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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21

phone when he needed It, but he
wasn't given to airy persifiage.
Then along came Franklin Roose-
welt and the New Deal, a part Of
which was five-position branch
exchange with more than 200 off,
cial extensions and 20 outside trunk
connections to handle the calls.
white House calling" became a
by-word.
Then also came the first woman
telephone operator and probably
the most efficient Of either sex that
the White House ever had OF will
have in many day. Louise Hach-
meister-''H ackie"-is probably IA
vorably known to more famous
users of the telephone than any
other operator in history. Her gen.
ius in being able to locate people
anywhere in the world has been the
subject Of many story. Louis
Howe, who introduced her to the
President while she was working at
Friends Of Roosevelt headquarters,
called her ''the worlds greatest
telephone detective because, he
said, ''she doesn't need number to
get her man."
Once she located Cornelius Van
derbilt Jr. with no other clue than
that he was motoring east from
California.
/ don't know how many long
distance calls a day she put in at
the peak Of the war but do know
that the number Of long-distance
calls out Of Washington jumped
from approximately 1900 a day in
1899 to well over 40, 900 in 1945. To
day they have dropped back to a
little over 1900. II Is fair TO as
sumo that the White House calls
have followed the same curve
under the nimble-Hngered direction
Of "Hackie."
Even by 1895 II took five
operators In shifts 10 handle the
White House calls. At that time
Miss Hachmeister was the FIRST
and only woman TO operate .
White House switchboard. She
had served through the Roose-
welt campaign in the Demo
cratic national headquarters
and F.D.R. brought her with
him when he came 10 Washing
ton. Now she Il chAef operator
and her stan Is 100 per cent
female. rJ
President Truman uses the teie.
phone a good deal = he has 50
many friends on Capitol Hill that
his voice Is almost as familiar over
those branch lines as 1t was when
he was senator himself.
don't know how much fun he
gets out Of the television set. His
bowling alley Is pretty dusty and
the dirt doesn't often ny on his
horseshoe pitching court-or what
ever the technical name OF that
arena is. As to the "video." II can't
be half the novelty to him that the
old-fashioned telephone instrument
was TO President Hayes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
We Thank You!-Mrs. Adoms
. STROMBERG.

Mk r. G. STROMBERG
THE SENTINEL, Rockville Nd
My dear Mr.. Stromberg:
president OF The Womens Board Montgomery Coun
y eneai hospa am writing behalf of the thank
.or e generous support project the
nospta supper through the wide publicity given us in news
stories carried by your several papers,
Inc supper was an overwhelming and feel
large part OF that fact that YOUR
kept the public informed of plans weeks in
not only in Montgomery County, Howard and Prince Georges
WELL
We also wish express appreciation for the substantial
discount paid advertisement of your
May also speak personal appreciation for the
unang helpful cooperation of the Editor the Montgomery
County Sentinel Mrs. Elsie Hanes She has been most
helpful to the Board and have found her always alert kind and
interested in her job Board her newspaper lob
Very truly yours,
Jug. Is, 1947. MRS. H. DeC) ZELLAH BARKER ADAMS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Firehouse On Fire

Verona, N. yam excited wom-
an telephoned the fire department
to report fire. A matter-of-fact
voice at the other end of the line
asked for details. The woman, Mrs.
David johnson, replied, "Your fire.
house is burning up" Firemen
found the rear of the building COW
cred in a cloud of smoke. The blaze,
caused by defective electric clock,
was soon extinguished.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21

disturbed by the
ringing Of the
telephone bell -
or much of any,
thing else for
tn a t m after.
Very few resi-
dences or places
of business pos
Sc ssed phones
tn ZEN. Furth err
more, the tele-
phone was by no
means accepted
as a means of
comm unication
for presidents or
their encourages
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Doctor "a Yrs. Never Drove
~. r. "v

