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Evening star., 1948-01-28
New Cedurs of Lebanon
Forest InstuIIs Officers

William Enyeart Of Silver Spring
has been installed as grand tall
cedar of the new Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon Forest in Montgomery
County. At ceremonies held in the
Silver Spring Armory, 153 candidates
were initiated into the organization
known as Montgomery Forest
No. 1874.
Other officers installed were Lay
ton Miner, junior deputy tall cedar
E. B. Terry, treasurer, and Don A.
Smith, scribe. o. =. Montgomery
and J. Melvin Miller are trustees OF
the new fraternal chapter. Capital
Forest. No. 104, acted as sponsor fol
the new unit.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Ewing Hits Medical
Politicians in Plea
For Health Insurance

The controversy over national
health insurance should not be per-
mitted to "paralyze" progress in the
overall national health field, Oscar
R. Ewing, Federal Security admin
istrator, declared today.
Addressing the National Commis-
sion on Children and Youth meet
ing in the Federal Security Building,
Mr.. Ewing said there are three fields
in which there is complete agree
ment on the part of the public, the
Government and the medical pro-
fession-the need for more research,
more personnel and more local
health units.
The Government is spending
$625, ,0O0, 900 a year to aid research,
only A per cent of the amount Is
devoted to health problems, and
the proportion Of that spent on
child health research Is "infinitea-
mal," he said.
Says u. S. Is Doctor Poor.
"Tn this country" he went on,
1--WE are doctor poor. Only per
cent of the pediatricians are in
areas of less than 10000 population,
where 60 per cent Of our children
live"
He added that one-third of the
5000 counties here still lack county
health officers.
Mr.. Ewing said that while he was
in favor of national health insur-
ance, doctors abhor state inter-
ference or anything political. We
Democrats and Republicans are just
infants in politics as compared to
these medical politicians"
Opponents of national health in
surance, he said, contend it will
devitalize the medical profession but
he cited the records of the Scandi-
navian countries where the plan Is
in effect as good evidence of its
failure to. undermine the national
health.
DIR. Stevenson Speaks.
Dr.. George s. Stevenson, medical
director of the National Committee
for Mental Hygiene, told the group
that the pediatrician is becoming
increasingly concerned with the
psychological as we'll as the physi-
illogical elements of disease.
In the past, he said, psychiatric
education has almost completely
ignored the child and, in fact, also
his parents except when they were
Evening star., 1948-01-28
|3.25% Rent Rise Favored
For Pail Mall Apartments

Rent increases of about 325 per
cent were recommended by Exam
iner Denis K. Lane of the District
Rent Control Administration yes
terday for 112 units in the Pail Mall
Apa, tments, 1l12 Sixteenth street
NV.
Frank D. Phillips, operator of the
building, had asked a 9.29 per cent
increase to cover advanced taxes,
water rent and operating costs.
The recommended rentals range
fHom $50.25 per month for III rooms
and bath to $61 rs for al rooms and
bath. The present scale ranges
from t4s.5o to $3.50 Per month.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Appeal TO White House
For GI Slayer Rejected
By the Associatsd Press

The White House today refused
10 intercede in the case Of Pvt.
Thomas A. Gusik, 18, Cleveland
soldier convicted of killing two
italians near Leghorn, Italy, last
August.
Gusik first was given life SEN
tence, but an Army review board
said Monday 1t had been reduced to
16 years.
Representative Crosser, Democrat
OF Ohio presented a plea for White
House aid. He told reporter Mat
thew J. Connolly, SECRETARY to Pres
ident Truman informed him that
"the White House has made 1t a
positive policy not to interfere with
any of these cases."
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Rent Increase Leases Filed
For 27,102 Housing Units

Voluntary leases increasing rents
up to IS per cent were filed before
the January IS deadline for 27.102
housing units in Maryland, 1t was
disclosed today by the State rent
control headquarters Of the Office OF
Housing Expediter.
Walter r. Heath. area rent control
officer, said the figure represented
8.73 per cent of the registered units
in the Maryland areas under rent
control.
Mr.. Heath said both landlords and
tenants are still injuiring about
voluntary leases. although the dead
line for execution has passed. He
emphasized that tenants cannot be
eyisted for failure to sign.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Ar|ingtonLegisIa Group
Sets Up Speakers Bureau

