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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30

you know that we have won the
war and we have the victory
and the peace. Do we hoard that
victory and peace? Do we forget
those slogans we used to toss out
so lightly about one world :. !.
about democracy for all? Do we?
Or do we stand up and decide that
now is the time for victory and
peace to be translated into the
Jewish language? Do we stand
up and say ). you've had enough
brother and sister enough of
wanting and not getting :.
enough of holding out your hand
and getting it pushed back in your
face? Or are we going to have
them sing Kaddish for the rest
of their lives as long as they
can live that way? Let me an
swer my own question. We're
pretty powerful country. Maybe
the most powerful in the world.
We've got muscles that stretch
across the ocean and when
we want to get something done,
we speak up and it echoes right
into China.
The theme Of this country is
unlimited. Let's allow
that democracy to get behind the
barbed wire.
Let's allow our democracy to
sit down! beside the Jew in Europe
and talk about simple thing like
living a simple decent life.
And that won't happen unless
you and me we the people
who are democracy, act And
we can act in the one way that
means it the most by giving.
The United Jewish Appeal must
raise 10 million dollars by the
end of this year.
Dollars that are the life for
more than a million and one half
forgotten Jews of Europe. Dollars
for home and work in Europe if
they want to stay here /. for a
life in Palestine if they can get
through those tight doors for
a life in America for the few
lucky ones who get over.
I can't say more than that.
I've already said much more than
I expected to maybe I'd bet
ter finish quick maybe I'd
better finish by saying if
they're not helped now if
they're not given life now :.
then heaven help us we've
not only sold them out, we've sold
out ourselves and all those things
we say we believe in.
There is no alternative. They
must be helped -. and they must
be helped now!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30
DEATH is THEIR NEIGHBOR
BY AL JOLsON

I'm a singer. I've lot of in my time Some
happy happy but always they fitted in with
This time haven't song I've
got I've got words but they don't
with above with june The words have
mind with pain suffering And standing above all
forgotten who asks that question: You
who has been asking that for many years.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

cop,ugl 49, q lied St-.s b--2--- F.~-s~.iou
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

vile, being seriously injured in an
automobile accident on Saturday
night and is now a patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital His
father just recently commanded a
large ship OF provisions to Ger-
many and is now somewhere on
his way home and will probably
arrive sometime soon. Jack, the
middle son of the. Townsendse is an
Office employee at Buntings Muir
series on Duke street in Selbyville,
but has been out since his bro
theirs accident.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Roland Buell.
paid a brief visit to their little
granddaughter, Carole Louise,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pen
newill Isaacs of Milford, the past
Sunday. They reported mother and
daugfhter as doing just fine.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wilgus and
daughter, Mrs. Nettie West, and
Miss Addie Furman called to see
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Tompkins, near
Ocean City, on Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Tompkins is the former Miss
Carrie Dickerson.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10


Mrs. John Massey and children,
Jean and Gilbert. of Milford, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Donovan and children.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Harding and family were Mr..
Harding's aunt, Mrs. Vandy Smith
and son, Thomas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Durey Walsh Of Lynbrook, Long
Island.
Other weekend callers were r.. J.
Harding and daughter, Ella, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Harding, Jr., and chill
dren, Howard Morgan and James
Wiley of Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Wilkins and family and
Oscar Taylor of Milford.
Mrs. Levemia Parsons of Milton
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs VIM
Warrington and Mr. Warrington.
Mrs. Della Scheinder, who spent
the summer at Rehoboth, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. G. Reed and Mr.
Reed
Mrs. Grace Prettyman of North
East, Md, and Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald spent Thursday in Laurel
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pretty
man and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Holden anC
son, Lyn, of Philadelphia. spenf
Saturday with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. r. ]. Marker
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Lynch anC
son, Paul, and guests. Mrs. Francis
Flowers, of Wilmington. spent the
week at their cottage at Fenwicl
| Island
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davidson
spent several days with relatives il
Harbeson and Milton.
John Ingram of Milford spen
Sunday with Owen Deputy and Mrs
Annie Deputy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Greenly AM
Mrs. Matte j. Greenlv spent tn
weekend in PHILADELPHIA. Will
there thew attended the football
oame between the PHILADELPHIA
Fo0les and New York Giants a
Shibe Park.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
SELBYVILLE