Kewanee, Ill. - Although DR.
John Edward Trekell, ,S9, has prac-
ticed medicine for "a years he has
never driven an automobile. The
doctor used a horse-andJbuggy for
many years but has always shun-
ned an automobile. Ore reason he
gives is that his wife died Of in.
juries suffered in an automobile
accident many years ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Such Leagues Apart
The Worlds Ends Are

Boris Krelov has gone home. He
was q member Of the staf Of Tass
(onicial Soviet news agency, sta
toned for some three years In
Washington. His work threw him
into daily contact with Washington
newsmen; he attended conferences;
he frequented the National Press
club which IL located in the same
building as the Tass ofices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21

However, the opposition. when it
became the majority, made blunder
after blunder. Mr.. Hayes continued
his administration with a quiet if
perhaps somewhat monotonous dig
nifty, until he was succeeded by an
other Republican, President Gar
field.
l doubt if the even tenor Of Mr..
Hayes existence was frequently
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Washington Digest
President Hayes Had First
Phone In Executive Mansion
BY BAUKHAGE
News Analyst and Commentator.

Observation-Disclosures the President turned down a
ossy televison set because he already had 1t
installed in the White House last January time for Mr. Tru
man to see the installation the Republican congress-
However imagine this innovation
the White House staff that
first telephone instrument in That
Rutherford Ohio the
which the Democrats who already had control
n the senate as we'll
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Swallows Razor Blades; Lives

Belfast, ireland "A 14-year-old
boy who swallowed a packet Of ra-
zor blades, one after the other, in
a suicide attempt, survived. A doc
tor said all Of the blades we're re-
covered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
By THOMAS N. BOATE

Director, Special SerU1ce Divlsaon,
National Conservation Bureau
Have you ever faced single on
rushing headlight and uneasily
wondered whether the approaching
vehicle was a motorcycle or an au-
tomobile with one headlight not
working? Have you ever frantical-
ly stabbed at the horn button in an
emergency and received only ST.
lence-or. jammed on brakes that
would not hold, or that spun the
car, around like a top? Have you
ever felt a blowout drag at the
wheel and swerve your car like a
clutching hand? If you have, you
realize these things cause accidents,
and that keeping a motor vehicle
in good repair is highly important
as a preventive measure.
3, Defective equipment is reported
to be currently the cause of 1870
of the nations traffic accident ia
talities. That represents steady
increase in accidents resulting from
this cause. beginning with 80 Tor
the last pre-war year.
Faulty brakes, improper lights,
and overworn tires constituted
nearly half of the mechanical def
ciencies. Recent evidence developed
by, the National Brake Emphasis
Program reveals that 1880 Of We
hicles checked had faulty brakes.
More thorough brake tests which
include equalization, made in con-
nection with periodic inspection
programs, usually develop that
400 to 500 of the vehicles have
poor. brakes.
Greater traffic safety results
from frequent inspections. This
has been the experience of states
Wand cities having periodic inspec-
ton program. The purpose of peri
odic motor vehicle inspection is to
discover any Embellishments in We
hicles that might lead to accidents
and, by correcting those maladjust-
ments, to prevent accidents.
There are 10 major benefits re-
sulting from motor vehicle inspec-
ton:
l.. 1t improves the general stand
ard of vehicle condition.
2. 1t maintains an automobile at
q higher value level by lessening
depreciation.
8. 1t affords opportunity to check
motor and serial numbers actually
on the vehicle against registration
certificates, and in other, ways to
assist in, the enforcement of motor
vehicle laws. 81 4
Il 4. 1t improves the quality of ga
Arage workmanship in making adj
justments and repairs.
5. 1t provides an excellent OPP
portunity to inform drivers about
the condition of their cars and their
responsibility for driving safely
1896 days in the year.
9. The psychological effect on the
driver is considerable, for the mo-
torist who has been shown that his
brakes meet only the minimum re-
quirements will tend to drive more
carefully.
z. Inspections also help to edu-
cate and keep car owners aware
that certain parts need periodic at
tention and that it is less expensive
to have the vehicle checked regu-
larry and kept in repair than to
wait until a breakdown occurs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21

