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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
JAW Students
Win Education

DETROIT (LPA)-The Michi-
gan labor movement last year
set up a fund in memory of two
of its members, Bill Lamson and
Jack McElhone, both of whom
died overseas in World War II.
They decided to use the money,
for a scholarship fund at Wayne
University. Last week, two
juniors at Wayne, Winifred
Schwartz and Alex Bilanow,
awarded the first full scholar
ship for the fall term, 1947
Both students are working part
time for the UAW-CIO.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
CIO To Reward
JAW President

w A S HING TON, Aug. 25
Philip Murray, president of the
CIO, will come to Detroit Sept.
l8 to present to Walter P.
Reuther, UAW-CIO president,
the CLOS annual award to "those
individuals, inside and outside
the labor movement, making the
greatest contribution toward the
goal of political and economic
democracy in the field of race
relations"
Murray will present the award
to Reuther at a dinner at Masonic
Temple sponsored by the CIO
Committee to Abolish Dis
elimination, according to James
B. Carey, CIO Secretary Treas
urer and chairman of the COM
mittee.
Others who have received the
award include Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Most Rev. Francis J.
Haas, Bishop of Grand Rapids;
Lester B. Granger, executive
secretary of the National Urban
League; Rabbi Stephen S. Wise,
president of the American Jew
ish Congress, and DR.. Charles
S. johnson, president of Fisk
University.
Other speakers at the Septem-
Der 18 dinner besides Murray
will be announced at a later
dota MCoro1, =o;5
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
Seeing Eye-w,o Unit

should not take chances on In
fections. They can penalize you
for more time than it will take
to walk to the hospital and get
them dressed properly by our
capable staff of nurses.
Bill Mcdowell of the sprinkler
department for his age and size
sure can talk a leg off a wooden
Indian.
Thomas Noyes is confined In
Mercy Hospital. Tom is a mem
Der of the Executive Committee
Dean Jones, one of our chief
stewards from department 19C
is convalescing from a heart at
tack. We wish both speedy re
coverieS.
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fantlienkrets

leioenbe, f6tpo6e Meniden Sample,
iperben l,nb tpeber Dor Scot nod Client
iid beugen, nod Dor Dem Sooe att
tern?
Sbne bie Muferitebung Sein Gbri
It'll bon ben Gotten lit bas 8orba1tbe11'
iein ser gbriltenbeit, lit Die san5e
@eltenttpidlung ELM 8atlel, iino oie
beilieIten grlebniiie unb &unbgebu1'
gen 8iberiprii6e in iih lelblt. Das
granitene Sunoament ser 8eltge.
i6idte lit uno bleibt bie Sitertatiade
Ser Serr lit auferitanben!
Drum lei Ser &f nit neuem M1,t
begor1nen,
Ser 5abne Gbriitt folg' in Sreue
na6 -
auf Seinem Bfabe quilt Der etp'se
Bronnen,
Ser ieoen itdrft, Der ME oie grere
brah.
Drum a1,f, ntein Ser5, lei oeines Sci
lanbs &rieger,
Die &rone tpinft, unapaQt bonn en-,
gen 2idt,
SIM Hei1 Der Sterne ieoen treuen
Sieger,
Salt aus, balt' aus, errtotte nibt!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-05
Der Perr tft
auferitanoenl

vSo6 bonn Turn berfiinben III,
belno Die Sitergloden oie frobe 8ot,
lhaft Der 9luferitebung uno troeen Iie
Deit Biz in Die entfernteiten Siitter
oes Sales uno in Die @ipfeI Der Ser.
