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Evening star., 1948-03-14

home Of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bradley: the Raymond Lee residence
at 1874 Thirtieth street and the
Robert Gay Hooker house at 1904
o street.
Mrs. Irwin D. Foos, chairman OF
the tour, has appointed Mrs. L. D.
Nicholson and Mrs. Carroll Perry, IT.,
as co-chairmen Of hostesses. They
are arranging for hostesses to show
visitors around on both days of
the tour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DFD MEETING POSTPONED

Fire Chief Arne Shudshift an- nounced this morning that the regular meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department. sched- uled for this evening, would be postponed until Thursday, Sept. l6. The postponement is caused be- cause the Fire Hall is being used for equalization board purposes, and Department President, Rex Hermann, is out of town.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
PURSUED E BIG FEATURE ON VIEW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

A penetrating and exciting glimpse into the majestic, gun-toting west of 1900 awaits those who visit the 20th Century Theatre where Niven Busch's Pursued a Warner Bros. release produced by United States Pictures, opened last night.
 Starring Teresa Wright and Rob- ert Mitchum. the rough and ready, suspenseful melodrama, alive with adventure and romance, also boasts a superb supporting cast that in- cludes Judith Anderson, Dean Jag ger, Alan Hale and talented young newcomer, John Rodney.
 Pursued is the two-fisted, tur- bulent tale of the southwest when it was young. and of Jeb Rand (Rob- ert Mitchum) who was persecuted and stalled by an unforgetting and unknown avenger.
 For vivid actluu. magnificence of locale and thrilling love story, by all means see Niven Busch's stir ring portrait of the old south, "Pur- sued"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
DEWEY-WARREN CENTER OPENED
 IN THIS CITY

A center for the Dewey Warren supporters to meet and plan for the election of two Governors has neen opened for Alaska in Juneau. The center is located on Ferry Way and Franklin with large picture of Dewey and Warren in the window. Many visitors and others have called 1t the center to obtain buttons of the two candidates and to obtain campaign material.
 Albert White, who was the ac- tive supporter of Governor Dewey in 1914 and l948 in Alaska, and who served in the Pre- Convention Head quarters of Dewey in l944 and l948, will be in charge of the. Dewey Warren Center.
 White. said: We can be of in- valuable help to Gov. Dewey and Gov. Warren in Alaska. While we have no vote, relatives and friends of ours in the States do and We also can contribute what we can afford,
 White said he is gratified at the support that he has so far received rom all over Alaska, in Anchorage Cordova, Seward, Ketchikan and other Alaska towns.
 We are getting under way with active women workers in this cause Anchorage is being represented by Mrs. Alice Hall and Seward by Mrs Cal Brosius. We furnish the form letter. All that has to be done is to put the name of the City and State and address on the envelope and stamp it.
 "The signer gives his name and address to a voter in the States we send it to. We also give much at- tention to absentee voting. Many voters are here from the States and have a vote at home. We advise them to act as our proxy, and send for an atsent ballot"
 White, further stated that he thought the chance of Gov. Dewey is improving every day. He comes to the Coast September 24 T look for him to more than hold his own in his contest. In Oregon, in May. he showed he can meet the voter on his own ground with issues and good will" said White.
 The odds on Dewey being elected are at present 10 to 3. If the Alaska want to be elected on the Republican ticket they had bet ter get in the stride," said White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
EXCITING STORY NOW ON SCREEN,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Green for Danger" the feature at the Capitol Theatre for the last showings tonight has a good cast that includes those who have had starring roles in other productions. They are Sally Gray, Trevor How ard, Leo Genn and Rosamund John.
 Top laurels for acting go, however, to Alastair Sim in his role as h. spector Cockrill. His portrayal of a slow-moving but fast-thinking de- tective is gem of comedy.
 Green for Danger involves two deaths in hospital and Sims dis covery that all the suspects had ex- cellent motives for the two deaths Learning that there is no love lost between Howard, Miss Gray's fiance, and woman chasing Genn Sim stages a re-enactment of the first death--and dramatically un- masks the killer.
 The film is most exciting melo- drama.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
JUNEAU YOUTH GETS VALUABLE STUDENT AWARD FROM Bp0E

