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to plaid and making quaint pointed
pockets of the same material.
If you have dress or suit in plaid,
the appearance of the whole thing
can be changed by using white pique
trimming at collars and cuffs. Or,
if you prefer something different,
select one of the colors in the plaid,
purchase solid material in that
and use this for trimming collars
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elimination, this
delicious cereal
will supply it. Eat
an ounce every
DAY in milk-and
drink plenty of
water. If not sat-
isfied after 10
days, send the
empty carton to
the Kellogg Co.,
ITs
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BY KATHLEEN NORRIS
QUESTION T am och,

II often is whether it is a good
l \ idea for the woman of the
family to hold a job. Arguments
on this point have been going
on for many years.
In the eyes of the last generation,
1t was generally considered unfortu-
nate and inadvisable for Mother to
be breadwinner, while two genera
tons ago, it was simply unthinkable.
only women unfortunate enough to
be widowed, with young children to
support, were supposed to engage in
any gainful work, and this was
usually teaching or taking boarders.
But times have changed. Our
young married folk, our young
parents are facing a different world
from the world their fathers and
mothers knew. Everything is differ
fent. The cost of living has increased
not III nor 20 per cent but several
times 100 per cent. Domestic serv-
Ice IS commanding prices that
would have seemed fantastic even
short while ago and that are
prOnlDltlVe now.
The nervous pressure upon
everyone, from Grandma down
to the new baby, is terrific. We
are hardly aware of what creates
this intense strain, but we are
all conscious of it.
All day long we are meeting hard
conditions. Marketing is a shock.
Keeping the children in orange
juice, new shoes, carfare and lunch
con milk provides a series of
shocks. Taxation is one long Jolt.
The increase among our men of
heart attacks, stomach ulcers, nerve
ailments and breakdowns consti-
tutes mute testimonial to what
they are enduring.
Escape From Reality.
We escape from realities by a
thousand devices. We read exciting
crime books, listen to startling air
programs, go to endless movies,
spend money recklessly-whv not?
The old world has disintegrated be-
fore our eyes, the old ways are
gone; we live for the moment.
And in this new civilization, bur-
dened as it is with high expenses,
high taxation and the steady de-
mands of less fortunate folk. who
so pitifully need food and clothing,
1t seems to me that the time has
come for Mother to do her share
in supporting the household.
Not in every case. of course.
Not where children are small. OBJ
viously there are many families
where Mother must remain the cor
nerstone. But there are others
where her sharing of the load would
mean an immense relief to Dad
and actually might prolong or save
his life. Too much responsibility
has killed many a man. The fright
ening thought that he must be re-
sponsible for every dollar of rent,
every pair of shoes and every gas.
grocery and clothing bill that comes
into the household. that somehow
doctors and dentists bills must be
wrung out of that unfexible salary
of his has crushed the spirit of the
husband and father-and he has
been unable to face it.
When children get to the ages of
10 or II, they are old enough to be
of real household use They are
old enough to learn the value of
money. They can be trained to do
much that will make the household
run smoothly and such training al
ways will be valuable to them. We
don't ask half enough of our chill
dren and the result is that a half
grown girl will stand alphabetically
by while Nom dampens the laundry,
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puts away the groceries, brushes
up the lunch crumbs, demanding in
slstently, Nom, can Carol come
to dinner; Nom, can Carol come
to dinner"
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Lawn Furniture Can Be
Made at Very Low Cost

MAKE your porch, terrace or
Az lawn an outdoor living room
=. turn your backyard into a
picnic ground. You'll be agreeably
surprised to see what fun dining
out can be. Food takes on an
added zest when favored with the
thrill of a picnic.
You can build wonderful pieces
of lawn furniture at very low cost.
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No ! Longer
Constipated

Since made ALL-BRAN my break
fast cereal I've stopped taking laxa-
tives!'-Mrs. V. DeBonis, Philadel-
Phi1, Pa.
