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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24

OF Spots, I use a
paper tablecloth
just in case!)
Favorite Filings
are ANN PAGE
G r A p e j A M
and ANN PAGE
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
HOLIDAY PARTY

HOLIDAY PARTY
Mrs. Charles B. Wood an d
Helen, of Milford Center, were
hostesses Friday evening, at their
home on w. State ST., to tn e
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
u. L. McCaulla Sr., Larry Seward
Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Nelson Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Conard and baby, Miss Naomi
Wood, and Mr.. Edward Green,
all Of London; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth warner, Mt Victory;
Marion Dye Wood and children,
Linda Lou and Jimmy, Milford
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24

PEANUT BUTTER !. from the
APP. And of course APPS
MARVEL SANDWICH BREAD
is must" with amateur sand
ich-makers! It's thin-sliced,
cven-fresh and enriched for extra
nourishment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
CHRISTMAS PARTY

NKI1kAAa4 IA<1o FnEt1
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McAlliSter
and son, Paul, and grandson,
Robert Hall, of Marion; Mrs.
David Davies, of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. J Jess McAllister and
Mrs. Belle Reed, of this city, will
be dinner guests Christmas eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Holycross and daughter,
Carolyn, on N. Main st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24

adding II tbsps. lemon juice grad
ually. Add ice cream mixture; mix
well and return to tray. When
partly frozen, remove from re-
frigerator and mix again, scrap
ing mixture from sides of tray.
Return to refrigerator and freeze
till firm. Serves or 6.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
BOTTOMS UP" BEVERAGE

Milk goes like lightning when it
goes to a party with COCONOG.
Dissolved in hot on cold milk, this
good mixer makes a delicious, nu-
tritious schocolate matted food drink
that's sure to make the grade with
the grade school set mot to men
tion the kindergarten crowd). Get
a jar at your Arp!
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24

serves; blend well; ;
pour into refrig-
orator tray and
chill. Whip / cup
chilled evaporated
milk to custard-
like consistency,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
Style

Children love to be helpful, so
when ! give them a party / put
plenty Of spreads and bread on the
table and let them make their own
sandwiches on the spot. (Speaking
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sabins, of
South Chestnut ST., are announ-
cling the bir t h of a daughter,
Pamela Faye, born in White
Cross hospital, Saturday Dec. 20.
This is the second daughter
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
SPARKLE PLENTY

For rich, fruit-favored ice cream,
add cup milk slowly to package
of APPS ANN PAGE SPARKLE
VANILLA ICE CREAM MIX.
Stir till smooth. Add Il cup pre-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11
: Sran sSobn s., galif. :

