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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05
Object Lesson For Smokers

DETROIT - For two reasons, Mrs Polly Mcclure will think twice before she smokes in bed again. .g
 First, Mrs. Mcclure set fire to her hotel room and was given ten days in the House of Correction by Judge George T. Murphy in Traffic and Ordnance Court. She pleaded guilty.
 Second, Mrs. Mcclure has not seen her husband, Eugene, since the fire.
 eve had been drinking together for two weeks" Mrs. Mcclure told Judge Murphy. "He ran out of the room when the fire started and l haven't seen him since"
 In sending her up, Judge Mur- phy commented, "There are no bars there-where you can cele- brate."
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05
Surgeons Remove TWO-Inch Nail
 From Vets Head

DENVER, (Ho - A veteran of Bataan clung today to a slender thread of life after a delicate op- eration to remove a two-inch nail he believes was hammered into his head by Japanese soldier.
 Surgeons at the Fort Logan vet erans administration hospital worked more than two hours yes terday in removing the nail from the head of Virgil Gomez, 27-year- old farmer from Cerro, N Mex, while his 21-year-old wife, Isabel, waited prayerfully in a nearby room.
 The Gomez couple expect a child in November.
 Surgeons said Gomez condition, while satisfactory today, may re- main critical anywhere from five to ten days. Even if he survives, they said, he might suffer partial
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05
LitvinOff Trimmed
 U. s. Bridge Expert

OXFORD, O. R)-Maxim Lit vinoff, former Russian ambassa- dor to the United States, is a bridge expert, according to Ely Culbertson, famed authority on the game. who addressed Miami uni versity students on his plan for postwar peace.
 "The last time we played, MT Litvinoff won $32, I won $8 and Joseph E. Davies, former ambas- sador to Russia, won S2," Culbert- son said.
 Jesse Jones was the fourth player, so you know from whom the winners collected"
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05
Japs Convicted Of Atrocity Murders

GUAM, (P) - Capt. Hiroshi Iwanami, frail Japanese medical officer convicted in the atrocity murders of 10 American airmen on Truk Atoll in 1914, was sen- fenced by a five-man military commission today to die on the gallows.
 It. Gg) Shniji Sakagami, con- victed of strangling two prisoners after a dynamite blast failed to end their lives, was sentenced to life imprisonment.
 Eighteen of IWanami's Subor- dinates, also defendants, were sen fenced to prison terms ranging from 10 years to life.
 The Japanese were convicted of killing the Americans through ex- periments with bacterial injec- tions, tourniquets, bayonets and spears.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05
NOTICE

Ladies Aid will meet ali the home of Mrs. Andy Nerland Fri day evening at $500. All visitors in teresfed in church work in the community are invited.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05

paralysis caused by abcesses form ed by the nail
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05
Classified Ads

RAWLEIGH Dealer wanted at once. Good opportunity, Write at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. SKI-21- 105, Oakland, Calf.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05

Tor Good Printing Call Main 125
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-05

FOR SALE-Studebaker Sedan. Excellent condition. Call at Nome
 Nugget. 102-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
80 Snowplows Stuck, People Tunnel
From Homes. Many Die In Blizzard,
Milwaukeean Writes Daughter Here

A graphic description of what
northerners here are missing this
winter has reached Key West in
the form Of letter to Mrs. Jane
Hopkins Whidden from her
mother, Mrs. Frank Hopkins, in
Milwaukee. Describing the re-
cent record-breaking storm in the
Wisconsin city, Mrs. Hopkins
writes:
ut showed steadily from 7:30
on a Tuesday night until Thurs
day at $50 p. m. The total fall
was % inches but in some places
it has drifted Is feet high. We
have 112 snowplows owned by
the city, but they were not or
'dered out until the snow had
fallen for 26 hours. The snow
plows could not do the job and
80 of them were stuck fast in the
snow. Only four of the larger
ones were operating and the
drivers of those blistered their
hands and were SO tired they,
too, gave up and went home to
bed"
Mrs. Hopkins said it took
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
ExplyoIs''i,onK / I'LL
!. 10 Einglish,nen.
In Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, March 1.-Ten
EngliShmen, most of them British
army officers, were killed today
in an explosion that wrecked
their club house on King George
avenue in the heart of this city.
Fifteen others were injured, four
of them critically.
The three-story building is in
ruins, and search for bodies is
continuing. 1t is surmised that a
time bomb was placed in the
building by the Jewish under
ground in protest against the
speech made early this week by
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevins,
in the House of Commons, about
the situation in Palestine, and
particularly his assertion that
President Truman had spoiled
British efforts to restore peace in
Palestine.
Contingents of British soldiers
Immediately surrounded the
wrecked building, while other
soldiers began systematic
search in the vicinity of the
structure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
NlILI[[[l
Hunter To Suggest
License { Inspector
.EIIiitgsOl Sdy vs.