If your diet lacks bulk for normal
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z1.1 111iQiarNen Deuar
0eiantt,pert bisherieer
feiitmneen

aein benfenber Menid) in 0eutid,,
lanS ipeiit Sic 9sotapenbisteit uno Die
8ere6tigung BON Gorbcrunaen aui
cine oeltide 8ieberg,ltmadung nad
oiefein &riege bon iid. Mber foer
mlt es fiir erforoerlid), bierbei nidt
[,oie poIfstpirtidnftliden 8oraus5et-
5ungen unO oie 8ren5en oes @Sg.
liden 81 iiberieben. Oeuti1lano lit
beute elm 2anb boiler Mrlnut nnS
IatnItiabarer 2ebensbebiirfniiie. Seine
inouitralle susriiituns lit 5u eincnl
erbehlitben 9ell serltort lno iiber.
altert. Die Hroouftionsfraft bon Sn.
I&ultrie uno Sanotpertf tpiro auber
bon Ser INN fab sic Sdlite seil,nfenen
2eiitungsfGbigfeit ser s(rbeiter be-
gren5t bon Sem Nangel an Gcrar.
'Nit.lnsslnatarial uno ser Seilllng
lin Dit unS@eltoel,ti6lauo, bie 5abl.
reide Nrobuftionspueiee f6rmIifl
ourhlduitt. Gielen Tatiadpn itebi
/! elm Observation-Disclosures gescriibsr.
nie i'm idpperlidb ein 2anb iemals
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ila6 0ett aus Ben 2iebesgaben BOT,
9ltberan Dorlo Mction gum ben=
tigen giien nertpanot tpur6en. ieben
iiberau frobe @eiidter un6 aud) bier,
iotuie in allen anoeren @Gun,en, Elm
groBes Rlafat, ,auf 6em 5,l lefen iteht
rgrite erobe &inoeripeiiune in Der
Oitsone ourd 9utheran @orlo &c,
ton. = 0anf nid)ts aIs Danf!" 60
apollen tuobl Sie nielen Sl,neens umo
MGoden bas 2ieo berltanben ipiiien,
bas iie nod Dem Giien iangen unb
,pdbrenb oem iie ii6 aQe an ben SON.
Den fabten: r2obt frob SEN Serrn,
ibr ilreenolihen gbore."
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ddpon auseeben6 Der 0eutidJen @irt.
idaftsiit,ation iiberbaupt 3ii 5ieben.
Die bon Senator &armiien. Bre.
men, slfammeneeiellte Denffhrift
iiber Die Oeiitide MirtfdaftsIagc
trGet unter fritiider Bauertine oie
lllnterlnaen 5i,famntcn, auf @runo
oerer prirnals cine 3nlunlnenitcl-
lung Ser bisberi9en beirtiden @epa.
rationsleiItineen moeIih lit. Weon III
iid oes l1neef6br- -Gbarofters elmer
iolhen 8ilan3 flar, tpenn man tpeiB.
oaB iie io5ufasen bon a,.Ben erltellt
tporben lit, bo eine Angabe Der 9c.
iatungsmadAe uno Separations
Gmpi6nser iiber oie bon ibnen emp.
fansene Deutid,c 0eiit1nfen feblt.
9is NenfidrHt oes Se,ators
Scrmben fonrmt alrf einen @eiomt'
tpert bon III Miliaroen (1iaionen)
Collar. Oieie S,tmme ,,mfaBt "oic
@eiamtbeit Der @erte, Ole aus Dem
iunerbeutiden BoIfspermogen an Ole
|slMiierten iibertraeen, an 0ienitett
fir fie eeleiitet ,,no bon Den ausgc'
,piefencn IoIfsoeutidcn 5rriid9es
Iaiien aperSen muBten." gs iino redt
peridieSenartise Soften. aus oenen
iih Sic Gnoil,m,ne 5,iammenlest
SiherIid) fonnen ouf 8rlu,o Der
geuart Der &eparationsarten. Die
natf) ser oel,tid)en &opitulation nm
Iid erifien iuriitide Oisfuflinnen
iiber oenen einen ODER hSn atoercn
8utft eroffnet tperbcn. Mn Ser 9at'
iade, bab bieie @erte ieSo@ tn prart
cinltens oeltides gisent,,m uno
ocutldes @irtidaftspotential tparcn.
