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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25
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Ser 9ireftor ser l1niteb BreB
Continental Serpices, George Hipal,
idilberte fiiraliG feline ginoriide iiber
9eutlhlanb nit ser ueberi6rift:
.Huble to Slides - 8eIt Germany
Starts Boom. gr iiebt babel 1lur
bas GuBere 8ilo in ben @roBItabt.
itraBen Ser omerifanii6en unb bri-
tilden Gone unb bebauptet, 8eutih-
Iano lei feinesfaas LANCER mebr Elm
2ano bon llnrube, Sunger uno ent.
Dertetem @elbe.
Seine ausfiibrungen fonneri nidt
ltnipiberipro6en bleiben, ba tie nidt
nit Der tpirfliben Sage iibereinitim-
men.
gger elm obieftipes 8ilo uber
9eutl6lano 5eisen uno gu einem rid-
tigen @rgebnis fomlnen min, muB
ben 9ingen in Der Siefe nadgeben.
/. 9euti9lano lit arm. 9ie enb-
giiltige Sobe Der 8erluite am Bolts.
bermogen itebt nod ni6t felt. 9as
golfspermosen betrdgt nur nod eli
men 8ru6teil bon friiber. 9ie ger
bombten Staote uno S1ouitrie3entren
ipre6en cine bereotere Spra9e als
ieoe 3abl. 8as oeutihe 8olf BOT
ba5u anndberno 70 Williaroen 9ol.
lar nod bem totalen 3uiammenbru1
an Serm0gensperten perloren infol-
ee bon &riegsabgaben, Demontagell,
eiitl1neen aus laufenoer Hroolfs
tion ultp.
2. 9ie &riegs5erItorungen: Son
17S00,000 @obn-ginbeiten aus
Dem Sabre 1888 naren in oen bier
3onen i'm Sabre 1916 100000
8obneinbeiten aerItort - Sc Bro3ent.
Wiaionen Der ausgebombten Men-
iden pobnen be1te nod in menihen-
unpiiroigen 8ebduiungen in Sci.
lern, in Notbaraden, uno iparten lett
Sabren auf 3upeiiung zines geeigne.
ten 8obnraumes.
Ser Staotfern ser Stabt Maina
in ser fran5oiii1en 3one III gu 81
Hro5ent 5erItort, Ser Sbaben in bie-
Ter Staot anein miro auf 565,000,-
900 0We gelddtt, oas iino 7,210
9We auf Sen &opf ieben Wain5ers.
3. 11,50O,0OO Glibtlinge Iteaen
bie beutiden 8ermaltungen eenau 10
mie Dor 2 Sabren auf beute Dor elm
unlosbares Yroblem, benn MIR Ser
geringere Sell BON ibnen fat in &eit-
9eutldlano Mrbeit, Brot, &eim uno
2ebensgrunolage gefunoen.
1850 MaiienIager befinOen lih
beute nod I'M @ebiete Der @eit5onen.
Sa6en iif Die ausldnoiihen aor-
relponoenten ei1rlal Die Weiibe ge-
ma6t, bieie @ruppen bon 9eutl6en
auf5uiu6en2
Sort bauien iie, 80 Bis so Sami-
lien in 8araden, in Ean5lalen, Surn-
ballen, gleih Oh alt ober jung, OBJ
berbeiratet ODER unberbeiratet, OF.
franf ooer geiunS, obne l1nteri9ieo
bes @eIdledtes, ihon apei Sabre
unb mebr! 8eionoers oriideno in ben
@intermonaten, mo bas Mailenla-
ger fir ben groBen geil Der Sniailen1
5mangslaufig .2ebensmittelpunft"
lit.
A. 9ie io5iale Struftur Ser 6eut-I
iden BeDolferung gebt aus folger.l
Der @egeniiberitellitng berpor:
Is Bis 20 bon 100 Deutlhen Ie-
ben berte bon Der offentliden Inter
itiitung.
40 bon 100 9eutiben iinb ariegs.
beriebrte, &eimatbertriebene, 9otal-
ausgebonrbte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25