The Arlington Joint Legislative
Committee has announced the estao-
lishment CT a speakers bureau, IN
the interest of disseminating infor-
nation on the proposed non -parti-
san elections for Arlington School
and County Boards.
IT. oscar Smith, committee chair
man. said the bureau was set up by
a subcommittee under the direction
of Mrs. Beatrice Smythe, who can
be reached at Glebe 1773.
The Joint committee was organ
lied recently Nv Arlington civic
groups to sponsor legislation Tor
tbs non-pertisan elections.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Strike Officials
Absent Again at
HouseGSI Probe
Hoffman Gets Report
On Efforts to Locute
5 Under Subpoena

Confronted again with an absence
OF subpoenaed witnesses. Chairman
Hoffman of q House Labor Sub
committee announced today he
would keep his investigation Of the
GSI cafeteria strike open until the
end Of this Congress, If necessary.
He said the United States mar
shals Office would continue It's
efforts to serve subpoenas on officers
Of the United Cafeteria and Res
taurant Workers Local All. United
Public Workers, a CIO affiliate, who
did not appear at today's hearing.
The session disclosed that deputy
marshals, both here and in New
York, had spent yesterday and last
night in what they said were vain
efforts to locate Abram Flaxer, presi-
dent; Eleanor Nelson, secretary.
treasurer, and Robert Weinstein,
director of organization of UPWA,
and Richard Bancroft, president,
and Oliver T. Palmer, business agent,
of Local All Of the Cafeteria Work.
ers.
Efforts Are Described.
Deputy Marshal II. w. McCauley
told how on several and numerous
occasions" he had tried to locate
Mr.. Bancroft and Palmer, but never
being able to find any one at the
crowded cafeteria workers ONCE on
M street who knew where they were.
Mr.. McCauley also told Of going
to the residence Of Mr.. Palmer, al
ways to get no response, and finding
the place in continual darkness"
He went, too, to the residence Of
Mr.. Bancroft. There, he said, the
door would be opened about q
inches, on chain, and he would be
told Mr.. Bancroft was at the union
office, the witness continued.
Office Found Closed.
Mr.. McCauley said he was told
this at 10 o'clock last night and
went Immediately to the union Of
flee only to find it closed.
Mr.. Hoffman asked why the mar.
shall did not request that Labor
Secretary Schwellenbach let him at
tend a conference the Secretary
has scheduled with ofIicers Of the
union.
Then you might be able to fnd
these gentlemen" Mr.. Hoffman
said.
The story of the efforts Of q
deputy marshal in New York City
to locate UPWA officials, who had
just moved their Offices to New
York, was told by Frank S. Nc.
Arthur. a Labor Committee staff
aide, who went along. The SUBJ
poenaed officials could not be found.
Another witness today was Donald
G. Patterson, assistant director Of
| the reference department for circu-
lation, Library of Congress. He pre-
sented a copy of a booklet called
"traternal outlook" of the issue Of
June, 1912. ,t
Communist Charge Made.
| This contained photographs Of
some Of the members of the cafe
terra union and some text describ-
ing their objectives. Part Of this
declared that members of the un-
ion, like millions of Negroes in all
parts of America" are subjected to
determinations. 1t called Washing
ton a Jim Grow town."
Mr.. Hoffman inserted into the
record what he called evidence in
police records in Pennsylvania In
dicating that several of the union
leaders have been identified as
Communists
Charles E. Sands, international
representative Of the Hotel and Res
taurant Employees and Bartenders
International Union (AFL, took
the stand to charge that the UPWA
cafeteria workers local had its
inception in Communist leadership"
Evening star., 1948-01-28

hospitalized. He said the trends to-
ward comprehensiveness in pedia-
tries is moving ahead also in the
education field.
The conference will divide into
groups this afternoon to discuss the
proposed 1850 White House Con-
ference on Children.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Chico Marx Suit Asks
100000 From Warner
By the Asxoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28.-Be-
cause, he says, he was deeply hu-
inflated" when mis- name was used
in the movie, Rhapsody in Blue," "
without his permission, Chico Marx
wants 100000 in damages from
Warner Brothers Pictures.
The film comedian, in Superior
Court suit filed yesterday, said he
was particularly annoyed because
he was quoted in the picture as
indorsing certain piano-playing
techniques which he did not ap-
prove,
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Two Arlington Men Pass
Public Accountant Tests

The Virginia State Board of Ac-
countancy has announced that two
Arlington men were among "a ap-
plicants passing examinations for
certified public accountants.
The list includes William McP
Jones and Roderick L. Murray,
both Of Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Mon Burns to Death
Near Horpers Ferry
SpseiaI pI.pofsh TO The Ssor