Richard Wingerson, lJ-year -oid Juneau High School graduate, was presented with $500 college schol- arship last night by Juneau Lodge No. APO, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. on tehalf of the Grand Lodge of the Elks.
 Young Wingerson was named as the most valuable high school stu dent in Alaska during the past year and one of the AS most valuable high school students in the entire United States.
 Trustee and Past Exalted Ruler M. E. Monagle explained the award and made the presentation speech to the youth. The check was deliv- cred by Exalted Ruler Joseph H. Sadlier who also offered his per- sonal congratulations Wingersons parents, MT. and Mrs. c. L. Wing erson, were on hand with High School instructor Henry Harmon to witness the presentation.
 The award is made only to stu dents receiving high grade averages in their school studies. Wingerson will continue his education at the Massachusetts Institute of Techno- logy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
JUNEAU CIRCLE SOCIETY

The Juneau Circle Society of the Methodist Church, met yesterday in the Douglas Community Meth -odist Church for a regular meet ing, Tea was served during the afternoon by the members of the Douglas Circle Society, with the afternoon spent with regular busi- ness and sewing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
TO HOSPITAL

Two year old Billy Kerns, son of MT. and Mrs. William Kerns, new residents here, became i'll yes- terday and was taken to St. Ann's Hospital in Juneau tcr observa- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

The Territorial Department of Health. Juneau. Alaska, announces the invitation of bids for furnish ing desks and office equipment f. 0. b., Seattle, Washington. Sealed bids will be received at Room 203, Terri torial Building, Juneau, Alaska un- til pm, September "A. l948. In- terested bidders will obtain bids forms and specifications by calling at the above address.
 First publication. Sept. g. 1948. Last publication, Sept. g, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
GOV. GRUENING I5
 BACK FROM LABOR DAY APPEARANCES

Gov. Ernest Gruening returned from Fairbanks yesterday after ad- dressing the Junior Chamrer of Commerce on Sunday evening and the Labor Day ceremonies on Mon- day.
 Gov. Gruening was scheduled to leave for Ketchikan today to speak at the banquet given by the Ketch- ikan Woman's Club. Due to poor flying conditions, he was unable to reach Ketchikan and his speaking engagement has been postponed un- til Thursday of next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
.L0NG5H0R EM FEN
 AT RUPERT WON'T
 UNLOAD J5C BARGE

The longshoremen of Prince Ru- pert have refused to unload a lum- Der barge belonging to the Juneau Spruce Corporation, which landed in Prince Rupert on August 30, according to Freeman Schultz, manager of the JSC.
 It is understood that a delega- tion of CIO longshoremen from Juneau and Ketchikan preceded the barge to Prince Rupert and informed the longshoremen at that port that if the barge was unload ed, the Alaskan longshoremen would refuse to load fish scheduled to go through the port at Rupert for shipment east by rail.
 COURT CASES Arthur D. Tanner has filed a case in the District Court against Matthias E. Bloom requesting the dissolution of partnership be- tween himself and Bloom. Tanner requested that receiver be ap- pointed to take possession of the goods that are owned jointly by the two men and that the money from the sale be divided between them.
 w. J. Jameson has filed suit against the Veterans Alaska Co., operative Co.,, and the Port Chil- koot Co., requesting the payment i of $342 plus court costs, which the two companies allegedly owe Jameson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
MRS. STEVE KANE AND
 FAMILY HERE FOR WINTER

Mrs. Steve Kane and her daughters, Mrs. Hugh Daniels and Mrs. Stanley Thompson and their children arrived in Juneau the first of the week from their home in Hoonah and will be at the Fosbee Apartments for the winter.
 Mrs. Daniels is making a short
 trip back to Hoonah and will return within few days. Mrs. Kane's long illness requires the family residence to be in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 5964-a