Jbiihe Gprahe uno @eiitesipelt Itu-
oierte. gbenio ernitIih betrieb ct bns
Stuoiiln Der Hbiloiopbie ii1lo Der
|Ebeologie 1trrb begarn ieine eriten
Sbriften gegen Ole S6retifer it116
| Shismatifer al, 19reiben. Oablrh
tpuroe er Bel ben nidtnnierten Srtbo-
ooren berbnBt, Die ibm iogar nah benz
2eben itrebten. gr fIob ins 2ibanon-
Igebirge uno fano i'm 5anft Sobannes-
Moiter bon Ronhara cine 3ufIuhts-
itatte, mo alh fem Better P. gsifo-
luus 5abgb fih befano.
Sier nun begann er Die erite arn-
|biide 8ubormderei al erribten, 1tnb
5tpar rrtuBte er nidt ,tnr Die Srgane
erfinben unb Die BlGne entmerfen,
Iionbern alle @erfaelige, 8n11tnben,
Siegel, ia iogar Die Druderidtparae
eigenbdnbig beritellen, mas ibm MIR
oanf ieiner 4unitfertigfeit gelingen
fonnte. Das erIte Bud, bas er or,lds
lte, NOR Der Weiian @5-3aman, in ei-
|ner Iuflage bon ahtbiinbert @rem.
plaren. gBie Die europdilhe, 10 ber-
breitete nn1 ole arabil6e 8n16ruf-
ferei anfdnglid) beionoers religi0fe
8iiher. 9ie ,2ibanon-8reiie" n1ahte
oarin feine Musnabme. sic blieb Biz
Inns Sabr 1899 in @ebrou9, elm 3eug-
|nis fir ibren grfinber, ,lnb it, nod
|bonitanoig erbalten, i'm 5anft So-
Ibannes- -&loiter al &ondarn au Ieben,
lpo tie oie 8eipunberung aner 8elu-
der erregt.
gbenio eroB tpie oas grfinber- ltnb
Sanonerfersenie tparen Die Gugenoen
bieies @elebrten. ct fam, obne oie
beilieen @eiben empfangen au baben
- oenn er fiiblte lid) ibrer untpiir-
Dig, alien fI0iterIi6en 8fli9ten ge-
|niiienbaft nad. Sssa, er tpurbe Ser 8e-
rater uno geiltli6e Siibrer pieler
Brieiter unb 2nien. SelbIt 8iihofe
tamen 81 ibm Inn &at. go tpuroe er
|auh Der &atgeber Ieines 8etters, ser
|nnterOeiien @eneralluperior bes Sr.
oens getporoen mar. Sem erfinberi.
Iher @eiIt tpar ebenio fruhtbar in ben
|geiitlihen 8iiieni6aften. Sein Iitera-
RIDES 8erf 1,rnfaBt fiinfaebn 8Gn6e
unb bebanoelt Dor aIlen1 tbeoIogii1e
|uno firhlide Sragen. Gin reger
8riefue6iel berbanb i'm nit ben @e-
lebrten leiner Belt un6 trng ieinen
Namen in ale arabilhen 2dnber, Biz
|nab MegDpten.
60 mar es tpie6erum Elm fatboIi-
i9er Gbriit, elm aloitermann, Dem Die
|arabilde, niht6riitlihe @elt ibr MIDI
|tigites &lilturtperfaeug beroanft. Gin
8eipeis mebr, baB 3ibiliiation ourd
@briitentum entitebt unb baB Die @eIt
|bon ben &loltern aus berei9ert unb
bereoelt tpir6.
Dies benefit an1 Die @eI9i1te Der
Wehitariiten, ienes Srbens, oeiien
Monhe, bon oen Eiirfen perfolgt, nod
8eneoig floben, mo- file cine Budbriif-
ferei griinbeten li1o electromagnetic
@erfe oriei1taliIfer @elebrianlfeit
peroffertlihten. 4us Ser 9uhbrufe-
rel Der MeditariIten gu 8ien ging
oos 10 merfuiiroige inbianiicbe @e-
bet uno @eiangbub berpor, bon Dem
|man irrtiimliherueiie gelagt bat, es
lei IN SieroglDpben georuft. Eatidd-
li9 NOR alles gum groBten Eeil 6as
@erf etliber Wiilionare.
C.-St. d. GU.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25