The first fall meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice of Salem Methodist Church,
was held on Tuesday, October z, at
500 p. m. with the president, Mrs.
Raymond B. Norris presiding.
Mrs. Kathryn Browne filled her po-
sition as secretary while Mrs.
Leonard Lort made her reports as
treasurer.
There were 149 communicates at
the Lords table for the Holy Com
munion Day last Sunday. Our pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Jarvis expressed his
disappointment at such few be-
ing present on such a sacred time
when there should have been twice
that number. Among the very well
come visitors were Charles Cooper
and his nephew, Russell Houser
of Philadelphia, who are working
on the new church building.
We were quite sorry to hear OF
William Townsend, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George p. Townsend of Mill
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

Doc Walters gave me this for
rula: Its q sure-iire sign you're
getting old when you resent other
people having good time.
And the Doc means it hasn't
much to do with age. There are old
folks in our town who get a big
kick out Of seeing other people en-
joy themselves seems to keep
them young in spirit, with .
twinkle in their eyes!
And there are some others who
resent the young folks going fish,
ing; who feel that community
games and dances are just waste
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
REDEEM

There will be Sunday School
Services at McColley's Church,
Sunday morning at 10 a. M, Preston
Donovan, Sup't.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Layton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton and son,
Roy, were Friday evening guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Clendaniel and
family.
Miss Edith Rust spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rust
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Donovan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Webb
Miss Mary Lou Wiley and Ray
Burton, spent Sunday with Mr.. anl
Mrs. Charles Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rust spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. anC
Mrs. Calvin Joseph.
Shirley and Jimmy Mitchell ant
Ray Burton spent Friday with thei;
Grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Donovan.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

Mrs. Lima Reynolds spent last
week in Cambridge, Md, with her
son, John Reynolds and family.
Mrs. H. E. Clendaniel and Mrs.
Henry Wilkins, Jr., and daughter,
Carla Sue, spent Thursday in Will
mington.
Miss Jay Reed of Milton is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Carlisle.
Little David Greenly celebrated
his fourth birthday with party for
the following guests: Mrs. Henry
Wilkins and Carla Sue, Mrs. Roy
Fowler and Judy, little Tommy
Kemp, Mrs. Frank Clendaniel and
Nancy, Mrs. Richard Clendaniel
and Barby, Mrs. Francis Morgan
and Vaughn and Myron, Mrs. FL
bert Jones, Sr., and Dee, Mrs. Ver-
non Reed and Dianne, Mrs. Ed
ward Clogg and Jackie, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kibler, Mrs. Harry
Clendaniel, Miss Ethel Beardsley
Mrs. E. G.. Reed, Mrs. Della Schnei-
der, Mrs. Matte Greenly and Mrs
Myrtle Kibler.
After taking pictures the little
host, surrounded by his friends
spent an exciting time opening the
various packages which offered
joyous entertainment for all.
At refreshment time, they gath.
cred around the birthday decoratel
table, donned their party hats, sans
Happy Birthday and feasted on ids
cream, cake and candy.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
LINCOLN

Lincoln Methodist Church, Rev.
K. n. Wright. Minister, Sunday,
Oct. II, IL a. m. Church school. The
Union revival services will be held
at Lincoln on Sunday evening.
Miss Aileen Clendaniel and Miss
Evelyn Short left on Thursday for
Argencia, Newfoundland. where
they will spend two weeks as the
guests of Tfsgt. and Mrs. Harry
Greenly
Mrs. Elton Lynch entertained the
card club on Wednesday evening at
her home near town. Mrs. Logan
LeCompte of Milford. substituted
for Mrs. Myrtle KibIer; the other
guests were Mrs. Frank Clendaniel,
Sr., Mrs. H. E. Clendaniel, Mrs. John
LeCompte, Mrs. Evelyn Morris, Mrs.
Matte Greenly and Mrs. Geo. Der
lickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
entertained the past week her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Blakeney of Wash
ington. d. c., and Mrs. Grace Pret-
lyman of North East, Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Postles of Milford
were Saturday evening callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. nj. Burns visited
relatives in Milton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schutty anG
daughters, of Greenwood, were tbs
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. II. Clendaniel on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kibler of Hart
ford Conn, have been visiting hi.
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Kibler the pas
week
Mrs Gladys Burwick. Mrs. Mabl,
Clogg. Mrs. Lilly Fitzgerald, Mrs
Katie Fitzgerald and Mrs. Rutl
Blakeney were Dover shoppers Oh
Friday.
Casper Boyce was given sur
prise birthday party on Monda.
night. There were thirty-two guests
present Mr.: Boyce was presente,
with woolen bathrobe.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

