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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
REAL ESTATE MEN
SAY $l0,0O0,0O0
in RESERVE HERE
Local Credit With Federal
Home Loan Bank Term
ed Excellent

AT least $1O,00O,OO0 is available
for home loans through Wilmington
building and loan associations, &C.
cording to local realtors.
"That $10,0O0,000 is local capital
and does not include the great res
ervoir of funds available through
the Federal Home Loan bank"
said Frederick Willetts, realtor
and member of the board Of direc-
tors of the Federal Home Loan
bank, Winston-Salem.
GAS much money as is needed
is available from the FILL bank"
Willetts said, speaking in the ca
pacity Of director. ''Wilmington's
credit line with the Federal Home
Loan bank is equal to and far ex-
ceeds that of many cities OF a
comparable size"
On the subject Of fixed price
ceilings on houses, part Of Presi-
dent Truman's program, local real.
tors are decidedly in opposition.
Easy Loans
Speaking for the local building
and loan associations, Willetts
stressed the easy availability Of
immediate loans for home build
ing now in Wilmington. "Associa-
tons here have streamlined their
business operations, cut red tape,
and the minute materials are
available, they will give quicker
service than has ever been given
before"
Willetts does not think govern
ment agencies in this community
should undertake any building pro-
gram now, with materials becom-
ing available. 1.-THE job done by
Federal Housing authority and
other government agencies in New
Hanover county, however, is moth
ing short of mira culous," Willetts
said. II have sat in on several
meetings of the committee ap-
pointed to handle surplus housing
in Wilmington, and the problem
here Is well in hand"
Boom Conditional
If the legislation is not enacted
and the ceiling is not imposed on
houses prices, Willetts predicts a
boom in home building here.
"Never in history of home financ-
ing have Wilmington and New
Hanover county citizens had avail
able to them as much local money
Or better loaning plan and service
that Wilmington building and loan
associations offer today"
Opinions of the realtors as TO
the price-range in which the local
BODYBUILDING program will show
the biggest increase, are also at
variance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
A1TIYS TOHY
Mineral Laden Hot Water
Spring Found In Caswell

SOUTHPORT, N. c. - Mineral
laden hot water, gushing from a
seaside spring, threatens to change
Fort Caswell, near here, from a
beach resort into seacoast spa
For several years the water, with
temperature of 96 degrees, was
regarded as Army's Folly, since
it came up from 14G0-foot we'll
drilled by engineers seeking drink
ing water for the post.
Discovering its warm and salty
nature, the soldiers, disguised,
capped the pipe. The post was
abandoned and turned into sea-
side resort.
In the last few months, the care
taker uncapped the old well, turn
ed the water into an abandoned
cable-testing pit and allowed
Southport youngsters to use tine
steamy pool for winter swimming.
Persons in the region began to use
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
BY H. Il. EMORY
Chairman, City Planning Board

In his recent book, "The City Is
the People" Henry S. Churchill
defines planning as "only another
name for social control over the
use of land"-a device which
"arose from the need Of maintain
ing social, political and economic
order among large groups of peo-
pie living in close proximity"
There is no record, to my knowl-
edge, of the existence of any
active official planning agency for
the City of Wilmington prior to
the creation of the present Plan
ming Board by ordinance of the
City Council in 1913. But Whining
ton is an old city, having passed
a few years back its second cen
fury mark, and it is clear that
planning, and very good planning,
too, was done at or near the be-
ginning by the fonder Of the
city. The best evidence of this is
the orderly and rectangular street
and block layouts in the old city,
the systematic lot lines, the regu-
larity of street widths, n d the
provision of plazas for both beauty
and safety in certain principal
streets.
Thus planning is no new thing
with us. Presumably it was &C
complished in the early days by
means of state legislation or by
exercise of the powers of the gov
erning body of The City. The origin
and development of Instrumental
ties known as planning boards are
more recent. And in this connec-
ton it may be well to take pas
sing look at the question why the
planning for community could not
be done more effectively by the
central governing body itself. It
could be argued correctly that the
planning board in any event can
only recommend; It cannot enact,
for the enactment of the proposals
of the planners is ultimately up to
the governing body, and it might
therefore be said that planning
might as well begin and end with
the responsible elected officers Of
the City.
The answer, it seems to me, lies
chiefly in the fact that especially
in modern times the attention Of
the governing body is dispersed
among such variety of admin.
istrative matters that it cannot
give as much thought as it might
otherwise to the specific subject
of planning. The creation of q
separate though interlocked anc
subordinate planning agency at
fords opportunity for concentrated
and relatively Independent think
ing about the planning problem:
of the community. It presumably
introduces into the picture person:
having some special qualification:
for the task of planning. Add i
sets up device for collecting
evaluating and rejecting the opin
ions of the people-without which
no planning in democracy ha
any meaning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
", 900, 900 Gallons

