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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
ColorfuL Interesting Life Has Marked
Career of Murysvilles Uncle Mack

Describing himself as a person
with, "a grasshopper mind and
itchy feet" Uncle Mack told Of
how as a boy, Is years old, he
ran away from home to kill In
dians and be a cowboy. Although
he never killed an Indian, he did
become a cowboy and spent
several years at that job, Uncle
Mack said.
So far during his life, Mr.. Long
believes he has lived in 25 states
of the United States, in Mexico
and Canada for short periods Of
his life.
tContinued on page .. col. 80
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
FOX DRIVE JAN. 10
AT ROSEDALE SCHOOL

There will be a foX-drive Janu-
airy 10, starting at the Rosedale
school house at 10 a. m. Lunch
will be served. All desiring to
participate are requested to bring
guns. A drive two years ago net
ted Z foxes and last year 35 men
got four foxes. There are said TO
be many foxes in the territory.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
The friends of Agnes Dodge, of
West Ninth street, will be sorry
to hear that she fell Sunday af-
ternoon and broke her hip. She
is in White Cross hospital, CO.
lumbus. Her room number is $50.
The doctors report her condition
as satisfactory.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-24

'continusd on page ,. col. %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

Maosfan'er (ortboooren) Nofriard 81
iintertperfen. Dnriinl Iino aud bic
prieifer Der iifrdiniiden nutofepbn.
len ortboooren Stride Der fomntuni.
itiiden 8erfoIgit,tg oiisgeiest. Sn oer
fpeftufrainiiben Nropin3 Woibpnien
tpuroeh bereits nht3is Hro3ent oer
grieiter In GAIT geiest
Sn @ali5ien 5lDi1tgt man Die ufrai.
nijhen fntboltihen Yrieiter, Die ei0es.
ltattlihe remesgrfldrnng gegeniiber
benz 5otpiet-Staat lno Der rniiiib.
ortboooren Stride segeniiber gu I'm.
ter3eihnen. 0d fih Die Drieiter obne
Musnabme tueigern 5,i i,nterldreiben.
berlieren iie Surddit ibre Yfarrei uni
iperoen 6aralif perbnftet. 0nr,int mo-.
rem i'm Serbit oes pergnneenen Sab.
res IN Der gr3oio5eie 2emberg mn
nod ieh3ig 8rielter in Sreibeit. Dieie
iibriggebliebenen tpore,l ieoob met.
items iebr beiabrte @eiltlibe ooer iol.
DIE 9rieiter, Die Die Yolen aus 8eit'
gnli3ien ousge,piele1 batten.
ltnb au ulebem lf)peigt itnier
8oIf! $50 bleibt Ga Die gmporung ge.
gen @eiDiheus3matg, Die 8egeiiteruna
fir Greibeit lno &e6t?
C.-St. d. GU. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