CLASSIFIED Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
Glacier Yields Deer
1000 Years Old

OSLO Up A 4.OOO-year- -old
reindeer extremely well preserved
in Norwegian glacier was found
recently after the glacier broke up
under this summers record heat,
the newspaper ''Verdens Gang re-
ported.
A stone arrow pointed out from
the breast of the animal. Archelo-
gists decided the arrow was four
thousand years old.
Such finds are very rare in Nor-
way Similar preservation of pre-
historic animals are mostly known
from Siberian tundras.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

Adesrtitsmsnt
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
From where ! sit ~ Joe Marsh
How 10 Tel
You're Getting Old

of time; or who criticize temperate
people for enjoying mellow glass
Of beer with friends.
They're often welI-intentioned
folks, too. But from where I sit, the
minute we criticize our neighbors
for enjoying wholesome pleasures
like a game of horseshoes, a
glass of beer, or an afternoons
fishing-it's a sure sign we're
growing old lin spirit anyway no
! matter what our age is.
9s M~vs
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
Rare Mountain Goats

The state Of Washington ranks
first in the number Of mountain
goats, with $500 shaggy. nimble
footed animals. The other leading
states are Montana with 5000, Ida
no with 1900 and South Dakota with
less than 300. The Rocky Mountain
goat is classed as an antelope rath-
er than a goat.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
Yankee Automobiles
Are Picking on Him

GEORGETOWN, S. c. (R) =
The Confederate soldier atop the
stocky memorial monument here
leads a tough life.
He has been damaged by crash
ing automobiles four times during
the past five years.
One collision was SO severe he
required complete replacement
That brought more trouble, because
the replacement inadvertently was
clothed in a Federal uniform A
change was effected quickly.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

Law forbids the eating of sun
flower seeds on the street or in
business places in Endicott, Wash.
Evening star., 1947-01-20

WRc, 9:30-Hsdda Hopper tells Victor Borss
fhs latest Hollywood news.
WMAL, t0:00-"1hs Care Of tho Newborn
Infanf" discussed.
WTop, 1000" -"Drssonwyek' Stars Teresa
Wright and Vincent Prize.
WRc, t0:00-Jaaei Blair is guest vocalist.
VOL, 10:30-The new Broadway play, II
mans Rainbow" is discussed by lis produeer1
Lee Nmbinson, and to-wrters, {. Y. harburg
and Fred saidy. John Chapman represents tn
drama critics.
Evening star., 1947-01-20
Oh tine AR IoNI6NT.

WMAL, 9:oo-Undsr the direction Of Hans
Kinder, the National Symphony Orchestra plays
"caprieeio Espagno," Romeo and Juliet" BY
Tehakowky, and hrnefsIfs "Bsresuss and
PraeIudiun"
WRc, o:00-Jaseha Heifetz plays MendeIs.
sohns Concerto in E hinor."
WToP, s:OO-lrens Dunno and Rex Harrison
rstreate their screen roles in Anna and the
KiHq Of Siam"
Evening star., 1947-01-20

WTOP, 7:t5-pianls Art Taium sntsrisins.
WINK, 7:30-Gen. II. {. RoIdridgs. U. S. A.,
rsi., is the guest speaker for debate on rs
America in Danger Of Becoming a Miliiaridie
haiionl"
WRc, S:00-Wiilism Holden and Marsha
Hunter in Builder Of the Soo," dramaiizing
the building Of a navigable waterway between
Lakes Huron and Superior.
WMAL, 8:30-SherIoek Holmes prevents q
honeymoon murder.
Wpc, S:30-Eleanor Hsber and Christopher
Lynch sing 'libiamo." from ia Trayiafa." IS
thsir duet. ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-05