win the Socony company's new
t the Wilmington areas oil
criminal capacity will be approx
m nly s2O0O,cN0 gallons. The area
a all has the largest combined
vi storage facilities in the south
t t outranking Norfolk, Charles
W Savannah and Jacksonville,
ao .f BY way of comparison, it was
t to out that Morehead City,
gsue example, only has a 5000, 000-
sa ~ 1,' capacity.
,to ,a 1884, last normal year for oil
NJ . n and transportation because
cors a.e war; Wilmington's port ac-
NM Sn1loa NM an average of one S.
dS~ s,, capacity tanker per
-. .s' , and md one oil terminal here fill
h a ''oUo truck transports leaving
VIE vs.s Tor points upstate during the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Reasons For Selection

The official said Wilmington was
selected because Of it's excellent
port facilities and its proximity
to distribution area of several
million population. He said So
cony's tanker fleet, already one OF
the worlds largest, is being aug
mented with 5000, 000-g gallon capa-
city carriers. These tankers, draw
ing 70 feet, will barely navigate
me Cape Fear with its present 30
loot channel depth and consider
aole dredging VII be necessary to
accommodate the new fleet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Acres Raised To 124,O29
Poundage To 128,2OZ875
National Quota Increase of 10 Per Cent
Sharpens Belief Held By Growers That
Leaf Prices May Drop in 1916
NEW wv NEI1OU0Eo UOINU UF
Tobacco Men in Virginia, Growers Of BurIey,
Watch Prices Skid When Quotas Are
Increased, Threaten Holiday

Tobacco acreage in the Border Belt counties will IN
by 1923 and 7O375 additional pounds of
the golden leaf will be harvested by the time the high
pitched mumboubo of tobacco auctioneers begins echong
in the counties of Fender, Columbus Robeson Sampson
Dublin and Brunswick in 1916
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Storage Plant Facilities
Will Handle S,OO0,-
900 Gallons
ON CAPE FEAR
c;tv"s Storage Capacity
Boosted to 9O,OOO,-
900 Gallons
nlption of an 5000, 1000

Completion of an 100000
gallon socony Vacuum Oil
company terminal on the east
bank of the Cape Fear river
lust south Of Wilmington
this year will put the COM
binpd capacity of the city's
oil terminals past the astro-
non,ical figure Of 9o,ooo,ooo
gallons.
Construction Of the huge new adj
Si+ion to oil terminals here already
h., been started. The Chicago
pridoe and Iron Works company
ava contractors on the project,
which is expected to be finished
,,+a this year and operating soon
afterword.
Location of the terminal will be
m 3N.acre site adjoining the At
Ianhc Refining company's term
inaI on the south. Socony officials
said some of the property had been
acquired from Atlantic.
The plant VII be known as the
Wilmington Terminal and Will
serve most of North Carolina and
some parts Of South Carolina
George Walker, southeastern dlvl'
sion manager for Socony, said yes
terdav. A similar terminal is now
under construction in Charleston,
S. c., and still another is planned
for Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1946-09-20

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Evening star., 1946-09-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