City Manager O.. S, Ell,
lingson said this morning that
his appointment Of an inspec-
tor of licenses. weights and
measures will depend pri-.
marily upon the recommends
ton Of City Recreation Di-
rector Dwight Hunter.
Weights and measures come
under Hunters department.
Hunter said he would pro-
pose the best-qualified man
for the position. Seven men
have applied for the position
as follows: Ellis L. Bradley.
Ramon r. Delgado. Loren o.
Taylor. Sr. Charles D. Dow
ski. Earl T. Mickler. Charles
O. Roberts and Thomas A.
Woody.
The Civil Service Board
will certify a list from which
Hunter will select the man
whom he will recommend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01

friend seven hours to get home
from downtown and another
friend spent the night on a street
car on her way to a Milwaukee
suburb. The writer continues:
"A man, warmly dressed, was
found dead at the entrance of
the Maryland Ave. School .
Many people have died in the
storm. The cars stalled because
it showed (wet SNOWY so hard and
blew so hard that it blew the
snow right through the radiators
of the cars and stalled their en-
gines The transit company
and business men are furious and
have all taken heavy loss, into
the millions.
"At the Cudahy building the
snow was piled so high that you
couldn't see the stoplights. At
the Aston Hotel, they tunneled
through the drifts to get into the
hotel, and in many places home
owners have had to tunnel out
of their doors because the snow
was way above the top. The
banks (also closed by the Storm
reopened Monday"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01

they are holding back enough
for 1000 points. Other campaign
highlights focused on the. High
School Senior Class which ac-
cepted all the cards that were
not already in the hands of work
ers.
Chaplain Cans of the Navy
Base, reported that 1000 cards
had been distributed to service
personnel by his department.
Capt. Dave McCurdy also re-
ported that cards had also been
distributed to Naval civilian
workers. Chest President, Capt.
Carl Hilton again emphasized the
fact that the success of this cam
paign will help Key West grow
more than any other single fac
tor during 1947. tt I
A second report night will be
held on Tuesday, March 4th,
with the third and final report
on Friday. March 9TH. The above
team scores do not include con-
tributions that have been turned
in to Jerry Trevor, treasurer of
the campaign, These contribu-
tons will be added to team
scores on the next report night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
Child Welfare Council To Ask
Ellingson To Enforce Curfew

, Deputy Sheriff Moreno Wallace
spoke at the supper meeting of
the Monroe County Child Welfare
Council last evening on facts and
conditions of Juvenile delinquency
that have come to his attention
recently. He referred to two
cases involving eight juveniles in
car theft, children from IL to Is
years of age, who had run away
from home and committed thefts
that in an adult would be grand
larceny.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace said
that in his opinion 90 percent of
Juvenile delinquency could be at
tributed to poor training or lack
of training in the home. The law
that authorizes the Juvenile judge
to sentence parents for improper
guardianship is seldom enforced,
and additional legislation appears
to be necessary. The 9 o'clock
curfew law is generally unheeded,
MI Wallace said, except for one
or two nights following the oc-
casional newspaper announce
ments that the law will be en-
forced.
Discussion was general at the
meeting. The council resolved to
write to City Manager o. J. S. Ell
lingson requesting that the cur
few law be enforced and that the
penalties for violation thereof be
enforced. A committee including
Rev. John E. Pickens, Earl Ham
ilton, Gerald Saunders and Mrs.
Elizabeth Jackson, was delegated
to present the resolution to the
city manager.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
IIIIIIII!IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIlIIIlplIIIlal
Blood Needed For
X r \ \
Jdycees Send Out Request
\ X r X
Sick Young Woman
Observation-Disclosures IIIIIlIllllIllIlllIlIl


