit lit am 26. sSanrar
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
Religion

By WILLIAM T. ELLIS

To a great audience OF la:ate]
ed folk, with uncounted otne]
listening in on the radio. a oia|
teacher had presented a vital me-
sage. Next day he got an ]
natured postcard from a man W
criticized his pronunciation 81 v
words-one of which he nlErs1
misspelled! I'D
There are minds like that plc|
yune and petty. who miss the !
sential in criticisms OF the tTlV!1
How often are the preacher maI
ner of dress, his tone OF volcs' y
his g e S es commented apa'
while his real message is DIST
garded! I have heard pe1"-
after listening to Moody's sIe'
sermon on Daniel in the lions az
mention only his Yankee pronu
citation of "Dan'I."
Next to our prayers to be say,
from sin should be our supp,
cations to be saved from sfna y
ness. A habit of mean and INV
criticism may wreck a Lie
surely as strong drink. L.,
Spacious souls we seek HO'
Thee, o our Father. Denver
from the sins of intolerance ~
peteiness and disproportion''
views. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
Secret Section OF Atomic Report
Urged Preparedness Against Attack

dents and the joint chiefs Of staff
evaluation boards.
II quote" he said, "the last
paragraph of the joint chiefs of staff
boards second preliminary report.
which I might say the powers that
be in Washington saw fit to delete
from the published version, and
which deletion I am now free to
make known"
National security" this section
reads. dictates the adoption of a
policy Of instant readiness to de-
fend ourselves vigorously against
any threat of atomic weapon at
tack at any time and adherence to
this policy until it is certain that
there a never be an atomic war.
One enduring principle of war has
not been altered by the advent Of
the atomic weapon. Offensive
strength will remain the best de-
tense. Therefore, so long as atomic
bombs could conceivably be used
against this country the board
urges the continued production of
atomic material and research and
development in all fields related to
atomic warfare.
Dewey said, Il personally place
great Importance on the words
which conceivably could be used
against this country To me these
words highlight the real problems
which face mankind-how to out
law war and how to use the atomic
bomb in achievement Of the neces-
sary goal"
He asserted that before Bikini
tests people had been .deluged with
sensational and grossly exaggera-
ted tales of the destructive effects
of nuclear fission.
1T is my. purpose" he added,
Ito take it out of the realms of
fancy and into the field of hard
headed sense"
He said there is no defense
against a nuclear fission bomb ex-
cept by negative means, such as
keeping at a safe. distance, and
getting behind sufficiently thick
materials for shielding against
blast, heat and x-rays and neutron
rays.
"Over an area of several square
miles," he went on "steel and con-
crete curtain walls would crack
and bulge" /.