nes Deriiingten slIters 4SeIbSt has be-
riibmte .e6ngenoe @etpobe" in Der
SnInator. .anpeIle lit nod norbon6en
1in6 SoIbeins 6es aeIteren geimnit-
tes .Mbenonlnbl" b6net ipieoer ati
alter StelIe. go lit ct. 2eonbdrb irie
elm Bnnber Ser @nnbe i1nlitten ben,
@reuel Der geripiiitung. llnb ipie Be.
gliifenb lit 3in,al Die Waoonna BON
Steinle, Die bonn aeritorten Seiten.
altar n,inmebr in Die Niid)e bes al.
ten gingnngs perbradt tpnro, ben
geinder gu erniter Befinnlihfeit NAB
memo.
Mls id bann mad fat elmer Stunbe
mieoer beraustrete burh Die nlte 70.
,1oniihe Yforte uno beim Seimgnng
nihts iebe als Griimmer unb Triim-
mer, % fdlt mein 8lif nnr irlirler
tuieber oItp1rts aum Turm oes 80.
mes, Ser trotig tpie ebebem Die Stnbt
iiberragt, 1lno riidtparts gum itiIIe,
Bau bon ct. 2eonbaro, bon Dem oas
9uge li6 fnltm pieoer lossureiben
permag. Grilimpbierenoe @otif iiber
benz Gbgrltno Der Wo6ernel
ltnb tp1breno i1 meine Nugen I'M
mer 1pieber 5u Dem eben perIaiienen
&irhlein menbe uno ser beitere Son.
nenifimmer bes Silpeiter- -Gages nod
einmal feline Eiirme uno 91der iiber-
ltrablt, if1peifen meme 8ltde l,n,piG-
fiirlt6 gum &immel. Suit iiber ieiner
Iiirnte 8oppel5abl bat iid am min,
terliden Sirmament ser aart gerla-
Ierte Strom ieiner 3prrus1poIfen Su
5tuei groBen 8olfenitraBen eeforrlt,
oie ii6 merfipiirbis freu3for,nig iiber
Ser Stride iiberl6neiben. @unoeriam
SD mliB on Sen sos Ser FL. Siloe4
garb oenfen, no iiber Der &uppertt.
slbtei Elm lei,6tenbes areu5 iiD seig-
te fiinbeno BON Dem triumpbierenben
&eimgang elmer groBen &eiligen
bas iiegbafte 3ei6en bes &rc,lses, Elm
Signum oes !Simmels! Cine ie!tene
Seierlidfeit sog in meme Seele: ct.
Seonbaro tparo mir allr groBen Sill
oerIter-@ -@naoe - bon 3noerlidt pei-
ieno iiber 9riim1ner 5ur Sufunft. 1nb
flirrenb 5erltob Der Sdnee unter mel,
nem tpuhtenoen S6ritt - einem
neuen Sabr poller slrbeit entgegen
Johannes Maria Hocht
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

Gltern Die BerdntiDortiing fir 6as
8enebnnen ibrer SproBIinge trngen
lin6 nibt bic Beiasnngsarmee o6er
Die Wilitdrpertpnlt,ins. DoA Duroe
3useinst, rforreftipe" NoBnabmen
piirben ersriffen iperoen, iollten fid
Solbe Borfdlle tpieberboleil. 8onieitert
Der .geborben bieB es, oieie aorref.
trrmaBnabmen tpiirben iih mogliher.
iueiie niht nur ouf Die 4inber, ion.
bern audi auf bic gltern eritreden.
Ra6 grfl1rlineen Der Bo1i3ei iinb
omerifaniide ainoer in ben Srieobof
81 8remen gebroden, baben BORT ei.
uer religioien Statue Die RaIe abse.
idoiien rno am Samstog ouf einem
anoeren Grieobof Statuen nit 2ip.
penItift rote Singer nnb 3ebenn6gel
angemalt. Serner erbob Die oe,,tihe
Boli5ei 8eIhmeroe boriiber, bob ame.
rifaniI6e Shuliungen in Bremen ei-
men StraBenbabnfiibrer bon ieinem
@agen iparfen nit benz 9emerfen
.8ir iino Imerifaner uno fonnen
oas beiier als bu!" @uf @runo BON
dbnli6en 8ei6merben in anberen
oeuti6en Stdoten batte oas 8Iro bes
amerifaniicben Milttdrbefeblsb sbabers
IN 9eutldlano, General 2ucius 9.
GlaD, crit geItern gltern amerifani.
Ider ainoer in elmer @arnung ans
Ser5 geleat, iif mebr Inn bas 8e=
nebmen ibrer SproBlinge 81, film,
mern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10
Rtfd,nf Murnh,
Kn-Knnfrkratnr hri
Miind1rnrr Rifd.nfsmrthr