80 Bis 40 bon 100 DentIden boz
ben bitrh iabrelange Geblern1brung
in irgeno elmer Gorm afnte &orper.
|iha6en 6apongetragen.
B. Der MusIanoer iiebt at itnrf
Die 8erdnberlittg i'm offentlihen Gr-
ideinnngsbilo nod Der @dbrunssre-
form. Sic lit aber burh Die tpeitge-
benbe Streihung bes alten @eIobe-
itan6es abgeItellt anein nuf Die Hro-
ouftionsfrnft 0es arbeitsfGbigen
0eutiben. 8enn n1r Ser bat Die
gbance tpeiter3uleben. ser DM ber-
bienen fnnn. @as miro aber nit Den
arbeitsunfdbigen, nit BEN Siiriorge.
empfdngern, nit ben &riegstnpnli.
BEN, nit ben unge51blten &riegsmai.
ien, NIT ben finberreihen Samilien,
oenen ourd BEN &rieg Der grn1brer
entriiien tpurbe?
8ie 0ffentliben &alien iino Ieer,
Bic Soften Der 8eiasung ii,rb faum
tragbar. Die 8ilan5 Der fran5oiiiden
Gone 3. g. betragt fir gnoe 1947:
175 Weinionen DW minus.
60 Broaent Der @eiamtIteuerein.
nabmen bieier Gone oienen 5ur 9ef-
flung Ser 8elasungsfoiten. 5elbit Ser
fran5oiiide 9uBenminiiter Shuman
balt oieie 8elaItung auf bie 9ouer
fiir pntrogbar. (&beiniider Mer-
fur b. 16. 10. 49,.
6. Das grrabrungsbilb. 9eutih-
lano fonnte iid in ieiner euten 3eit
nod ME lelbIt erndbren 1nb ipar auf
Die ginfubr bon 2ebensmitteln (Sm-
port 25 8ro5ent) ungetpieien. 0as
bon ben geiasungsmadten 5ugeltan-
bene Wininum an &aIorien lit faum
erreift. sssr1 Der fran5oiiihen Gone
perben beute bodItens 400 Bis 1900
&alorien pro Gag unb pro &opf Der
8ebolferung berabreibt
9entIblolto lit l1i6t in Der Sage,
Die 1ebensnotnenoigen Ginfubren 5u
finan5ieren. Na6 amerifanii6en Mn-
gaben itno felt bem 3uiammenbrud
biz beute 2ebensmitteI fir 1,2 Mil-
liaroen Dollar nod 0eutidlanb ein-
gefiibrt tporben. 9eutIhlanb f0nnte
lie auf sic 9auer MIR NIT bodiper-
tigen Snbultrieproouften beaablen.
8ie aber itebt es nit Dem 9lufbau
Der Snbuitrie? Die Srage 1peiterer
Gemontagen lit nod niht enti6ie-
ben. 9ie meiiten @ebiete Der @elt
iino fir BEN beuti6en grport nod
geidloiien. 8iele 2dnber legen feinen
8ert auf bas @iebereriheinen bon
oeutlden @rportgiitern. Die i'm Stab
men Der @ieoerglttnahung ieit Sabr
uno Gag aus 9eutiblnno ipeggefiibr-
ten Gobitotfe, tpie 4oblen &oIa uitp.,
fonnen aber auf oie Gauer obne too-
lide Sbdoigung Der beutiden sSrlou-
ftrie niht 3nr 8e5nblung Der Iau.
fenben .2ebensmitteleinfubr bertpen-
BET tper6en.
z. gu ben 1intragbaren Solgen Der
@abrungsreform geboren oie Breis-
iteigerungen! sic betragen Bis at
800 Bro5ent. sic iinb 10 oriideno
fir ben 9urdidnitts soeuti6en, baB
lie beioreniserregenbe l1nrube unb
Streifbemegrngen lausgeloit baben.
SSn Ser lebten Sftoberpode prote-
Itierten in Der Staot Stuttgart 40
600 angeitellte, 8ean1te geqen Die
Breisiteigerllngen nit Dem Sintpeis
auf bie ni6t n1ebr uusreidenoen Sob
ne unb @ebGlter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25
ften unb tpeientlihiten 9esriffe bon
SUPERINTENDENT beigebraht tperben.