gs beoarf, tpie sic ridtig bemer.
fen, feiner 8ropbetengabe, Inn bor-
aus5uieben, Dob in peniser als fiinf=
gig Sabren bie Heger ltnb glusldnoer
unier 2ano bebolfern llno oie rirnar.
ten Yanfees" ausgeitorben iein tper.
ben. 8as lit eine Ser u1ousbleibli-
den Solgen bes Iaiienielbltmoroes.
Ser &aiienlelbitmoro gebort 5u ben
Idlimmiten uno berbeerenbIten lie
beln 1nlerer 3eit, uno er miro ith
INNER mebr nerbreiten, tpenn ribt
bic Meni6en re6t balo gum praftt-
iden @ottesglauben 5uriidfebren. 60
lange elm Ssnoipiouum ODER elm Golf,
oas einem 2aiter nod 10 i6limmer
Irt erge6en it, basielbe nod als 2a-
Iter erfennt nno bie Dem 2aIter 5u=
grunoe liegenoe falide &idtung als
falib oniiebt, lit nod 9tettung moglib
unb Soffnung borbanoen. Sobalb
aber SOS 2alter in ben 4ni6auungen
zines Solfes ii6 eine rre6tlide" CYL
iten5 errltngen bot 1lno nidt r1ebr
| in ieiner pabren Hatur eingeI6Gtt,
Ionoern eber ais Gor5l1g betra6tet
miro, oarf man fiisli6 oie Soffnung
|auf Seilung iinfen Iaiien, es lei benn,
es laiie iid cine bollIt6noige @ieoer-
berltellung zines seiunoen normalen
ltttlthen gmpfinoens uno Denfens
)btniidtlib bes betreffenoen 2a1ters
er5ielen. 9as Stubium tpeiteItseben.
Der Gerirrung oiirfte ober ein sroBer
Sell oes amerifanii6en 8olfes in Ell
ner ser fun0amentalen Sragen bes
|allgenlein giiltigen Sittengeietes un6
5ugleid elmer fir Die @oblfabrt bes
Staates uno Ser 8eleai6aft bitoliten
Srage errei6t baben Der &aiien-
lelbltmoro lit cine Serirrung rnierer
Gage, bie BEN bel einaeInen beioni-
i6en rnb unfultipierten St1nmen
uno ben Gbinelen nod borfinoliben
9raud Der &in0erausIetung Tim bic
leg an 9osbeit, 8erfommenbeit unb
&affiniertbeit iibertrifft. 9aB es ii6
bel Dem &aiienielbItmorb in ben Ser.
Staaten nibt mebr allein Inn cine
perlperfli6e Braris - Die ia aub
bon oeren 8efiirmortern INNER nod
Iinnerli6 berporfen peroen fonnte
/ banoelt, Ionbern nm cine rs1t
&edt" beItebenoe' @etpobnbeit, 6eren
! 1id] nietnan0 All id)dnen bruuht,
mabt bas gntietli6e unb 8eflagens-
perte an oieier 5rudt oes ltnglau-
bens nno oes Wateriolismus aus.
Won entlduloigt iid nidt einmol
mebr, penn man in llnnotiirIider
8eiie Oieiem 2aiter, bem gorboten
i6limmer SeimIudungen bes bon
ibm ongefreiienen 8olfes frobnt, uno
man i6amt ii6 oeiien nidt mebr -
nein, man riibmt iid oesielben uno
refnet es itf als bobes &ulturper-
oienlt an, lpenn man iid ibm nerfallen
:erflaren fam. IuA Die BreIie iheut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11

Ser bon SitIer eillgef1iooefitien r0fefor.
nation. Cine ipeitere JoIge Der III.
tberiihen "Meformntion4 mar Der
fir DelitIhIann foIgenIhmere 0rei-
Bigidbrige arieg. Ane friiber norban.
oenen llebel in 5taot iiilo 2atlo Der-
mebrten iid. Die Musbeiitiing oes
golfes our1 Die Ganoelsgeielld
ten un6 Wottopole inngten ons 8olf
aus. Breiie fir Nnbrnng nnb &Iei.
bung itiegen, linb Mrbeitslobne fie.
len alf Die S1lfte bernb. Mm trnm.
rigiten geitoIteten fid, 1bnIid tpie in
8obmer rtah ben bon BEN proteItan-
tiiben Suiiiten angeItifteten &riegen,
sic b1uerIiden 8erb1Itniiie. @ana
3euti6lanb ipiiroe ourh ben 9rei-
bigidbrigen &rieg alsaepliinbert un6
ausgeiogen. @s glib elmer @iiite.
slls Der 8eitfaliid)e Srieoe geidIoi.
fen tpnroe, itanoen Die groBen Stdb-
te Geutiblanbs auSgeroubt, arm un6
falt entpolfert oa; in BEN aeineren
fanb man niir tpenige Samilien am
2eben. @an5e Bropin5en maren aller
gtabrung an 8ieb ltn6 @etreioe be-
raubt, Die Ofenl6en berbnngerten
uno mnBten 5u ben efelbaftelten
Speiien greifen; Beit linb Seuhen
aller grt ipiiteten ut1ter Der 8ebol-
ferung Die oft monatelang in @1l-
bern uno ginoben unter freiem Sim.
mel baulen muBte. 3tpei Drittel Der
8epolferung paren getotet ooer ber-
bungert. - Cine auffanenoe Yarul-
Iele ser Sitler-~ ~&eformation" Selbit
proteltantii6e @ei6i9tsibreiber na-
6en bus @eit1nonis: r0ie 3eiten Dor
ser lutberiiden Reformation iparen
goloene, iparen eminent fronme uno
driitlihe, bliibenbe 3eiten i'm Ser
gleid 5u ienen 3eiten, Die iid bonn
Sabre 1920 an unter Der reforma-
toriiden Sano Or. 2utbers uno an
ieiner apoitatiiierten genoiien ent-
pidelten." aebnlihe 3uitdnoe iduf
oie proteitantii6e rGeformation" in
Gnglono uno talt allen enropdllhen
2dnbern. Was Die Sitler-n nHeforma-
tion" aus Deutidlanb een1oht, liegt
beute Dor Ben augen Der gan5en @elt
oa: cine @elt obne @ott, obne STE.
ligion, obne Moral! l1no obne Srie.
ben! 8iirbe man Ser fatbolilden
Stride freie Sano geben, anitatt iie
81 fnedten unb 81 berfolgen, Mir
oe ser aufbau guropas l1no Der gan.
5en @elt aur @irflihfeit iperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11
MuAAMnN
Son Erpf. s. N. Dabreu,
&ebaftsnr Ses ,@aiienfreunb'
: 5ran u. a., .. :

