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Evening star., 1946-12-20
c. S. Dewey Accepts
Presidency Of brunch

Charles S. Dewey, former Repub-
|lican Representative from Illinois,
yesterday announced acceptance OF
his election as president Of the
Washington branch of the English
Speaking Union.
Mr.. Dewey was elected to the post
last week while he was returning
from trip to France aboard the
Queen Elizabeth. He was notified
by cable of his new Office.
The former Representative en-
tered public life as Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury, from 1924 to
1927, and later served as financial
adviser to Poland. He was q lnem-
ber Of the Seventy seventh and
Seventy-eighth Congresses. Mr..
Dewey,s present home is at 214 First
street Sc.
Evening star., 1946-12-20
Mount Alto to Receive
TeIeyision Set From vFW

The District Department Of the
Veterans, of Foreign Wars will pre-
sent a television set to patients at
Mount Alto Hospital on Christmas
eve.
vFW leaders hope to install the
apparatus in time for patients to be
able to witness Christmas tree light
ing ceremonies at the White House
that night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
Ernestine Exams
To Wed III. W. Owen

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. Evans,
Of 1907 Florida street, announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Ern-
estine Louise, to Howard Wood
row Owen, CPHM, USN, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w. Owen,
of Cincinnati, Ohio. The wedding
will take place January Ill, at
the First Methodist (Stone)
Church.
Miss Evans attended Key
West High School and is a grad
uate of the class of 1913. Chief
Owen attended Felicity Franklin
High School in Felicity, Ohio, and
is graduate of the class of 1887.
He entered the service in Feb
ruary, 1941, and was stationed
in the South Pacific for thirty
one months during the war. Aft
er returning to the States, he
was stationed at the U. S. Naval
Submarine Base DispenSary, Key
West. He is now on go days ter
minal leave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

Six Oregon and Washington
tree farms in the l944-'45 seasons
planted 2,6i2,0O0 seedlings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

c. A. Buell., wife of the best
man; Mrs. John B. Aver, wife of
the ships captain; Capt. and
Mrs. Ed S. Hutchinson, Comman-
der and Mrs. Bruce Wiggin.
Among the guests at the re-
ception were Capt. and Mrs. Carl
Johnson, 1t. and Mrs. Hodges,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams and
immediate officer shipmates of
the commander. Also present
were Mrs. and Miss Bryant and
Mrs. Katherine Perpall of Key
West; also the brides fellow
members of the Business and
Professional Women's Club, the
Women's USO, and Jackson
Square USO.
The newlyweds will spend
their honeymoon in Coral Gables
before making their residence in
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
WV WOmen's Auxiliary
Plans Dance To Herald
In NesU Year OF 1917

Plans for an evening of gaiety
to herald in the New Year were
discussed last night at the regu-
lar meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post No. 3911.
Jimmie Hanson and the Melody
Makers will furnish the music
for the New Years Eve dance
at the Post Club House at Sec
ond and Flagler avenues. Fes-
Invites begin at nine o'clock.
Proceeds of the affair will be
added to the treasury to enable
the organization to carry on its
rehabilitation program for the
coming year, Mrs. Higgs, presi-
dent of the Auxiliary, stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
Wedding Of Mariposa Hayes Vas
First EUer Held On USS Gilmore

One of the most colorful we'd
dings ever held at the Subma-
rine Base took place Monday
evening when Miss Mariposa
mimi" Hayes, French Govern
ment representative here as Di-
rectice of the Fighting French
Foyer, was married to Lieuten-
ant Commander Herbert James
West.
The event occurred aboard
Vests ship, the war-famed sub
marine tender, USS Howard w.
Gilmore, stationed at the Sub
marine Base. 1t was the first
wedding ever held on the vessel.
Ships Captain John B. Aver
provided the use of his quarters
for the ceremony and personally
gave the bride away. Officers in
the bridal party wore white,
full dress uniforms, providing an
appropriate setting for the stun
ningly gowned bride.
Her wedding dress, one of the
most elaborate ever seen at a
Key West function, drew ''oh's"
and "ah's" from men and women
guests alike. 1t featured Brit
tany veil and an immense train
with orange blossom spangles.
Both clad in white, the bride and
groom formed a striking wedding
couple.
Following the ceremony, per-
formed by Chaplain Charles G.
Pfeiffer. the wedding party
moved to the ships ward room
where a special table and dinner
were prepared and decorated
with heart-shaped dishes and
French cuisine. The best man,
1t. Clement A. Buell., then trans
ported the bridal party in his
car to the Fort Taylor Officers
Club, where a reception was
held.
Cut Cake With Sword
The newlyweds cut their i'm
mense wedding cake together
with a sword presented to the
groom by his shipmates of Sub
marine Squadron No. 8. Several
photographs of the reception
were taken.
Later in the evening the bridal
party were guests of Frank
Adams, director of the USO, at
a musical show in the USO patio,
directed by Gerald Pinder. Fol
lowing this event a champagne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
NEW IRISH NAVY
GETTING UP STEAM

