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Evening star., 1947-08-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-9


about the size and shape Of auto.
mobile tires. The Brazilian who
has the wreath concession In Rio
must be the wealthiest man In town,
with the possible exception of the
man who has cornered the crutch
and cane market. The poorer people
of this city send the wreaths to the
chapels and cemeteries by streetcar.
They simply hook the wreath on the
rear end Of the trolleys. AS q result.
most of the streetcars in town look
as If they had been decorated for
some festive occasion.
Oh. I guess I'll go on to Buenos
Aires as planned, but am quits
sure that my flrst story from there
will be dictated to a nurse, type
written by an intern, mailed by a
surgeon, and rushed to the post
office by ambulance.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1947-08-19

shiny new ones than you'll see in
New York-travel at q mad pace.
They travel two, three and four
abreast down the spacious avenues,
each driver apparently determined
to be the first to bag his limit of
pedestrians. Under an old Brazilian
law the driver of car which strikes
person cannot be prosecuted If he
is not apprehended by the police
within 48 hours. This, so people
here tell me, makes for the finest
set of hit-and-run drivers in the
world. When a car bangs into a
person the driver steps on the gas
and fees, leaving his victim kicking
and yelling. Then he holes up for
48 hours to emerge a guiltless soul.
But here is the payoff. Under
Brazilian law, no traffic victim can
be touched until a policeman arrives.
It is strictly hands off until the law
arrives. Sometimes the law is a bit
late in arriving. Indeed, a man here
told me that not so long ago doc
tor was walking down street when
he saw . crowd gathered about a
hit-and-run victim. The doctor in
stinctively made his way to the
scene and, to his dismay, found that
it was his own son who was stretched
out in the street. He tried to make
his way to his son but the crowd,
obeying the law to the letter, held
him back until a policeman arrived
BY that time the boy was dead,
having bled to death.
This law also applies to all other
victims Of accidents. A hfeguard
may yank a man out of the surf
of Copacabana Beach, but he must
not render first aid until copper
arrives and gives his okay
Wreaths Shaped Like Tires.
Knowing about these laws. 1t did
not surprise me when I visited the
vast open-air flower market in
downtown Rio to find that funeral
wreaths dominated the scene. For
every bunch Of cut flowers there
were hundreds of gorgeous wreaths
Evening star., 1947-08-19
This Changing World
Sabotage Seen Likely in Pacific Crash
Of Gen. MacArthur's Personal Plane

and Uruppu in the Kurile archipel-
ago. The Kuriles were sacrificed to
Russia at the Yalta conference.
The Kuriles are now occupied by
the Soviet Army. The Russians took
full physical possession OF them
without waiting for q formal peace
conference. Furthermore, they have
started intensive fertilization works
and have removed most of the ma
tives from the vicinity of these
works, replacing them with Russians
or trustworthy Koreans.
The Kuriles are now. considered
by Moscow as part and parcel of
the vast Russian empire. The Rus
slams are aware of their strategic
value and know that 1t was from
these islands that the japanese
launched several hundred balloons,
which reached the United States and
set fire to certain forests.
Similarly, in the event of conflict
with the United States the Kuriles
would have real importance for the
U. S. S. r. as launching site for
meteorological missiles, which the
Russians consider to be their answer
to the atomic bomb until they de-
velop such a bomb themselves.
The chances of persuading Mos
cows leaders to return the Kuriles
to Japan are nil. The Soviet Foreign
Office already has made 1t clear that
it does not intend to participate in
the forthcoming preliminary con-
ference. But even If the Politbureau
decided to participate for reasons of
diplomatic strategy, nothing would
induce the Russians to give up these
islands. which they obtained at no
other cost than lip service to the
United Nations and its peace aims.
Other Blueprint Items.
The blueprint of the peace treaty
also provides that Japan Is not to
have a military force of any size,
outside of weak police force armed
only with pistols and submachine
guns. The territorial integrity of
Japan must be preserved, according
to the present plan, by the U. N.
How the peace organization, ham
strung by the veto power, would be
able to assist Japan in a crisis such
as Greece is experiencing is difficult
to predict,
All these matters have been sub
mitted to Gen. Macarthur, who Is
said to disapprove them heartily.
He sent his special team to Wash
ington to argue the matter of the
terms which America will present to
the forthcoming conference. Un-
fortunately the tragedy off Oahu
caused the deaths of practically all
the trained men who have been
working on the projected treaty for
nearly IL months.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