uno oab Tie sesen,udrtis nidt mabr
Iiino, umo oub in ibren 8enub Die
aGiierten csationen eefomnRn 1ino,
miro iebot idpperlid) 81, riitteln ieln.
gs mag nod oarauf bingeipie'en
,pcroen, ooB sic 8eipertune Der oe'st-
ifen Sitsebiete in Neutrality-suspicious..
bilans leoisIid oem eesentpdrt'9cn
Se.iacto 3atltano 8edn,,ns trdst uno
uit,ts nit eia,er aud) MIR inoirette't
slnertennllne oieies 8erlultes 5n Inn
bot Die fir Die Sitsebiete nno Die
Saar einseieste Summe beIrNrfef
iiberoies MIR bas, mas bon oel,f,Ner
arbeit geidaifcr,es uno bapc9l'feS
Iennoaen in Sen Sitgebieten nod,
ser 9lnertion Surd Bclen uno HuB-
Lamb suriidselaiien tuereen mi'bte.
Or. g. u. @a,nse. Sunnooer.
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In oieier &obe batte; man bebenfe.
DAB aIein iiber 7 Nilioner JIiidt.
Iinee aus Dem Often ,,no Siiboiten
iotuie bollfommen mittelloie &riegs-
gefangene INIT alien a,isAiItatten
iino, bonn gBteuer Bis 81, Soientrd.
germ, 8ettieuen unb Wobnrdunlen.
Sn elmer iolfen ofonomiihen Sir
tltation muB in ieoer Siniif)t idGri.
itens falfuliert tperOen. 0enn ieac
gerseuo,nrs tuirtt iid einrnaI in
oopmlter Not aus. Stun bat nit benz
gnoe bes ariegcs uno Der lleber.
nabme iebapeoer apirtidaftlider &cn-
trpue burd Die 8eialutes,ndhte Elm
8irtidnitsgebatuen eingelett, in oaS
faum ein 1euti1e Ginblid nebnlcn
fom,te. gs tpuroe abeebart ilno be-
ihlagiabmt uno cine fOrnllid,e SSago
arf alles unternommen, tpas BON
| aasenteil,,n uno manttnral alNb
perionli6dnt @ert mar. @eipiB iagte
mmn iib in Del,tid)lano bel oieiem
s(nblid es lei be,,tiberieits in Den
beietten 0Gnbern gum 1eil aud) uns
eercselt Sab uno 8ut beidlagnabmt
lpurocn; aber tpus nah Sem 2ag ocr
oeutid)en 2apit,aation geid)ab, tpoll'
| te iflieBlid pon ben 'Siesermahte'l
Ielbit anoerS betrabtet tperoen als
porangeeansene 1aten Sitleroertld''
lambs. 0ie Deutiden ielbit tpuroen
lin bieier eriten ~8eparationstpelle"
1id, fulm oes @orgal,s belp,lBt,
IGnncr, Ole sic ocutide Wirtld,art
fannteu uno nm lire Wcrte tpliBtcn,
.paren 'erobtenteils burh Sie ent'
noSiii5ieruns falt geltellt., ibre Nod
fclqer ipuroen nit iopiel anoercll
Iroblemen iibcrbGuft, baB an cine
Misunderstanding rno&ontrcle nldDi
III oenten ,par. Die 9taiie oes |'l'
fes lebte in ser burh unterernabs
runa uno idarfe perionlide erlltei'o'
loraen erflGrlidpn apatble, rno c'e
Iorteien tparen eerabe 81 Der Seii
NIT ibrer eieenen 5ormbiloun9 I'M,
| iriif,eitig einiebenoer seeen'e'f'9er
aet6mpi,ms geargpobnuns 10 De-
li6afti9t,
! NHit ser suncbmenoen einorbe,'
tuna Scr meiit nel,en Seutld,en W'rt'
idoitsbeb0roen irnO elmer behere'
Serbiuouns auiid,en Den Sone'
praate lid, auh mcbr uno 'nepr oaS
i@eIreben aus, elne plrf,WaIII'o'
:gjlon, Ser oa,tid,en @ieoerlase i''''
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Berlin. 0iit ypei rullr1en
transporter traien fiir5lif Die les'
ten Samlanobeutiben, 5limeilt Jrau'
en- unb alte 2eute, in oen llmiieoler'
! lagern 0eIau unO 8olien bel Bit
terieIS elm. Die oitpreubiiden See.