ROSSLARE HARBOUR. Fire
(AP).-With recruiting for the
new Irish Navy in full swing,
the Irish Department of Defense
has purchased from Britain at q
cost of about $1,OO0,O00 the three
corvettes Borage, Oxlip, and Bell
wort.
The three vessels, which are
being reconditioned at Davenport
dockyard, England, will be re-
named respectively Macna, Ma
eve and Cliona-the names of
three ancient Irish queens. They
will carry the prefix l.. E.,
standing for Long Eireannach
Irish Ship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
SMART MERCHANT

BUTLER, Pa. - When J. F.
Denniss' loaded truck leaped a
bank and somersaulted twice, the
wreckage looked like total loss
to everyone except Denniss. At
ter patching up his bruised eye,
he set up shop right on the spot
and sold his entire load of po-
tatoes, oranges, apples and beer
to curious motorists who stopped
to 'rubberneck" the accident.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
SHORTAGE OF FATS
AND OILS EXPLAINED
Especial to The Citizen

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 81.
Three reasons for the current
shortage of fats and oils, as given
by the Department of Agricul-
ture, are the sharp decrease in
the country's 1916 cotton seed
production, the smaller hog crop
and decreased imports. The only
extra source of industrial fats and
oils is the used fats from Ameri-
can kitchens, according to the
American Fat Salvage Commit
tee, which urges all housewives
to continue to save and turn in
kitchen grease.
Due to higher prices dealers
now are paying for kitchen sal
wage, used fat collections are on
the upswing. Newspaper surveys
in representative cities show the
following prices now being paid
for used cooking fat; Washington,
Pa, IL cents a pound; Indianapo-
lis, Ind, 10 cents a pound; Mag
ara Falls, N. Y, 10 cents pound;
Trenton, Mo, 10 cents a pound;
Richmond, KY, 10 cents pound;
Houston, Tex, 6 cents a pound;
Asbury Park, N. j., II cents a
pound; Gary, Ind, Is cents a
pound; st. Louis, Mo-, IL cents a
pound.
Under OPA ruling, meat deal
ers paid housewives four cents a
pound for kitchen grease. Saving
fat is now much more profitable
job, as these newspaper reports
show. Every drop of used house
hold fat is still needed and when
turned in to the butcher helps
make soap, electric appliances,
tires, paper, paint, automobiles
and other scarce commodities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

Polo is the grandfather" o.
hockey, golf, and cricket.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

NEW YORK.-(AP)-A sur
veyor made a mistake and foun-
dations for one of q buildings
in the 1,338-family Brownsville
Houses project in New York
City Housing Authority was laid
20 feet away from the building
line.
The foundation contractor re-
ported the error and the housing
authority voted to require him
to- replace the foundation at his
expense. The contract for the 81
foundations totals $528,482 and
the surveyors error will cost the
contractor some $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27
MEETINGS
| OES Holds Party Tonight
VlIIHIIIIlnIlnlIIlNnlIIIHIIIlHIulIIIIlIMlnIInN

A regular meeting of Fern
Chapter No. 81, Order of the
Eastern Star, will be held at 8
o'clock tonight at the Scottish
Rites Temple. Following the
meeting a party will be held in
the patio. Each member is
asked to bring a gift, as there
will be an exchange of presents.
Each member is privileged to in
vite a guest to attend the party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