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Jan
sc. D. Conrad, IS, was burned
to death In bed ut his home on the
Virginia side Of the Sandy Hook
Bridge near here today, when q
cigarette is believed to have ignited
the mattress.
Mr.. Conrad, . former Harpers
Ferry mail carrier. was found by
members of the Brunswick Md
Fire Department who answered the
call after the fire was discovered
hy a relative.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Rotary to Hear Dr.. Ross

DR.. Mabel Ross, director of the
recently established Prince Georges
County Mental Health Clinic will
speak at a dinner meeting Of the
Rotary Club Of College Park at 6:15
pm. today at Varsity Grill, College
Park.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
Kathnltfdrr Barn,rr-
giirfnrge in Amprtka
(Sortiesune bon Geite -

treten id) sic bobe gbre babe. Sbm
gelte Die bodlte gbre bes belltigen
Cages. gr bat alS gfllntius oes beut-
I6en &atboli5isnlus unb bes gelam-
ten oeuti6en Golfes glanapole Gage
geieben, er bat Sbr 8olf bon Ser5en
1iebgeiponnen uno linn al19 in bitter
item Stunoen, als alle Sreunoe un-
treu ipnroen, feline Ereue lno 2iebe
bepabrt. 0ie @eididte miro einitens
in ounf6arer slnerfennung ber5eid-
men, Bob oas oeutide 8olf in leiner
notpoliten Gage einen tatfrdftigen,
uneridrodenen 8erteioiger, einen
anfreften Sreuno beiaB in 8ius XII.
8enn id nun Die afabemiIbe sSu-
geno Dor mir iebe, 10 gebt meine
grinnerung INN 80 Sabre 5uriif in
bic 3eit nod Dem eriten @eltfries.
SD ituoierte 0amals in Sreiburg in
Der S9mei5 uno bereiite in Sen Sab.
rem 192O-22 Die beutihen timber
.Ittdtsltdote. gs iinb sic gIei6en 9iI-
Der ituoentiiher Scot, bie ih. bamals
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
Erztrhuugsrrgrlu

Gin5elne feltltebenoe uno oGgemei-
ne Hegeln, Die iiberall beobo6tet
peroen miiiien, mo- man etpos oui
quite totboliicbe gr5iebung gibt, tpill
ld) belte Idon mitteilen, beute, mo-
mir 10 einoringlid aufgeforoert tper-
ben ,oeS Serrn @eg 81 babnen. Die
genaueren unO ipe5iellen 9lnpeiiun=
gen lollen Damn in ser iSolge font
men.
@rt fatboliide @ltern unterIaIlen
es nlht, Dos &ino abenos uno NOR
gems NIT Dem beiligen &reu55eihen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16