The Jaycees' blood bank COM
mittee announces that a request
has been made for blood for a
young Key West woman.
Mrs. Louise Ketchum will be
in the Monroe Health Clint
Monday morning for a trans
fusion of type 90" blood. Tues
day she will be given whole
blood, and for thirteen successive
days thereafter, making a total
of Is transfusions. Her physician
stated that she must have fresh
blood, as plasma or blood that
has been. stored will be of no
benefit to her.
Capt. w. A. Saunders has
given permission for the unit to
use the Naval Station dispensary
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock, to accept Navy personnel
and civilian workers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
LAW TO BE OFFERED
ALLOWING FLEMING ST.
BLOCK 2-WAY TRAFFIC
rOCCUPATIONAL OnDI.
NANCE LIKELY ~ ~
EXPANDED AT NM
COMMISSION MEET

Ordinances making Fhmlna
street a two-way thorouehtasR
from Duval 10 Simonton streets
and changing the oeeupatlesmsl
law TO include several new esxu
pations in Key West arr esTwst.
ed to be offered for pasaaae ~
the City Commission TaeasawR
night at its regular meetlnn
City Manager o. J. :. KllAna
son said today that hr he'd g..
ceived petition from the nsmm.
ayers of the Overseas and 1silamsn
Hotels on Fleming street asking
that the present one-way trafflg
rule for Fleming between sagnuus
ton and Duval be rescindea. TIE
Overseas Hotel Is at 0ie Fleming
and the Gibson al 1913 Flemins
AT least one other rOomlng sss
tabliShment on Fleming signed
the petition.
The petitioners contend that
tourists, directed by friends %
their hotels via Division. Daval
and Fleming streets are thfDwn
off the track when they get %
the corner of Fleming and Ia.
val, since they are not allowed
to proceed up Fleming. conae.
quently, they end zap Of some
other lodging place.
The occupational license oFdi
nance may be changed % allow
such vocations as landscaping.
artists supplies. new types IL
chauffeuring (sight-seeing. car
rent and taxD to come under the
law.
An ordinance clarifying the
present taxi drivers license res
ulations may also be introduced.
Ellingson said that the Fleming
street ordinance would make tie
street two-way between simon
ton and Duval. restrict parking
on the soutfi side Of the street
between Bahama and Duvsl 30
'alfoWoguf,piyT : Trucks to servirs
observation-disclosures and Duval Al
parking meters between the two
streets would be eliminated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
.lIl%%l.lIIA
Commission Meets
Early Tuesday To
Consider Beaches

Monroe County Commission
will meet at $50 p. M, instead
of 1880 p. M, on Tuesday to re-
ceive the report of the engi-
neers who have been investigat-
ing the question of locating a
beach in the city.
Frank Bentley, chairman of the
commission, ammo uced the
change in time of the meeting.
He said that many persons would
attend the meeting and also a
meeting of the City Commission
later.
r. II. Spaulding & Associates,
the engineers engaged by the
county to locate the $250,000
beach, will announce the propos@
ed location, together with al tee
mates for consideration of the
commission. ' - ''-5i''d tn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
LINCOLNS FOR USE
j or TRUMAN WHILE
: HE VISITS LOCALLY

/; When President Truman ar
Gives here March 8 he will have
lat his disposal two Lincoln Con-
yertibles offered for his use by
Monroe Motors, Inc, White
street, Howard E. Wilson, of the
motor firm, announced today.
Notice of the acceptance of the
use of the Lincolns has been re-
ceived by the local firm from the
United States Secret Service. The
Lincolns are to be driven here
from Jacksonville next week by
Secret Service men.
"These are new 1916 Lincolns
for the Presidents use while in
Key West" Wilson asserted to-
day.
President Truman is scheduled
to stay in the city until March
II, when he leaves by airplane
for San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
Poinciana Leads Community !,
Chest Drive; Jayshees 2n nd,
Legion Bird In Campaign