@inem lpobl llnterrihteten &otbolt-
ten bral6t ni6t berithert su tperben,
Bob bieie Iogenonnten &ettenbriefe Elm
dberglaubiider llniinn iino. 0ieIer
ltnfug ideint gegenpGrtig einen fol.
hen llmfane angenommen 5u baben,
oaB Ioear Die peltli6e Sbrigfett ein-
greift. @er nit 8ottpertrauen Die
bon Ser Stride approbterten @ebete
perrihtet. Dor aIlem oos GaterunIer,
oas 8ebet, oas Der Seilano uns ielbIt
gelebrt bot, miro grb0rung finoen,
ipenn 9ott es az unIerem 8eIten
belt. @as einem bon elaubigem Ser
gen fommenoen @ebete bie sroBte
&raft gibt, bos lit bas feIte @ottper-
trauen. Das 8etplBtIein ser eigenen
menidliden Sdtpade 1lno Silfloiigs
felt lnb oos bemiitige 4nerfennen ser
eigenen llnniiroigfett mlB begleitet
iein bon einem 1tnbegren5ten Ser
trauen aui bie aum16tige SiIfe Got
tes. Sic eott6egnaoete Sungfrau Ebes
rele Neltmann bon &onnersrelttb bat
einnal einem 4i6tfatbolifen erflGrt,
ooB oas @ebet bieler Meniden aus
DEM @runoe nidt erbort miro, tpeil
tie nibt 8ottpertrauen genug baben
Sbre eigenen @orte tparen: rGie
WenIden oenfen 81 ipenig an sic
Ma6t 8ottes uno 5lt piel on ibre Ell.
gene Na6t." Den Stol5en tpiberitebi
8ott, oem 9emiitigen gibt gr Sci,
ne @naoe. 8er auf @ott pertraut,
Ser bat ouf feiten @runo gebaut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11
; %. sd, q. 5. :