b6ber an ser Steilfiiite oes Sam'
lanOes iinO I'M 8egenias 5u Dem
,Snuern oes 2anbes Ourd) &anpT'
banoIunsen perbdltnisndBl9 penis
in Witleioenid)aft gesogen.
Nauiden, zines Der grobten See
bdoer (friiber 5000 Ginpobner) tpar
bis Su ser iest erioIgten 3wanss'
umiieoIuns (ruiiiide 1ransportIiint'
tionare gingen BON Saus 5u Salls
uno eriabten ale oeutihen Belpob
ner) purtpieeeno BON Jrauen UNI
alten Selten belpobnt Bon ocn lei.
Ser aapitulation 3uriidgebliebener
mar ld,Gtungspeiie Die Salite ar
Sunaer uno &ranfbeit geitorben
;salt aae arbeitsidbisen 5uriidgeblie,
semen WGnner maren id)un porber
abgebolt uno in 2aeer sebradt tuor'
oen, Die lie aroBtenteils nidt iber'
ltanoen boben. Nabridten aus Dem
Eager YreuBiih h-gplau belagten. oaB
1916 70 Yro5ent Der Sniailen &C.
itorben iinb.
Oas 8iIo ser iamldnoiid)en Sano.
id)ait bat lid poQig uerdnbert. Bon
zen meitbin mosenoen &ornfeloern
it faum nod et1pas 81 ieben, etlpas
III entoeden. 1ijteln uno anoeres
llnfraut iiberuudern BEN grOBten
Cell Der Meder, pon oenen meniger
lls 10 Yro3ent bebaut iino (mit Dem
Nbtransport ser Oeltihen muroen
;rpar ruiiiihe 8an0arbeiter beran,
1ebolt. fonnen oie Seutld)e Mrbeits'
RAFT aber feinestpe9s erieben). Son
oen bunoerten Stranof0rben aui
oem id)neelpeiBen Sano iino tur
,od) oie @erippe iibrie 9eblieben.
Die neuen &ure1ite, Die &uiien.
eeen iid) lieber auf Die Seioe. 9rot-
,em lit Oie &iiite bel @auid)cn, Dar-
orien. &inberbeime mi,p. ein9erih.
tet, nur batten ane oieie Ginrid)-
tungen unter MObelior9en 81 leioen.
Yleif am Mniang Der ruiiiihen Be
esmng paren ndmlih oie Wfobel
uim. aus oen erobten uno beiten
bduiern abgefabren ulbs in srobe
Ibfalgruben gefippt uoroen. Sebt
'eblt oem @uiien oas Snpentar, oas
nus Der laufenoen Hroouftion Der
Oit5one genommen tperben ntub. -
Siele Der 0el,tiden Orallen battet,
lid bis 3u ibrer llmiieNlun9 nit
panOarbeiten iiber Woiier sebaIten
uibo lire reitlid)e &abe eesen 2ebens.
mittel einactouidbt (cin Maboooni-
i6rcibtild fir Gin 8rot). 8cIonocrs
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llnh grOBer tuuroen.