gs lit berfebrt, oie 8lumen3mie.
beln, bie i'm Sriibiabr ober CONNER
'gebliibt baben, aus Dem 8oben 5u
nebmen ioIanse bie 8fIan5e nod
grim lit. Wan muB iie iteben lufien,
Bis ser Sroit Die glatter getotet bat.
9ie 8latter ipei6ern 1ldrnlid Nab.
rung fir Die nadIte Sabresseit auf.
Iusbouernoe 8llmen5miebeln funil
man iiber @inter i'm 8ooen laiien,
oie onbern belpabre man iiber @in-
ter an einen trodnen, fiiblen 8lase
auf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25

BEN: Man gieBt ouf eine quite Sano'
bon fein 5erihntttener Beteriilie Elm
Guort fohenbbeiBes @aiier uno laBt
oas 8an5e 5lsgeoedt aipan5ig Winuten
lang aieben. Damn ieibt man es in Ell
ne 6lai6e, Die man luftbi6t Der.
iblieBt uno auf gis aufbepabrt. ga.
bon trinft man tGgIi6 elm @las bon.
I'm grleidterung 5u erreiben, muB
man tpohenlang bieie &ur fortIeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25
. Sp. s., Mu. :

SCplt lCDSL IlttU 0pIL tltuDSNOSAtoSk
Seite in Gom Die Gi6tlinien iiber
&ir1enbauten flar uno beutli6 ange-
|geben tporben. 0oh Dor etliden Sab
rem befaBte man itd in Serrara an-
ldBlih elmer bon Ser &atbolii6en
aftion SSStartens anberaunten Stu-
|oiennode fir firdlibe 4llnlt nit ser
neu3eitli6en &ir6enbaufunit. l1eber
oas grgebnis ser 8eratungen uno
iiber Die BORT feitselesten @runbre-
geln batte Oamals 8apIt 8ius XII.
|lid iebr lobli6 ausgeiproden. Sn oem
oiesbe5iigliden 8ofumente tpuroen
|folgenoe @runoiate fir cine airhen-
ballfunlt i'm 8eiIte Der Stride entpif-
felt: u8ermirrenbe ungeniBbeit uno
6eflagenstperte fiini itleriihe 8erirrun-
gen ein5elner neu5eitlider &idtungen
baben cine 3eitlang bas Saus @ottes
Juno bie SeimitGtte Der Seele geIt0rt.
gs lit oaber bo6lt Iobenspert, tpenn
beute nit flarerem 8lid fir Die @irf.
lihfeit unO nit peileren grpGgungen
mieoer perIudt miro, in Saben firGs
liher gaufunlt in Den flaren 1,nb
llidtpollen 8eg ein5ulenfen, bon bem
Oie driitli6en @enerationen, oie ou6
ibrerleits ieoen Sortldritt oer &unit
pie iebe onoere 2ebensduBerung 5u
niiten berItanoen, ME abeeirrt iino.
Gieier @eg lit bur6 Die eigentli6e
uno natiirlide Mufgabe bes @ottes-
barties porge5eibnet. Die Stride lit
5ur ausiiblns bes offentliGen Got
tesOienites beitimmt. Die belon6eren
6oroerungen oie itG baraus inn Sn-
tereiie Ser @lallbigen erseben, 1niilien
oesbalb INNER bea6tet lperben. 0ie
Stride lit INNER, ia gang beionoers
Elm 3nfludtsort fir bie Seele, bic 1ic5
bier ibrem @ott nabert, belien Waie-
ltat lie erfiilt imo beilist. sic mar
oarum ieoer5eit oarauf beoa6t, oaB
oas &ir6engebGuoe Sen @lauben uno
Die Srommigfeit pioerIpiegele, nno
oarum muB iif aaes an Ser Stride:
oas Waterial, Sic arbiteftonil6e @e-
ltaltung, oie ausidmiidung, ia ielbit
Die Gerteilung bon 2i6t rnb S6at-
ten na6 oieien bodlten unb Iesten
Worten ri6ten unb muB bieIe getreu
uno nrahtooa gum @usorud brin-
gen." 3ieie Hidtlinien ipuroen i'm
glaubieen Mittelalter itets senau be.
tolgt. Sesbalb erItanben Die berrli,
ben &irden uno Dome, bie mir beute
nod beiuunoern. Wie erb1rmIi6 nno
unlpiiroig nebmen iib oagegen piele
unierer mobernen &irdenbauten aus,
Die mebr Yrofanbauten dbneln als
fatbolii6en @ottesbaulern! @ir ba-
ben bier in Columbus airhenbauten
mooernen 8atums, Die ben 8eluder
anmuten spie mooerne rStreamline
Stores" ooer @arenbauler. Die flei.
men, boben 5enIter iinb bieredig, 5ei.
gen feinerlei firhlih-arhiteftoni
Still. Gas ssnnere lit 10 bunfel, baB
man am beaen Gage iid nit einem
.Searhligbt" einen Hlab iuden mnB.
SSn ieben Brieiterierninar ioIlte 6en
3ufiinftigen BrieItern Die notpenbig.
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s., g., @. ga. :