Sn Sbrer 3ui9rift beridten sic
bon elmer &ontronerle nit Sbrem
proteItontiiden Sreunoe, ipelder eli
men 8ergleid 2utbers nit Sitler,
mie Sic ibn Dor fur5em in Der Mns-
funft gebra6t batten, nift augeben
nollte. genn, mir bebailpten niht MIR,
Eionoern betpeiien aus ser @eihihte,
oaB oieier 8ergleid 5tpii6en 2itber
uno Sitler ielbit BON Nidtfatbolifen
angeitellt iporoen lit, benn beioe boz
ben oas bod fortgeidrittene Delitih-
lanb in eine gin0be beripanoelt 0iirh
berbeerenoe Rriege. 8or Der 2utber'-
iden Reformation, rihtiger De.
formation, befano itdb Geutldlano in
Der 8liite ieines 0oblitanbes I'M
Iderbou, i'm &anoperf, in alIen
aiiniten uno @iiienidoften: grrun-
genid)aften Ser ieeenbrinsenben ar.
belt Der fatbolil6en Stride. Deutfh-
lano itano an Ser Spite bes @elt-
Ibanbels. Gie Brooufte ieines @emer-
befleiBes uno Ieines &unItlinns bron-
gen bis tief in oas ruiiiide &eib
binein. Sn Ganemarf, S6meoen un6
gsorpegen iouie in gnglano beiaBen
Die Getti6en eroBe Sanoelsnieoer-
laiiungen, uno bie beuti6en &auf.
lerte paren reid unb bodgeahtet in
oer gan5en 8elt. Snfolge Der Muf-
lebnung gegen oie fatboliI6e Stride
|ging Ser oeutl6e @influB nod au-
Ben INNER mebr 5uriid, biz er gGna-
lih peridnanot. Geuti6lanb biiBte
ieine Observation-Disclosures elm, an-
oere Nationen erboben iif auf Soften
Ser Deuti6en. Surb oen @eItf6li-
i6en 5rieoen BON 1649 ipurben Die
S6nei5 uno Sollano bonn 9euti1en
Reid unabbangig, Sbtpeben erbielt
8orpommern nit 9fiigen uno nod
anoere @ebiete, Sranfrei6 bas otter
rei6ii6e @liaB uno mebrere 2Gnoer-
itreden Lungs bes Gbeins. Neben oie-
ier 3uriidorangung uno S6nl1le-
runs oes oeutiden ginfluiles nod au-
ben i6aoigte bie proteitantii6e n&e-
formation" bas oeuti6e 8olf oaourh,
oaB iie ben fllrdtbaren 3pieipaIt ,tno
Die bitterite gnt5neiung i'm ssrnerl
oes oeutiden 8aterlanoes berporrief.
Gs fam gum 8nuernfriege, beiien
3uiammenbang nit Der rNeforma-
tion" audi bon mabrbeitsliebei1oe
proteitantiihen @eldi6tsi6reibern
5ugegeben mirb. Deutidlnno bot IN
alien @ebieten. mo- Der Mufrubr ur1b
Der aries eetDiitet batten, einen srau.
enbaften Inblid bar: @eit iiber tou.
IIeno &loiter unb S6loiier Iagen in
Ilfe; 5abaoie 9orfer tparen 5erlt0rt,
Die Selber llnbebaut, bie IdergerGte
uno ale fabrenben Sabi6aften ge-
raubt unb 5eritOrt, bas 8ieb getotet
! iooer geralbt; Die 8ittpen lln6 @ais
| len bon ben mebr als bunoerttaulenb
gri6lagenen befanoen iiG obne Seim
1lno cbne Sdut geraoe nie in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11

billiger 5ll proou5ieren als an6ere
i,no infolge0effen nit uns IN
Der gan5en @elt fonfurrieren miro.
8ir iollten lns idon aus ,bieient
8runb Der 8eitimmuneen Der MHan-
tic Gbarter erinnern unb 10 gut mir
fonnen oafiir iorgen, baB ale BoIfer,
auh Die beiiegten. in ibrer 2ebens-
fiibrung geboben iper6en.
SD bege nod INNER Die @offnrng.
baB mir uns biniibtli1 Der Giniglrng
GeutidlanOs NIT oen Muifen iperoen
ueritdnoigen fonnen. @enm bies aber
nidt geideben fonn, niiB auf aIIe
Sale Der auberbaIb Ser ruiiiihen go
ne liegenoe Seil 9euti9lan6s III oie
8irtifaft bon @eIt- europa mitein-
be5ogen iperben..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11
6rnafnr Uaft iihpr unfprp
Brntflhlanh-p h-pnlttik