&c. Na6tig greifen Die &lGnge an
unIer Ser5, Oh mir nun Iuferitebuna
feiern ODER ienes gr1pa6en oes Sriib.
lings, bas 6es 8inters SelIeln
iprengt." 60 ooer dbnli6 lieit mon
in ben Siterortifeln liberoler 8lGt-
ter, Die in ibren Sitereeoanfen mebr
oas Seit Der gi6enbaine als oie Got.
testat iiber benz Seliengrab gu Serl,-
ialem feiern.
unb ood - 1pollten mir Sltern nun
gelten lalien als gsaturfeit, nur feiern
uls Sriiblingsionnentpenoe, es tp1re
Elm armes Selt. Nein, mir fennen eine
tiefere Siterfreube. Das 2ebell, 6as
iifJ losrinst aus benz Dintertoo. es
lit nur Elm idattenbaftes Mbbilo bon
ienem 2eben, Dos berporbra1 aus
Der Eo6esnadt bes Geliengrabes IT,
SoIepb bon Mrimatbeas @urten. Scr
Serr lit auferitanben! Or lit apabrbaf=
tig auferitanoen!" Dos lit Ser Otter.
iubeI oes gbriitentuns.
grot ben mobernen 3eligionsre.
formern, Die nit betuuBter Mbiiht Die
aIte @ldubiafeit erIniittern uno ons
8olf auf 6as @ebiet bes 3tpeifeIs
fiibren, gibt es a,d beute nod ser
nidtfatbolilfen Seelenbirten bieIe,
oie NIT ibren fatboIiiden &olIegen
oafiir redten, oaB bem 8oIfe 2idt
llno CLAUDE tperbe. 3tpar fennen iie
tpie mir bie unbelebrbarfeit Der @eg-
ner, Die init ibrer 8roflamierung Der
ebernen gat1rgelese 6as MuferIteb-
l,ngsnunoer ltrei6en, alIein iene ge.
trennten, aber glallbigen Glaubens.
briioer iteben init ber groBen @elt-
firde 1,no beren &ielengefoIgidaft ur1-
eri6iitterlif) gum biitoriiden Gbri.
itls, gum @lauben an oen auferItan-
oenen @ott. $50 pdre," 10 ruff elmer
berielben aus, nein 5ielbetpuBter
3meifler NIT guten Staten uno poii-
tiben 2ebren bauerno iibertpunoen
aporoen! 9ieier mag ielber auieben,
pie er 5uredt iid finbet. 9ie Otter.
tatiahe aber, Die 8abrbeit, 6aB gbri.
ltl,s lebt iunb auferitllnb - uno ba.
ranf fommt es an - lit nIler &ritit
entboben unb iiber ieoen 3tpeifel er.
baben; Tie lit uns berbiirgt bur1 Ole
balb 5ipeital.lenoidbrigen Madtbetpei.
ie bieies auferitonoenen @ottes."
8er bat iene @emeinbe gebaut, sic
inmitten elmer perieu6ten @elt auf-
blmbte, Elm Wunoer Dor uller Mugen
User bot, 10 fragen mir tpeiter, bie
&irde geihirnt, bab feline Strome
bon Blut iie ertranften, feline 5tiir,ne
Der Geinoihaft Tie aertriimmerten /?
@er bringt es beute nod fertig, bob
ielbitiiibtige Seraen iih pertpanbeln
IN Weniden bon aufopfernoer N1h.
itenIiebe. BOB Ieibtfertige @eidopfe
'iid aufraffen al iittlidern grnit. Dob
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Setnb 81 iibertpinben lno gum Ibsug
5ubeipege1l, ODER tpenn Dies nidt mos.
lih, i'm in einen 8unbesgenoiien 1,rlo
niitliden 5reltno llmaultimmen. 9as
cine unb anoere fann nur elm itarfer
8ille I'M 8ltnbe nit Dem Gr5te. Ser
Wenid) lit oft geneiet, ieine &rafte 81,
iiberifdsen; feline 2eibensfraft lirrter.