oas lit cine o,isoriidlihe MebenabiiHi
= has Babrbeitsgut 9eboben ans
Der @egenipart entboten tperben, 6ds
|aie tet0en babnbreHenoen Denfer Des
friitliben Mbenblanoes, albert oer
@roBe unb gbo,nns bon Mquin. ibrer
uno ie6er nnhfolgenoen Belt perarbei.
tet unb Derfiinoet baben. Die Shrif.
ten beioer @eiitesberoen oeidnen iif
geraoe 6oourh aus, bob in linen bic
8eisbeit aus Ratilr ,tno l1ebernotnr
ans Berf gerufen lit, oob nIIes gn6.
lide uno @anoeIbare ether iibergrei.
fenoen @eiamtiduu uno elmer einorb-
nenoen @eiantplanung nnteriporfen
lit, bob @elt unb Wenifen, Dob oie
2inge 1lno @eihebniiie nn5umaI in
ibren nahlten 3ielieslingen nn6 Be-
5iebungen atpar anerfanrt unb bon.
auf geiuiiroiet tperoen, bann aber bon
bodlter 8arte ber geieben ,lno am
ltrgruno aller @erte unbeitedlib ge-
priift iino. 9tpei 9otiahen MAIDEN
Die Sdriften bieier Geiitesm,dnner
Dem Heid) bes fonfreten, il, Itetenl
BedIel babinfliebenben Seins 10 per-
bunoen uno bod 10 Iberleeen: @as
lit uno mos eeidiebt, oas tpirb nit
e6tem BirfIidfeitslinn feiteeBoIten,
in allem, tpas baron gut lit, -beiobt
llno pflegiamer Gorge empfoblen.
aber ME perfdnet iih Der BIid in Der
Siille unb Dem @etpirr Ser eir5elnen
0inge unb Gribeinuneen, ionbern
INNER 6riugt er Dor gum @eienbaf-
ten, gum allgetneinen 8runbbeitanb,
gum formenben unb normenoet.
8runbgeies, gum 3uiammenbans uno
gum @eltalt-5aben in lesten ltriaden
unb Oronunespidneu. =.
8orerit tit geplant, bte 3eitihrift
in 5tpeimonatli6er Ibfolge erideine,1
gu laiier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-05
.Dir ,,rur @rnnuttn'

Inter bern Sitel ,9ie neue Srb.
nung' eriheint binnen turaem I'M
&erle-8erlae su Seioelberg eiae 3eit-
i6rift," Die berausgeseben tpiro BON
Der albertus -Magnus- -Mfaoemie Der
beutihen 9ominitaner al @aiber-
berg BEL aoln. QIs Serausgeber 5eih-
net Der beraeitiee Bropin5obere P.
2aurentius Siemer; S6riftleiter iIt
P. 0r. gberbaro Beltp, stuoienre-
gems an Der genannten 4Ibertus.
Wtognus- -Mf faoemie.
Die 3eitldrift lit felt Iangem ge.
plant 1,n6 norbereitet. 8eite, i'm eige-
men 2anoe ipie aus,p1rts anerfannte
unb geadtete @utoren baben tire Mit.
mirfuns 5ugeiaet. Ser Witarbeiter.
ltab beihrdnft ii9 ni9t auf slnge.
borige bes 0ominifanerorbens. gr
fon pielmebr aae l,,nfaiien oie Dem
@ebalt unb Der Irt Der 3eitihrift
entipreheno bic Seffentfi1feit au be.
lebren uno mit5uformen berrnosen.
Mus benz Yroipeft entnebmen mir
Die folgenoen gin3elbeiten:
Gs gebt 1Dirflih niht barum, bic
bereits porbnrbenen ODER nod a., er.
,uartenben 3eitidriften Inn cine ,pei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-05