speciaiist-Please cali for free rec and Il honest
appraisal, with no obigatiop. We have
seTvlSss TsG6 sGRSss M a5at p Penn ave
: to rs + ROOMS s,'' D ) =" or Md, all cash.
GARVEY, DI 45os, evening" and sunday
rsoMri Rom ATTs>fios WIFE II tn0msS IL tns ssir srels
sour VOW home: me, business or inyestment pTop-
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
ssss' :ap: BIS wilson SHs 5'a GI Gh0o u
SSs1 g ~ sSrr.s sas Nd s5eDer:s,.
sfs5ffS ss1 ''' nhsd. :s
gniIi pay ,op price ENTERPRIsE REALTY
RorfK49 fR ist Eye owSpss i Ex psaeorh stso and
sell to cash BUYERS. Get our our appraissi gaid al
HiESAf4S iEAfDfP czsa i3$ YOUR .rsper,y ~ NAY "a.
or sr;s se S6ye ghx or eolored Maryland or VIZ
VI Wa NEED YorR r. HOMES M 4of for re 7eteFans eS5
edesperately CAN US for fair appraisal
,s,Isntioa sURETy hEAIfY CO. Sou5fSus siSA
Fs;E. AND d " Ne. - PRoffRrY-we will paw
results; quick action, QUINN 4 MILLER
POO p.y IN G.s, s, Sc Sc FIR ?lon IT,,
eonaion 0 Mss Iss Io5 T1e eh Gh sS'o5fs st.
from owSEK- Modern house; cash #
INMfpAffht1iYs 1 ft1$s so0d d" or bedroom i%' house
5Ids2e6 n p 6 RdI m csh no excessive price con
lMMEDIATI AcTIoN@We I've will buy your
home today OF, sell TO cash, clients a fun
oGlcK Di es3l 81 Hnr' nntif f'is'5 pm M 'T'N 81
TAMMARO will buy your house for cash
,5 3GoaS' tAe Apy 70 fsnd5a9a' - fair price Ex
ALL CASH for small or large houses re-
1dSs OF TR4cHqgnBERa 99dPp Tne 9F f1qEf
1kGENILY NEEDED by private party 3 or
seent hsdr29m nIsa houls aox VII pay all cash No
sRoo4 a'fH HousF H0S GOOD section zion preferably
bacon RIAL ESTATE e Co. ssS3 IA. G!sss aSss
WANTED WANTED 81 70 Ely e DIRE diree, from ovneH m5o
@, or room room house; have substantial cash,
SAVE CoMMiSsIoN6sel ID drectaWant rec elSg y y
nv Wash west Of Rock Creek Park; age
sITmSTIoS s1TIds RIO p50Dsrty owners Silver
list Of cash Buyers ' for homes and 5s.ts apart
ment houses in the above areas Call W.
= SHEEN. SH 2h}s for quick action IL
GOOD i-BEDROOM HOUSE - Vicinity
Mass ave. between Cathedral and Bath
streets Call NE. 3349. 8 m to . pm.
2ls
PRIVATE FAMILY for ?. 2 or bedroom
home: have substantial cash no agents
phrase Box 341-H, Star. 25s
INDIVIDUAL WILL PAY good price for
GOOD he use: all cash If necessary Reply
in detail Box 41O-H. Star %.
WE NEED QUICK POSSESSION of a good
small house in D C or nearby MARYLAND
all cash; if you want the usual prices
don,t answer NO 3i4l -.... -
'}-bedrm moo bungalow Diet house with
den and BATH st A. spacious rms, in W
DC. or Nd: no brokers 81. 5Sl6 -25
COLORED-SMALL FAMILY like to buy
) or 4 rm house. all cash. nice sec give
6efa poy
Evening star., 1946-09-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE al its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
CATION. VIM H SAUNDERS CO. INC
Realtors tEst. 1887. 1919 X st. NV. DI
CHARLES 3. GUNN has clients waiting
ana nearby Maryland. FR. 1905.
Evening star., 1946-05-15
News of D. 6. Men
In the Armed Forces
Decorated