Milwaukee-Mrs. Franklin Loo
mis- recently gave birth to triplet
sons at st. Luke's Hospital. The
Lpomises have another son, 10
months old.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
SUNDAY
~ SCHOOL
II LESSON
Plain Facts About Honesty

LESSON TEXT FOR AUGUST "a -
Proverbs 3:3: l1:1. 3: 12:17-22: 14:5:
23:10, IL.
MEMORY SELECTION = Prove all
things; hold fast that which is good. Alb.
stain from all appearance of evil. - !
Thessalonians 5:2l, %.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21

EDITORS NOTE: Lesson subjects
and Scripture texts selected and copy
righttd By international Council Of Re-
Hgious Education; used by permission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21

The driver OF Of these in the of passing another
rooT u" he neared ihe Of HILL He eoided headon
h driver coming the OF the HILL and ih the terrific
impact the lighter crushed under the heavy The %
breaker in this accident ked-so
seriously injured Passing blind hills
simply gambling ,h DEATH Improper passing
than 5000 hgoay deaths and injuries in 1916 according the
fOnniC Rsrpnu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

Hnnfte i'm grn1brltrgsipltem iiber.
tDtlloen ipiiroe: &ilt6er iitt Glitter bon
iiber ieds Sabren ano berantpabien.
De ino ertpa6ienen 8erionen, bie al
ben fiinfsebnbunoertun ofiinf5ebn Sea.
lorien pro Sag beredtigt iino, iid
aber in pielen S6llen in einem Be.
oauerli6en 3uitonb befinoen"
Sbiperarbeiter iollter belonoere
Hationen erbalten, beutl6en Sraa.
niIationen loaten 3erealien fir sic
Seimbilfe lno oie Suppenfii1en 5ur
Serfiisung geiteat aperoen, uno Gin.
Der fonnten nit 1O-in-1 -Gationen lnS
onoeren iiberidiiiiigen gorrdten ser
arrnee periorgt neroen.
slu6 erflGrte er, Dob sic Gefiait,
6elpilligung, oie ni6t 5u ltmgeben
ieiL oaau pertpenoet tperoen lollte
fiinfunOied5ietauieno Sonnen Sereo,
lien uno Observation-Disclosures Sonnen
itberldiiiiiger &artoffeln aus amerifo
nab 9euti6lano 81 i6iden. @iiroe
oas geldeben, Damn brou6e bie auae-
melne Station Dor Sftober nicbt I'M
peltere 5Deibunoertl1nofiinf5ig &aIo=
rien pro Sag erbobt 5u 1peroen. Mud)
ertlarte er, oaB oie 9iiroe Ser Steuer-
5abler beoellteno erleibtert perben
fonnte, Denn mebr Saatforn unO
Giinsemittel 5ur gerfiigung eeIteat
lpiiroen.
Gab Geltidlono ieIbIt fiir ieine
Nabrungseinfl1br a,1ffonn1en fam,
oiirfte i'm Sabre 1850 erreidt iper-
Den, tpenn fiinfunolieb5ig aufgelegte
Sibertp= p=S6iffe NIT oeuti1er Wann>
lhaft fir Die 8eforoerung bon 0o6=
rungsmitteln aus Ben Ser. Staoten
IN 9ienIt seiteat ipiiroen. 9tud fonn=
te Die oeutide sSiI6erei tpieoer in
Gang fommen, ipenn lie tleine amez
rlfonlihe Sdiffe padten fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
karntnal prrytinga Bptuhl
in 6t. Haul
(ScrtiesuIlg bon Geite u