0ieien iogenonnten nWiloem"
(peiBliben aniat on oen 8lattern)
ser Goien unb anoern 8lumen nnb
Strdu6crn fann man oertreiben nit
pulperiliertem ooer fliiiiigem Sdme-
fel. gritern ltaubt man an Die @lai-
ter nit elmer Spribe, ebenio Sic Sill
iigfeit. Man mabt folgerDn 2oIltng:
0eun Seile Sdpefel miibt man nit
einem Sell uIrlenate Of 2eao". 9iele
pulperiiierte Wiibung fam our Ser
treibung ser meilten fleinern Snlef-
ten nit gutenl grfolg angemanet mer>
Hpr1
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Sran u. g., @is. -

Beteriilienfralt lit ntht nur ein
angenebm idmedenoes 8etpiir5, ion-
bern aid Elm bon Haturopatben iebr
empfoblenes Seilmittel gegen Mrtbri-
tis uno aiIe Mrten Nerpenlei6en. Man
bereitet Den Seiltranf folgenoerma-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25
s. @. g., q. 3.

Inter glaopatbie peritebt man iene
Seilmetbpbe, pel6e = i'm 8egeniab
5ur Somoopatbie = Die &ranfbeitell
nit Witteln befdmpft, oie i'm geinn.
SEN Srganismus ser entipredenoen
&ranfbeit entgegenseieste grideinun-
gen berporrufen. Son1oopatbie lit bas
ser slaopatbie gegeniiber geiettes
Seilperfabren, bas nad oem @runOs
iab ySinoilia sin7ilibus curantur"
(slebnli6es miro ourb Iebnlides ges
beilt) ban6elt.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Chaser to Speak
At League Reunion

Melvin A. CHASER, assistant ad-
ministrator Of foreign operations
OF the American Red Cross, will
Address the annual reunion armistics
breakfast of the Washington Unit
Of the Women's Overseas Service
League to be held at pm. Sunday
at the Army and Navy Club.
Mr.. CHASER has made many trips
to the war-devastated countries dur
ing the past two years and will dis
cuss present conditions there as well
as the reconstruction and rehabili-
tation that is being done.
Mrs. Archibald Smith will preside
at the breakfast for which Mrs.
Alice Ingersoll Thornton Is chair
man. Reservations may be made
with Miss Katherine Andrews, West
chester Apartments.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

understanding Gods plan. America.
prayer is for back to normalcy,'
but the kind OF normalcy we want
Is the kind that created the world
We have today, he added.
america knows nothing Of what
Is going on In the world today, !"
asserted DR.. Reissig, who was a
delegate 70 the recent World Con-
ference Of Churches, meetink In
Amsterdam, Holland. TT doesn't
understand the revolutionary un-
dercurrents Of other parts OF the
world nor that other peoples are
afraid Of us because OF our power. .
ITS time America came to her
senses" the speaker concluded. "and
prayed not for normalcy. but for a
return to Gods order Of things"
Evening star., 1948-11-02
DR.. Reissig Urges
Moral AVakeuiup

A warning to America that II
must take its place in q world moral
and spiritual awakening If this
civilization Is to survive was
sounded yesterday by the Rev,
Frederick Z. Reissig, executive Sec
retary Of the Washington Fedora
ton Of Churches.
Addressing . luncheon meeting
OF the WonanS National Demo-
cratic Club, Dr.. Reissig declared
it is hard not to plan the world as
We think 1t should be, instead OF
Evening star., 1948-11-02
ALsy,nnae Luncheon