Sel,te ragen oie ausgehranntei
2'iirme, o:e perfob!ten Maltern De-
alten ssobannisblsra. oes WabrSci.
dycns Mid)afienbl,rgs, tralernS uni
nlabnenb in Die SGbe. erinnern Sit
observation-disclosures on Oie tail
ienoiGbriee @eid,idte Midaficnbmrgs
Mngeiifts bes a,nid)ls6aren Ser
lmites an Gut uno 8lut, al bes
glenbs 1nb ser 9Sot, geoenft ma,
Der 8erie oes Gidters MiinDlos. oe,
Dor alpeitalienb Sabren ser Wenid)
belt in oas 1ebensbluh ifrieb: vllnr
leidenberge tperoen tiinocn itllnnn
Anb iibcrs Mab bi,aus nibt itciacr
corf oes Meniden Sinn."
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ke;ne Deutschen mehr i'm Samland


beliebt bel Den rlllilt)en Jraiien
,par rotes Snlaio iiir Soanenan5it9e
- sic JeSern, Die I'M Preis elnbe'
ariiien maren, lieBen cine Seitlang
sanSe Jeloer peridneit erldetnen.
niden, 8eorgenpaloe, Gran5 nno
Sen anoeren g1bern uereiniamt. el'
ne 8eibe bon SGriern muroe tur
bobere ruiiiite AngeItellte uno De-
rem Jamilienanseborise als Sanas
Seoem Oeutiden. Der iest Dit.
preu,en perlieb = unO aue baften
anait. suriidb.eiben 81 miillen, DIE
Seimat mar ibnen iremo getporoen
= muroe i'm Verlauie bon 2eibes.
uiiitationen al,b nod Die leste Sabe
benomnlen.
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Ji,nerSe,atI8e 0rei,3.
fraaeft ae,at

Stuttgort. Cine flare Sprad)e
fiibrt sic Demotratiid,c Bolfspartei
Siioluiirttembergs lin G,tihGieb,t,t-
gen ibres MIN IN @el,tlingen bnrf=
gefiibrten Earteitages. Die 8eidIiil-
lie iiub besbalb bon augemeinem Sel't-
Id)en uno europdiid,eu Sntereie,
tpeil iid bie Stellungnabme Scr Tar.
, tel 1T einem &auptpl,nfte geeen Die
!ueltalI,aerten 8clFaiiunsspliirw Fir
Sen 6eutiden @eiten ribtet uno Den
@eoanfen ser 2Gnoer - itatt elmer
no,m 8olfe rnpdbltcn aonltit,,arte
- miiBten Der slusganespu'rft Ses
8erfaiiunsstuertes ieiS 9iatt OBJ
Iebnt.
ssn einem anoeren Bunfte, nGm'
Iif), io,pcit es a,lf Die in Sem6rant:
| iurter Oofunente norseiebene &eni'
1ion Ser innerbel,tide 2dnoergren'
cen anfommt, beriibrt iit oie Sal
t,lng Ser 8artei bagegen NIT ocl
sluiiaii,,nsen ser OI!itarsollper'
ne,,re.
| BUR Serialh,nssfrose tpuroe eln'
lGntdlmBl,ns angenonar'cn, In oct
es beiBt, oab sic beutid,e Ginbeit be-
ariinbet tueroen miiiie burd Sie
Sd)afilng elmer aus ullgelnelnen'
aIeiden uno oireften 8ablen berpor;
aebenoen 8olfspertret,,ng, Die lbrer'
ieits sic bonn SertralGn oes Yarlas
mcnts ubb6n9iee 8lmoesresicrn'Ia
su biloen babe. Die in ehlem Butt
ocsrat pereinigten 2auoerncrtrctlln'
gen miiEten i'm 8eiamtitaat oieieni'
ae neutrality-suspicious. Stelll,na ein'
!! ,rehmen, Sic lie sur ,uirflamcn @ob,
runa Der Sntereiien ulno bes iiipen'
lebens Ser Yolfer befGlie, Oenn Die
| IWannisfaltisfeit oieies Gigenlebens
lbiloe bie @rlmoIaee ocl,tid)cr anlt,r
Ser Gyi1,nstltaat," 10 beibt es
oonu in ser Gntidlabung. "fann
MIR lebensidbig iein, luenn Die III
Zen 8l,noesglieoern lrbenSig,n
Sniite untercinanSer in cinem Ser
t,6ltnis Ses 8t,ifnr,uid)ts iteben.