Satber 5roncis Miiiio vGcce Sacer-
Dos Wtagnls" BON MueIler=M =Miilia,
nBarce, Somine, Sopulo Suo" BON
Wfengali, 80 Bone Seiu" bon Sale
trina uno nSultorum glnimae sosn
Wanu Sei Sunt" BON 2oeb,natln.
gr5bild)of OfurraD itellte oaraufbin
BEN boben @aIt Dor, Der nit elmer
fur5en anIpra6e fir ben ber5lihen
gmpfang oanfte. 9araufbin iiber-
reidte ein SeminariIt i'm Nanlen Der
Stuoentenidaft cine vBurie", uno
gum ShluB lang bie gelamte Seit-
oerlammlnng in oeutiber Spra6e
oas v9roBer @ott, mir loben 9i6!"
Sim Sonntasmorsen prGiioierte
&aroinal Brepiins in ser vGappa
Mogna" bel einem ieierliden Sod)-
amt in Ser &atbeorale, BEL peldem
er audi Die Brebigt bielt.
Sen Sobepl1nft errei6te Der oreia
taslge 9eiud oes beutl6en &aroinaIS
am Sonntagnadmittog nit Ser Of
fentli6en GunDgebung inn ct. 8auler
sluoitorium. sSSn Ser Gorausiidt, BOB
oieler groBte Sbeaterlaal in ser Staot
Die Dtailen nidt perbe faiien fonnen,
batte Der Gorbereitungsausi6uB ba-
fir Sorge getragen, oaB bas Bro-
gramm per 2autipre6er na1 Ser &a-
tbeorale ii6ertraeen peroen fonnte.
90 seibab es, Dob i6on gerau,ne
Belt Dor 8eginn Der &unbgebung oas
Nnoitorilm beinabe bon belebt mar,
ndbrenb glei65eitig 1peitere toulenoe
in Der &atbeorale aulammenltromten.
0a6 iorgfaltiger Sddtung beteilig-
ten iid runo liebentauienb Berlonen
an ben beioen GerIammlungen.
9as Seitprogramm begann Inn
balb orei llbr NIT Dem gin5ug bes
bodtp. Glerus. gu Der Seier batten
iid II. a. eingefunben Ole bodtp'lten
Serren 8iid0fe Buid 1lno gartbo-
lone bon ct. glou6, @el9 bon Du-
lutb, WeDer bon Superior, Sdenf
bon groofiton, 8ina bon @inona,
Gambler uno Dtporl6af bon &apio
GitD, nnb NDan bon 8ismarf. Bi-
ihof Nuen6 bon Sarge, Der betannt-
li6 aur5eit in 9eutidlan6 ,peiIt, mar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
HPrnifdltPH

Bapit 8ius ernannte 6en Bralaten
Sobonnes gfeubausler, Ser i'm Som
5entrationslager in 8ahalt geieIlen
bat, gum Suffraganbii6of BON Miin-
diem. Wlgr. Neubdusler bealeitete
&oroinal 5aulbaber auf ieiner Mnle-
rifa-5abrt snm gu1ariItilden aon-
greB i'm Sabre 1926.
Bapit Bius XII. trat on Sonntoa
in lein 5tpeilliloiieb5igites 2ebensiabr
elm. 8lei15eitig fonnte er ben Sab
restog leiner gripablung gum 8oplt
begeben. slm ~. M1ra lit Der ssab-
restag Ser 8apltfronung.
Sran5 bon Gapen puroe am Weitt.
tpo6 bon Dem 9ef1ngnis in geiirtt-
berg IN oas IrbeitsIager 2anapoiier
obgefiibrt, mo- er sic ibm BON ser
Sprudfammer auferlegte Strafe bon
a6t Sobren abiiten jon. Bapen bat
Die Iblidt, beim oeuti6en Sberaerid,t
seeen oas ltrteil 8erltfung ein8ule-
gen.
aus Gom fam am 9onnerstaa bie
Dteloung, baB Der Setter Der ,rad1 9I-
banien entionoten apoitoIil6en Weii-
lion, Welgr. 5rancesco @iini, ms &C..
fangnis geitedt porben lit. 3tpei neIt-
llhe Erieiter iollen in Scutari All
Sooe gemartert uno bonn aus 6em
5enlter geiporfen tporben iein, ,oa-~
NIT es ouslab, als Oh lie SeIbltmorb
besangen bdtten". Der 9ropinsiol-
obere oes 5ran5isfaneroroens uno
5ipei Wond)e Duroen 5un Sooe per-
urteilt. 9esglei6en lpuroen ssranais-
faner tn Scutari perbaftet.
Cine Semonitration ebemaliaer
belgil6er ariegsgefangener in griii-
lel, Die 8onltssablungen perIanaen.
peripanoelte iih am Mittpoh in cine
nlloe S6la6t. Mebr als fiinfsiatal,-
leno SeiInebmer Ser Runoaebuua
our1broden Die Boliaeilinien unb es
tonrte ibnen nur ourf WaIhinenae-
nebrfeuer aus DEM Barlame1,tsaebdl,-
De ginbalt geboten tperben. 9ag Bar-
lonentseebauoe tpar foit tpdbreno oes
gan5en Cages belasert. Grit in oen
abenoltunoen gelang es, SEN nit
San5eripagen lno Woihinengepeb-
rem auf5iebenoen Sruppen ,.n6 Gen
onrnten. oie &ube tpieberber5uItellen,
70 oaB Die Oeitglieber Der Hegieruna
oas 8ebanoe oerlaiielt fo,lnten.
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MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