Miss Bess Davis Schreiner Of
the Theater Guild will speak on
"Backstage at the National, The
atcr" at the luncheon meeting of
the Stephens College Alumnae Club,
to be held at pm. Saturday at
the Iron Gate Inn. Mrs. p. e. p.
White, 350a Glenview avenue, Ia
koma Park, Is In charge of reserva-
tions for the luncheon.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

home Of Mrs. Nathan Fuller, 1905
Dale drive. Silver Spring. Md.
The evening group Of the sorority
will meet at 8 pm. next Tuesday at
21l2 g street when Miss Virginia r.
kirkbride, director Of iwomens ac-
tivities at George Washington Uni
versity, will speak on "The Role of
Women's Activities on . University
Campus."
Evening star., 1948-11-02
AlAn1nae Project

Members Of the afternoon group
Of the Kappa Delta Alumnae Asso-
ciation Of Washington viii work on
their Christmas project, baby blan-
kets for 0sllinger Hospital, follow
ing dessert ut / pm. Friday at the
Evening star., 1948-11-02

Before marrying Sergt.
Jesse J. Keesee, the bride ,D1s
Miss Dorothy Roberta Ddptd-
son, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Davidson Of Salt
utlle, Va.
-Chase-Stntler Photo,
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Homer Lynch and Mrs.
Helen Harmon attended on We'd
nesday the luncheon in George
town, which was followed bv lee
lures given by Wilmington doc
tors and leaders of the state to
open the 1948 cancer drive in the
month of April.
Many folks from this commun-
ity attended the firemen's suDper
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
1t was a grand success.
Thurman Adams attended on
Saturday the Fathers and Sons
Banquet held at the University of
Delaware in Newark. He was the
guest of Thurman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills. ac-
cOmpanied Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Ocheltree on a 4-day trip to Ken
lucky. They left Sunday morning.
Mr.. Ocheltree is on a business trip.
Drexel Orendorf spent the week
end in Philadelphia and Everett
Marvil spent the same time in
Chester.
Mrs. Amelia Orendorf returned
to her home from PHILADELPHIA ON
Sunday after spending several
weeks there with her children
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26

man. The installation date has not
been announced.
FELTON, Schools are closed this
week for the Easter vacation. The
Principal, Prof Cooley, with his
wife and baby, are spending their
vacation with relatives in Allen
town and Reading, Pa.
The w. S. G. s. netted about six
ty-nVe dollars on their bake held
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Hurd and ba-
by, of Tacoma Park, Md, and MIR.
and Mrs. Wilbur Layton, of Har-
rlngton, were guests on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Hurd.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bringhurst and Mrs.
M. Evelyn Killen attended the State
w S. G. S. Official Board meeting,
held with Mrs. Lucy v. COnwell,
last Wednesday in Camden.
/ Mrs. Edward Morrow and sons,
Eddie and Thomas, of Philadelphia,
are spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. East.
The Easts entertained at a family
dinner on Sunday in honor of Mr..
East's birthday. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth East and son,
OF SeafOrd.
The Fourth Quarterly was held
last Friday evening in the Church
by DR.. Mulligan. Very good reports
were given by all of the depart
ments of the Church. The pastor,
Rev. T. B. BrintOn, was invited to
return for another year.
1 Palm Sunday was observed last
Sunday. Special music was given by
both Junior and Senior ChOirs. the
Senior Choir singing "The Palms, 4"
led by the chOirister, Mrs. A. c.
Bennett Rev. BrintOn preached a
splendid sermon from Matt, first
eleven verses. Next Sunday will be
the Easter services with speciaI
music by both chOirs and baptist
NAL service. The pastor hopes for a
large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Killen re-
turned last Thursday from a trip to
Florida for nearly three weeks
They visited their daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parks
at DaylOna. A brother, George xii.
len and wife and a sister, Mrs. Edi-
tn Phillips, at OrmOnd, and a niece
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Joseph and baby, Norman, Jr., al
4 Miami.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Edgell and
children spent Sunday evening
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Herbert Edgell..
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Calhoun
entertained guests Sunday to a
birthday dinner in honor of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cal
hOun.
Harry McIlvaine, Jr., was re-
moved by ambulance to the Dover
Hospital early Saturday morning
and operated upon Immediately. At
time of writing he is doing very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Adams and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Wiley and family Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Wiley is quite i'll.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
FELTON,