Walter Glen Jester, III, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c.. Jester,
of Poinciana Place, has arrived
from the Graham-Eckes School,
Palm Beach, where he is stu
dent, to spend the holidays with
his parents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

New Christmas roller skates
will have to await the New
Year for the Recreation Di-
visions roller skating events to
resume. The program will start
on January 7 at Bayview Park,
with the usual Tuesday and
Friday skating. Special games,
races and music are being plan
ned for the New Year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-27

party was held at the La Concha
Hotel, arranged by Maitre d'Ho-
tel Henri Cote.
Among the wedding party and
guests were Francis McIntire,
well-known Miami architect; DR.
Henriette Laurrier Hayes, Miami,
mother of the bride; Miss Ce-
ella Rogan, maid of honor; Mrs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-20
iebem frei, nod ieiner Mrt un6 @ei.
ie au foiten ooer iih bon getpifen
Speiien lno @etranfen 5l entbal-
ten.
81. S., y. 9.

gs iino bier fatboIii1e Srgoniia,
tionen auf Der 1geS-8erlammlune
i'm Sunter College in SEEM gorf per-
treten, pel6e an ben 5isungen tell
nebmen. Ser offi5ielle 8eobahter Der
Hational Catholic 8elfare Confer
ence lit Brofeiior HoB Soffman bon
Der Sorobam-l ltniberiitdt. Migr. 8bi-
lip S. Surlong, Sefretdr Der graiebs
ung Der graoioseie SEEM yorf, ber-
tritt Die geational Catholic gbucas
tionaI sliiociation. Die Catholic Miio-
citation for sSnternational Beace lit
pertreten bon Or. gli5abetb 2pnsfep,
Brofeiiorin Der politil6en @inen.
i6aft am Sumter College. Srau Sen.
rp Mannir reprdientiert Sen National
Council Of Catholic @onen. Sic III
Elm Weitglieb bes Direftorenausi6ui-
les Ser H.G.@.G.
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&c. g., Ser.-

Seoem, ser ieben min, lit es flar,
oaB binter bieler nit erneuter @ut
gegen General sSranco rnb bas fa-
tbolilde Spanien betriebenen Aeita-
tion Der internationaIe &ommuniss
mus itebt, Ser MIR NIT 2iieen unb
Gerleumbungen arbeitet. Die Saupt-
fampfbGbne Der roten sSnternationale
befinoen iid in Wosfau, in Werifo,
po cine it1ogin1re rote ipanilde
grilregierung best, l1no in Dem bon
&ommuniIten regierten Sranfreih.
Sie rotten Seber perben biesmol fei-
ne 1eidte slrbeit baben, oenn gngs
lano lit - menn ol16 ni9t aus 2iebe
5u Spanien - 11i6t geneigt, bie ibe-
ride Sal6inlel in cine Sotpiet-Ge.
publif perpanoelt 5u ieben.
Ser 8orDanb oes fommuniItil1en
Sanbagels lit ebenio bumm als Ia
6er1id. Sebermann tpeiB, baB bas
fleine, madtloie Spanien feline @e.
fabr fiir ben @eltfrieben biloet. Sie
ein5ige @efabr fir ben @eltfrieoen
lit, tDte cine Geibe 1,nierer 8olfsper=
treter in 8aibington ridtig erfldrt
boben, Ser internationale &ommrs
nismus. 8enn Die Srage auf Ser
5ur Spra6e fonnnt,
Deroen oie rotten Mgitatoren cine
S6lappe befonmen,
Oh nun Ser Gertreter Somiet-&uB-
lambs Der Sisung beiipobnt ooer ipie-
Der vlnoigniert" bieielbe perldBt.
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MuAkun@
Sun Brpf. 5. I. 9ibreu,
&cbaftenr bes ,8aiienfrenno'
ST. 3d., Jla.