1t. Comdr. Matthew c. O'Hearn,
jr., U. S. N. r., Quincy street, Chevy
Chase, Md, this week was awarded
the Navy Cross in recognition Of ex-
traordinary heroism as gunnery off,
Ger aboard the destroyer Evans dur
ing savage Japanese suicide attack
off Okinawa on May II last year,
the Navy announced.
During the engagement, Comdr.
O'Hearn controlled his guns with
such superb skill and inspiring cour-
age" that they destroyed fifteen
enemy. planes. and assisted in the
destruction Of four more. After
wards, with light, power and water
pressure lost, he assumed the duties
of the critically wounded executive
officer and "by his exceptional lead
ership" contributed greatly to. the
saving of his ship, the accompany
ing citation states.
1st 1t. Fearn Field, Field Artillery,
whose parents, Capt. Richard S.
Field, U. S. N, retired, and Mrs. Field,
live in Rockville, recently was post
humously awarded the Silver Star
Medal for gallantry in action in
Germany during sudden enemy
counterattack on the night of
March CT, 1945.
1t. Field was assigned to establish
a sound ranging base to locate
enemy guns which were delaying
the advance of attacking forces
when the enemy thrust surrounded
vital outpost. He volunteered to
join small. lightly ARMED rescue
force to search for the trapped men,
and when that force was ambushed
he advanced single handedly against
the enemy, fighting courageously"
until suffering fatal wounds, the
citation states.
Col. Lloyd r. Moses, 1902 South
Sixteenth street, Arlington, received
the Legion of Merit on Monday for
services as a staff officer of the
plans section of headquarters of the
Army Ground Forces here, from
April, 1914, to April this year, the
Army announced.
Capt. James B. Glennon, U. S. NJ,
retired, 2601 Foxhall road NV, re-
Gently received the Legion of Merit
in recognition of services as officer
in charge of the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory at the Navy Yard,
Washington, and later, as COM
mapding officer, Naval Power Fac
tory, from December, 1941, to Octo-
ber, 1945, the Navy announced today
Capt. Joseph w. Sognier, Air
Corps. 1850 Connecticut avenue
NV, recently was awarded the
Bronze Star Medal for meritorious
service from June IS, 1945, to last
January S, as adjutant of the 18th
Air Depot Group and Delta Air
Depot, Ranaghat, India, and later,
as adjutant of the Shanghai Air
Depot, the Army announced in a
dispatch from Shanghai.
Evening star., 1946-05-15
Negro Veteran Meeting
To Hear News AnuIyst

Ian Ross McFarlane. news analyst
of Station WWDC, will speak at a
mass meeting of the provisional
committee to establish a District
council and chapters of the United
Negro and Allied Veterans, it was
announced today by John o. Killens.
chairman of the group. The meeting
will be held May 81 in the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church.
Speakers from the national Office
Iof the CIO and from the national
office of the new veterans organi-
zation, will participate, Mr.. Kifiens
said.
The United Negro and Allied Vet
Grams is an inter-racial veterans Or
ganization which was formed in
Chicago in April. Joe Louis, the
boxer, is national honorary chair
man.
Evening star., 1946-05-15

to the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations, pointed out that residents
of Washington are now paying
their share" Of taxes and asked
that the Federal Government con-
tribute more to District expenses.
On motion by o. c. Splitter,
treasurer, the association adopted
a resolution opposing additional
liquor stores in the Benning area.
A complaint was registered by sew
Evening star., 1946-05-15

At the first auction sale of Nor
wegian furs since the country's lib
Grafton about $4,000 we're sold, in
Guiding 5000 silver fox, 1000 blue
fox, 1000 platinum fox and 5000
mink.
Evening star., 1946-05-15
Benning Citizens Oppose
District Tax Increase

Opposition to an increase in any
District taxes was voted by the
Benning Citizens Association lost
night.
In making the motion opposing a
tax increase, F. D. Wagner, delegate
Evening star., 1946-05-15

eral citizens against trains letting
off heavy black smoke in the area
Previously the association has gone
on record protesting the nuisance.
Evening star., 1946-05-15

A. Poper-white enbroi-
dered pique; sunbock
decoIIete. With COM
pIete coverooe for dining
in town. lO-le. 1895
B. Career Chembroy,
handsomely stite h e d.
Candy pink, mint green
or lemondrop yellow with
grey stripes. Pretty os cot
ton condy! 9-l5 l4.s5
c. FreewheeIine print
oId-foshioned bicycles in
black on peach, powder
or soft lime chombroy.
Two bicycle buttons, two
pockets. lO-l8, 16.95
D. Gossomer black eye
let, corsoaed with golden
buttereups, beautifully
fitted with deep shep-
herdess bodice. For
dancing by the light OF
the moon. e-l5, IS.
E. PIeided and bowed,
our 1erry midriff eina-
hom in pink and black,
lime and block. blue and
black, sky blue ond
green. lo-l6 l4.s5
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07