Ties lit biSber nid)t ser Soil, ocan
spiid)en oen eroBeren ginf,eiten oes
Norbens imo bes Siioens itebcn Die
lbeibeu fleinen 2Grtber 8aoen UNI
gsiirttcmbere. 0ie 0ereinigung po''
9Surttembwg nnb 8aben einNdlieB
lid &obensoqerns in eincm 8unoes
ituat lit Elm orinsenocs 8ebot."
W1iter Gntid,iieBl,ngen trate''
fir eine oe,tlde Seilnabme on oe'
g8elhpirtid)ait. fiir eine Iinnpoll'
Ste,emeiorm. fir bie d,riltliht
,ueitaeIenoe Begabtenforoerl'na ein
Neutrality-suspicious. l'"b mir cine
Muberoem au,sroe befnnntgegeben'
sab nod inn 2auic Oieies Wonat!
| nit elmer 8eneralamneltie fir biel'
Taulenoe iGuberunsspflidti8er Ecr
ioren 81 rednen lei.
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S&litk i,ot Sette ]
Die ainber Sadiens fallen Der
9mberfnloie anbeim

Die ainber Sadiens fallen Der
TMberfmloie anbeim
Die &in0er befomen oide 8dudx
uno Itarben. Muh beute iinb jie iph,-
Der bieienieen, Die Sas b0d)lte 2on-
tingent Der 0uneent,tberfuIoieerfran
funeen iteuen uno oamit 6en &eim
eines frifben 1obes lit ii1 aufneb.
men. s~.J
Ni6t atmionit ihreibt 8ictor Sol,
lanes i'm Sanuorbeft 4S Der ,8er-
liner Bldtter," oab Die fommenoen
Sabre Elm Waiieniterben on 1uberfu.
loien III DeutMlano brinsen ,per.
oen. Gbemnit unb iein eanaes&inter-
Inn6. oas fann be,,te idon eeiaet
aperoen, tperben oabei an Der Spite
fteben. Denn Die amtliden Grbeblm.
gen oes Gbemniter Carbohydrates
baben ereeben, 6ab 900 aIler ain-
Der Elm Observation-Disclosures
bon Is Nf,,no boben. 500 aller
@atoer limo bo9srooie' u,trer.
n1brt.
Die Statiitif scr 3ebensmitteIfars
ten aeiet, oab unter ser Gbentl,iter
Beuolferitn9. bic 5tpifdrn 255,O0O
mto 100000 Mauanft, iiG surd-
fdnittIi1 90 BIS $4,000 ainoer int
Sitter bis Is Sabren befinoen. Do-
bon eeben ca. 10000 nibt h,ul,
pHidti9e &inber int Mlter bis 5u &
Sabren ab, io hoB gbemnis runS
$1,000 ,,ntengapidtiee ,,nb ca. 49,.
600 pollfontnren unterernGbrte &in-
Der beist.
Ser Stanbesbeamte Der Stoot
lpciit an &on6 ieiner @eburts. uno
Sterbei,rfunoen nah, oab i'm Sabre
1947 a,,f 1000 gin,pobner our9.
idnittlif 12 @eburten uno II bis
1S Tdoesfdlle famen. @leih3eitie
fteDen mir aaf Der 2ebensmittelfar.
ten=9 9entraie felt. oab Die Weu0lfe-
, r,inss5abl Der Stobt itdnois i'm
Steieen lit. Der Sruno oieier gu.
nabme erflart iib alrs Der S'iidtebr
Mus9era1rbter uno Der 3,hueiiung
bon Oitpertriebenen.