8er oie greigniile ser lesten Sab=
re oerfolgt bat, lpeiB, mas fir Elm
@tann oieier 5ran5ole 2eon Blum
lit. gr lit Suoe uno So5ialiIt uno
Ipmpatbiliert nit leinen fommtniIti=
i6en Bolitifern. Wit breiBig Sabren
perfaBte er zines Der ob5oniten 8i-
der, Oie ie georudt poroen iinb. gr
Oerlpottete oarin Die 6riI Itli6e @be in
Ser rnfldtigIten @eiie.
2eon Blum lit Der Spielbuu Ser
fran50liiden &ommunilten. gr un=
terltiibte I'M ipaniihen 9iirgerfriege
Die roten ipaniiden Woroer uno Sir
6enperfolger. gr lit elmer Ser Saupt-
beter gegen Sranco uno bos fatbo-
lilde Spanien.
6offentli6 tperoen Die @eltmd6te,
Dor alem sic Golfspertreter ser
Sereinten gtationen, ieine bio6oli-
i6eu Blane our6i6auen. @enn oas
fran5oiti6e Solf nidt nit oler Mo6t
uno @nergie ii6 aufrafft, miro Sranf-
reid iid ais cine Sowiet-Gepublif
e1tlpiGeln.,
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Tarn,-Rnnnfrirau
&un S. M. Sebenid, ebemali.
ger &ebaftenr bes ,2anbmann'

Ole &egterung m a 9 te e 8
lette 8ode flar, baB oie 8eiaenaus-
fubr tueiter Dor it6 geben nuB, ielbit
menn Wiiller ge5Dungen iperben, ben
getrieb ibrer Wsiiblen einauItellen.
Na6 oem 0afiirbalten bes Mderbau=
amtes tperben 6ie Wfiiller tpeniaer
i6ner beoriidt als Die &onlumenten.
8ie aus gbicago beri6s
tet miro, lit Die &onfurrena atpii6en
oltli6en uno Iofalen 8iebfdufern
groBer als ie 5ubor. 0as gnbe lit
nod nidt poraus5uieben.
Oas american Weat Sn-
ititute erneuerte ieinen &f gegen
Gedepreile fir Sleiid uno madte Dor
Dem 2anbmirtl6aftsausi9uB bes Se=
mats gelteno, baB Die 9edepreile fir
oen iih INNER peiter ausoebnenben
ifanbal0ien Sdnar5marft perant-
portlid linb.
Sie 2am m5eit mar Sic
ies Sabr in Seras, Mri5ona un6 Gali-
fornia redt giinitig 10 bob Der Ser
lnit an 2dmmern iebr gerins lit.
Sunge Sammer gelangen auf ben
Ofarft unb BEL Ben boben Breiien
i6neioen Die Sdaf5I9ter gut ab.
Sm Mbgeor6netenbanie e
proteItierte eine fiiolibe @ruppe ge-
gen oie 8eibebaltl1ng bon Auoten fir
9aummoae. gs miro perIangt, 6aB
Die gaumipolfl1ltur freigegeben tper-
be, oamit mebr 8aumnoae ge5ogen
meroen fann, oenn man ertpartet i'm
fommenoen Sabr cine iebr groBe
9ea6frage.
Sn oen Iebten fed so o.
naten ibla6teten Die @roBlhl6dter
unter Hegierungsinlpeftion 1885,
281 Sdtpeine inn 8erglei6 5u &c.
923,211 in Ser Beriobe bonn /. geob.
1943 Bis War5 1914. Sn oerielben
Beriooe wuroen lebtes Sabr 22,96t,-
O23 Sdmeine geibla6tet. Sn Ser 8e-
=, - -
riooe Sftober 1944-W -WGrs 1915
muroen 7,705,959 Stiid Minopieb
unter 8nnoesinipeftion gei1la6tet;
in oerielben Beriooe Sftober 1916
Wtnrs 1916 tpurben t,ur 7,037, 900
Stiid &inobieb seidladtet.
Ser iid auf dt5ig & o.
ge eritrefenoe 9aroeiter- -Streit lit bei-
gelegt noroen. gs tparen oreiBigtau-
ienb srbeiter Der ESQ Union (llnit-
60 Sarm Equipment Worfers) betei-
ligt. Dieien puroe cine 2obn5ulage
BON aht5ebn Gents bic Stlln6e be.
miqigt, iotpie cine 2obnerb0bung bon
3ebn 8ro5ent, riidnirfen6 Big /. st.
tober 1915.
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- 8. o., =. -