Idabt er meiit. 0ie Seele miro natiir-
lid BON &ranfbeiten bes 2eibes in
Mitleioenidoft ge5ogen. aber 10 pief
Selbit6noigteit bot iie, baB iie aab
in franfen1 &orper geIunb bleiben
fonn. 8enn ibre eieene Graft basu
nidt ousreidt, 10 ion Iie oieIe onrb
iibernutiirlide Silfsfrdfte perItarfen.
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SccN3N
NWN

Ser, nit Dem ldtperen &reu5e bela-
ben, i'm am ielben Gage getpanbelt
bat. Sb mir ul.d bebenfen, tpie rna,t-
de Statione1 mir bisber gelpanoert,
Die nidt 5u eirem gIidliden gnoe
fiibrett, lpie biele Srrtpege, boIe @e-
ge? 8as iollte es geben, tpenn mir
iett iterben miiBten lnb Der Gidter
tpiirbe nun unler @anberbu1 pilitie-
rem NIT al ben berfebrten &outen, oie
mir eingei6lagen2 @as bleibt u,1s
oa anbers iibrig, als an bas Eobes-
bett 0es gottliden Seilanoes au tre-
ten uno in oieier groBen Stunbe Ser
@naoe in &eue i,nb 2iebe Sbn ,,m
8armber5isfeit an5ufleben!
8eim Eooe bes Germ tpnroe es ein-
ian nuf Dem &alparienberee. geur
Seine Wutter, elm paar treue Sreun-
De. Der Saupt,nann l,no Ser 5olbat
nit Der 2an5e itanoen nod ou SiBen
Der &re,l5e. Ser S1tparm ser Neu-
eierigen bate iih perlaufen. giniam
tpiro's al11 Inn 1lns lein, tpenn mir
iterben. 8ielleidt ein paor unIerer
na6iten 8eripanbten iino in Dem
Sterbesemod. l1no ie mebr iid un-
lere Iugen oerb1lnfeln, oeito nebr
tperoen audi iie uns auriidautrete,l
ideinen in Die Serne, uno allein uno
einiam muB unlere Seele binausfab-
rem in oas Weer Der gtpigfeit. ., baB
bod in oieier Stunoe, mo- oles Sroi=
i6e fir uns bereebt, ems uns bIeibe:
Selus unb Mearia! - 11no lire 2iebe
beim 8eriinfen l,nleres 2ebensi6iff-
leins 1tniere Seele in Die Mrme n6b-
me uno lie in Sen Sinmel triige, ben
am &arfrettag ser Seilano uns tpie-
Der geoffnet bot.
Gbriltus, Tim Der De1,tter 2eioen
@ib mir emit bes Sieges sSreuoen
gtad) oes grbenlebens Streit.
Seius, apenn mein 2eib miro Iterben,
2aB Damn meine Seele erben
0eines Simmels Seligfeit.
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R R@@ @ &gg ,SI
Oiterlteo

Imf bent leibenspollen Gauge
Yin id liebeno mitgeipallet
Wtit Der Mntter, nit bem Su6ne,
8oat in beifem Sebnimd)tsbranae
Ginen Srppfen mir erbitten
Mns benz Sdmersensmeer gum 2obnt
an benz Grab bin id seitanben,
8p Der iiike 2eib geburgen,
Wtit ben Siingern, NIT ben ssrauem,
Sanste nidt bpr Spbesbanben
Sn benz slanbig feiten Soften
Did boll Serrlidfeit sn idanen.
Stun On iiesenb anfsefabren
Nns oes @rabes finitern @Gdten,
Nnn serriifen Satans Sdlimge,
@oa, Sieser, ben eetpabren,
Der in 9ieb geglaubt, sebpffet,
8ib, oak er Dir Sgmnen iinge.
Sore meine 8rIber ale,
Die in ierser Oiterfrembe
Maelniaipenben bringen.
Gtuis emit ibr Sang erid)alle,
8enn iie in Der Simmelsglprie
Wit ben Gbernbinen finsen.
RS.