bringing about industrial harmony
than the Volstead Act was IN dis
couraging drinking. The only
recourse we capitalists have, II we
want to preserve our system, Is to
deal directly with labor ourselves"
Since that was written Congress
has passed law to solve" the labor
problem and passed it again over the
Presidents veto. But what makes
the quoted paragraph news. Is the
name of the man who wrote It. 1t
is Cyrus Eaton, described by the
editors of the Law Review as,
cleveland industrialist and banker
with broad interests in the iron ore,
steel, coal and railroad industries;
director of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway and the Sherwin Williams
Co.; trustee Of the University OF
Chicago"
Words Deserve Thought.
MIR. Eaton had a lot more to say,
all worth pondering during the
period in which the Taft-Hartley
bill is being put to the test. Some
paragraphs:
e"The one real threat to the cap
italistic system in America today Is
the cleavage between capital ana
labor. Despite the wishful thinking
of most of my fellow capitalists, la
Dor alone is not to blame. An equal,
If not larger, share of responsibility
rests on the shoulders of the capital
lists themselves. Take last falls coal
controversy as a concrete lllustra-
ton of my point.
cali that the coal miners had been
asking for was an opportunity TO
discuss their desire for somewhat
shorter hours and other small ad-
iustmentss in their working con"
ditions, But the Government, 'front.'
ing for the owners of the mines, de-
clined to consider any changes as
long as the mines continued in Fed
eral possession. And the mine op-
orators, hiding behind legal subter-
fuge and Federal possession pro-
longed beyond need, disclaimed any
obligation to negotiate with the
miners.
while publicly pretending dis
passionate aloofness, the mine own
ers under cover were working fever
ishlv. night and day, to keep tor
rent of abuse turned on the miners
and their leaders. through every
channel OF publicity, and to urge
all three branches of Government
executive, legislative, and Judicial
to crack down on labor. Thus led
to believe that the miners were out
to destroy our economy. public opln-
ion worked itself up into dangerous
state OF hysteria."
Labor Has the Votes.
1.-THE casualness with which we
capitalists seem willing-nay, even
eager-to invite the collapse of our
economic system in almost every
industrial dispute for the sole pur-
pose of thwarting labor. is utterly
incomprehensible. Labor not only
produces the goods and consumes a
large part of them labor also has
the votes. In a democracy like
ours, where the majority rules,
therefore, capitalism cannot survive
without the support of labor"
There is an active movement
under way now to translate that
momentary unanimity (of labor
into permanent solidarity. Whether
or not these efforts are crowned
with immediate success. eventual
unity is practically foregone con-
clusion, which cannot be dismissed
lightly. The prospect Of labor united
should be sobering to even the most
embittered and embattled capital
ist."
ITO avoid extinction, if for no
loftier motive, we who are capi-
talists will have to make immediate
and radical changes in our attitude
Evening star., 1947-08-19
On the Other Hand
Capitalist Offers Some Unusual
Views on Capitalism and Labor

toward labor and our methods Of
dealing with labor. We will have
to begin by muzzling such organiza-
tions as the National Association Of
Manufacturers. -"
The Cleveland industrialist and
banker had q lot more to say, but
there isn't room for 1t here.
(copyright, 1o47, BY Globe Syndicate0
Evening star., 1947-08-19

SplCe Lne TACT
that from all
a accounts this
city is one Of the
showplaces of
the world.
I'll tell you
why. I h a v e
h e ard from
South American
friends that the
tramc in Buenos
Aires Is m u c h
worse than 1t Is
in Rio. If this
Is so, then it
wouldn't be fair
To nu fanailu
Evening star., 1947-08-19

uuIiOuICCu cAAASS
last spring:
"One of our
peculiar national
traits Is a pa
thetic eagerness
to believe that
passage of a law
will solve any
problem wehave.
Let no business
man be naive
enough to be-
lieve, however,
that restrictive
legislation W III
be any more
Evening star., 1947-08-19