gs lit cine befonnte SatIade, baB
8iiben5lder (geet Sugar biel ee-
timber lit als oer aus 3uderrobr
(Gane Sugar geiponnene, raffinier-
te 3uder. 9ieier entb6lt faum Ndbrs
Itoffe uno fann i'm ltebermaB genoi-
Ien iogar ifaoen, tpabreno &iiben=
5uder oerlfieoene gtabritoffe entbdlt.
Sober 9lmerifaner ioate bor5ugsipeiie
&iiben5ufer fulfen, idon aus Dem
8runoe, I'M unieren 3uderriiben-
6armern bier5ulanoe 81 belfen. 0ies
Ie iollten, ipie es in Ohio gel9iebt,
ibr Sroouft in BEN Sases5eitungen
an5eigen llno Den Sausfrauen anbie.
ten.
Ser Gruno, mesbalb tpenig 8eet
Sugar i'm Marft lit, lit iebem be-
FAINT.
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6. st., isis. =

8enn Sic Seilfrauter 5ur 8erei-
tnng bon 8etranfen, Sinfturen uno
Salben iammeln tpolen, lit es rat=
iam, oies gu tun, iobalo i'm 5riib-
iabr Die erlten Bflanaen fi1 enttpit-
feln, neil oieielben Damn Die meiiten
uno belten Safte boben. SSH man
Die 8latter elmer Seilpflan5e benut=
5en 10, iammele man bieie bepor Die
Hflan5e bliibt; bie 8lumen, tpenn oie
Bflon5e in poller 8liite itebt; sic
&inoe, menn Sic Bflan5e in pollem
Safte ltb befinoet, ndmlid6 inn Mai
uno SUM. 9ie @ur5eln iommeIe
man, beionoers bon einiGbrigen
Bflan5en, fur5 Dor Ser 8liite; bei
ansoauernoen Bflan5en Werennials)
I'M SerbIt oes atpeiten ODER britten
Sabres. 8ur5eln ioaten nidt bon gu
iungen unb au6 ni1t bon alten 8au-
men benubt peroen. @ur5eln, 9finoe,
8latter uno 8liiten trofne man lang
Jam I'M S6atten. gu bieiem 3mede
idneioe man Tie porber crit in fleine
Sthde, oanit aue Seudtigfeit aus
trodnet. Nadoem iie our9 uno ourd
trofen itno, betpabrt man Tie in Iuft.
oidt perid]ioiienen Gfe9funnen uuf.
Seiltrauterianneln CUR Mufbeipab-
rrng iest aleroings poraus, oaB man
lie fen1t. lniere beutihen Saus-
fraaen fannten bic meiiten.
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s.. @., ga.

lleber oie Niitli6feit uno S6Go-
li6feit Ser &egenniirmer gibt es Der.
1dieoene irrige 9lnii6ten beionoers
lnter gll1menliebbabern. SIN allge.
metnen perri6tet ser Gegentpurm ei-
ne lebr niislicbe Irbeit. gr unters
mtniert IN 5abaoTen @dngen sic gr-
De uno oaour6 miro BEL &egentpet-
ter ODER beim 8eiprengen bas @aI-
ler in Die @rbe an oie @ur5el ser
Sflan5en geleitet. aud miro Der 8o-
ben oaour6 gelodert. Ser @urtn
friBt uno nagt ni6t an 8flon5en-
Dur5eln. Sn 8lumentopfen lit er
freili6 elm ungebetener @ait, 1peil
ourh oos @iiblen Die feinen @ur5eln
geItort peroen.
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- @m. g., Gplp.

