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Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

More than one-fourth of all the
people of the world live in China,
according to the World Book En-
cyclopedia.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

u. S. SENATOR ERNEST w.
MCFARLAND (your senator) as
sisted the southern senators in
their unsuccessful attempt to cir
cumvent the decision of the U. S.
Supreme Court that each state
must provide equal educational
facilities for all of its citizens,
when he voted in favor of the
resolution that would enable the
southern states TO set up regional
schools, to be supported by several
states jointly, instead of complying
with the Courts decision that each
state set up its own school in in
stances where Negroes are barred
from courses offered by state uni
versities. Inasmuch las AriZona's
colleges and universities are open
to all races on equal terms Senator
Mcfarland could have told his
southern colleagues to have their
states do likewise or pay the price
for their stupidity. This would have
been in consonance with the law
custom and dignity of Arizona, the
state he misrepresented in this
matter.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

Our Advertisers Solicit Your
Patronage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
NTR ANNIVERSARY
 OF ELkS LODGE TO BE OBSERVED HERE SAT.

A dance in celebration of the 5ott anniversary of the granting of tho Dispensation to Juneau Lodpe No APO, by the Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be given Saturday night
 The dance will start at g: 80 o'clock in the Elks ballroom, and all mem bers are urged to attend and take their ladies. Admission will be by membership cards only. No guest cards will be honored.
 A program of oldtime and modern dance has been arranged and re- treatments will be served. To make this @ gala event and to carry out the motif all are requested to go attired in oldtime or old fashioned apparel. Prizes will be awarded at 12 midnight in the most appropriate ly dressed man and woman who will lead the Grand March and prize waltz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
Properly Transfers

l
 Deeds have been recorded in the office of U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray for the following property transfers:
 John l. Conn and Erik Conn to the Bethel Tabernacle, 35 feet of property on Franklin Street near Fourth Street.
 Al Torgeson to William M. Ged- des, Glacier Highway property 10 miles from Juneau.
 Arthur Weston to Allen c. Kirk man, property at Mile Seven on the Glacier Highway.
 Mrs. A. J. Streed to James D. Madsen, two tracts of land near the Memorial Presbyterian Church.
 Bert F. Mcdowell to A. J. Spra- que, property at Ninth and Indian
 U. s. A. to Mike Fuchs, 3O.66 acres six miles northwest of Ju- neau.
 Charles J. Bergstrom ;o Raymond L. Graf, property on Montana Greek, IA miles northwest of Ju- neau. tt
 U. s. A. to Etolin D. Wittanen, property at Aux Lake.
 H. J. Leonard to Jim Paddock, property at 934 Seventh Street.
 City of Douglas to M. N. Para des. property at Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
Given Six Months 10 Live 50 Years Ago.; He Is Now 90

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. March IS -AS-Dr. John Henry Hallock left ms home in Syracuse N. Y, 50 years ago to come to this health resort.
 Physicians said he had but six months to live.
 Dr. Hallock observed his 90th birthday over the weekend. He re- called that he opened his medical practice here when his six-month life span" had expired He recently retired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
VESSEL OWNERS
 TALK OF UNION
 WITH KETCHIkAN

At the receno meeting of the Yes 1 sel Owners Association of Ju neau, discussion centered about thu
 possibility ol an affiliation of tht
 Juneau, Petersburg and Ketchika1
 Vessel owners Association, Pro. ! pcsal of such a union was recom-
 mended in a letter received some
 time ago from the Ketchikan own
 CTS.
 It was decided at the meeting
 to write Ketchikan and Peters
 burg to the effect that the inclu- sion of seiners and other com mercial fishers would be accept able, and that the suggested af- filiation of the three ports could be accomplished with certain stip- ulations outstanding.
 First, if seiners and other types of fishers were affiliated with the present long-liners association, it would have to be with the under standing that grievances and strikes oi one group would not affect the operations of another. This would mean that sympathy strikes would net be encouraged among the var ious interests.
 It was recommended at the that if proposals were &C., ceptable by Petersburg and Ketchi- kan, the bylaws of the Juneau Association would be modified to include the other members.
 Three-Port Union
 In the event the three-port un- on is effected, it is planned to amend the Juneau associations papers to include the lew members with the provision hat they have local autonomy or ecticn self-governing rights. This would be so in all matters ex- ept those pertaining to territorial ishing rather than that of sec ional nature. Tn the case of a elrItorial question, the matter would be decided by a majority ote of all Alaska ports in the association. In any event the federation central office is pro- osed to be Juneau.
 Rang Kronquist reported on mat CTS discussed at the International fish Commission meeting which e attended in January. The l948 uota for Area Two was increaS- d by one million pounds, due to increased fishing sources, but the uota for Area Three remained the anne. Kronquist also stated that he recommendation by Ketchi- an and Petersburg to have the shing season open on April l as rejected
 Other business at the Juneau leeting consisted of passing on
 letter to be sent to the Fish ag Comm ssion further requesting hat the season be opened April l949. The board of trustees or the coming year were elected. hey are. Ed Skarit, J. R. Winth- rs, Pete Hildre, Ed Krause and ,an Tweit.
 Dues were raised to $10 for ini- ation and SIP annual and a $35 onation to the Fire Department as passed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
HILL TO BROADCAST