Nhs Fsimeiana Team. captained
h 49, = keirstead. took high
hmms "A ~ tigat report session
~ tAm Caaumanisy Chest drive
hNHa ima1 miaha "a the USo.
mHh Mm than 70 pr cent of the
tNMsWMANn eotnpleted. Poinciana
Eos msmed aea points for high
tesn muse and also showed %
49, esni - the cards covered.
woad honoFs went 90 the
AS aAsss wlth eso points with the
$50 "a the teams ~ follows:
AksFFlean Legion. sl2 points:
ta#l Asesats s9a points; Business
nNa Rtugensionai Women's Club,
80 pnlmts. Boy Scouts. l73
EAaniM tAana Club. 100 points.
NmM MnAmfy. Junior Chamber of
Nnmammsue. v " ". Jr. women's
Casa Chamber n Commerce,
wmemh club and Porter Place
lmams me- fepoFting
AusiMF Auullino Lopez, cam
psNn shslfman and captain of
- eam.p@lKn team reported that
~ afmap had collected S340.
- AueFican Legion team un-
e. oieerwe Conant claim that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
Late Bulletins


WWNN9WENEF7W N7@NWN WNENFF
WASHINGTON. - TIVE build
nmw empasaA axtins - eonSultants.
asesnEua taaaY thai the cost of
nmllaAmH maassial viii drop 20
So sans h leay. They said short
60 "a maaaslal had come 10 an
sm6 nma 80 ens million houses
wla hs a8@efaa fhia year. II was
aaasa fhma iha htah eest Of la
Maa a. nmmfsmmAn9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
mnMmn WAGES DEMANDED

wMW wCMM. ThiFtY ihcu-
"a mammmma mmanm woEkeEs in
A 18 ama m@e 80 w ths at
NanN8 Wmaamam Electric union.
81 zee Yea end New Jersey.
enrmnaamaa taaaY - 30 on strike
3 49, aamand Ger = sal weekly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01

increase in wages is net granted.
Scale of wages now range from
S29 10 $50 a week. at.h
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
Carlos Lovato
Died Yesterday

Carlos Lovato, 81, retired cigar
manufacturer, died yesterday in
his residence, 1913 Margaret
street, after a lingering illness.
Funeral services are to be held
this afternoon at $50 o'clock,
from the residence Father john
son, of st. Mary's Star of the
Sea Catholic Church will Of
ficiate. Burial will be in the fam
lily plot in City Cemetery, with
Pritchard Funeral H o m e in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors are daughter, Miss
Maria Lovato,, OF Key West, and
a brother. Peter Gomez, OF
Tsfnpa. 10y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
Fort Kent, Maine,
HOnOrs Key Vest

Fort Kent. Maine. has won
the thanks of the Key West
Chamber of Commerce for
posting a sign at the Fort
Kent city limits announcing
the u. S. Route No. I end
ed at Key West.
AS a result. Harold A.
Laubscher. acting manager
of the local Chamber. has
asked the Florida Highway
Commission to post a sign at
the head of this island an
nouncing Route / ends at
Fort Kent, Maine.
IT'S only fair to Fort Kent
for going out of its way TO
announce that Route Lends
at Key West" Laubscher
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-01
LOPEZ TO. ATTEND
TAMPA CONVENTION

Circuit Court Judge Aquelino
Lopez, Jr., will leave for Tampa
next week to attend the annual
convention of the Florida Bar AS
ISOLATION. The association is ex-
pected to take some action look
ing to legislative relief of GER
tain legal matters.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