8ott fonn feinen Weniden beirut
fen, 5. +. i'm gu ettpas lteblem ooer
Siinobaften oerleiten, neil bas Sci
ner Seiligfeit, @iite, 8ere6tigfeit
unO 2iebe tpioeripritbt. SIM Gater>
unIer beten mir: Limb fibre uns ni6t
in Seriu6ung", ober bieies @ort be,
oeutet 10 piel als upriifen". l1nb @ott
oerlu6t, .. +. Gr priift niemanoen
iiber feline &rofte. Die Geriu6ungen,
Oie an Sen Oteni6en berantreten uno
ibn sur Siinoe perleiten, fommen
bonn Seufel, Der @elt uno oem eige-
men Sleii6. 8ott l6Bt in Setner
Weisbeit oieie 8eriudungen gu, 5ur
Sriifung uno 8erpoufommnung oes
aberdeen. Ser Sobn @ottes ielbit
lieB oie Geriu6ungen bes Seufels on
Seiner eigenen meni6liden Berion
5u. 9ie groBten Seiligen batten niht
ielten bie srSBten unh ihmerIten Ser.
lu6ungen 81 beiteben llnb baben our6
Die beroii6e lteberipinoung berielben
einen boben 8rao ser Goufommen=
belt uno Seiligfeit erreidt.
8ir iino aud oft seneigt, Die Siib-
rungen @ottes abfaaig 5lt beurteilen,
mas ebenfaas fleinlih nnb unter l1nl-
ltanoen iiinobaft lit. Sn Seiner UNI
lern fleinen. beIdrdnften geritano
unenolif iibertreffenoen Beisbeit
meiB @ott beiier als mir, mas uns
gum 8eiten gereiebt. Sn Der @eidib.
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.M. g., golo.

u6aIten lit ser erite 8eg CUR @e-
lunobeit," lebrte Der erfobrene gea-
tl1rooftor afarrer aneipp. SaIten
traftigt Die @eiunobeit uno ltGrft bie
@eiitesfrafte, uno uebermaB i'm 81
ien idmd6t oen &orper uno sibt gu
allerlei &ranfbeiten uno 2eioen Mn-
LAB. Sippofrates, ser 8ater Ser 4er5-
te, Der bdnoertunoniersig Sabre alt
muroe, idrieb oieies Batriar6enal-
ter ieinem Saiten 5l1 inoem er iagte
sd bin niemals gang iatt bonn 81
lde aufgeItanoen l.nb i6 bate im-
mer nod mebr eiien fonnen. 9ieiem
umitano i6reibe id) nein bobes Ql-
ter 5ll. 8er, obne 5u iibertreiben,
ri6tig 5u faIten peritebt, bleibt ge-
iunb uno perldngt iein 2eben. 5erner
ioate man nit @epiiraen poriiGtis
lein. gu ltarf aetpiirate Speiien grei-
fen Wagen uno 6as gan5e 8er6au.
ungsiDItem on.
Cine Soitenf,,r, Die alle bier Big
fitnf Wohen borgenommen tperben
fann, rat gfarrer 4neipp auf folgen-
De Weiie an: Wan eiie nur ungeIGu.
ertes ,1ro ungelal5enes Shtparabrot,
5erfaue es lange unb oonIt1noig un6
trinfe ieoe Stunbe einen gBIoffeI bon
WaHer ODER 3udertpaiier, un6 stpar
nebme man oreimal om Gage elm
Stiid Shmar3brot. Greilicb Itebt es
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Bir Bnrfrhrtftrm fir 1rtt
Hnttuprkrhr mil
Drutfnllann