faitiite 6as DeutfdIailo feiiler Su-
genb, er 1tlibierte es rnonateIang rtah
Dem eriten @eItfrieg. CT lit innig
pertraut nit Der oentihen Sprahe
lin6 Der 6entihen @eIhihte ur,o benl
oeutiden @eiltesleben. nno er lit Elm
tiidtiger Sbeologe uno elm erfabrener
Seelenfiibrer. @ir peripre1en uns
bon ieirer idarfen 8eobabtung uno
ieinent riibigen nrteil piele ipertbone
4mfibliiiie iiber bas beiitihe Sbif-
ial nnb beiien Wirfungen nnf bas
religi0ie uno iittlihe 2eben bes beut-
iden 8olfes. Sier miro man i'm gar
iebr bermiiien. Neben ieiner 2ebrt1-
tigfeit ipar er &eoafterr Der Wonats-
fhrift ,Sponia &egis' nnb in tpeite-
item &reiien befannt als greraitien-
meiiter. Gem ,@anoerer' unb 1ins
tpar er ftets Elm lieber 5reuno, Der
rns bnrd feline Eeilnabme uno lei
men flngen Hat iiber nan6es Sbme-
re binnegbalf. @ir boffen, i'm rebt
balo neugeltdrft unb nelier grfabrun-
gen bon 1pieoer5llieben!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07