-M ii den. 9ie Beibe 6es
bodm'iten Wisr. Sobannes Re,tb1us-
Ter, Wiliionspeteran, ShriftIteller
uno @egner oes Ra5i-Resime, gum
Silfsbiifof BON Wiinhen uno sSrei=
ling, nm 5peiten Sonntag naf) Sitern
in Der ct. 2uSipigs Stride bur6
aaroinal BON SauIbaber, nabm einen
internationalen gbarafter ON. gliii-
itierten ood als aoniefratoren Der
bodm'ite 9iidof alopitus Wuen6 BON
Sarge, N..0af, apoitoliider 8iitta-
tor fir 9el,tlflano, l,no Der bottp'Ite
9iidof Sobannes Grit Dfieler, Qpo<
itoliider 8ifor bon Sdueben, elm
naber 5rel.no bes neuge,peibten gi-
Idols.
slls 9ii6of Wliend eriudt 1purbe,
ols elmer ser aoniefratoren 81, amtie=
rem, nabm er bies NIT Der grfldr,,ne
on, oaB oies elm Symbol Der .engen
8erbunbenbeit spiiden oe,,ti6en lnb
amerifaniiden aatboIifen iei Die in
Der Gergangenbeit itets beltano uno
It6 belonoers iest als elm 1pirfjanes
gano Ser driItliden &aritas er1peiIt".
giIfof Ms,len6 erinnerte an 8i-
Ifof 9ellbduslers slrbeit Dor Dem
ariege uls Soriibenoer Der @eiel1=
id)aft fir Die @laubensuerbreituns in
Oeutihlano uno 5iibrer Der MiIiions=
betatigung. als bie Na5is an bte
Wa6t gelangten, bate Der Woniis=
nor oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit
Der Stride in Sano, i,no soa iih oft
ben 3orn ser Sitler. .@efolglhaft Su.
sSrt Sabre 1941 ipuroe ct perbaftet
alno in Gon5entrationslaeern llnter=
gebradt, biz er om &riessenbe Don
amerifanii6en Sruppen aus Dem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gahau befreit
tuuroe. Sn iiinserer 3eit tpuroe Der
neue 9iibof ourd) iein guf .areu5
l.nb SpaItifa", bas Die airdenperfol.
gung ourh sic Na5is i6iloert, in
peiten areiien befonnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10
2ieber 2eier!
Sen6e ben ,Obip-8aiienfrennS' Sei-
men Mnseb6risen in 0entihlanS.
8reis: $500 pro Sabr.

| MAXIMILIAN-SALBE
altberiibmte RrGuteriolbe, uniiber.
troffen bel
8ran b 10 u a ben
aller art uno BEL onbern 2eioen,
DeIhe i'm beigebenen Sirfular on.
gege6en iino.
Ereis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
9 Gents Ohio State Gales Ear fir
oieientgen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men.
SOUR gu be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
26Ss Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10
SANOS

brtngt ihlelnige Silfe bel 3alsIeiSes
ouer Mrt, SouiiIitis, geinmares,
Afbma, 6abfeber nuS SinastronbIe
wegen ieiner giftteimt0ter,oen gieen.
ihaft.
ltniere felt fait ei,,em baIben Sobr-
bunoert BET ben dlteiten 2eiern bes
.Sbio Bailenfre,lno' betannten urb
OILS ,u,entbebrIides Sa1sbeiImittel
angeapunotes &rdutermittd lit aus
BEN beiten &eiIfrdutern hereeitedt.
Hreis- 600 per JIafde; $500 fir
6 Uaiden; $3.50 fir 12 5Iafden.
e1preB Collect. BarceI Hoit ertru.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

erfIarte oen 3eitunes beribteritotterrL
6aB er roitsoriidIt6en Defebl" bate.
niffs iiber Den 3rpef ieines Beiuhes
3u iagen. Or bate bic Reiie IN einem
Irmee. Jliig5eiig Don Granffurt in
8egleitling bon Snuptmann Sreb.
Ierid 'Smitb bonn europdiIhen Saupt.
quarter gemaht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10
Hrrntifdltra