miilIen tpenigitens 100000 Son-
men Nabrungsmittel importiert per-
Den, Denn oas 8olf einigermoBen err
nubrt neroen Ioa. - Spanien miro
Die selamte grnte bon Bitter-Orun-
gen. runo 250,000 &iIten, ie bunoert
Efuno, na6 gnglanb ausfiibren, hoo
Die 5rii6te our Sabrifation bon Wear-
nelaoe germenoung finoen. - ssn
Belgien tpl,rbe peniger @intertueiaen
geiaet als i'm Sabre 1916. Mander-
orts lpurbe oer 8ei5en bonn 5roIt be-
ldaoigt. 8orausiibtli9 tperoen meni-
ger Shpeine uno Siibner bort ge-
alihtet als I'M pergangenen Sabr. -
Gem 8eiipiel Mrgentiniens nn6 Chi
les folgenb, ihloB Die Hegierung bon
urugnuD einen &ontraft NIT Brafi-
lien ab fir 8aunnolle mnb gaum-
moafabrifate. 8erbanolungen gum
abihluB zines gertrass 5tpilden
Jranfreih uno Stalien iin6 i'm Gan
se. Stalien miro 3obieioe, Dele, Dbjt
uno @emiiie gegen Metane, RunIt-
oiinger u. 6rgl. liefern. - Die aus
Aaitralien gemeloet miro, boben itd)
ole Bei5enausiid)ten infolge elmer
berribenoen Giirre peri9le6tert. Gie
grnte puroe 5uerit auf bunoertlno-
ied5ig WiIlionen gulbel (bunoert-
5neiunopier5ig guibel i'm berfloilenen
Sabr) geiddst. gea9 Der 51Deiten
Sbdsung miro Die grnte bunoertuno-
fiinfaebn Willionen Buibel tpobl nicht
iiberlteigen. Wanget an 9feaen
nno eine geringere Musiaat iekten oie
Wei5enernte Snbiens auf 332,379,-
600 Bnibel, runo ie1aig Miaionen
Vnlbel tueniger als lebtes s5abr, her.
ab. Die 8ei5enflade belief lid auf
81, $4,000 @cres, ODER faIt anoert-
balb Willionen acres tpeniger als i'm
goriabr - Beru fiibrte in oen lebten
tiinfWonaten 0es alten Sabres 217,-
600 8allen @aunltpolle aus, geaen
$4,000 8allen in berielben Beriobe
oes Boriabres. Die meiite BaumtpoIle
fano ibren 0eg na1 gnglan6. -
Werifo fiibrte lebtes Sabr 432,447
Stiif 9inobieb nad Den Ser. Staa.
ten aus: cine 8unabme bon 5tpei Bro-
| sent gegeniiber Dem Sabre 1916.
Mnf Der Sniel auba lit oas ssleiId
fnapp, obtpobl mebr 8ieb obgeIhnfft
miro nls Dor einem Sabr. Die, Megie-
rung betpilligte 6rei MiIIionen Dol
lars 5nr 8ebung Der 2anomirtIdaft;
bierpon 1T Elm DritteI fir Sic Dieb-
audit beitimmt. 80 Shtperer Shnee-
faa miro aus NuBlnnb berihtet, mas
cine groBere grnte beoeuten mna.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15
g. $, Mo.

gSir Iino no6gerabe oaran ge-
lpobnt, iiber oas oelttlde 8olf nthts
Gutes 1lno 2obenspertes 5u boren,
obglei6 'es feItItebt uno ieoermann
erfabren tann, Der 5ltberldiiise 8e-
ridte aus ben offupierten 3onen les
len mill, beionoers iiber oie Stanb-
baftigfeit tauienoer fotboliider 8rie-
iter uno fatboliI I6er 2oien, oie tpegen
ibres @ioeritanoes in aon5entra-
tionslagern iabrelang Idma6teten,
BORT miBbanoelt, gemartert nnb io=
gar getotet puroen. 60 1puroe nod
Dor tur5em aus Sranffurt, ser ame-
rifanil6en Gone l,no ser britt l6en
ltno fron5olilden, gemeloet, oaB niht
elm ein5iger aus neutrality-suspicious.
bert fatboliiden Erieitern in @iirt-
temberg-8aoen unb @roBbeilen BON
ser 0ailitdrregieruns BEL Der gntnoai,
fi5ierung uls ~anItoBig" erfunben
purOe. g6enlo in gopern inn 8bein-
lano uno in Observation-Disclosures. Sosor
britiIfe 9orreiponoenten, Die Geutl1.
lanO pabreno oes &rieges uno nod
oemlelben beIlft baben, meiit Ni6t-
fatbolifen, bu6en oies be5euet uno
belpunoert. 60 puroe aus 2onoon
bertdtet, oaB Der proteItantiide 8i-
lfof Gbwaro Gais bon Hotbingbam
in elmer &erIamn1lung na6 ieineln
9eind in Gertidlano iagte: Bon
ollen aorperiduften in 9eutI 6lano
bat Oie fatbolilte Stride oen bohlt
bepunoernsDerten Heforo bes @i=
oerItanoeS gegen oas gto5i-Gegime.
Sn Berlin babe ibm elm amerifani-
lder Sffi5ier, tpelder nit Der gnt=
na5lfi5ierung 5ll tun bate, eeIagt:
sd bin fein Gatbolif, ober i6 muB
Der tatbolilfen Stride metnen Sribut
5ollen fir ibren feinen @ioerItanO."
Sn leinem Seftor bate fein ein5iger
ErieIter leine Stellllng 5u Gnbern. SSn
unlerer Sogespreiie uno I'M Ruoio
miro DaS alles peridipiesen. Ser Gin-
5ige, Ser 2eutidlano seredt miro unb
Die 3ultanoe in Seutl6lano senou
fennt, lit Der 8aoiofommentotor aal=
tenborn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