The Ladies Auxiliary of the V.
F. w. Post No. 6OO9, FELTON,, Della
ware, held their annual election on
Tuesday evening, March 16. The
following officers were chosen:
President, Mrs. Doris Jones; Sen
ior vice-president, Mrs. Jeanne Isa-
acs; Junior vice-president, Mrs.
Irene Kersey; Treasurer, Mrs. EN-
ma Kates; Chaplain, Mrs. Mamie
Adams; COnductress, Dorothy o.
Day; Guard, Mrs. Ann Stassi; 3-yr.
Trustee. Mrs. Margaret Evans
Secretary, Mrs. Hilda Dill; Color
Bearers, Mrs. Myrtle Brittingham,
Mrs. Margaret Hates, Mrs. Blanche
Sherwood; Mrs. Jennie Harring-
ton; Historian, Mrs. Jeanne Isaacs;
Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Louise
Kemp; Musician, Mrs. Grace Me
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
CAMP
ARROWHEAD

Send your boy to camp on the Delaware
shore. Here with other boys, he win enjoy
land and water sports. He'll live In a
sturdy bungalow, take sailboat cruises on
the sheltered waters of RehObOth Bay,
and swim in the new salt water pool.
He'll ride and hike among the pines. And
he'll be taken care of, as though he were
at home. A nurse is always in residence.
The camp is easily accessible. The fee is
all-inclusiVe. Write for catalog.
IT. COL. RALPH I. SASSE. Director
NssiVe Of Wilmington uud foFmoF haad eoaeh q
fooib0li at West Point end Mlsslsslppi Sssss,
RID. LEWES. DEls
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Halifax Unions Refuse To Work Diverted Ships

HALIFAX, N. S., (P) - J. J. Campbell, president of the Halifax longshoremen'S association (AFLl, said today this ports 2,000 steve dores do not feel inclined to work on ships diverted here from strike bound U. s. ports, land have ceased to do So."
 The longshoremen will how ever, continue to work ships whose original destination was Halifax, he said.
 There was no elaboration on Campbell's statement. It was not learned whether his original des- .ination" statement covered ships such as the Queen Elizabeth, which announced her destination as Halifax before sailing from Southampton. The Queen Eliza beth ordinarily sails between Southampton and New York.
 Complying with the order, sev- eral gangs of stevedores walked eff three big ships diverted to this port after having sailed from Flu ope for New York. The ships are he Meuretania, Britannia and -eendar1.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Statehood Debate Bring Out Many
 Interesting Points
Continued from Page One'

ing as long as possible. I
 Against statehood, Karl Dewey 3. esident of Rotary, opened his ten minute talk with the statement that the liabilities offset the bene- fits and an estimated 312 million dollars more will be added to the axes of Alaskans.
 He then showed that after the native population was deducted from the tax paying population as they, to date have contributed lit le, the burden of the taxes would fall on about 60,000 people. He in dicated that it would take about 7% additional taxes to carry the Terri ory as a State, to be achieV- ed by property, income or sales taX.
 He showed how county form of government alone would cost an estimated $100,O00 a year and he budget would have to be S8,000,OO0 dollars or four times what it is today.
 John McNeeS in a tWo-minute rebuttal stated that careful eS- innate made by the Alaska Devel- ! opment Board cuts down the addi- ! ton cost to not more than two mil lions; growth of population means increased revenue and the original setting up of the State can be cOv- cred in a loan over a long period of time. Other States did it with less population, he showed, citing Arizona where is only cost 40 cents i per person.
 Karl Dewey summed up his statements with the fact that it would cost us about $50 a year additional taxes and showed that now our living costs are 215% higher than the States.
 There was no announcement made as to the outcome of the de- bate.
 Those taking part in the debate are to be complimented for the compiling of data and presenta- ton of a most important subject. Jane Sniffen of Special Service is responsible for the idea and Sgt. John John Mock made possible the broadcast over WXLN.