Gie ltniperitGt 8ien perlie6 an,
5reitag General Iarf glarf oie @iir.
oe zines gbrenoeftors ser Staatstpii.
lenl6aften. Sn elmer 'anlprade ct.
fldrte Der General - ser sum 2ei6-
ipelen oer SeIterrei6er nod ben Ser.
Staaten 5uriidberufen tpurbe =, baB
es Der Delegation ser Ser. Stoaten
rmoraliI6 1tnlnogli6" ipor, in Mos.
fau 8orldlage Der 3uiien on5uneb.
men, Die noffenii6tli6 auf cine 8ela.
itllng Der politiIhen Souber1nit6t unb
oes tpirtihaftfiden 2ebens, tpie aud
Der ltnabbdnsigfeit SeIterrei6s" ab.
5ielten.
9ad) elmer Meloung ser vslII.
Ereb" lit leste 8o6e elm Sell ser
gluBenDanb bes ipGbreno oes &rieaes
itarf beI6doigtei1 Sranffllrter Doms
elngeitiirat. Ser 1ripriinelihe gau
oes Ooms reibt in Die forolingilde
3eit 5lriid. @r ipur0e oann inn 2altz
fe oes orei5ebnten sSSabrbunoerts tpe-
ietttfid) ertpeitert l,no mar cine Sieroe
gotilder slr6iteftur. 8om Sabre
1854 ab fa,1b bier Sic &r0nuna ser
oenti6en GaiIer itatt. SIN neun5ebn-
ten Sabrbrnoert fiel Elm Sell bes
9oms einem 8ranoe gum Spfer, Ser
8au ipuroe ieooh mad aIten 8ldnen
tpleoer bergeitelt 1,no mar oas @abr>
5etden Der Sranffurter Mltitaot.
Sic Seem gorfer ,Simes' befaBt lid,
in einem 2eitartifel nit 8oIens @ren-
sc lno NIT oen lesalen, biltorilden
nno ionitigen 8eeriinoungen oes Mn-
lprudes Holens auf tpeite, friiber
oeutlde @ebiete. sic iteat oarin felt,
Dob Die bon Holen iiber oie @rensen
bon 1889 Dinals anneftierten @ebie-
te nidt ~einitiges polniIhes 2ano"
ieien. SSn Salta, fiibrt oie ,Snnes
aus, bahen iib oie r@roben Drei"
oerltanoigt, ipeientlide Geile oes Oft
llben Delitldlanb an Bolen 5u iiber-
tragen, I'M oieies 5u nenti91oigen"
fiir oas, mos es on @ebieten 0Itlih
Der Gnr5on-2inie an MuBlan6 berlor.
Dos aber geidab nidt auf @runb
blltoriider Mnipriide. sSn Ser 8ots-
banner 8ereinbarl,ng befrGftiaten oie
r@roBen Srei", baB oie enogiiltiae
Seltlegnng Der tpeItliben @rense So
lens Der Negelung bur6 oen ssrie-
oensbertrag iiberlaIien bleiben miiB-
te. Die @ustreibung bon Deutlden
aus oielen @ebieten itelle ebenlo cine
gerletnng Der Botsbamer 8ereinba-
rung oar, tpie Die gef1lidten polni-
l9en Woblen. 9ns gleihe geIte fir
.elne Mnlieolnng bon Bolen in 6ieIen
@ebieten. Die ,Eimes' ftelt feIt, 6aB
nnter rniiiibem Druf oie 8eftin-
mlrtgen Der MtIa11tic gbarter fraB
miBadtet tporben ieien.
ginen @ermuttropfen IGBt Mnne
O'Snre Mcgorn1if in Der ,Eimes' in
Den 8eher Der naiben Sreu6e fallen,
nit Der bier uno ba Stains Bemer-
fnng Tim @eipr1h nit Mdr1boII) auf-
genonmen tplrbe, Der fruhtIofe Ser.
bnnolnngsfnt1pf IN Mecsfau babe
nihts gntmutigen6es ~ aafoem oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10
mintrrfnnt,r iihrr
6t. Ernnharh
Son fatboliIdem @ieSeranfbam i'm
5eritSrten alien sSranffnrt

syranffurt, Die nlte Stabt
fatboliiher Seiligtii-
aner, Die @eburtsitabt zines
Sobann @olfgans BON @oe.
the, bat I'M &riege grauiam
.biirh 8ombeu 1,nb Seuer ges
,Iitten. lleber Ole 9alfte Der
Staot = uno Dor nllem Die
sutitaot init ibren sroBen
j &u1Itidasen aus mittelalter-
libers 3eit -vr ipuroe elm &arb
L. Der Slnt1irnen. llnlIo erfreuli.
der, ,SuB iid} bel,te aud bier
fatbolilher sfufbaamiae regt:
!. Mir geben bieriiber einen le.
benoigen 8eriht aus Dem io-
eben- gu gnbe gebenben @in-
fer, Der auA fir Granffurt
uno ieiue 8enolferun9 uniags
i bare 2eiben burd &uneer unb
. aalte, burh Scot OH aalorien,
&oblen uno gefleibung ge-
bra9t bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