No. 5964-a In the District Court for the Terri- tory of Alaska. Division Number One. At Juneau
 ROSE MULLAN ANDREWS, Plain
 tiff. vs. JOHN D. ANDREWS,
 Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division. at Juneau, Alaska. within thirty (3O) days after the last publication of this sum- mons. in case this summons is pulp lished, or within forty (40) days after the date of it service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in said court and in the above entitled cause. efei
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief a di- vorce on the grounds of incompati- bility of temperament, desertion, and non support; and any other relief merited.
 In event you fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com- plaint, and as herein stated.
 Witness the Honorable judge of said court, and the seal of said court, hereunto affixed at Juneau, Alaska, September 3, 1948.
 (Seal of Court) J. w. LEVERS,
 Clerk of the above entitled court. First publication. Sept. g, 1948. Last publication, Sept. 30, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09

Empire wantads get resultsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
JUNEAU ELK5 HOLD
 MEMORIAL SERVICE, STERLING, kRIkEN

Memorial services were conducted last night by Juneau Lodge No. APO, B. P. o. Elks honoring Hawley Ster- ing and Ivor Kriken, members who died recently. Their names will be inscribed on the Lodge memorial tatlet at the next meeting.
 It was announced that Sterling had requested that money be do- mated to the National Cancer Re- search Foundation instead of send ing flowers to his funeral. His re- quest was fulfilled by the Juneau Elks who voted to send Sl0 to that organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
TWO GIRL BABIES BORN

MT. and Mrs. Everett Kirchhofer are the parents of daughter born early yesterday morning in St. Ann's Hospital. The baby weigh ed seven pounds Il ounces at birth.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Elmer Howerter yesterday af- ternoon in St. Ann's. The How erters' baby weighed seven pounds IS ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
FROM SEATTLE

Guests at the Baranof Hotel from the Seattle area are E. B. Kluckhahn, Seattle; Myrtle Sal berg, Seattle; Virgil Lawler, Ana cortes, registered at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
DIV CLUB

The Douglas Island Wolnan's Club held their first meeting of the new Fall term last evening at the home of Mrs. Joe E. Maker. Mrs. G. M. Ferguson assisted as co-hostess for the evening.
 With a good turnout present, the club discussed plans for the coming year. Mrs. Wm. Riley gave a short talk on her trip with members of the National Fedora ton of Womens Clubs to Taku h. let.
 Next months meeting of the Club is to be held with Mrs. Mill ford Marshall and Mrs. Riley as hostesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-09
DIVORCE WANTED

Mrs. Rose Mullan Andrews has filed for divorce from John D. Andrews on the grounds of incom- patibility. assertion, and non-sup- port. The couple were separated in Seward ill 1929.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03

den 8obl ser Menif)beit tut nno ge-
ton bat. slus Sen sablreiben Mn1tften
uno 3eugniiien bon promenenten
9sihtfatbolifen Iei nur elm ein5lges
uufs 8eratemobl berausgegriffen.
Ser perltorbene yteo. Or. Salem
@olomortb Smitb, ein Sroteftant, bot
folgenoes itber bie fatbolilbe Stride
5u iagen: ~Gie fatboliI6e Stride itellt
sic b0tlte uno erbaberlte Srganilas
|tionsmaht ser Men nidrbeit oar. Gas
alleinigenoe Clement in oerIelben, Der
@rlno uno ShluBltein oieles rieligen
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|mil6,fatboliide Stride, ooer Die
8opIttirhe lit ein felterer 8au als
ous nl1dtiee romiiGe 9teid es ipar,
bon pelhem lie oas geiItige @egen-
Ititd lit - umfangreiher, oalterbaf-
ter, itGrfer sefiigt umo unenolid por-
tetlbafter fir bie Menidbeit oie
unbeliegbnren 2egionen, nel6e Die
r0milhen sloler in Die Simple Ger
maniens llno in Die 8erge &aleoos
MEMS trllgen, 1purOen iibertroffen bon
Dem Seloenmut ser fitbnen geiitltden
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ser driItianilierten uno 5ipililierten.
IS Dnr Oiele futbolilde Stride,
mel6e sic 1piloen 8arbaren 5dbmte
uno sic 9inoer ser llripdloer 5u Ell
ner menidlih tpiirOigen Stufe erbob.
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2iigen llno Gerlellmolngen bon altf
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Hom, sic e1pigen llnO unmunoelbaren
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oem ie Die gan5e @elt 81 ibr eupol
in unlerer 3eit ullgemelnen 3erfalls
oes @laubens mo Der Otoral. 9lud
auf oem religioien 8ebiet berrldt Ell
ne internutionale Gunif, oie perbee
renoe uno perb1ngni5pollere @irfun
gen bat aIs Die materielle Gepreiiipn
lSbgleih lnge5dblte Weaiien BON 10
5ialem Gleno bingeriiien, in Ser
l5peiflung iif BON elmer gottloier
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I5eugen Oie lif mebrenoen 8etebrun
Igen sur futbolii ifen WtutterfirGe II
aaen 2dnoern, 'oaB olle, sic gutter
@iuen5 Die @abrbeit Illden, Oielelb
. in ser auf Dem un5erIt0rbaren Seller
Setri uon Gbriitus erriGteten Gir6
, ibr iideres Soeil finoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03