altberiibmte arduterialbe, unuber.
troffen BEL
Sra b 10 u n 6en
aler Mrt unb bel anoern Qeioen.
pelde I'M beigebenen 3irfuIar an.
gegeben iino.
yreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Sbio State Gales Car fir
oieienigen, Die inn Staate Ohio mob.
men. = Srau 8. s. g., Columbus.
@, ibreibt: sd fonnte, BEL meinem
Salsletoen 1ur nod lDiipern. Durd
oen 8ebrau6. SErer SoIbe miro met
ne Stimme INNER itGrfer."
geur gu be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 5, O.
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Shiktal ptnpH
ne1tfd1pn Klnffrrs
8Ir5burg, 3. 5ebruar 1947.

"a i6 beiier ouf ser Sdrei6mo.
l6ine oabeim bin ols @iiroige Mut.
ter, babe tb es. iibernommen, Sbnen
bon @iir5burg uno ieinem S6idlal,
pom uriulinenfloiter 1,no ieinen ebe=
nlalisen 8epobnern 5u er56bler. =
SD mill bon borne anfangen, mnb
MIDI aber fur5 faiien; oenn Die lesten
flinf5ebn Sabre iino 10 pou BON gr-
elgnillen, oaB Elm ousfiibrli1es Gr>
5ablen elm gu6 geben piiroe.
8is 1888 fiibrteu mir idled,t uno
re6t 1,nlere S6ulen tpeiter unter
man6erlei gri6perniiien uno Sdifo-
men, bod obne meitere 3ugeltGnoniile
an Die berri6enoe 8eItanibauuna.
1887 l6on maren uniere brei Bolts
lfuQebreriunen abgebaut nor6en; oa
fam aarfreitag 1888 5ienllid nner-
partet Die Serfiigung ser ioiortigen
SflleBung bon S6erreallhule,
5rouenldule, Saustobterl6ule uno
oas gerbot Der geeuaufnabme in bie
erlte &lalle Ser Sberl6ule. 0ie &lal-
len 2 nit 5 Ourften mir gu gnoe fiib-
rem, loonB Sltern 1911 Die Ietten
Sdillerinnen 1rnIer Saus perlieBen.
1898 puroe lofort ser 2p5eumsbau
ans 8aiierpirtidoftsomt uno oas
Solepbs=Saus an Wietportieen ner-
mietet. Sas SSnpentar Ser atpei Sci1ts
Ter nuBte i'm &laulur> uno inn glt-
bau untergebra6t tperben. 8ir alaub-
ten oamals idon, es gebe eng ber,
aber oas mar crit ein fleiner Mnfana
Der eini6ranfung. gs ioQte nod
gan5 anoers fonmen. 9tof Dor
8rIegsausbru6 gnoe 9luguit 1899
famen Hiidpanoerer aus Dem Soar-
lano, meilt iperbenbe Wiitter unb
fleine ainoer, in unier Saus. Nad,
elnigen Monaten befamen mir fronfe
Seute uno 5ulett alte Srauen bon
lteb5lg uno abt5ig Sabren. SIM So
nuor 1910 lbon muBten ole oieIe
Seute unier Saus perlaiien lno oie
Foli5ei 5og oafiir ein. SIN @arten
lpuroe erer5iert lno marI6iert uno
gelungen, in ale &loIterr1ume orana
Der Sarm nno Ser 3igarettenqualtn,
Die Sdule 5og ii6, ba lie ia INNER
flelner parb, in einise GGume Der
ebenaligen Solfsi6ule 5uriid. ssn Ser
Gllde tpar itdnoig So6betrieb. gs
reblten unS lamtliGe Silfsmittel fir