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IN franfen Gaeen
@pn Sii dpf &eppIer

&illlt Ou geIunb nerben? fragt Ser
9ellono ben a6tunooreiBigiGbrig
&ranfen um Sei6 8etbesoa (Sob. 5,
o.. 9ie Srage i6eint 10 iiberfliiIiig
pie Oie, tpel6e @r an BEN glinoen bon
Seri6o ri6tet: @as piuIt ou, oaB Sd
Dir tue? (2uf. 19, 41). l1no ooh iii
SeIus ntdt ser Monn, Ser ueberf fIiiis
1tges lagt unb fragt. 2est man Die
getonung auf: @iuIt bu?, 10 erbGIt
Die Srage einen tieferen Sinn. 9en
ldeint Der Granfe BON 8etbesoo er.
faBt 5u baben, benn er fiibrt Iofort
.anf, mas er getan babe, Inn gelun6 5u
tperoen uno 1parrm er ni6t mebr
babe fun fonnen, als 1pollte er Iogen
Sd babe BEN 8illen unb babe i'm
audi betatigt nu6 &r6ften.
8as ioa Ser 8ille fir einen @in-
fluB baben fonnen auf &ranfjein uno
8eiunoneroen2 @ibt es ienluno, Ser
franf lein 1pia? 8ibt es einen &ran=
Ten, Ser nidt geillno iein min? aber
es lit eben Elm ltnteridieo 5lpiiden
Biae unb 8ille. Gin fraftpoaer,
Dirtlid reeierenber @ille permog
aud oa b!el mebr. als man aetpobn=
lid elaubt.
Gin geIunber 8iIle fann geraoesu
aranfbeiten nerbiiten l1no unteroriif=
fen, fann oie @eneiuns forbern unb
bei6leunigen, fann ,tno ion ieoenfous
Serr unb &onig bleiben ou6 in fran=
Ten Sagen. Weilt lit Der Sebler aber
6er, baB iofort beim @nriden Der
&ranfbeit ser @ille IusreiB nirunt
ODER oaB er suerlt iib bon Ser &ranf=
beit aniteden ldBt. Sb ni6t mitunter
audi bie Ierate ben 8illen mebr als
8un0essenoiien 1,nb Seilgebilfen bei=
5ieben ioaten?
gs sibt betanntli1 einsebilbete
aranfe. Son ibnen gilt 6as 8ort bel
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Das man ntht leien fol-

Gorf ein Gotbolif ale 8i6er Iefen,
Die nidt auf Dem Snoer berbotener
Bidder per5ei6net itnb? 0ieIe Srage
tpuroe bon einem 8eiitliden in elmer
Hrterreoung anI6aulid rtr1b faBlib
beanttportet. Gr NOR in einen1 Sofpi-
tal, um einen &ranfen gu beIubert.
Elotlid) borte er cine Stilnme birtter
Iif, 1tno 5pei &ranfenpfleeerinne,,,
beioe fotboliif), ipra6en i'm alfo on:
vSod]tpiiroen, mir baben eera6e cine
2isfuiiion Meine &ollegin iogt mir,
oaB id] bieIes 8u6 ni6t Iefen biirfe.
Sic iogt es lei ihle6t. Sd iagte ibr,
OaB es nidt auf Dem Ssnoer oerboteller
Bidder ltebe, iomit lei es mir erla1,bt,
es 81 leien. 9abe id nidt re6t?"
Ser Erieiter froete rubig: .Sabt
tbr cine Bodenobteilung in biefean
SoIpitol?"
~8emiB! @orllm froeen Sie?"
"aennen Sic Soden, ipenn sic iie
ieben?"
vsSas bot oaS nit oent Sl1d)e 51i
tun?"
vSebr pieI. 8enn Sic, eine gfIe.
germ, einen San Dor ii9 bGtten, oen
Sic ols Boden erfGnftten, tpiiroen sic
ieoem erloltben, Sen 8atienten at BE-
lp6en rno lib Der @efabr o,ts5llIet-
5en, Bis ser ar5t SEN San eepriift
bat?"