Gin gInsflarer, froitiger SilbeIter-
Morgen liegt iiber Sranffiirt 1,ttb Der
meiten Main-2anoihaft. @dbrenb id
meme Shritte i'm fnirihenoen, bart
gefrorenen Sdnee BON Der nod inl-
mer burdsebtaienen ct. gonifatius-
Nfarrei gegen 6en giiernen Steg BIN
le11fe, miro mir i'm lngeii6t Der
idtper oerbombten Sduierfronten bon
oiesleits ,lnb ienieits ses Mains i,rrb
ser eraniam 5erltorten Silbouette Der
Banls- Stride 1nb oes Comes nod
einmnl betpuBt, tpie furhtbar Ser
&rieg boh Ole alte @roBItabt am
Wai,l getroffen. No9 iino iiberan in
ben @auiern feline SenIteri6eiben,
ionbern n1eiit nur Bappe, uno grenn-
itoff. ,1n6 Mabrungsnot allertbalben.
sluf Der StraBe Ielen - ielbit Dor.
nebm eefleioete - Haiianten Die bon
einem 2ainpaeen berabgefallenen
aoblenItiide auf =. Ser Main lit
iiber . Meibnahten Sugefroren, Die
Sdiffabrt Iiegtbrad. Bie lange tuers
ben ole serinsen gorrdte nod ret
hen2 ~ 44rf
glls ifb IN Ser idarfen Sitluft iiber
ben ebenf; ;erneuerten gilernen Steg
ihreite i11lb mir Die 5erbontbten 8ier-
tel Der EMIT 10 malerilden 9lltitaot
bas @rauen bes &rieges nod ndber
ridden, fdHt mein Blid altf einen Ba11,
Der, eben bes @eriiItes entfleibet, als
elmer Der gang tpenigen tpieoerberge-
Itelt lit uno nit bobem @iebel bie
Triimmerreiben 6es l1fers iiberragt:
ct. 2eonbaro! @oitlid geglieoert, NIT
ieinem feinen, boben gotii9en gbor,
ben Itumpfen 9iirmen u1b jeine,n
lteilen Dah, itebt 6as ihmude &ir1-
lein I'M Itrablenoen @lana Der @in-
terlonne! Man retbt iih sic slngen,
Oh es @irfli1feit ODER elm Traumbilo
lei. uno iieb! Sn oer gIeiBenoen Con-
ne bes Wintertags fuufeln iogar
Sdeiben in ieinen 6enitern =. /! Sb
ipobl oie alte ebr1piirbige Stride I9on
betretbar lit? @eiagt getan! Sin
Der Miifieite, iuit oa, mo oie boblen,
leergebrannten Senlterb0blen Ser nnl-
liagenoen Saltier pie laite Mabner
bernieoerihauen, flinfe ib ben giir-
griff nie6er !. iie lit often! SD trete
in einen &aum - 10 tpeibenon, 10 se-
raoeou iiberir6iib eritrableno in iei-
ner @otif, - 10 better u1b i1on, oab
id mid 5llrrdhit faiien nluB, nab an
Dem gleno, has id nod ioeben brail-
ben erblidte ~. Gin tpabres 5hat-
fditlein alter &unit eroffnet iid Dor
neinen 8liden! Gum sSabresenbe aud
ieiner inneren @eriiIte e,ltfleioet, er-
0ffnet iid mir in ieinen iteilen 5dn-
len, in ieinem bohrngenben gbor, in
Der Weite ieines berrlid iibertpolbten
Gtaumes cine ipabre Spnpbonie goti-
iber firhliber &unit, oie &er5 un6
Seele tpie nit tauieno Rraften in
8ann idldgt!
Silbefter in ct. 2eonbarb!
gs 1T eistaIt in Dem ihmuden
9fanm. fo6aB man ben Mtem fiebt;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