Sn ieiner, in tnierer lesttpohigen
&unoibau aitierten &ebe in Sacoma
iagte Senator Saft u. a.:
y Dos Hedt Ser ruiiiiden Mrmee, oen
8alfan uno auh Berlin lnb @ien 5u
beieten, baben mir anerfannt unb it,
men oaour6 5u ibrer mahtbollen
Steaung in europa perbolfen.. Inter
idma6liden groteIten baben mir ei-
men groBen Cell 0eutl6lanos an $50.
len ausgeliefert, Inn oieles 2anb bier
onrd fir @ebiete 5li entid6bigen, Die
&uBlono baben noQte. &iermit baben
mir lns einberltanoen erfl1rt nit @e-
Ibietsanoerungen entgegen Dem @il.
len Der betreffenben 8olfer unb ouf
oieie 8eiie Dem 5ipeiten 8aragrapben
Der Mtlnntic Gbarter 5utpioergeban-
belt. SatIadIib baben mir nnlere
gruppen aus beutlben @ebieten in
Geuti6lano 5uriidee5ogen, oie mir i'm
Sample genommen batten unb Die
teilneiie BON uns beiest tpurben, pGb-
reno Die Guiien 10 Itarf bamit beldGf-
tigt maren, gang Siib-guropa nit
Iusnabme bon 8riehenlanb su
i6luden.
uniere Sanolungsmeiie gegeniiber
Geutihlano lit cine 8erleugnnng I'M
lerer S0eale uno ebenIo ser Itlantic
Gbarter gepeien. Wean fann rubig
iagen, baB uniere san5e Yolitif in
eriter 2inie bon Ga6e biftiert mar
uno bon Dem 8unide, oie @runo-
iase 5il beitrafe1l, oie gum &riege ge-
fiibrt baben. gs lit Dies elm getpib
natiirlihes 8efiibl, bas INNER aIle
golfer seleitet bot, oie in einem gro
Beren ariege erfolgrei6 getpeien iinb,
nber es lit oaraus ME ettpas @utes
gefommen. Sn unierem eigenen 2an-
be batten mir nod Dem 8iirgerfrieg
ons ihlagenolte 8eiipiel Der 8ergeb-
lidfeit uno Der trugiiden 5olgen Ell
ues oerartigen 8erbaltens.
8ir baben in Der Eat ben Weor-
gentbau-Hlan angenommen. Dieler
Hlan muroe ouf Der Salta-&onferena
in 8orihlag gebraht, aber praftii1
angenommen nuroe er in Yotsbam
ourf Braiioent Sraman genldB Der
Beroffentlibung bonn 2. MuguIt
1915. 9ie gan5e geiasungspoIitif
5ielte oarauf ab, bem beutlhen Bolf
flar5umaden, Dab es fir bas Ber-
breben oes &rieges Die Berantipor-
tlng trage, lino Die 8ebolferung auf
0as nieorigite griltenanibenu berab-
5u5ieben. Die Broouftion aller tpid-
tigen Nottpenbigfeiten, nit Musnab-
me bon Goble, follte berboten ODER
begren5t tDeroen. Die Mblieferung bon
neutrality-suspicious. iollte ben 9eut.
ifen nur iobiel iibrig laiien, Inn in
b0hiter ginfahbeit obne &ilfe bon
auBen ibr 2eben frilten au fonnen.
WiGionen 9eutlde ioaten aus Dit
Deutihlanb ausgepieien unb lire gr-
n1brung Dem berbleibenoen DeutIf.
lamb allfgebiiroet iperoen. Die Deut-
iden iollten alr Demofratie er5ogen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11

ais er Wiitoireftor elmer groBen 6a.
brif in Sranfreih mar. Geir1enl Hro.
buff perlieb er Ben international ge-
ihiibten Marfennamen yGellopbane"
Ser nur fir bie bon oen unter 2ei-
tung bon Or. 8ronbenberger Iteben-
oen Sabrifen 1nb ibren 2iaen5neb.
mern fabri5ierten transparenten 3el-
Iuloiefolien perpenoet tperoen barf.
Dieie baben einen Sieges5ng bnrd)
Die gan3e @elt angetreten.
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- 81. s., Sa. =