"gepiB ni6t! 91ugbeit 1piiroe oos
perbieten!"
~ssun, eeraoe 10 lit es nit 1dIed,
ten gii6ern. Hi6t &llgbeit aIletn,
lonbern 8ottes @eiet oerbieten ST.
men, Sbre SeeIe elmer eeiIttgen GIN.
itedung ous5uieten. Ser ssnoer Der
Stride oer5ei6net MN notorii6 i6Ied)-
te Bidder. Otan fann nidt ertparten,
6aB er ieoes irreligioIe ooer unfittlide
8ud) entbalte, bos eeorudt tper6en
mag. SelbIt menn es feinen ssnoer
berbotener 8iider gGbe, 10 1piir6en
Sic bod @ottes 8eies iibertreten
our6 2eien bon 8ii6ern, Die esbren
8louben ODER Sbre Sittlidfeit ee,
fabrben."
-9onn borf id oieies 9ud ni6t Ie,
ien?"
~GetpiB niht, tpenn es unlittlid,
ODER gegen l,nleren @louben it,"
Sn btelen Saeen oberfIGdIiter
Shr!ftItel1erei tperben mir bon elmer
Slut unIittlt6er guher uno bon Ir.
tifeln gegen unieren @lauben iiber.
idpemmt. Sei1te 8f11Iher in @illen-
lfatt, obne bie ausbiloung lno oas
@iiIen Ser aroBen @elebrten tpie So.
lteur uno Wenbel, beibe Betenner 6es
fatboliIfen 8laubens, 1penoen fid
nit ibrem idaIen 9lbflatld bon BiT.
lenlhoft on ungebilbete @eiiter. Ra.
tboliid5e gltern baben eine ooppelte
Bflidt, namlid iid ieIber oes 2efens
oeiien 5u entbolten, mas 6em @laa,.
ben unb BEN guten Sitten gef6brlid)
lit. uno ibre &inoer segen ioIdye 8ii.
der uno Sdriften 5u ibiiten.
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Galoeron: uGu braldlt ouf anbere
&ranfbeiten nidt 5l tparten; nein,
beine idperlte &ranfbeit biit br
ielbit." Sier gibt es tpobl nun etne
&ur: ser frantbafte 8ille, franf 5ll
iein, nuB bur6 tiihtige grbeit tpie-
ser in einen eeiunOen 8illen, geluno
81 Iein, umgei6affen tperoen.
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Srohes Seben
@on p. SOD. &reuter, O.S.B

Sltern ut 10 rebt 0as sSelt 0es fro
ben 2ebens. nnb frobes 2eben 1uht
ieoes Menibenfino. auein, 10 piele
finoen es nidt. sic i9leppen ibr
&reu5 1peiter, feu6eno, per5peifelnb,
obs Sltern lit ooer ni6t. Sic fonnen
oes 2ebens nibt frob iperben. gs feblt
ibnen oie feite Soffnung, Der lihere
Iusblid ins etpige 2ano Der Sreu0e.
sluferltebune bot eben fallm cine ge-
oeutltng fir lie.
8ii6of BON &eppler iteat in ieinem
goloenen 8iidlein: nMebr Sreube"
oie groBe Srage: ~2eben mir in freu=
oenrei6er ober freuoenarmer 3eit?
Wton f0nnte oen Sptiniiten fait Be-
neioen, Der eriteres 5u bebaupten
Dogte. @lallben ipiirbe er ni6t niel
finoen. Sreuoeloiigfeit Bis 5ur Croft
loligfeit lit geraoe5u oas Wferfnnal Der
3eit, bic 8runoitimmrng bes Bolts
lebens." 8ii6of &eppler fiibrt Damn
Die beriibmteIten Bropbeten uno gll-
toritdten Der mooernen @elt an nit
ibrent perni6tenben llrteiI iiber Sen
ganferott ser nobernen @eIt utto
Wenl6beit obne BEN tpabren &eilano
ltnb grloier. SSn tangent Srauer5uge
idreiten iie binder Dem Sare Ser DIRT
itusloien Menldbeit einber, flogeno
uno 5iirneno iiber Die geiitig uno iee-
lii6 tote 8elt.