81 Iegner uno nit 8eibipailer 5u
belprengen, ioipie ieinem FL. Shus.
engel 81 empfeblen. Sobnlb es ipre-
den fann, ioI es fleine @ebetden
na6Ipre6en. Gage mir feiner:: bas
&ino perltebt oas nod nidt: 8ott per-
| ltebt es, uno beim &inbe banoelt es
it'd 5lnadit INN 8etpobnung.
Gas foltbarlte 8ut Der &inoer lit
oeren ltnIdulo, uno oieie iollen oie
Gltern nit Sorgfalt 5u belpabren
Iuden. 0aber oiirfen &inoer oerI6iez
oenen @eihledt5 nift 5uiammen
Idlafen. slQe 8iloer, S6riftelt, 8ii,
der. Sieoer, our6 nel6e oie Ginoer
ouf gefabrlife SorIteaungen fommen
fonnten, miiiien fern gebolten ner-
ben. Sabe altf Serlonen, sic i'm Solt.
le perfebren, elm ldarfes slugel @er
lnanItQnoige, ebrenriibrige. glau.
bensloIe ooer gotteslGiterliGe Reoen
tilbrt Oem glib sen 2oufpaB. Salte
ltreng oararf, oub iih oie ainoer
Inlht abenOs 1,mbertreiben. @enn Sic
abenoglode ldutet, ooer nenu sic
StraBenlaternen bremen, iouen oic
'&lnoer Don ser Strobe geben.
9unObabe in oeinem SuuIe cine
ernlte rno gleidmabis 3u6t! $50 Gr-
|mabnungen ni6t belfen, oa muB Die
3udt einleben. Tiemols ieood) oorf
man I'M 3ultonoe Observation-Disclosures
erregung itrafen. Sic muB iid nud)
Dem alter, Dem 8ebler,. Dem Gborot,
ter l1no ser @emiitsart ser &in0er
riften.
Gor allem aber gebet Ben ain-
bern ein gutes 8eiipieI! Ias quite
getIpiel lit &ebre uno 3uht 5uiam.
men. Fater S. 6. Goone lugt ba.
ritber: ~Gas quite 8eiipieI lit oie er-
lte, oie notpenoigite, oie nid)tiaIte
Sebre, Die Die gltern 5u geben bu.
ben, rilr Die &inoer aber Die mirf-
lamIte. Glel mattiger miro man BON
Dem ergrlffen, paS man Iiebt. ais
bon Dem, mas man nur bort. @orte
ltberreoen, aber 9eiIpiele reiBen bin.
Sor alem lpirft 0aS 8eiIpiel uuf
&lnoer nit unDioerIteblider &raft.
Gas 9eiIpiel bat aber cine Strait,
ole modtig lit gegen oae onoeren
Gtnfliiiie i'm 2eben."
9tebeu Dem gllten geiIpiele fommt
enolth Die 8etpobnung an oos @u-
te. Gin &ino, oas in friiber ssuaeno
Den @ltern nit I6tung 5u begeqnen
uno gegen Die 8eidpiIter mil0e uno
llebepou 5t 'iein eeipobnt lit, miro
olele quite Site i'm gan3en 2eben felt
bolten. Sin &inO, oas an Sdambaf-
tl9felt I'M Glternbauie gelpobnt lit,
miro immer i6ambaft bleibeu.
Gln &nabe, Ser Ieinen Gater nienrnls
betrunfen ooer angetrltnfen iob, miro
ltb bitten, ieine gltern in bieIem
traurl9en 3uitanoe inter Die sluqen
gu tommen. Gin W1o6en, oas feline
ettle Vtntter Dor Dem Spiegel bielt,
Inn 1id in Dem neuen &Ieiohen al
beipunoern oas aud ieine Wtutter
nldt Dor Dem SpiegeI Iteben Iab,
miro 10 leiht ni6t eitel peroen. Gin
&nabe, Der in Ser Sano ieines Ga.
ters oOer leiner 8riioer ME cine &or-
te Iab, miro gum Spiel feline geei-
9ung boben. Gin ain0, ooS an oaS
gemelnIome 9l6enogebet in ser Ssu-
mile gepobnt poroen, miro oud ipa-
fer III Ieiner 5anilie ous 10 bolten.
- @ie Die sllten iungen, 10 pfei-
len Sic SSungen.
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leftue1en grfennen als bon iiberfom-
menen 5ormen leiten laiien, Dob ii6
i'm iolhem 8rauhti1m 6as @laubenss
leben oes einfahen Wannes ebenio
auslprid)t pie biitet.
Gem Sarmertitm Horo. .Imerifas
mar cine iolhe llnnelt ni6t porge-
geben. gs lit nidt elm 9ouernItano
iabrtuulenoalter lte6erlieferlng, ion.
oern Oas @rgebnis einer illngen bunt=
ge1piirfelten Sieolung. Die Sieoler
lelber famen nidt aus omerifoniider
lleberlieferung, ionoern ols beimat-
nno oomit nur5ellos genoroene
Wenlhen, bic crit cine neue Seimat
idoffen muBten. Sic famen iiber1pie.
genO aus einem europa, Oeiien gel.