Der Itelpertreten6e @eneroIpoit-
meilter Sulipan gab lebte ISOLDE Die
betaillierten 8eitimmrngen befannt,
an Die Der tpieoereroffnete HoItper-
febr nit Deutidlnnb gebunben lit.
Die bereits in araft getretenen 8oit-
beltimmungen lauten:
9l1e YoIt1nter nebnen 8riefe un6
(nibtiGuitrierte) Boitfarten 5ur Sen.
oung nod Oeutidlano an, l1no atpar
5u ben 8orfriegs- -8ortoI1ten (fiinf
Gents" fir 8riefe, brei Gents fir
&arten). Dos erlaltbte S06itgetpidt
Der 8riefe lit cine nn5e.
SOUR pripate &orreIponbenaen iinb
geItattet. 8riefe uno &arten biirfen
nur Oeitteilungen perionliben ooer
familidren Gbarafters entbolten.
Sol6e finanaieIler ODER fommer5iel=
Ter grt uno @ei6dftsforreip
iiberbaupt iino perboten. gbenio lit
es unteriagt, 8riefen Sdeds, 8ed-
lel, 8ertpapiere ooer 8anfnoten bei=
5ulegen.
2uftpoitlohen, eingei6riebene uno
gilpoit- Senoungen, BoItanipeiiungen
nno 8oItpafete fonnen nod nidt aur
geforoerung angenommen tperoen.
9te 8riefumiblGge oiirfen fein
uSnnenfrtter" baben. Nur sic Mbrei-
len Oes Ibienbers uno oes Gmpf6n-
gers oiirfer, al,Ber oen nottpenbigen
antpeiiungen fir bie Boit, auf ben
9riefumi6ldeen erlbeinen.
0ie Inl6rift muB Namen bes
Ioreliaten, Ingabe Der StroBe unb
Sausnummer, bes Srtes ,,no Ser
Srooin5 unb, tpenn moglif, audi Ser
8elatunes5one (amerifanii6, eng
lid, fran5oitld, ruiiiif) entbalten,
inoeiien meroen au6 8oltIa6en, in
oeren Ioreiie Die Insabe Der Sffu-
pations5one feblt, 5ur geforberung
aneenommen. 8ei Senoungen nod
Berlin eriibriet it6 Die Sin5ufiigung
elmer iol6en Ingabe, tpie au1 berie-
nigen Der Hropin5.
vBoitlagernbe" Senoungen 6age-
gen tperben bon ben amerifanii6en
Boitamtern ni6t af6eptiert, tpobl
ober fann als Ioreiie neben Dem
geamen oes gmpfdngers oeiien 8oit= |
fad genannt merben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-20

te ieoes einaelnen Meni6en Iopobl
nls in Der @eihihte Der goIfer fin.
bet man, bob Die 8ege @ottes, oie
nns oft re6t ionberbar if)einen, in
8irfli6feit tpunoerbor iino. Die
Meni6en benfen, planen, erItreben
uno erfampfen unb @ott Ienft uno
leitet ibre 8ese, bob iie 5u benz bon
Sbm geipollten Siele, 5u Seiner gbre
uno gum 8eiten oes Meni6en fiibren.
8ir fursiidtigen Meniden iinb oft
5lt idnea in 1.niern Sbliiiien uno
urteilen uno ieben Ipdter elm, bob
es geraoe 10 fommen muBte uno es
10 am beIten mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-20

fir l1niere Iiebe Srau bieIen Moreen
friib bon Sen @letiberbergen herlIn.
tergebolt, batte Die @bre, nit Dem
Srn. aooperator ipeiien 5lt oiirfen.
8ir 5tlber1ten lagerten llns nit
ben uebrigen Dor Der Stride altf benz
@aIen. 8robes S6nar5brot, Butter,
Ofil6 uno &die NOR 1lnier SriibItiif.
0ie in meinem 2eben idn1edte mir
cine Mobl3eit 10 gut als bieie bier
oben auf ser alln, I'M S6atten Der
etpigen @letl6er, i'm idonen Sprol
orinnen, am 6eite unierer lieben
Srauen, uMaria aufnabme", oas bier
iabrli6 am Is. auguit gefeiert miro.
gsnd oem 5riibltiif riilteten mir
gum Mufbru6. ginige 8urlhen be-
gleiteten uns cine Strede BEN Berg
binl,nter, biz Der 8alb uns auf=
nabn. Ser geiItlihe Serr febrte ounn
nit uns orei norooeutidben Stuoen-
ten ollein nad MaDerbofen 5uriid.
9oaeridiiiie uno frobes Sooeln Ser
Sirten begleiteten llns ben 8erg bins
unter. Sic fiin6eten an, oab man oben
nod l1nierer lieben 5rauentag feier-
te. Nadber nltroe es ltiq.
slbenos gegen neun l1br famen mir
i'm 8farroorf an. Im anoern Mor-
gen fubren mir on 3ea am 3i1er
porbei iiber 8il6ofsbofen na6 Ser
olten, lbon gelegenen 8ii6ofsitaot
Sal5burg.
(SSortesung folgt
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6. g., &p.
.G. ST., Sa.

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5eigte 5armer NurierD & Seed Cont
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Der 5lfperldiiisiten 8eaugslteIlen fir
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len. @erlangen sic ibren aatalog,
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