C an a da Is
Americas big
gest customer,
Britain Is Can
ada's b / 6 G e S t
customer. Can
ada is running
short of dollars,
too, SO naturally
she is intensely
interested in the
present demon
stration of what
kind of creditor
Uncle Sam in
tends to be to-
Evening star., 1947-08-19

plane the Ba-
taan-some OFF,
cial quarters in
Washington be-
lieve.
This belief is
b a sed on the
fact tn a t all
t hose missing
W ere the Su-
preme Ali e d
Com m a n der's
top policy fran
ers on the way
to Washington
to discuss with
S t q t e Depart
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Republicans but
by a New Dealer
W ho erv re d
throughout t h e
r o o o e v e ! t
Adninistratio o n,
first in the Labor
Department and
later as q mem
Der of the Ma
tional Labor Re-
lations Board.
The new labor
law which goes
into effect on
Friday Of thi 8
week with re-
Evening star., 1947-08-19
By Constantine Brown

Sabotage, rather than negligence
or other causes, may have been re-
sponsible for the crash of Oahu
Island of Gen. MacArthur's personal
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Bv L0weiI MeUeft

News is news. wherever you find
1t. The following was found in the
University of Chicago Law Review,
where 1t has been reposing largely
Evening star., 1947-08-19
McLemore
Finds Hunt Season
On in Rio Traffic
By Henry McLemore

RIO DE JANEIRO.-My itinerary
calls for me to visit Buenos Aires
In a week or so, but I am seriously
considering not stopping there, de-
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Labor Law Written
By New Dealer, Once
Aide Of Roosevelt
BvDavid Laurence

Maybe it will come as surprise
TO the union leaders, and perhaps to
the country, but the Taft-Hartley
Act was really written not by two
Evening star., 1947-08-19
By Doris FIeeson

TORONTO. Ont, Aug. 19-Can-
ada says she is watching the British
loan talks, nov proceeding in Wash
ington, twice as hard as other peo-
Evening star., 1947-08-19

When wyoming entered the
Union in 1890 it granted votes for
women for the first time In United
States history.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-25
TIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas, many children
between the ages of 4 and Is
were killed or injured in all
types of accidents during the
past year; and
Whereas, it is the duty of
HagerstOwn citizens to make
a cOnCreted effort to inStiII
in their children now re-
turning to school the neceS-
Sity of being careful at
home, careful at play, care
full at school and on the way
to and from school; and
Whereas, the time Of
school re-Opening is most
advantageous for emphaSiz-
ing these ideals.
Now, therefore, /, Rich
ard I'll. Sweeney, Mayor of
The City of HagerstOwn, do
hereby proclaim that the
period from September %,
1947, to September 20, 1947,
shall be known as the child
safety campaign. And fur
thermOre, l request all citi-
Gems to cooperate in this
safety campaign and to take
all possible precautions to
reduce accidents in line with
the National Safety COun-
ciI'S year-rOund campaign.
Dated this 10 Day of
September, 1947, AID.
Richard Fl. Sweeney, Mayor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

Umrljivost novorojenckov je
manjsa tudi cato, ker so novo-
rojencki namesceni v posebnih
otroskih oddelkih, kamor imajo
dostop samo otroske negovalke
in zdravniki. Obiskovalci 81 sme-
jo ogledati otroke samo skozi
okno v vratih sobe "a novoro-
jencke, ne morejo jih poljublja-
ii, ne morejo v njih kasljati in
iih kakor koli okuziti. Vendar
Sc najde tn in tam kak razgra-
jac, XII hoee vdreti v te oddelke
in XII izzivalno vprasuje, ali je to
svoboda, da ga omejujemo ME-
govi samovolji.
Vse tiste, XII sc razburjajo, da
jih ne puscamo v porodne ali
otroske sobe, XII Sc razburjajo
zaradi omejevanja O b i S k o ",
vprasujemo: ali moreno dovoli-
ii, da Sc brez potrebe okuzijo
matere in novorojencki in da S
tenn brez potrebe zvisujemo umr-
ljivost in obolevanje mater in
otrok, pa cetudi v razmeroma
majhnem odstotku?
Predstojnistvo Ginekolosko-
porodniske klinike prosi in po-
ziva svojce nosecnic, porodnic,
otroGnic in bolnic, zlasti pa vse
ostale obiskovalce, da cim bolj
omeje obiske in da popolnoma
opuste vse vljudnostne obiske,
kajti nikake usluge ne store
otrocnicam in bolnicam, ako jih
brez potrebe vznemirjajo in iz-
postavljajo nevarnosti infekcije,
LIE tako bono skupnimi ma.
pori dosegli nase ellie in z de-
janji podprli nase skupne zelje
"a leto 1947; to je, da bi incl
Sc vec zdravih mater in novoro.
ienckov. Dr.. Pdvel LundCeE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