Iitige uno io5iale Struftur I'M porigen
Sobrbunoert i6on am 3erbrodeln
mar. SSn Dem Iugenblid, oa lie iih
aus Dem alien Sumiliens llno 9orf-
buno gel0It batten, perloren iie oud
Deltbm Ben lebenspollen 3uiammen-
bang nit ben 2ebensfrGften uno &ul.
turfraften Der @roe, ser iie ents
ltammten. @rld)Dereno pirfte audi
Die 8untbeit nationoler Serfunft.
Vtobte ser gin5elne aus ieiner gr-
lnnerllng nod man6es &llltur- un0
grdllhtum gerettet baben, 10 pers
mobte er lih in ieiner Eereiniunllng
lnter Nad6orn onoerer Spro6e uno
8elittung nur idlper our65uIeten.
Die WlIhung polfiiher, io5ialer, ton.
feiiioneller Gerlhieoenbeite1l, oie in
Der @roBitaot 5l1r perlpai6enen Iell-
tralltGt nno Snoifferen5 fiibrt, bat
ltb bel uns nift ielten bis in oas
Gorf ousgepirft, penn es ouf) ielblt-
perltanoll6 nod gut geIdloiiene uno
tnnerlid einbeitlihe sSormerfomilien
uno Sieolungen gibt.
S6lieBlid mar nod nit einem lpet-
teren Clement bon beaGtlihem @e-
mldt 81 re6nen, Ser Sehnilierl1ng
Der SanoDtrtidaft. S6 itebe an Iih
ntht ouf Dem StanOpunft, bob Sed-
nit fiir oie 9elange oes 8eiItes lmo
Der @eiItestultur INNER pom lle6el
1ei oaB lie geraOe5u ols ser @ioer-
gellt unleren &ulturbeItrebungen lt6
entgegenitemme. 9lber zines fam
nlht geleugnet tperoen: oaB es1 Dem
edit drlltliden fatbolii6en Ienfen
nod nldt gellln9en lit, oie @elt oer
Vtalhlne lmo Ser Se6nit ebenio IN
nerltcb 5lt lnetltern lmo 5u our6orin-
gent mte in friiberen 8elt5eiten oud
Die materiellen Seiten ser &ultur in
BEN Iienlt oes boben @eiItes ae3pun-
gen ipur0en.
suf Ser anoeren Seite lit Sic @r-
baltung eines fotbolii6en, flar aus
gerlHteten 8al1ernitanoes fir Die
STRIDE gtoro- -Imerifas bon gans ein-
5lgortlger 8eoeutlng. Ser ii6ernie-
genoe Cell, 5irfa 80 8rosent Ser fa-
tbolilden geoolferung, iino bel uns
Stooter. Stdote iino ieoof bep0lfe-
rungSpoIitilh geieben in li6 un-
Irudtbar, leben bonn 3u5ug aus oem
Snnoe. Wenn es uns olio niht ge-
llngt, Elm breites tragfdbises 9al=
erntl1n edit fatboliiher 8rGgung gu
lhuffen, 1peroen mir longiam bon 1tn-
ten fer abiterben.
(6ortiebung folgt)
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mlflOullg Ger dlnerttanll6en Some
oltr6 Die Imerifaner (es lei MIR on
Die SduleiHgriffe in 8apern uno a,l
Die neutrality-suspicious. 8ereitelung
Ser 8etriebsrate-Sronung in Selfen
erinnert) itebt 11npiirbig neben Der
folonialmaBigen Gernaltung Ser bri.
tiIhen Gone bur6 Die Gngl1nber
(man entlinne iib nur oes SftroDs
Ser 8emeinoeperfailung uno oes
@ablgeIeBes) 1no ser bemml,ngslos
oiftatorild]en Serrihaft ser Strange
len Is. 9. StreifperbotD in vibrer"
Gone. Noh nidt uergeiien itno oie
omerifanilhen 8efangenenlager in
2eutIblano. ltnoergeiien lino nod
manGe gombaroierungen, sic obne
ariegsnotmenoisfeit (oenn es iaBen
ia feine na5iitii6en 9orbaren in oen
Siermotorigen) oellti6es 5ipiliitii9es
8ut nno glut nod flint Winltten Dor
&rtegSldluB 5erltorten. Niht 5u Der,
gelien linb bie 8omben5erItorung
Selgolanos, ser piloe aabllhlag
belltiter @dloer, sic slneignung
oeutlcher Satente, oie troitloie Sob.
propaganda, Die pielen Sungermona-
te, Die Gemontogen aus &onfurren5=
igriinoen - Inn nur einiges bon bic
lem 5u nennen. 0a5u geiellen lid els
ne gan5e gfeibe politil6er l1ngei6id-
ltdfeiten, tpie 3. 8. oas iiberlpitte
6oberalilt ilterungs6eeebren ser Mmeri-
jfaner, ser Soar-0iebltabl ser 5ran.
5oien llno ibr unoerbiilltes 8eltreben,
sic oeutl6e Staatsorganiiation anf
|Oen Stono BON 1913 5uriid5uIArau-