Or. Sugo gdener, Der befannte
oeutide 2uft1d)ifffonitrufteur, traf
lette 8ohe NIT ben 6lug5eug in
2afeburit Elm, Inn nit MomiraI &.
g. IS. Settle, Dem Setter Der 2uft.
l6iff-6lotte Der Warite, 5u fonferie.
rem. Ser befannte Biiienidaftler. Ser
bor Dem ariege Die be,itiden 3ep.
peline enttporfen l,n6 ge1teuert batte,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

glns 8remen mel6ete 1,rterm 2. bs.
Ole rglii. BreB": Minberiabrige &in-
ser bon MilitdrperIonen Der amerifa-
niIhen 8efatungsarmee bil6en fir
Die anerifaniiden 8eb0rben Elm Bro-
bIem. Die oeuti6e Boli5ei bat ndnnlid
9eidmerbe gefiibrt bob amerifanifde
Rinosr einen oeutiden Grieobof ent-
tpeibt uno einen Observation-Disclosures
BON Ieinem Wagen getuorfen baben.
Die Beomten erfl6rten ieooh, Bob Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10
Gilbeiter in ct. 2eonbar6!

gs 1T eistaH in Dem fam,lden
9fanm, fo6ab man ben Mtem fiebt;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-10

SberIt Sad IS. Gurant 1puroe in
5ranffirt 5u fiinf5ebn Sabren
3nangsarbeit unb gntlailung aus
Dem Seere oerurteilt; Dos &riegsge=
riGt bate i'm ser Mitt1terl6aft on
Dem pbantaItii6en 9iebItabl Der bel=
iiIden &roniuuelen fir iduloig be-
funben. Ser @ert Der sltpelen muir
oe allf mebr als $1,500,000 angege=
ben. @lei65eitig borte man bonn Sees
re, baB in aiir5e in ben 3iuilgeridten
Der Ser. Staaten slnflage gegen an-
oere Berionen erboben lpiirben, Die
nit Dem DiebltabI in Gerbinouna ee-
itanoen baben. Die slnflagepertretung
bat mieoerbolt in iebr itiirmiiden
8erbanolrngen oerIidert, OaB nod
tpeitere amerifaniihe Sffi5iere, oar
unter audi @enerdIe, init Dem Sieb=
itabl Der Sltpelen aus SdloB aron-
berg in 8erbinoung geltanoen batten.
Gurant, beiien Sral bereits eine
fiinfidbrise Gefdngnisltrafe ablist,
muroe oon einem &riessgeridt perlr-
teilt, bas iit aus adt Sberiten gu
iammeniebte. Ser iiebenlnooreiBig
Sabre alte Sliegeroffi5ier aus @aib-
ington, 9. g., tp,troe Der @nflage in
adt Bunften iiberfiibrt; barunter be-
fanoen iid Die slnflage megen 9iebs
ItabIs, S9muggelei ilnb SalIdbeur-
fltitoung, Inn feline gntlaiiung aus
6em Sepre all beIf1Ieurioen
The Homer homesteader., 1947-06-23

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
DON BURRUS and WIFE
RETURN OVER HIGHWAY

Don Burrus, department head OF
the Native Arts and Crafts clearing
house of the Alaska Native Service,
returned to Juneau with Mrs. Bur
rus yesterday on the Donjac from
Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. BurruS left Juneau
carly in the summer, shipping their
car to Prince Rupert, B. c., and then
driving over the Caribou Trail 10
Prince George and south into Wash
ington.
They visited at the family homes
in Everett and Spokane, Wash, and
contacted native crafts dealers
around Montana and in Minnesota
Burrus remarked today that he
kept the same air in his cars tires
for the entire summer until one day
driving north on the Alaska High
way when he had eight flats in a
row. They reached Haines on Mon
day of this week, and have left their
car there until transportation TO
Juneau is available for it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
WOOL ALCOHOL
DRINKING BOUT
LEAVES SIX DEAD

BELLE GLADE, Fla, Sept. g.
R-SiX prisoners were dead today
and three others were dying af-
ter drinking wood alcohol mixed
with coffee at noctural party
at the State Prison camp near here
last night.
AT Tallahassee, chief clerk S.
L. Walters of the prison division
said 16 negroes consumed pint
of wood alcohol which was filched
earlier in the day by two men
working in the prison paint shop
The two were listed among the
dead
All prisoners who drank tbs
poisonous mixture became violent
ly i'll, and six succumbed during
the night. Three others are in
critical condition.
Walters reported that the pris-
.oners consumed the alcohol at a
surreptitious gathering after sup
per last night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
Russ Rebuffed
On Protest 10
Etonon1itpIan
Failure 10 Garry Out Pots
dam Agreement Charg-
ed Back 10 KremIin