zaposlsna xsnslka ali dslEls dobi so
bo in kopalnico v zameno "a
lahka hisna della. Shaker Rapid.
DA 2s55.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

DEKLETA mad 18 let stara "a pro-
dajalke kozmetike, cigar in delo
pri sladolednemu oddelku.-The
Standard Drug Co., 408 w. st. Clair
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

V ZaVOO nOlTanJe neprelSkdhd.
Tudi spolno obcevanje lahko
smrtno okuzi zadnje tedne pred
porodom in nekaj tednov po po-
rodu nosecnico, porodnico ali
otrocnico.
Prav posebno nevarna "a po-
rodnice v porodnisnici so rama
vnetja, gnojenja, kozni izpusca-
il, angine, grippe, influence, pre-
hladi it'd, XII jih v zavod zaneso
porodnice ali obiskovalci. Zato
je v interesu porodnic, da imajo
prvi teden po porodu CHM mani
ali sploh nobenih obiskov, pa
najsi so rodile V zavodu ali do
ma. Posebno v porodisnici, XII
ina tako velik promet kot po-
rodniska klinika, bi bilo najbo-
lie "a porodnice, &c bi bill obiski
popolnoma prepovedani, dokler
otrocnica lezi.
Po start razvadi ne obiskujejo
otrocnic samo mozje in matere
otrocnic, marvec tudi stevilni
znanci in radoVednezi; ZatO ONE
jujemo obiske lie polagoma. V
zadnjem casu smo vpeljali ma
nasi kliniki omejitev, da smeta
obiskati vsako otrocnico socas-
no samo diva obiskovalca, &C.
prav je tudi to proved. V bodoc-
nosti bono morali obiske Sc bolj
omejiti. Prestevilni obiski so
trenutno najtezji problem po-
rodniske klinike. Velika vecina
obiskovalcev pozdravlja mas pr
vi ukrep, S katerim smo omejili
stevilo obiskovalcev. ze pred
nasim ukrepom je omejil deka-
nat medicinske fakultete te OBJ
iske "a vse klinike ma sredo, So
boto in nedeljo med 1890 in
1870 uro.
Prav posebno so zadovoljne
matere, da jih obiski danes mani
utrujajo, mani razburjajo in
vznemirjajo. Stalno smo opaza-
Ii, da je v dnevih obiskov veliko
vec vrocin in raznih komplika-
eli, kakor V ostalih dnevih. zal
pa smatrajo nekateri obiskoval-
ci te omejitve "a nepotrebno ST.
kano in nam ocitajo, da omeju-
jemo svobodo. Nekateri zopet
izigravajo mas predpis in naso
kontrolo z najrazlicnejsimi tri-
XII. Pri TEN pa ne pomislijo, da
S takim ravnanjem samo skodu-
jejo nasim materam in dokazu-
jejo svojo nezrelost.
| Obiskovalce opozarjamo, maj
81 precitajo pred obiskom ma
vodila obiskovalcem nosecnic,
otrocnic in bolnic,' XII jih prejme
vsak obiskovalec oh prihodu v
zavod. Omenjena navodila so OBJ
enem vstopnica v porodisnico.
Ma porodniski kliniki je bilo
rojenih preteklem letu 1851
otrok, 81 krat smo imeli dvojcke
in enkrat trojcke. Med novoro-
jen6ki je bilo 1852 deckov
(51.79%) in 1,7O5 deklic (48.21
odstotkov).
Ako primerjamo povprecno
stevilo mrtvorojenih otrok v le-
tin 1920 do 1886 stevilom mr.
tvorojenih otrok v preteklem le-
tn, belezimo tudi tn precejsen
napredek. V omenjenih II letih
je bilo povprecno 4.41% mrtvo-
rojenih otrok, docim Sc je rodilo
v preteklem letu samo 2.48 %
mrtvih otrok.
Tudi povprecna umrljivost Ii
vorojenih novorojenckov "a Ca
sa bivanja v zavodu je padla.
Povprecna umrljivost v letih
1920-1936 je znasala 4.41%, v
preteklem letu pa samo 2.45%,
eeprav smo imeli v preteklem le-
tn visoko stevilo nedonosenih
otrok, XII so tenn mani sposobni
"a zivljenje, CHM mani so dono-
Semi.
Nedonosene otroke smo odda-
jail v prejsnjih letih takoj po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