sipei bis orei Grab, bonn meiit uber
INN 5ebn @rao fdlterett, griiitgefdrb-
ten entsegengelesten Strom raal-
|te @ano" getrennt, bistpeileit NIT
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infolge Ser @elttpinoe. 8eiterbin im-
|mer breiter, flader, fGlter unb lang.
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speigeno, entfernt li6 Der 8olfltrom
|intmer mebr bonn amerifaniihen SeIt.
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gee1p Oorf fait oireft naf Often llnb
erreidt ols Strom iein Gnoe. God
| lit iener glrm apobl oils SortIeBunq
5u betradten, Der in 6ltlider Iids
tung tpeiter5iebeno, Ben S5ean burd.
quert uno uls noroafrifaniider ODER
&anaoier- Strom - in ben noroli6eu
seauotorialitrom "einlduft. Ser Gin:
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lGufer beeinfluBt, !penn aud nidt II
oem MaBe, apie man friiber onnabm
sic S6tffabrt nno 0as &lima Der
ll6teoener 2dnoer. Sas &lima @roB
9ritanntens, @elt=@ronlanbs, gtor
pegens unO @eIt-SpiBbergens lit noe
nigltens teilpeiie cine Solge Der 8e
riibrung nit Dem 8olfitrom.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03

Miiduns tau1t nnb oantit Die 5lef-
fen bearbeitet. Selfarbenfleden
Baint Spots) entfernt man aus
&leionngsitiiden nit elmer Wsiihnng
BON gIeifen Seilen Serpentin rno
ammoniaf (Spirits Of slmmonia).
linn Settfleden an Granddaughter slt
|entfernen, madt man einen 8rei aus
Son (Bipe glaD) nno faltem Wolier,
beItrei1t oomit bie Del ooer Sett-
flefen an ser 8anb lino ldBt es
5ieben bis gum nGdlten Worgen.
Holtfleden entfernt man aus tpeiBer
8Gide nit iaurer Wilh. Settfleden
aus leioenen &leioern nerid1Dinoen,
lpenn man nit einem angefeudteten
|Stiid Magneiia bie 5leden abreibt,
/ tie trodnen ldBt uno Damn bas Bul-
Der abflopft. I'm 5lefen BON &atfee
aus 4leioern 5u entfernen, tut man
cine Sonopon Sal5 in elm Quart
@aIIer, riibrt es gut ourdeinanoer,
bis oas Sals 9eihmol5en tit. Damn
mGldt man sic befledten Stellen oa'
nit aus.
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6. 8., Wo. -