elne 8roBfiide, llno bod muBten un=
lere S6peitern BORT fir 5tpei- Bis
orelbunoert, 5ulett logar Bis bier
bunoert Wann tdgli1 6riibltud, Weit.
tag= uno abenoeiien bereiten. 1one-
ben lief nod bie &loiterfude 1lno Elm
0fittog= llno sbenotiib fir falt bum
bert berufstatige W1nner uno SSrou-
en-. 9ie bon Der S6ule freigemoroe-
men Sebrerinnen uaren an1 airhen<
Iteuero1nt anseiteat, 0eutter Siena
mar ie6s Sabre lang BfarridpeIter
in Der Sleih. gs mar cine groBe llm-
ltellung I'M gon5en @aus = aber mir
fonnen uno Oiirfen tpirflif Iagen: es
flappte alles. Sic Wannldoften ma-
rem ourdpeg lebr onltGnois 5u ,,ns
Sdtpel eltern, ipuBten lie ood au6 ge-
nan, oaB alle 2ebensmittel tuirflid)
tpieoer an lie ausgegeben tpuroen unb
oaB Die Spetien alle nit SorgfaIt be.
reitet paren. Nod beute ibreiben uns
oiele ebemalige Boli5iiten nit Can't
bartlett.
Sftmals untertaes uno BEL Naht
batten mir gemeiniam itunbenIange
&ellerlisuneen, tpo5u iibrigens aud
Die Seute rnierer atpei MietbGuler
auguitineritr. 13 uno II famen. 81,
8iir5burg bate man Biz anfdngs
1915 Die feite Soffnung, oaB oie
Stabt BON gomben beri9ont miirbe.
geadoem i'm ssuli 1914 in Der Sci.
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ltenitr. einige 8onben gefollen mo-.
ren, bliebet mir Bis ssat,uar 1915
oerldont. Damn ging es oIIm6bIih an
init ein5elnen Mbtpiirfen. Mm 3. W1r5
1915 tpuroe baS Sran5isfanerfIoiter
getroffen, brannte gum groBen Eeil
nieoer, fonnte aber nod pieI Snben-
tar retten. Damnls iparett mir ihon
bart mitgenonlmen unb glaubten, ba-
NIT rniern &riegstribut geaablt ait
boben. gifrig eingen Boliaei r1o
&lolterfrauen an Die @ie6erguttna-
dung ber S6dcen, ioboB mir nod
pier5ebn Sagen ipieoer 10 melt tparer,
oaB man bel pernngelten Siiren uno
SappbefelfenItern notoiirftis tpobnen
fonnte.
"a fom am 16. M6r5 1916 oas
groBe greignis = nab einem In-
griff bon breiunb5pan5ig Weinuten
geborte 8iir5burg 81 Ben if1perItbe-
ldaoigten 5tabten Deutidlanos. l1n-
ier Snftldusfeller unter Ser Slide
mar tDirflid gut, ben1 10 l6limm,
pie eS in 8irflidfeit mar, empfan-
Den mir es 1pdbrenb oes 9lngriffes
ni6t. 8obl muBten mir, oaB oas
Sol1s getroffen mar uno brannte, ober
Dab bodite Gle notie NOR gum Ser
lallen oes brennenben Sauies un6 ser
brennenoen Stoot, oas abnte i'm Sell
ler nienanb. Sm 2uftibusfeIler bot
ten mir falt gar fein @ep1d babel,
neil es bic Wenge oer 2eute nibt
geltattete. Die Softer itanoen meiIt
auBerbalb Der S9leuie. 4ls aber 6ie
S6leuientiire geoffnet tpuroe, bronn-
te Der auBere Seller idon uno oie