PREGLEDovALKA oblek; "a "a
vijanje in rezanje. Stalno delo.
SCHREIBEH WALLACH CO.
1898 w. 8 ST.. z. nadstropje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26
Uspeh porodniske kIinike v Ii iub|ioni
V |e+u I94b


ljubljansko porodisnico spreje-
tih 1878 nosecnic in porodnic.
Cd teh je rodilo 3,488. Tako veil
ko stevilo porodov ina maloka-
terra evropska porodisnica. Tudi
v nasem zavodu do lanskega leta
nismo belezili Sc nikdar tako vi
sokega stevila porodov. Najvee-
jo frekvenco smo pred vojno do
segli leta 1886, ko smo imeli 2, ,106
porodov. Med vojno je stevilo
porodov znatno pablo; v letu
1943 ma 1,21O in v letu 1914 ma
1927.
Da smo lahko absolvirali tako
visoko stevilo porodov, gre "a
sluga v prvi vrsti nasemu mini
strstvu "a ljudsko zdravje, XII je
poskrbelo "a razsiritev porodis-
nice ma Sc enkratno stevilo po-
stelj, v drugi vrsti pa pozrtvo-
valnemu delu osebja, XII della po
vecini IL ur ma dan, cesto pa
tudi vec. Marsikateri bolniski
delavec Sc ne ozira ma umik,
marvec z veseljem opravlja delo,
XII mora biti izvrseno.
Razveseljivo je, da smo imeli
izredno nizko umrljivost porod-
mic, in sicer O.O86 odstotkov vseh
porodov. To je: ma 1000 poro-
dov ne pride niti en- smrtni pri-
mer, ceprav so vsteti vsi smrtni
primeri ne glede ma to, ali gredo
ma racun komplikacij nosec-
nosti, med porodom in v otroski
postelji. V umrl jivosti stejemo
vedno vse zavozene porode, vse
porodnice, XII prihajajo v zavod
tezko okuzene ali izkrvavljene,
XII prihajajo v zavod v brezup-
nem stanju ali cello umirajoce.
IL obnovljene statistike O gi-
nekoloskem in porodniskem delu
letih 1920 do 1886 je razvidno,
da je bila povprecna umrljivost
porodnic V teh letih 0.73%o. To
Sc pravi, da je umrljivost porod-
mic v preteklen 1etu priblizno
osemkrat manjsa cd povprecne
umrljivosti v letih 1920 do 1886.
Pripomniti pa moramo, da je
tudi O.73qo umrljivost dokaj
nizka in ugodna.
Da je bila v lanskem letu umr-
lUvost &tako nizka, sc moramo
zahvaliti mnogim ciniteljem, Cd
tkaterih navajamo samo najvaz-
nejse:
Ma prvem mestu je morda
sreGno nakljucje, da nismo imeli
mnogo tezkih porodnih kompli-
kacij, XII zahtevajo visok odsto-
TEX smrtnih zrtev.
Ma drugem mestu moramo
omeniti vestnost osebja v asep-
81 in antisepsi, kakor tudi boljse
pogoje della v razsirjeni porod-
niSnici.
Ma tretjem mestu maj omeni-
mo boljso organizacijo zdrav-
ljenja tezkih krvavitev, XII so pri
porodih razmeroma pogoste, in
pozrtvovalnost osebja, posebno
babiskih ucenk, XII je grupirano
krvne skupine in vsak trenutek
pripravljeno darovati kri izkr-
vavljenim porodnicam. Ogrom-
ne koristi nam zadnjem casu
nudi transfuzijski zavod, XII je
bill lani ustanovljen V okviru
medicinske fakultete. Ia zavod
nam nudi Oh vsakem casu po-
ljubno kolicino konzervirane
krVi.
Ma cetrtem mestu navajamo
novo zdravilo penicilin, XII prav
dobro sluzi v borbi proti porod-
nemu prisadu.
Poleg omenjenih faktorjev je
Sc veliko mani vaznih ciniteljev,
O katerih tenn kratkem pregle-
du ne moreno govoriti.
V borbi "a dobrobit nasih po-
rodnic in otrocnic, v borbi "a
cim manjso umrljivost in cim
manjse obolevanje med porodom
in pc porodu nam v veliki meri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-26