gs lit am fliigiten, lpenn man
grunoloie 8ebaltptllnsen, iolpie Sii-
gen unb 8erleumoungen ignoriert
go bat Die fatboliihe Stride es itets
getan gegen aae fanatilden Ingriffe,
es iei benn, oaB es iih I'M tpihtige
2ebren ser Stride banbelt, Die gegen
ieoe Serorebung uno GerfdlIdune
perteioigt petoen miiiien. 9os lit oie
Sfli6t ser fatboliidlen BreiIe unb Ell
mes ieoen &atbolifen. @eipobnli6 iini
es fIeine @eiIter ooer Meni6en bon
nieoriger 8eiinnung, oft aud llnpii'
ienoe, tpelde an oieiem Sdmustper.
fen 8efoaen finoen. Sic finoen bei
Dem ni6tfatboliid]en Selepublifun
beut3utage taum 9eadtung, oenn Elm
porurteilsfreier, 1tnterri6teter unf
gebiloeter yeihtfutbolit peiB, mas Die
fatboliid]e Stride mar uno lit, uni
mas tie our SorOerlng Der 3ipiliia'
ton, Der 8iiienidoft, &unIt uni
iiberbaupt gum geiItigen uno Ieibli'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03
Iyram Bb. a., ga. =

gs gibt cine sln5abl gutter, einfa.
der Sausmittel, INN aaerlei Sleden
5u entfernen. linn Metalllparen, nie
lolde aus aluminium, 3inn ODER
9led, BON 5leden au reinigen, tuuda
man Elm 5uiammenge6alltes, feufJtes
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trodnet nit trodnem 3eitungspapier.
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tann man Selgendloe reinigen. Sim
geraboriide auf feinen Wobeln reibt
man ab nit einem in Sel (Sueet
Dip getaudten Stiid Slanea. Slef-
fen in idpar5en &leioern reinigt man
in elmer Sliiiiisfeit BON einem Sell
Immoniat nit orei Seilen @aller,
inoem man einen Sh1pamm in Oi'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03
MuAkuA&
Bon 8rof. s. VI. 8 bren'
Reoafteur bcs ,@aiiemfrennb'
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ells Dos bette 9rduterbeilmittel tllr
9eber. uno 8anenleioenoe emptleblt
8furrer &neipp 8ernutpuluer GFllls
peri3eo 8ornhpooo). Son blelem 1ou
man in ieoe SpeiIe cine We1lerlplte
pou milhen. @enn man oas Ellloer
nid]t erholten fam, lltde man User
muttinftur 81 erbulten, bon Der man
ofters iieben bis udt SropTen IN e.
mem 5eeloffel 3nder nlnlmt. G1e
9eber fam man ulth bellern nno out
sic Sauer beilen, Delln man leoen
Nforoen cine bulbe Stlnoe Dor DEM
SSriibItiid cine SuIie beiBeS @aner
trinft. 9eberleioenoe iollten morgens,
mittags uno abenos ein trl'des VI
in cine Soile id)la9en, gut perrltbren
lmo trinfen. Serner iollten Seberlel-
oenoe, pie 8Farrer &neipp iagt, ptel
puren 9lpfelpein (Giber) trlnten,
t1aIich robe eelal5ene Somoten ellen,
ODER lpohenlong tdglid ein Quart
uboerahnlte Souermild) trinten
Sfarrer &neipp bebauptet, oaB leoer
ieincr 8otienten, Ser nit Sebarrllh'
felt oieie 9ebanolung lpO6enlang be-
folgte, oauerno gebeilt tu,lroe
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+. g., ga. =

Tas iogenunnte Wtnlarlafieber lit
ein NIT Wil5lhmeuung perbunoenes,
in regelntGBig ipieberfebrenoen 5roit-
uno -slnfdaen iih duBernoes Sci,
Sen, Das belonoerS IN tparmen @e-
genoen portomnt uno ihlieBli6 5lr
grfrunfllne perIdiebener Srgane unb
gum Siehtltm fiibrt. Sic llriuhe &c,
ben gelpiiie Mifro=Srganismen ab,
pelhe in oen Sumpfb0ben Ser Dars
men unO beiBen Gone geOeiben. Gieie
grreger iino i'm 8lute nadlge1pieien
moroen, pie tie sic 9luttorperden
5erlesen. Die Otnlaria lit niht onitef=
feno BON Wenl6 51 Wenlf, ionDern
nur oerienige fnnn erfranfen, Ser iid
in Otalariagebieten Die grreger ge.
bolt bot. 8enn in alpenldnbern Ma.
lariafdue oprfommen, iinO es pobl
ausnabmslos iolde, Delde ii6 bas
2eioen in Sumpfgeeenoen sebolt ba
ben. SSSn ser beiBen Gone finoet es lid
lebr baufig uno merit in itarferen
8raoe, ie beiBer Die 8egenD lit. IIs
elm betpdbrtes Weittel gegen Malaric
miro enpfoblen, ouB man morgens
nii6tern einen Seeloffel geipobnlibes
Sals in einem @las @aiier trinft
uno 5par etlihe Gage bintereinanber
bis oas Sieber gebroden lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03
: Tran s.. st., >.