Gas beute 10 oagemein niibli6e
ilno llnentbebrlid getporoene geIlo-
pbane Jon bon einem S6pei5er err
flnoen Doroen iein. Ser grfinoer lit
Or. S. 6. 8ranbenberger, Ser Dor
fnr5em in ieinem 2anbbauie in
Bfafftfon ieinen 70. @eburtstag be-
ging. Gr. 9ranoenberger itammt aus
3Irif, perbrafte aber Sen gr0Bten
Sell Ieines 2ebens i'm sluslono, mo-
er groBe erfolge er5ielte. Seine gr.
ftnoune oatiert aus benz Sabre 1908,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11

ii9 1ngTt niibt nrebr, anfidtesl 5a
duBern, Die einem Bolt nit norrnoien
fittliden 4ni6aiiitngen Die Sdanlr0te
ins @eliht treiben nliiBte. @ie bel ois
len 2aitern, 10 folgt aud 0ieien1 Die
Strafe totiiher rah. Die tlatiirlihe
Strafe lit Die 8ernidtung Der Mai.
ie, Die infolge bes tpi0ernatiirlihen
2ebensuanoels ihlieBlid) aisitirbt
uno 5ugrunbe gebt.
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Otis. !. .nshr h sia
AbflIrmittsI a6is

Wsnn Sic irrisisEs
edsr nerv4e sans3
q n d m k@pe.
echrnerxer, CAse.
BlShungsn, We ..
dauungspt6F 3 Fuszg
und Appstitloslg-
ksit loiden, seelohs
ale auf funktle-
nGle Hartlsibi iSksdt
xuruck xufHksen
sein rn69an - be-
sorrcn Sic stch
Forni's Alpsnkr1u-
ter - die xotter.
probts MAgsnt1.
tigkeit anregende
Medixin. Enthalt
10 der Natur eigs.
non snedixinischen
Wurzeln. Krautsrn
und Pflanxen. Vor.
sicht: Nur IA Ee.
brauchen wie ange.
siesen. Sanft und
,nilds bringt AL
penkr1utsr trxge
Dxrnns xuEn Arbei.
ten und hilft yer.
hSrtsts Abfell.
stoffe ausxuschst-
den, die d y = ch
Hartleib iaksit vsr-
ursachten Cass IN
vertrsiben und gibt
dem Magen das
CsfHhl won WxEne.
Seien Sic weise e-ge
komfort. indsrn 81
darn. Besorgen Sic
PENKRAUTER.
Falls Sic 90 IN
NIGHT keufen k6nnsn
AlpenkrSuter . Elm
erha1tam Size
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-11

nncbN avung
Printing Cowndfu
rinD ndund
VeI
Lende zuelaut
Bite, schicken Sic Ihre Cabe noch heute.
Gpendn dsen Fonds bel der in gbr htweden
drer
l. Inn
demen
OF fu ofnedyc
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MUSTER sos s.:;...::.' w.:.,-,,.. Pre-

FoRNrs HEII-oEI. IUuaE7sr - -
sspeisch-bringt schne1s LAnAsxun9 -
eumatischen und msnsaleieehsa 0e&nese-
xen, muskulSsen Rtekensshmss1ap, seus.
fen oder schmerxsndsa Muaksln, vsessans
chunssn und Verrsnkuagsn.
gewisse .vorlbsrssAsAAs MaeaaaAorunosn
VIE Sodbrennen und vsrdauun9pee1ran.
ssss. hervorssrufsn dureA saa U6bssnase
Q Saurs
Evening star., 1947-12-07

In Paris where he had studied at
the Sorbonne during his own student
days, it seemed to him the people
generally were discouraged. Those
who are still willing to work have
the feeling, What Is the use?'
Fearful of outside domination, they
regard De Gaulle as the only figure
|about whom they can rally, although
there was a general feeling that he
is greater soldier than diplomat.
Even when Prof. Deibert was in
France in August, strikes plus
mounting prices were throwing the
rank and file Of Communist
Frenchmen into the gravest con-
Germ as they sold their valuables to
keep strength in their bodies.
The American University Union
in Paris, closed during the war, has
not been re-opened, although the
British one has been and is doing a
great deal for its nationals" he said.
"On the other hand the American
Church in Paris, the only American
church in Europe to remain open
during the war, is still functioning
helpfully and effectively"
Prof. Diebert this fall was cited
by the Alumni Association of his
alma mater, the George Washing
ton University, for his outstanding
service in behalf Of the university's
foreign students. At his headquar-
ters at 2116 G street in a pictur-
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IG. w. Professor Travels to Get
Facts on Conditions in Europe