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-IR-
The United States has told Russia
that it will not await Soviet con-
sent to use increased production
in western Germany for rebuilding
Europe. thus easing the financial
burden on this country.
The State Department made this
plain in note published today
firmly rejecting Russia's protest
against a British-American decis-
ion to step up the level of in
dustry in their occupied zones to
approximately 1886.
The note, charging failure of the
Russian government to carry out
the I945 Potsdam agreement had
placed upon the United States a
heavy financial burden in the &C.
cupation of Germany said
The United States government
is unable to accept the thesis that
nothing can be done to alleviate
the financial burden of the United
States or to develop within the
framework of the Berlin agreement
the contribution of the western
zones of Germany to the economic
reconstruction of Europa until the
consent of the Soviet government
has been obtained"
The note, delivered to the Rus
sian Embassy in Washington yes
terday, said further:
The U. S. government feels JUS
titled in pursuing detectives which
have been commonly agreed in
making arrangements for that pur-
pose with any other occupying
power willing to work toward the
common end
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
BRITISH UNIONS
SURRENDER PART
THEIR FREEDOMS

SOUTHPORT, England, Sept 8
---tR- Britain's trade unions have
adopted the principle of government
direction of labor, surrendering some
of their democratic freedoms in an
effort to speed national economic
recovery. 4
Delegates to the 18th annual
meeting of the powerful Trades I'm
ion Congress agreed to the measure
by vote of more than five to one.
This authorized the government to
route workers into undermined in
dustries essential to recovery.
The vote came after the delegates
heard Minister of Labor George
Isaacs urge British labor to work a
few hours longer a week, SO that the
government might secure an i'm
mediate increase of output where it
matters most, without an increase
of manpower."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
Crisis IN
EUROPE IS
NEAR NOW
Loveit Sounds Warning
Grim Presentation OF
Picture Is Made

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-R-
Undersecretary of State Lovett SAID
today that the economic crisis IN
Europe is developing much FAST
er than expected and some kind
of American action to meet it APP
parently will be necessary before
the end of the year.
In making the grimmest present.
alton of the European picture since
Secretary Marshall put forward his
self-hslp recovery plan, Lovett re-
peated refused to say flately that
a special session of Congress later
this year would be necessary.
He said that appropriate steps
evidently will have to be taken in
matter of months rather than
some time next year He declared
such steps might cover either tenn
porary devices, such as extension
of financial assistance by the World
Bank where possible, or might en-
Trace what he called permanent
BY permanent measures he o.
yiously referred to the Marshall
Plan for extension of American
ass stance to Europe on a long
range self-help basis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
"COCK-EYED" PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. - PA
high Treasury official today dismiss
ed as "cock-eyed" the proposal by
British Foreign Secretary Ernest
Bevin that the United States redis-
tribute its gold hoard in the Fort
Knox, KY, vaults.
The official, who asked that his
name not be used, said That's q
cock-eyed idea if I ever heard one.
IF they want some gold they can
get it the same way as we did-by
paying $35 an ounce for it," the Of
fetal said.
We'll be glad to sell them all
they want. The For Sale sign is
still on top Of our gold pile and any
time they want to make deal all
they have to do is say the word and
lay the cash on the line"
under the law, the United States
must purchase all gold offered to it
at the price of S35 an ounce.
Treasury records disclosed that
the nations gold supply is valued
at $21, 766 100000 (B), of which some
$12 500 100000 (B), is stored at TT.
Knox. The remainder is contained
in minis, assay offices and Federal
Reserve District banks throughout
the country.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-03
ALIENATION SUIT
subject SUES ON
DIVORCE CHARGES

Marguerite Schneider filed suit
today in U. S. District Court for a
divorce from Edmond M. Schneider,
charging incompatibility. She also
accused him of cruelty towards her
child by former marriage They
were married at Elmhurst, ILL.,, on
June 10, 1914, and have one child
from The marriage.
Schnoeker recently filed suit for
$4,000 alienation of affection against
Richard Kobbvik charging that he
had caused his wife to leave him.
The divorce suit was filed by At
torney Howard D. Stabler and states
that no property settlement is IN
volved The plaintiff asks for the
amount of $40 per month as support
for their child.