8anoe es bonn Rallheift melt Der.
breiteter Eruei6een seidIogen nuroe
Wir iolleu uidt flagen, ionbern ban'
6eln nit Dem 8eipubtiein, bnB es gilt.
elm geiitiges beiliees 2anb 5uriida,i-
erobern nit benz Spfermut Ser &reua.
fobrer unb NIT ibrem &anpfruf: @ott
min es".
Der &ui Ser Stunoe ersebt an uns
uno bas 8e,puBtlein unierer 8ernnt.
tportune als Gbriiten iagt 1,ns, bob
mir unter oen SdIdeen Der 3eit nibt
tpanfen oiirfeu, ionoern nit Gbaraf-
terfeitiefeit bienIt- uno opferbereit
&ano ans @erf leeen miilien gum
@ieoerauibau elmer neuen unb beIie-
rem @elt. Wfit bent 8lid zines 9lpo=
itels miiiien mir bic guten anidte in
bieIer boien 8elt 5u eripdben 1piiien,
Inn lie Damn nit Der &raft Der apo-
itel 81, itdrfen uno su ertpeitern. Gen
Weutieen aebort bie 8elt. 8er5aee,t
beiBt bas Bertrauen perlteren al,f
8ottes 8orlebuns, un6 bas biirfen
mir uidt, oenn groBe Iufeaben Iie=
gen por uns i'm 8ieoeraufbau elmer
sertriinunerten @elt.
@ott lit Der 8allmeiiter ino Ger
81. Batter Der Baufiibrer, uno mir
iino unter ieiner 6iibrune oie 8au-
leute. asn unlerer @la,ibenslebre uno
i'm triitliben Sitteneeies lit uns Ell
ne feite uno iid)ere 8auerunolase ee-
geben.
aneeiihts Ser 8eree BON Sriinl-
mern ruft ,,ns 1nier 8aufiibrer su:
r@ott tann aIles. Sn Seiner Sano
traet gr bas Slid unb bas Cos Ser
8olfer ebenio tpie bic Bl1ne ser Wens
iheu; Or permos Tie in Milbe 5u
tpenoen, Die gr pia. Selbit Sinoers
niiie peroen in Seiner aILm11tieen
Saub 5u @erfaeueen, Inn 9inee uno
8eihebniiie 5u formen l,nb ben freien
gntidluB Ser Ser5en ouf Seine 3ieIe
su lenfen." ..
3anferfiinten Ser5ens tponen mir
Die @eiiilneen uub Mabnuneen un-
ieres 81. Saters befolgen. Sein Se-
gen tpiro in inns EWut llno 8eeeiite.
rung itarfen, blird5ubalte1 mag fon-
men Dos min. Son Neuem geloben
mir ibm Sre,le. greebenbeit utlb Sic.
be. @ott idiise NIT aarnahtiger 8a-
terbano unieren seliebten ST.. Gater
uno iesne iein Birfen unb S6affen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-05
Ann a.t rim rtutgra Erhp,1. !.
(Scrtfetuna bon Geite IL

eS in normalen 3eiten rur 6urh 6ie
erfabrung pieler Sabre per6en fann.
Wit oieiem 6ei6t,rm f0nnen mir nun
elm llel1es 2eben anfangen. Ma6 tpenn
es nidt mebr reid on 1nateriellen @ii.
tern miro, 10 CLAUDE id bod, oaB es
lfoner On inneren @erten iein miro.
Nose Der Serreott ales, tpas Ct In
uns tpedte, tpad erbaltenI SIN BobI-
leben perliert man iid 5uuieI an aei,-
Berli6feiten
Cine geiltuoue &Ioiterfrau, 6ie in
Der gea5l-3eit bier Sabre in 3ipilflei.
bern als Seeliorgsbelferit1 aearbeitet
bat, Die. Die gan5e 8arbarei Der Be-
nelh. .BoHdelpifen ntiterle6te unb
lblieBlid iel6er ausgetpielet tpuroe,
lhrieb mir gum Namenstaa: Ser
liebe 8ott iorgt pGterIid tp,lnoerbar,
oaB man 1dhgidm, hber itetig BON
aaeln, oas' e.WeniHs beiBt, Iosgeloli
miro 9eute bat uns beioe Elm
ereignisreides 2eben in oen tiefIten
Slefen aufseriittelt uno su elmer @ei-
re gebraht, lpie es ipobl Sabre Ser
getpobnten &ube in einem bebiiteten
9eim ni6t 5uipese gebradt batten
SD lonoiere iett inmer, Oh binter
ldonen fatboliiden 8orten Die Die
Seb e tragenoe 6 iebe itebt, unb
finoe id Die nidt, oann tperoen neine
Sbren taub 1no id boIe mir 6ie rehte
2ebre beim Serrn Der 2'ieb inn
Sabernafel :. CT 1peiit in1mer ,nur'
gSege Der 2iebe, peritebenber, perqei.
lenoer, per5eibenoer, ielbtIoier, tro.
itenoer, ertragen6er, opfernoer, al-
oeit bilfsbereiter 2iebe . .~
Mm 81. Iuguit 1912 tpur6e in
8ranoenburg Der 8aIlotinerpoter
Jrana &einiih nit benz &idtfftpert
entbauptet. Cine fromne Mutter hot
te i'm ihon BEL Der @eburt Dem 6err-
gott aufgeopfert; ourb Ranaler
Shnlbnigg peranlaBt, n,ahte er bier.
ipodentIihe grer5itien i'm Sa1ie
Stella Watlltina Der Selmiten in
Jelofir9; er tpur6e Hrieiter. uno Iein
gerbrehen? gr ,peigerte fd, &itIers
Hegierung ben Ereueto 5u Ieiiten; ct
tpollte niAt einem Megine 6ienen, bos
gegen Naturreht uno @ottes @eies
banoelte. Or bate iein 2eben retten
fonnen; aber er fiiratateaidt oieieni-
gen, Die ben 2eib t6teit hbbI aber
Sbn, Der 0eib a,no SeeIe ins Ser
oerben itiir5en fnnn. Ct tpoIIte @ott
mebr geborden als ben Men16en. go
itarb er als Martbrer, elm Nerbreder
In ben augen Der Na5is, Elm Starr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-05
Karninal unu prrytinn
inn Knlpinga-H Hrrrttt