ben uno bel oieier @elegenbeit burd
Ibemmltngsloie llnteritiibung lepara-
| tiitilder @riippden entlpeoer fran5o-
|liibe Satellitenldno6en 81 ihaifen
ooer nod Elm Stiid aus Dem oeutlden
&uden 81 i6neiOen. Wan liebt, Die
2iIte lit einigermaBen lang un6 lie
fonnte obne groBe Wfiibe erbebli6 Der,
langert Deroen.
gSas ioll MN oiele gluf5Gblung2
Sic ioa fem SSamner- Song iein,
oenn zines lit iider: mir Ieuti6e ba-
ben Sen Sraum Ser Sltlantif4Gbarta
i6neller a1sgetrdltmt als oen ser
ugier5ebn 8unfte", pobei mir nid)t
auBer sldt laiien, oaB beioe permeint-
li6en Srieoensinltrl,mente bon Ser
Staaten- Brdlioenten freiert iporoen
ltno. lls gebrannte &inoer perfiibre<
rider Sropaganoa, bie bon ben Sea-
tionallo3ialiiten genau 10 lalt rnb al
leroings beoeuteno beiier peranltaltet
puroe, iinO mir oen Sprii6en aus
Dem 8elten ntdt all5u iebr aufgeiei-
ien. Mir maren 1lns na6 Oem Mblauf
elmer &aren55eit, innerbolb oeren mir
uns nit ser SSoentitat bon 8ropagan-
oa ieoer slrt mebr ooer minoer per-
bittert ODER perit0rt abgefupoen bot
ten, our6aus flur oariiber, boB iener
loffenber3ige IusIprud bes na6per=
iailliltiiGen fran5olil6en 5inan5mini-
tiers &lot: uLe Boche bayera tout"
(Ser gobe miro aQes be5ablenD nie-
Der gilt uno oiesmal llnbegren5t. @ir
batten erfannt, oaB mir Sbiefte mo-
rem uno bleiben iollten l1no mir itell=
ten rns oarauf ein. @orauf bie an
oere Seite ibrerieita ettpos einitellte,
namlib jene p0aig uerfeblte aftion,
Die man ure-education" genannt bot
te. Wan bate bier pobl eingeieben,
|ouB bie lebenoen 8eilpisle Sen papie-
renen Sarolen feinesmegs 5utrGglih
maren.
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| lab uno beute pieoer ieben nuB, beu.
te nur nod trauriger ltno oititerer
Srofeiioren, oenen Gorge, gntbebs
rltng uno Stuoium tiefe Sur6en ms
antlit gegraben ba6en, Stuoente11,
iiber oeren iunge Seele Dos oll5u
friib erlebte ariegsgrauen pie Elm
Jfaubrelf allf il1nge 8liiten gefollen
| it, bie nidts mebr tpiiien Inn oie
unbeIdmert frobe, alte 8urihenberrs
lidteit, illnge Wanner, i'm sic nofte
Griiten5 ringeto, oie troboem NIT
loem Otut ser Sugeno, boffeno gegen
alle Sofnung, lif Sen slufgoben Oes
Sebens ltellen.
Sbnen, meme lieben &ornmilito-
|nen, gilt mein beIonoers berbtparmer
8ruB. gS lit ser 8ruB zines ebes
maltgen Stuoenten, uno iooiel
oarf td) mobl aus meinem 2eben bers
raten - Ser inmitten i'm iogenann=
ten reiden slmerifa Die gntbebrltng
|am eigenen 2ei6e erfobren bot, ser
eS aber Ser Giirftigfeit ieiner Su-
gero banft, 1penn er Wtl1t gum S6af=
fen, 9lrbeitspillen 1mo 9lrbeitsebos,
Experimentation uno einen unbelieg-
barren 8lauben an oas 8ute getpon=
nen bat. Dteine lieben iungen Sreun-
De, nihts ioa Sbnen Oeu Soealismus
Sbrer illngen Seele rauben! &ein
|9unfel lit 10 groB, oaB @ott bariiber
|ntdt Seine Come aufgeben lieBe,
freilid Seine Some, oas beiBt ienes
gottlife SegensgeItirn, oos ii6 ni6t
bon menicblider Blonllng lenfen
loBt, aber I'M 10 nilliger @ottes 8a-
terbano gebordt.
0tun aber laiien Sic MIDI, alter
afaoentiider lteberlieferung l1no Sit.
te getrea, einen fur5en 9eri6t ge=
ben aus einem 9lrbeit5felo, in oern
meme belOen 6ad)gebiete Sbeologie
uno So5lallebre lid Die Sano reiben,
lno in Dem id leit Sobren on fiib-
renoer Stelle arbeiteu ourfte.
@eItatten Sic, oaB ih 5u Sbnen
.iprede iiber SbeologiidDe @runOge.
oanten sur 9atbolilden 2onOpolf.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
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