8oli5ei trieb unerbittli6 sur gile, io-
ooB oie meiIten 2eute ibre Softer niht
mebr mitnebmen fonnten. Ser groBte
5eil Der 8elleriniaiien - iiber 5tpei=
blnoert Herionen perlieBen oas
6aus ourd elm 5enlter i'm ebemaIi-
gen aIoiterfrauenrefeftor, aus benz
einlge Gage 5upor Elm paar giiengit=
teritabe berauseeiagt iporben tparen
i'm Sinblid auf cine Stunoe Der Scot.
Son Ben Senitern i6lugen oie Slam=
men berein, auf Dem 8ooen Itan6
bonotief oas 8aiier bon ben 5erl6Ia-
genen Seisforpern. 80 fludtete oaes
our6 5euer uno @alier 5una1It auf
Die slugultineritr. unb bon ba gum
Vtaln binilnter, mo man tpenigltens
nod atnen fonnte. Sn5ipiiden tpar
Die gan5e Staot ein brennenoes
5euermeer = mo man binIhaute, nur
5lammen, itiir5enoe 8alfen, tponfen-
De Wauern. gs mar einfa6 entietIid.
Die 3abl Ser Sooesopfer itebt beute
nod nidt felt lno miro aub riemais
Telt5ultellen lein, auf ieoen San iino
eS piele, piele /Saulenoe. Sn Der ur=
lnlinergaiie famen auein stpeibunoert-
Berlonen llnls 2eben, in
unlerm 9to6barbalts an 9u6ipias=
aairieb5;s Berionen, oarunter 5luoIf
SGpeltern bon Sber5ea, oie BORT Elm
slltersheim fiibrten. 9S. Bforrer
S6mel5 BON ct. Ioalbero, NIT ieiner
S6pelter, SS. 9ompifar Gfeuffer,
unier Sorgeiester am 9ir6eniteuer-
amt, fam nit Weutter unb S6peltern
Inn. Sm Gaterbaus BON Mutter an-
nuntiata, Dem 8oititaa am 9eters-
Blob, famen 5molf Berionen Inn,
gottlob aber feline aneeb0rigen oonI
Dfutter Innuntioto, oie in 8ao Der.
gentbeim tparen. z~
(SdluB folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

.gliffbanser" elmer Seniations
Storp eben i1fieBen muB.
8bontaiien9 Siderlid)!
gber gefGbrlide uno 5ielbeipuBte
8bontalien! 0enn iie iollen ben 8o-
oen fir cine aus In9It eeborne Ip-
peaienent-Golitif ser slngeliadIen
fir Die aonferen5 bon Wosfau por-
bereiten!
Iber troboem: ipeld Elm 8eg
BON SEN Srdumen ser a t.
lantic 6 barter sum aI p-
orud pom armageo SON
ltno oa Oas, obipobl oof iett =
naf Ser Sernihtllng Ser nangreifer>
gtationen" - oie beace-loving na-
tiOuS gon5 llnter it'd itnb!!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

tNetp Orleans, Notre Game n11o CHI
cage geplant. 9ei ieinem fiiralidest
Beirh IN ct. 2ouis ifattete &arbinol
Yrepling IN 8egleitutg bon gr3biidof
Sitter aud) Der gentral-5tele 6es
Central -8ereins eirlen 8eiud ab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

yefbons elmer senaions guntte i'm ernarmsplm ab te
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-04

The average depth of the ocean is
12,450 feet.