Wabreno leines MuTentbalts IT,
Gbicago itattete &arbinoI bon 8reps
iine audi Dem ct. Rarp's Wiiiions-
baus in Sednp luo benz Gbicogo'er
9olping-Sous einen 8elud ab. lie
ber BEN 9eiud beim @eienenperein
beridtet Sr. Sans Gerl u.u.:
8obl Der ber5libIte gmpfang, bie
beseiitertite Sbotion ipurbe Dem oeut-
iden &uroir1al i'm 8olping=Saus 5u=
tell. ytie oorber batte bas gaItli6e
Sein Der fatboliiden oeuti6en Sano-
tperfseelellen iol6e Weni6ennniien
in ieinen Weaueru beberberst. Shon
friib5ettig 1paren ,ridt MIR oas ge-
raumige auditorium, ionoern au6
Die neridiebenen unteren 8Gune bes
Sauies. mo CUR lebertraeung Ser 8e.
ben mittels 2autIpreber 8orjoree ge-
troffe,t mar, iiberfuIlt. Siele Der 8G-
ite gaben Iid idon banit 5ufrieben,
tpenn tie irgenomo auf 8dngen ooer
Sreppen ei1,en Stebplas ergdttern
fonnten. 4ls Der be,ltihe 4aroinal
erifien un5 init Sen i'm begleitenben
grieitern 5tr feltlih eeid1niidten
8ubne I6ritt, berribte anoa6tspolle
Stille. Cine itiirmiihe Spatton ieste
elm, na6oem Der bobe &irhenfiirit auf
Der 8itbne 8las genommen batte. Die
tuelbeooae Stimml,ng 1purbe nod err
bobt als bos &atboliihe &alino in Be-
fainter Meiiteridaft oils 0infomm=
gruB oas 2ieo rGas lit Ser Sag oes
Serrn" 5u @ebor bradte. Ser 8r1-
les Der Gbicago'er &olpines .Sa1nilie,
Sod1ap. s. 4. Sarnii6mader, begriiBs
te bierauf in fur5en. ber5liben @or-
ten ben boben @aIt. 9lIs bierauf oas
Rolpings- -Sieo aneeitimmt ,no BON
allen anipeienoen begeiItert mitgeiuns
gen 1uuroe, ltimmte aud. Der bobe
@ait li6tlid erfreut ein. Sierauf er-
griff Der 3entralprdIes Der &atbolt.
lden @eieuenpereine bon glmerifa,
Sohtp. Bernard 2aufenper, oas
8ort. aud er eab Der groBen Sreuoe
iiber ben boben 8eiu6 bereoten Mus.
brud unb tpies gang beionoers auf Dos
legensreide @irfen Der &olpings-
Bereine, insbelonbere oeren ausaes
oebnte uno erfolgreihe 9ilfsaftion
fir 9eutldlauo BIN. Ser5lider 8ei-
faa oanfte bem Reoner, Der ii1 neben
Sodtp. Sarnii6mader in gan5 beion@
oerer Weiie ,lm Die 8orbereitung un6
0urdfiibrung oes slan5pon perIaufe-
men aaroinalsempfangs berbient &C.
n1adt bate.
Stiirmiib besriiBt, ergriff Johann
9aroinal 9repiits in oeutider Spra-
DIE 6as Bort. CT banfte auuGdIt fir
ben linn .bereiteten ber5Iiden GIMP.
fang uno betonte. baB es ibm beIon-
oere 5reuoe bereite, unter Golpinqs.
Sobneu ,peilen 5u fonren. Sen Be.
iub I'M aolpins.@aus in gbicaqo,
benz Weittelpunft Der ameritaniIhen
&olpings- -8eiueeung, betra1te er als
einen belonbers ibonen Mbi6IuB lei.
ner Heiie ourd Die Ser. 5toaten. Or
fiible iid ,,nter Rolpings .Biioern oa.
beim uuo lei i'm Rreiie Der Singer
&oIpines fein Grember. Shon oIs
iunger aaplan babe er in ieiner bah.