Erwin H. Hill, president of the Central Labor Council, will speak tomorrow evening, between 6:15 and 6:30, over KINY, on the CO., operation of the Unions in the coming mass x-ray.
 The survey will commence Mon day March p, and will be held in the Methodist Church Social Room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
WACHUSETT WILL
 HOLD OWN OPEN
 HOUSE SATURDAY
Public Is Invited to Attend Second Anniversary of
 Cutter Commissioning

The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
 Wachusett will hold an open house
 Saturday afternoon for all resi-
 dents of Juneau and vicinity, it
 was announced today by Com
 mander E. V. Carlson, Captain
 of the vessel which makes its home port here. The open house will be held in commemoration of the commissioning of the Wachu- sett just two years ago.
 The Wachuset; was commission ed on March 23, 1946, at the Will mington, Calf, shipyards of the Western Pipe and Steel Go. Its keel was laid on July 3, 1944, and the vessel was launched on Nov. 5, l944
 The vessel was not placed into service, however, until August 5, 1946, because Of a lack of suffi- cient personnel It now has 10 officers and 97 enlisted men on board which is the largest number since 1t was commissioned.
 The Wachusett officially report ed for its current assignment on october 20, l946, when it entered Alaskan waters near Ketchikan It anchored in Juneau for the first time on October 25. 1946
 g. Assistance Cases
 Since commissioning, the Wa chusett has cruised a total of 32,4S0 miles and has participated in 32 assistance cases, most no- table of which included evacua- ton Of Valdez hospital patients to Seward when a fire at Valdez des- troyed childrens home and the city hospital; assistance to the steamer Alaska when it hit a rock rear Cordcva and rescue of sur vivors from the ill-fated USAT Clarksdale Victory which sank near Hippa Island.
 The Wachusett has made ex- tended cruises throughout the wat CTS of the Boring Sea and the North Pacific Ocean and has ventured as far north as Point Barrow in the Arctic Ocean. It's crew mem bers are familiar with all the waters and shorelines in this area.
 Thrilling Incidents
 The 255-foot cutter has been in- volved in many other thrilling in- cidents including the time it was engulfed by three immense waves i'll the Boring Sea. which later proved to be the forerunners of the tidal waves which hit the Hawaiian Islands.
 Only two plank owners" or members of the original crew re- main with the ship because of the rapid turnover of the personnel. These are Commander Carlson and Quartcrmaster First Class Cliff { ton Cuthrell. In addition to Commander r Carlson, some of the key officers , are Lieutenant Commander G. w. 1 Playdon, Executive Officer; Lieut. enant Commander w. L. Jones, Engineer Officer.
 The open house hours will be rom 2 p. m. to 1 p. m, and Commander Carlson and the other nsmbers of the Wachusett extend hearty invitation to all per sons to help celebrate their sec. ond anniversary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
OVERHEATED STOVE

An overloaded stove at 425 South Franklin was the cause of IT fire alarm at 2 p. m. today. The Juneau Fire Department reported that no damage was done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
SEATTLE VISITORS

H. F. Blake and R. E. Resoft are staying at the Baranof Hotel H. B. Crewson is at the Gastineau All are from Seattle.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

please you. He doesn't like it either"
well there, you see! If the man would
come right out and say what he likes and
dislikes - but don't you dare tell him. 1t
has to be his idea. Now you leave this map
here and I'll give it a lot of thought"
Barry returned to his Office in an excited
mood. If things worked out properly, two
nice events might happen: Miss Sarah and
the Colonel getting married, and the devel-
opment project going through. He rushed
into his Office and found the Colonel, in the
absence of his own secretary, debating let
tiers to Edith 1T looks hopeful, Colonel"
he reported. "She wasn't at all hard to talk
to. We sat there munching candy and ="
"Candy?" Edith gasped.
well, I'm afraid took her some, but"
The Colonel's jaw moved forward like
the blade of a bulldozer "You were Or
dered," he said. mot to take her candy"
Her reaction wasn't bad, Colonel She
said she didn't know when anybody had
wasted any money on her."
Il told you she would consider it waste
of money"
''BUr Colonel, there's lot of difference
in those two ways of saying it."
with Miss Sarah," the Colonel said
firmly, "a waste of money is a waste of
money. What did you tell her about the
project?"
Il told her what it would mean to Gulf
City, and l forgot mentioning how she
would make money, too. don't think that
did any harm. told her how taxes on a
bigger business district would help the city.
county and ="
Taxes" the esColonel said, almost in a
moan. "Oh, no. Tell me you didn't men
Evening star., 1948-10-17