Wan iudt nod Mitteln ser 5eIbIt-
erl0iune. Wan nermeint Die Walien
5l1 groBerer 8roiperit1t un6 oamit 5u
seiteigertem Glide gu fiibren, apenn
man ibre 3abl beibranft. go greift
man oenn 5ur Bropagonba fir oie
9eburtenfontrole, ll,16 lud)t elm gdn-
5es @eidledt Inn lein Hedt auf 2eben
uno @liid an bringen, uno bies alles,
tpeil man Der Wenidbeit frobes 2eben
brtngen apiu, nadoern man ibr Die
Suellen Der tpabren Sreuoe, oes eh-
ten @liides nod &r1ften perItopft bat
- cine gGnslide 8anferotterHarung
Der menidliden @eieuidaft.
l1no bod, es eibt feline @ettung,
feinen aufities gum froben 2eben fir
ben gin5elnen pie fir bie 80lfer als
anldluB an gbriitus, ben Sieeer
iiber 2eio ut1b 600. Gin oeutjder
S6riftlteller idrieb einmaI: Sbne
GbriItus lit Die @elt cine S0Ile, 0os
2eben Srriinn un6 Dual, bas Ster-
ben Ger5Deiflltng uno Ber6ammnis.
Gbrilhls aber lit bas &rafttport fir
Die Shpahen, ELM Geueriport fir Die
gragen, ein 2idtiport fir bic 3tpei-
felnoen, Elm Sonnentport fir bie 2ei=
oenoen, Elm 2ebens,port fir bie Soten,
elm Subeltport fir ale. - SIM
Siterfeite Iiegt aue Soffnung begriin-
oct; aud Ole 3uberli6t, oaB GbriIti
Werf, bas gbriItentllm, feline @erbe-
uno 8irffraft our6lesen miro bis
an oas gnoe Der 3eiten. @abrbeit
nnb @erebtigfeit, Sreuoe uno 2eben
iperoen i6lieBlib iiesen, tl6sen auh
Srug uno Selbitiu1t, 2eio uno Sob
5n berriAen iheinen tpie ban1als an
ienem 8lutfreitage. - Das glneluia
miro tpeiter tonen lln6 inrtner tuieoer
Jreuoe, frobes 2eben in aablrei6e
Seelen bineinflingen. Ser enolihe
Sieg oes @uten lit geiidert!
.Gbriit lit erItan6en
Mus Der 8ertueiung:
&eiBet bon 8anoen
Sreubig euh Iosl
@nd lit Der Meiiter mob,
gud lit @r 5al
.gbriit lit eriton6en!
Jreu6e Dem SferbIihen,
Zen bic ber6erbIihen.
S9leihenoen. erbIihen
Dfdneel. ,.1n,Dan6enl"
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8as iolIen mir aber iaeen bon ber
tdgli6 ii6 mebrenoen &laiie Der Seer.
noIen, Der Heuraitbenifer? @ir babe1
alles Witleio nit ibnen uno ltno melt
entfernt, ibnen obne ipeiteres ibren
peinpollen 3ritano sur S6ulo 81,
rednen. Iber man tut ibnen ooh
l6perli6 unre6t nit Ser Ser1nutung,
oaB nidt tpenige BON ibnen burb
mebr @iuensenereie ibr 2eioen bot
ten in ben 9lnfdngen beldtporen unb
in Gren5en baIten fonnen. Oft bGIt
man fir S6nabe bes &orpers ODER
Der Gerpen, mas S6mdde Der Seele
ooer bes 8iaens lit.