ben am s. Sftober 1895 i'm Eager
bon Mccon anlongte, fano er baielbIt
Elm bon bremilhen uno liibadilden
gilgern, allo bon Deutifen fir Del,t-
ihe angeIegtes 3eItboipital, peldes
er in ieinen beionbern Shnt nabm
un0 Ieinem &aplan &onrao 1inb Iei-
nem &1mmerer 8urbarb CUR 8ertDal-
tung iibergab. Son 8apit Clemens
III. tpurbe oieIes biz iebt ben Soban-
intern affiliierte Soipital burb cine
eiaene 8ulle bonn 6. Sebruar 119t
als ielbitanoiger Soipitaloroen amer.
FAINT. Son nun an begann Der 8eiiB
oes Sroens auerlt in 8aldltina iid au
mebren. Spiter ipuroe Der oeuti6e
Soipitaloroen in einen geiltliben &it-
teroroen llnlgeltaltet. Sic Soipital-
briioer nabmen i'm M1ra 1893 5u Der
bis iest beobadteten Sobanniter-&e-
gel (fiir Den &ranfenoieniD nod Die
9fegel Ser Een1pler ba5u, ais Hibt-
ldnur fir Die 8affenfiibrung nno
fir Sen &rieg 9eeen Die ungldubigen
an. Sest pdblten tie iid aud einen
8orIteber (einen 2aier) unter Dem
Monen &o6meiiter. Der erite mar
Sermann @alpoto bon 8aiienbeitn.
slls Sroensfleib trugen iie einen met
Ben Mantel NIT i6nar5em 8alfen-
freu5. 8aplt Snno5en5 beitatigte ben
neuen Sroen i'm ndhIten Ssabr. gs
ipuroen nur beuti6e Wanner bon abe-
Tiger 8eburt als Gitterbriioer allfge-
nonlmen CUR grinnerlng an ibre er-
ite Stiftung uno llmmanblung.
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rttiifeeII rttiiffeeII so so IIaittst: sss iiftt lift Mifaabe
bon @eIet ooer Bereinbarnng, Die
itaatliben lino firhIifen Bereihe
flar gegeneinanber ab5ugren5en. Die
&irben-, Neligions- lino WeItanIbau-
ungsgemeinihaften baben iif, tpie Der
Staat, ieber ginmii6ung in Die 4n-
gelegenbeiten oes an6ern Eeiles 5li
entbaltert."
slrtifeI 81 idreibt bor: r4irden-,
Meligions- 1tnb @eltnnihnuiingsge-
meinibaften bleiben &orperldaften
oes Offentlihen Nedts, iotpeit lie iol-
fe bisber paren (5ie) fonnen
nod n1berer geiesliher &egelltng allf
@runo Der biirgerlihen Steuerliiten
Steuern erbeben." !"
glrtifel 80 beItimnt: uDie aiif Sc
iet, 8ertrag ober beionberen &ehts-
titeln berubenben Staatsleiitungeil an
oie &irben, Heligions- ilnb @eltan-
i6nnungsgemeinihaften tper6en i'm
8ege Der @eiesgebung abgeloIt"
glrtifel 53 bebanoelt Die Srage Der
Itaatliben Seiertage. Mrtifel 54 lagt:
nSomeit oas 8ebiirfnis nod @ottes-
oienIt uno SeelIorge in &ranfenbdu-
fern, Strafanitalten uno fonItigen Of
fentIiben InItalten beitebt, itnb Die
&irhen, Heligions- unb @eltanibar-
ungsgemeini6aften 5u religi0ien
SanOlungen sugelaiien. Dabei bat
ieoer 3nang 5u nnterbleiber.
Ibi6nitt bes neutrality-suspicious.
fes legt in ieinen Mrtifeln 55 Bis 60
Die @runoidbe Ser @r5iebung Der SUI
geno feit.
rDas Sdulpeien lit Sa6e oes
Staates :. @n alien beIiilhen Shu-
len tperoen sic &inber aller religi0ien
8efenntniiie 1inb 8eltanibanungen
in Der Hegel gemeiniam eraogen (@e-
meinidaftsihule)," beiBt es in slrti-
fel Sc.
Ser Geligionsunterri6t lit orbent-
lides 2ebrfa6," itebt II. q. IN artifel
81.
@rtifel So beitimmt: rl1eber Die
Seilnabme oes &inoes am &elieions-
unterridt beitimmt Der @r5iebungs-
berebtigte. &ein 2ebrer fann ber-
pflihtet ODER gebinoert 1peroen, Heli-
gionsunterribt 5u erteilen."
gelonoers ribtet ii6 bic 4ritif Der
Mlhofe offenbar sesen Die 8oridrift
bes artifels ,156 oes 8erfaiiunesent-
ipurfes: u8is GUM grlaB bes in Irti-
fel Sc porgeiebenen @eiebes bleibt es
I'M Shulneien BET Dem oer5eitigen
tatlddliden 3uitano. gorbebolten
bleibt leoiglid, Die 8erbdltniiie, Die
am 80. Sanuar 1888 beitanoen nno
na6ber abgeGnbert iporben iinb, ipie-
berberauitellen, 1penn Die Webrbeit
Der gr5iebungsberedtigten i'm Sbul-
be5irf es iuiinidt. SSm iibrigen oarf
an Dem oer5eitigen 3ultan6 Biz gum
1. Sanuar 1850 au6 b,r6 @eieb
nifts eeanoert Deroen."
0ie @ieber5uIaiiung Der &onfei-
lionsihnlen ltterliegt alio Der GIN
| idrdnfung, Die i'm @rtifel 156 bor-
geieben lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07
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bon fiinfunoa6t5is Sobren itarb am
Sontag Der bo6m'ite Sr. glbt Broco-
plus s. Neu5il, O..S.B., bon Der ct.
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rem in 8obmen am 3. Nobember
1861, fam er in friiber sSugeno nit
ieinen gltern ms 2ano, Ituoierte an
Dem ct. 8incent College in 2atrobe.
ga., ltno trat bortlelbIt 1885 in ben
8eneoiftinerorben elm. 9lm 20. 0e-
aenlber 1883 murbe er gum Brielter
ge1peibt. 1887 Bis 1894 tpirfte er als
&eftor ser oamolisen ct. 8rocopius
Sigh Shool. 1899 puroe er Yrior
Der ct. Brocopins-Ib 1927 muir
be er gum slbt geipGblt. Sohberoient
Inn oie Sugenoer5iebung, ermarb itd
Der nunmebr ritorbene all6 groBe
8eroienite Inn oas Miilionsiper 1tr-
ter BEN &uiien tnb Slamen llnb in
Dem Ipoitolat Ser fatbolii6en 8reiie.
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l6ule uno ipdter boaanbiI1e uni
beuti6e &olIegien, Inn Damn Inn Die
Sabrbunoertipenoe mad Mmerifa ous.
su1panoern. SIN Sabre 1903 trat e,
in bas ct. Sran5isfus- -Seminar 81
Wilmaufee Elm, nno i'm folgenber
Sabre i6IoB er ii6 Dem &apn5iner.
orben an. 1911 erfolgte ieine Brie.
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getan, ipuroe er i'm Sabre 1915 elmer
Der Witgriinoer Der Catholic 8ops
Brigade.
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ter IN Ser Nabe bon Srier gebenft e
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brirgt oafiir = i'm @egeniab 81 man
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