@efb1t lit iie leidter 5li berbnneii rn6
fam itibt Ieidt ibaben. auBer6ern
laBt iiG) aus roben 3niebeIn Elm tpert-
bolles Sausmittel bereiten. Mnn 3er-
ihneibe cine bife 3miebel in Ieine
Stiide, aerqueti6t tie uno lest iie in
spiritus an. go setpinnt man cine
por5iiglihe Wagentinftur, bon Ser
man gegen @ale ooer 8erItopfling
tdglid] 5nei- Bis breimal aebn bis
5polf Sropfen nebmen fann. Sol9e
Sinftur fnnn man aiid1 nebnen, INN
iid Dor InItednng 81 betpnbren.
3miebeln, in @aiier o0er Weilh ge-
foht, pertreiben sic @iirmer BEL ain-
bern. esSn Sonig gefoht, iino lie fol-
den 2ellten 5u efnpfeblen, Die Sftpie-
rigfeiten beim @aiierabidlaeen ba-
ben. MiIht man nod et1pas Gosma-
rim ou5u, 10 lit oas Nfittel nod lpirf=
lamer, beIonoers BEL @aiierliihtigen.
Ginreibungen nit 3tpiebeln beilen
8eidDiire uno Iusidlag. gbenfaas
BEL Salsleioen tut bie 3tpiebel quite
Gienlte. SdlieBlid, lit nidt gu per-
geiien, bab man nit SmiebelidaIen,
IN 8alier gefodt, gier i6on eelb
farben fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15
@m. g., Seq.

Gie tp1breno oes &rieges pieoers
BOLT totgeiagte begnaoete Ssungfrar
Sberele Neumann in aonnersreutb
lebt nofD- Sic lit iest pierunopier5is
Sabre oIt gs lino iest sipan5ig Sab
re felt Tie oie @llnomale empfangen.
Sic lebt Iebr einiam uno ser 8eiuh
bon Gilgern uno &ranfen lit l,nter-
iagt. 8dbreno bes GriegeS ooer piel=
mebr als bie 9lmerifaner bie gtn5i=
Sruppen aus Siiooertidlano BERTHE
best. beiubten lie 5ablreide omerifa=
nii6e Soloaten. @egenpdrtig lit bas
Saus in aonnersrel1th, bas befannt-
lid i'm amerifaniidbeieBten Seile
liegt, bon elmer abteilllns amerifoniz
ider Eoli5ei geiidert. g9ie oie ,Mitn=
6ener 8atboltlde &irhen5eitung' er-
fabrt, 1puroe in oen letten Sagen bes
&rieges DON oer So nod elm S6lag
gegen &onnersreutb gefiibrt. Sn Dem
9orfe bate cine =Ean5erabteilung
gefa9en. sln1 Ibeno oes 90. Ipril, als
ooS Iorf gerdtmt Derben iollte, ioQ
elm SS-Gbargierter i'm Sauie eridie-
men lein unb BORT Die Serausgabe ser
Sberele Reumam geforoert baben.
9eur DEM iebr energiiden 9luftreten
zines Stabsnr5tes lei es 81 berOanfen
getueieu, oaf, ser Sselolpebel unber-
ri6teter 9inge oo5 Saus perlieB.
Goh in oerielben gtadlt babe bon bier
Seiten bnS Jeuer ser SS-Ban5er
gegen aonnersre,ltb eingeiebt, oem
lteb5ebn 8obnbduier uno ahtuno-
5pan5ig Sdeunen gum Spfer fielen.
Sabei lit ni6t Elm ein5iger amerifani<
1der SOloat i'm Gorfe sepeien. 9ie
amerifaner, oie iid) nur nit orei
Pan5ern BET slr56erg 6efunoen b1tten,