So4en bic ans Gbemnit WeflId)te.
ten snriidmanbern?
Bietet gbemnis Gin lobnenoeS 3iel
fir eine Niid,panoer,,ne9 8ietet es
@a,trn fir beimatloie Musgetuieien 2
Bietet es Brot ,n6 grperb fir cine
gierteI Yaillion @euiden? Gbemnis
feben un6 oieie 5raee iteuen, beibt iie
perneinen, lno aiuar entid)ieoen.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-08

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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-19
Sokolsky's Sense

cannot serve as a justification
for an unmistakable vice.
Another argument adduced
against me is that the kind Of
lawyer l would like to see en-
the Bench will not serve. 90
not believe that Nor do i be
lieve the corollary of that argu-
ment which is that none OF The
Judges of this country are high
minded, competent. decent law
yers VINO prefer public service to
private gain. 1t is not true. 1t
cannot be true. Many men dis
like the type of political yam-
paigning to which they must
expose themselves, but that does
not mean that even those who
dislike being abused and smear
ed do not run for public office
| could list dozens of worthy
menaon the Bench who did not
buy their jobs and who did net
join in bargains.
The Courts are our most valu-
ed treasure. Upon them, murh
more than upon Congress ana
the President, do our liberties
depend. One might even say tha.
life, property and the plTsult OF
happiness lie in the haruas Of
our judiciary and if we get
dumbells on the bench, who hire
law clerks to write their deci-
sions or who go to the disuict
club, where they originated, for
wisdom, the entire community
is in peril
1t is essential therefore that
we guard the Courts with tn
usual and extraordinary vg'l-
ance, We might vote for pas
sable President; we ought to
vote against a passab'a Judge.
The Courts require the best the
nation can provide.
Copyright. l948, King Features
Syndicate Inc.)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-19
Firemen Make Good
AS House Painters

NIGARA FALLS, Ont. (U.P.)
A big red fire truck came to
a screeching halt before the
home of William Sootheran, Sta
mford Township councillor.
Fifteen members of the Lundv
Lane fire department threw their
ladders against the house. Two
and one-haf hours later the job
was done.
Estimated damage, none. In
stead of water, paint was ap-
piled.
The firemen came to Sooth-
eran's rescue when he had o
stop painting the house because
of injuries received while play
ing for the firemen's S baseball
team,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-19
Walking Of Water Irks
Venetian GOndOIiers

UENICE U.P) - Gondoliers
ways have something to grippe
about. Last year it was motor
boats which speddown Venice's
canals always have something
to grippe about. Last year it was
Venice's canals laden with tour
lists, who rode faster and cheap
er than the pole shaving gondola
wielders and their few Gus
toners.
This year it's fad. Some
bodygot pair of water skis and
practiced walding on the canals
Now the idea is spreading. The
eondoliers want some city ordin-
ance passed prohibiting walking
on water, cor else we 60 out of
business for good"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-19
Sugar-Made Rubber
Coming To Market

NEW YORK U.PD-A super
ior synthetic rubber made with
the help of deXtrose sugar, a
corn product is announced by
the United States Rubber Co.
new rubber will wear much long
er than the natural product.
The producers believe the
Chemists long have known
that synthetic made at freezing
temperatures is superior to that
processed at l22 degrees. How
ever, the cold rubber process
was originally very slow, requir
ing several weeks.
Now dextrose sugar and three
other "speed-up" chemicals
shorten the process to u hours.
The result is a practical
synthetic rubber that give 80 per
cent more miles of tread wear
than the best natural rubber.
according to the rubber comp
any's tire experts.
Between $500, 900 and 5000, 900
pounds of the new rubber now
enough for trial production of
tires. The output is expected to
increase greatly in coming
months, to make the long-wear-
ing treads available to motorists
One pound of sugar is used in
making every 20 pounds of the
rubber. However, the sugar
does not become a part of the
rubber. 1t is washed out after
it has served its purpose of
speeding the process.