clean and orderly, with the en-
phaSis on tomorrow.
When Prof Deibert got off the
train at Rotterdam, he had the
feeling he was in a cleared field
The bombing had been intense and
destruction near totality, but all the
rubble has been cleared. Trains
are neat and clean and running
on schedule, poor as the rolling
stock is. There are young cattle
in the fields, imported chiefly from
North and South America, as re-
placements for those seized by the
Nazis.
Luxembourg Mills Busy.
Luxembourg claims it has never
had a black market. 1t has the
same Foreign Minister (Joseph
Bech) it had in 1887; and is ex-
porting most of the steel 1t is max
ing, with this little country's steel
producing mills averaging an out
put which ranks the seventh larg-
est in the world.
The people in Belgium, in COM
mon with those in Holland, Luxen-
bourg and Switzerland are proceed
ing upon this axiom: Political the
ories may change but the laws of
economics do not" In their gen.
eral prosperity they are justifying
their belief that those who work
hard will get ahead
One of Prof. Deibert's pilgrimages
was to Gen. Patton's grave in the
cemetery at Hamm where the towns
people and their officials were rev.
erently proud of having this great
American war leader buried in their
midst.
Everywhere Prof. Deibert found
pathetic eagerness upon the part of
parents and young people to make
the most of the educational oppor-
tunities offered Overcrowding, lack
of textbooks, makeshift housing and
insuff1ciency of accommodation are
universal problems in school rooms
whose winter temperatures are often
as low as 40 degrees.
There Is general enthusiasm con-
corning the exchange of students,
so that the potential intellectual
leaders Of tomorrow may have a
basis of mutual understanding with
other countries" Mr.. Deibert told
me.
Black Market Grips France.
He was discouraged about condi-
tions as he saw them in France. The
black market has a strangle hold
upon the very vitals Of the country.
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Marriage Guidance
Executive to Speak

DR.. David c. Mace. general secre.
tary OF the Marriage Guidance
Council of England, will speak or
Foundations for a Successful Mar.
riage" at 8 pm. Tuesday in Firs,
Baptist Church, Sixteenth and @
streets NV.
A workshop for ministers and
marriage counsellors will be held at
1890 am. Wednesday in First
Church. DR.. Mace will address a
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esque old house recently acquired by
G. W., he maintains it's fourth sue.
cessive international House"
While George Washington's for
eign students are recruited from all
ranks, many come from the families
OF members of the embassy and le-
cation stats accredited to this
country. To meet their needs G. w.
has two courses in English for for
eign students which are extremely
popular. One is for beginning STU
dents, the other for more advanced
pupils.
While there is an International
Student Society, President Marvin
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pian College. He visited in the
homes of former pupils in Holland,
France, Belgium, Switzerland and
Luxembourg.
In Holland and the little 62x37-
mile Duchy of Luxembourg, he
found the people struggling off war
occupation miseries and working on
the universal theory that they
must spend less and produce more" "
In contrast to France, they believe
hard work will bring them back to
prosperity. Everything is neat.
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and Prof. Deibert encourage the
foreign students to become a part
Of the more general student life of
the university; and are gratified
by the extent to which they do so.
Miss Chu, Of the Chinese Embassy,
is an active member of Mortar
Board, honorary women's society on
the campus, and was recent host
ess to her fellow members at Twin
Oaks.
Foreign students do we'll in their
classes, are cordial, cooperative and
generally popular with their fellow
students" Prof. Deibert said.
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summer custom
of acquainting
himself through
travel with act
ual conditions in
other lands.
A fluent lin
guist, he has
been associate
professor of ro-
nance ! a n 6 u
a 6 es at the
George w a S h.
ington Univer-
sity for the past
25 years and is
assistant d e a n
of itS Co1,,r -
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Alan T. Deibert, adviser to the
$50 students from 48 foreign coun-
tries attending George Washington
University, this year resumed his
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luncheon meeting Of the group On
THE Role of the Family in Building
Friendly World"
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