Sic lit ia cine glrt gpioelnie ge=
tporoen, oieie 0erpenfronfbeit. lin
oie ausbreitung maft ii6 belonoers
perole,tt cine getpiiie ri6one" 2iteros
tur l,no &unit, Die @enllB= 1n6 Ser
gniiguneslu6t, Der Ilfobolis1n,1s, Ell
ne lnoerriinftige 2ebenspeiIe, Die
gan5e 9ese uno l1nraIt oes mooerne1l
Sebens. 0ie 4nltedung tonnte nur
oerbiiten, Dos llebel nur in S6ran=
fen bolten, Elm fraftiger 8iue, Ser
ourd slr6eit ieine Serridaft bebaup=
tet. aber 1pie ioa Der @iue 5ur &roft
fommen fonnen in SEN longen 2ieee=
lnto &ubefuren 5ur ~gerubisune ser
Nerpen" ? Gieie Sufan5en niisen iol=
die Nerpen meiit gut aus, Inn in Ib=
lpelenbeit bes @illens Die Serrid)oft
OH iid 81 reiben uno ii6 5u fleinen
SoustDrannen 5ll enttpideln. 4rbeit
I'M uebermaB entnerOt, mabpolle 9lr=
belt beilt uno Itablt Die Nerpen.
Die unleioliditen &ronfen iino
buufig ni6t Die Shperleioenoen ion=
bern Die 2ei6tfranfen. Gin fleines
llnmobllein bannt mani om rol6eiten
oaourf, oaB man es nidt bea6tet.
Gin Ir5t urteilte: Inn li6 tpobl 5ll
fiibIen, miiiie man eigentliG cine flei=
ne &ranfbeit baben. Der fl: 6ran5
bon Sales benerft: Wfir gebt es ME
beller, als tuenn ih midi ni6t gons
tpobl fiible. Inter teinen l1nitGrben
ioIlen Iol6e fleine 2eioen sic Sous
oronung it0ren bie 8flidterfIaung
binoern, bas 3uiommenleben oerbit-
tern oiirfen.
Sor Ser &ranfbeit ni6t 5ll friib
fopitulieren, nber au6 ni6t 5u ipGt.
Ser Ir5t miro au beitinlnen boben,
mann Der arbeitsbetrieb einaultenen,
iponn oas amt nieoer5uIesen, tpann
oas Sal1ptqllartier ins &ronfensin1-
mer 81 Derlegen lit. 9ieIen 3eitpuntt
binaus5ogern, Biz man gan5 5ulam=
menbridt, pare ni6t @inens ItGrfe,
lonoern toridter Starriinn unb bieBe
idledt mirtidaften nit foitbaren @ii-
tern.
giner aber barf ME fopituIieren,
menn aub aue @lieoer uno &0rper=
frafte ii6 Der Waht Der &rantbeit
erseben uno Die 8affen itreden, tpenn
aud Der &opf lib gefansen eibt unb
fait oenfunfabig gemoroen lit; elmer
mub oas Gegiment in Sdnben bebaI=
ten, a1l6 penn er alle IuBentperfe
preisgeben miiBte uno nur nod in
ser Sauptfeltung i'm Snnern bes &ei=
DIES iid) bebaupten fonnte Ser
Niue.
Seoe l6pere &rantbeit lit ia cine
Wrt &ripnasnitnnA Ga niIt einn11
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aranfe. Son ibnen gilt oas @ort BEL
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Seoe lhpere arantbeit lit ia cine
slrt &riegs5uItano. gs gilt einen
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-05-01

But above and ALL perhaps, Democrats should work
unremttngly to triumph in the Third District, June 7,
because two mighty forces at work today which will
determine the social and political future of Amer
ca and indirectly the world for many generations of
time.