Gor uQem lei Elm fir ullemal ge.
mornt Dor tiinItlihen Shlafmitteln
weld)e nur ten1por1r pirfen llno ntbt
ielten ourh ltnporiidtigfeit, tpie tag
lid 5ublrei6e 9eiipiele be1peilen, gum
Sooe iiibren. Gn3 einfadlte Vtittel
bcItebt Oorin, oab man Dor Oen
Shlofengeben cine Sulie Sduf9ar
hentee (Dorrop) trinft. slud elm fur
5es tolte5 8uBbao lit rattan. Wtar
perlneioe &uffee ooer See. @ern ntar
nadts oufpedt, trinte man elmer
Sdlud 3uderpalier ODER frild)es fal
tes @alier unO nalGe @elidt un(
S>1noe nit faltem @uller.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-03
sSStalien llno Selterrei6 beorobt nno
BON BORT aus Sranfreid uuo ale
meltli1en Staaten.
Bas Bapfttun1 in uafprpr
zpit

Sas Saplttum itebt gegentpdrtlg
mieoerum mitten IN Ben &dnlpfen Der
3eit. slls Bius VI. i'm Sabre 1899
5u 8eneoig in Der gerbannung geitor-
ben mar, elaubten Die 8ertreter oes
Hationalismus unb ser sluffldrung,
les lei nun INN bas nerbaBte 8eIen
geldeben. MngeIi6ts ser beute IN Der
@elt berri6enben anardie tDenoet
elm groBer Seil Der in Ser5 unb Seele
tief eridiitterteu Menl6beit Die al-
gen nab &om, als nad einem Selht-
turn, oeiien Sidt Die @emiiter be-
rubigt.
anfanss oes 5riibiabrs empfing
Bius XII. ole 9lbgeoroneten Der vsSn-
ternationalen Organization fiir @r-
ndbrung uno 2anbpirti6aft" Die OF
ne 3meifel nit einem oer idtDterig-
item 3eitprobleme iid 5u befaiien bat.
8enn ser Bapit babel nit @enngtu-
lung uer5eibnen fonnte, 6aB man ben
Segen oes Stellpertreters Gbriiti audy
| fir oiele glrbeiten tpiiniht 1lno BET
Ser 2oiung ser einihlagigen Sroget
Ioen 8lid auf oie fatbolilhe Stride
nidt auBer aht laiien min, 10 per-
lfeblte er anberieits auh nift, erneut
oarauf bin5uiueiien, Dob 5wil6en Der
fotboIiiden ,lno ser natiirliben 60
5ialboftrin fem @egeniab beitebe; Die
tatboliide So5iallebre 5iele leoiglid
bel ser 4ntpenoung Der natiirlihen
So5iolebre Die eDige 8eitinmung
oes Meniben in 8etrabt, uno 10
f0nne man in oieier Sinii6t auf Die
Stride bie @orte anipenoen, Die Gbri-
itus BON Sid ielbIt gebral1dt bat
SD bin nid)t gefommen, oas @eies
anfaubeben, ionoern es 5u erfiillen. !"
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g. s., Y. 6.

Ser @olfItrom - 10 benonnt mad
Dem @olf BON Merito, neil er bon
oort ousgebt - lit Die Didtigite mar.
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