DECKER AVE. sob spodaj; $
zgoraj; 2 garazi; 34x152; fornez.
Ia takojsnji prevzem. Radi odhoda
lastnika. Cena $4,000. - HE 2es2.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-26
- 6. g., &ans.

gs lit ni6t ratIam uno borteilboft
aus Solunoerbliiten (gloer 8loiioms)
&ein 81 bereiten. 9ieie tun iebr quite
StenIte als See. Sesbalb raten mir
Sbnen uno anoeren 2eiern, aus rel.
fen Solunber6eeren @ein 81 maiden
ga6itebeno Elm erprobtes &e5ept:
Wtan bride griinoli6 Sen Safi
ser 8eeren beraus, am beiten nit
elmer 8reiie, uno fiige cine gleihe
Suantitat fo6enoen @aliers bin5u
Die Wii6ung IGBt man 5pei Stun,
oen 5ugebedt iteben, fiige 5u iebe,
8auone 8eerenIaft bier 8funb brau.
men 3uder uno IdBt es 5ueeoedt in
einem SOB garen, mas bel marmen
gSetter etipa 3 Bis 4 @o6en oauert
Sas Spunolo6, oas na6 oben ge.
febrt lit, beoede man NIT einen
Stiid Sud). Sobalo oie beftige 8Gr.
llng norbei lit, I6lieBe man llftoi61
81, uno laiie oen @ein an einen
fiiblen Glat ablagern. gtaf ettpa
bis 6 @o6en fann man i'm aui
5lalGen 5ieben. gead dbnltbem Ser,
fabren fann man uus irgenoeinet
slrt geeren ober &irihen, ielbit 3bo,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-26
3meinnbsuansis 8fnnb 2iebes-
gaben-Eafete nad) 9entidlano. =

Som slGiierten &ontronrat tpuroe
Dor einiger 3eit befanntgeeeben, baB
,Oas 8enidt pon 2iebesgaben-8afe
ten oie bonn Iuslano nod 9euti6-
lano gel6idt tper0en biirfen, bon elf
ouf 5peiuno5nan5ig 8funo erbobt
murbe. Sierbei banoelt es it6 INN 8a-
fete, Ole auf Dem normalen 8oittpeg
perianot 1peroen, uno nidt ettpa Inn
5ra6tgut. 0ieie 8erooppelung oes
oorberigen So6itgepidts bieier Ba-
fete tpuroe bonn Gontroarat beidloi-
len, Inn pripate gluslanosbilfe fir Die
notleioenoen 3euti6en 5u permebren.
Seitoem Die 8erienoung bon 2iebes=
gaben-Bafeten bon ben Iuiierten ge-
ltattet tpuroe, iino aus oen Ser. Staa-
ten allein ungefabr 5ebn Miaionen
Oieier 8afete in oen bier 3onen
Geutl6lanos ongefommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-26
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