On the side, the Democratic Party is, historically
and by instinct of its followers the force which works for
and the kind of world organization without which
cannot hope to have peace
The Republican Party by the testimony of history and
its acts in Congress today is the party of reaction Its
membership, by and large looks backward Its financial
support largely from interests whose not
peace and happy prosperous nation and world for ALL but
privilege and profits for the few.
By eecting Mr. Savage to Congress and defeating Mr..
Mack Democrats of the Third District will give testimony
to whole nation which il watching the contest that in
this great decisive strugge-which is not only nation
wide but worldwide the side of the common
people who want little than peace and chance at
decent life for themselves and their children
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-05-01

According to information from
Washington, Sweden has been
placed on the list of eastern Eu-
ropean countries in which a condi-
ton of emergency exists. This
decision would seem to indicate
that Sweden is regarded as in
capable of solving its food prob
lens alone. Allotments from the
International Food Commission
are usually made for the period
July l to June 80 of the follow
ing year. Last summer Sweden
requested a grant of 100000 tons
of wheat to take care of the con-
sumption until September l.
Eventually Sweden was informed
that it had been granted a pre-
liminary allotment of $4,000 tons
of wheat, which was supposed to
stretch until July l, 1947. or this
quantity however, only 5000 tons
were received from the United
States. 1t now seems probable
that h e remaining $4,000 tons
will arrive during the summer; if
not, the situation will be pre-
carious.
Next year, too, Sweden must
depend on imports to the greatest
extent. Due to the hard winter
and other factors. there will be
SO per cent less winter grain than
in 1916. No less than % per cent
of the winter wheat acreage and
IS per cent of the winter rye
acreage will have to be resolved
Even with current low rations
there may be a dearth of from
100000 - 100000 tons of bread
grains, which the authorities hope
to cover with imports. T h e
chances for doing away entirely
with the bread rat.ons in 194S are
extremely small. In fact, of all
the staples, only potatoes give
reason for optimism.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-05-01
Strike Of Swedish
Merchant Marine
Officers Settled

STOCKHOLM, May 10. CBv
wireless) - The dispute between
the Swedish shipping companies
and the masters, deck officers
and radio operators of the Swed-
ish merchant fleet, numbering
about 1000, has been settled be-
fore a special mediation Commits
sion after a week of negotiations.
Both parties met May 16 to dis
cuss the proposed settlement. The
commission handed them an an
nouncement from the Government
notifying them that an arbitra-
ton committee would be appoint
ed by the State to decide in the
matter if the dispute was not set
tied the next day.
At the negotiations, however,
the proposals of the mediation
commission were accepted by both
parties, and the officers went
back to work. This is probably
the first time that Government
decree has been submitted in a
Swedish labor conflict while dis
cussions were still in progress.
The Governments action is ex-
planned on the ground that a
drawn-out conflict might have had
a catastrophe effect on Sweden's
economic life.
All in all some seventy-five
ships were involved in the strike.
The reason why this number was
so comparatively small is that Of
ficers of Swedish merchant ships
are not permitted to muster out
in foreign ports.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-05-01
News In Brief

Sweden ana Denmark nave con-
Guided a trade zgreement which
will run for one year from Feb. l.,
1947 According to this, Swedish
exports TO Denmark will be worth
about $50 million, and the Danish
deliveries to Sweden a little more
than SCI million. Sweden will send
pulp. cardboard. wallboard, wood
products. chemicals, iron and
steel. tools. machinery, and min
erals. while Denmark will export
eggs, cheese. meat. sugar, fruit,
scrap iron. etc.
4 mine explosion severely dam
aged the stern of the new motor
ship, Acacia of the Swedish
Lloyd on April II off the south
ernmost coast of Sweden. Crew
ard passengers. numbering 81,
were able TO leave the sinking
ship unframed and were picked
UP from life boats by another
Swedish ship, the "Sameland," and
landed in Copenhagen.