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TOO COOL TO HANDLE
Continued from page t,0enty-eigh
CopyriEht. ls4s, by Richard

ton taxes, Barry. Miss Sarah hates taxes"
"And,' Edith said mournfully, he didn't
tell her that it would make money for her."
There is only one thing to do" the Colo
mel said decisively. you are relieved from
the assignment. Barry. l will take over"
But. Colonel. if you'll let me handle"
''Mr. JONES'" the Colonel said icily, Il
have relieved you from the assignment.
Consider yourself lucky that do not re-
lieve you from duty. You have disobeyed
orders and failed in your mission" He
marched heavily from the room.
BARRY looked at Edith for at least hint
of encouragement. She avoided his glance,
began typing letters. A bright strand of
hair. escaping from the roll at the back of
her neck, swayed as she worked. Barry
watched it. The way she wore her hair had
become symbol of his chances with her.
1t was silly, but he couldn't help being
slightly cheered by the loose curl. Then,
as he watched, she lifted hand and firmly
tucked the curl back into place.
During the next week the Colonel launched
against Miss Sarah campaign worthy of
the Command and General Staff School.
1t was based, the Colonel explained. on the
principle of exploiting the enemy's weak
ness: in this case, Miss Sarah's interest in
profits. Barry was kept busy collecting in
formation from business firms on the exact
site to which they wanted to move, and the
price they were willing to pay. The fact
that he was able to obtain such confidential
information spoke well for the reputation of
the Chamber of Commerce.
Colonel McKenny took this information
and worked out phase maps showing how
the business district would expand through
Evening star., 1948-10-17

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Kathnlifd,p Barmrr-
Biirfnrge in An,rrtka
Mfaoemild9e Hehe bpr Der ltnieeriItat
Niiuiter, @eitfalen
Bon Or. NIois euen f, 8i-
lbof bon Sarge, N.-0af
II

9as tatboIiide Soaialmerf Der
Sanooolf- -8emegung bot fib auf brei
8rnnogeoanten gesriinbet: sSalnilie,
@igentlln, @enohenihaft.
Mlle ioaiale @irfiamfeit ridtet iih
porlplegeno ouf fiinitlibe @emein.
i6aftsbilounsen. 8in iie ieood ge,
Juno arbeiten, Damn nuB lie INNER
mieoer It6 ausrihten nod oen l1rbil-
bern menidliher 8ergemeinibaftung,
Die @ottes Sdopferneisbeit in Die
Natur bineinselhaffen bat. Denn
menn, tbeologiib aeieben, Die inoibi-
ouelle gtbif gum 3iele bat, Dem 9lb-
biloe gottli6er @isenidaften, oas mir
in uns tragen, uns an3uglei6en, 10
miro es auf oas 3ieI Der lo3ialen
gtbif iein, ie unb ie @ottes ssoeen
uno @ottes gbenbiloli1teit in Ser @e-
lellIdaft 5l pertpirfIiben. @ottes gi-
genldaften finoen iib aber urtiimIid
nidt in fiinItlid geldaffenen @emein-
lbaften, uobl aber in Der naturgege-
benen urgemeinldaft, in Ser Samilie.
Die 5amilie trdgt mod Struftur
uno @eiitesgrunolage Die 3iige bes
oreieinisen @ottes. Die SamiIie iii
Die menihli6 begrenate DariteIlnng
oes nnbegrersten 5amiliengebeimnii-
les @ottes: id0pferiider MahtpiGe
in paterlider @iite, begenoe uno pile
genoe 2iebe in brdutlib -fru9tbarer
Stiae, oienen6es uno mirfen6es
Shaffen oes @tpigen Sobnes.
Dementipre6eno bereinigt Die Sa.
mile in ii6 Die beiten @igenarten al
fer @emeinidaftstppen, obne fid in
Die io5iologiide EDpologie reitlos elm.
reiben 5u laiien. Sic lit cine einaig.
artige @eielifaft.
5amilie lit Serridaftsberbano. sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

Warlh geIett - oieie ausgemergel-
ten Sanlmergeitalten, bon berten bie
gang gridopften nit &opf- ODER @e.
nifI61tB rliqi,ibiert" tpuroen, oie
aIs 2eihen am StraBenrano liegen
blieben. Die naonierpen in Ser @ruft
Der &on5entrationslager ober fonn-
ten iidb l6mer5pon in bas neue Sc.
ben 5uriidfiilben.
Die Mabt oes Eeufels, oas 9ier
Der apofnlDpie, miitete felt 1888 iiber
Dem 9eutiden Heid), nah Der Bro.
pbe5eiung P. Mudermanns. BON
1884. 0te Rettllng als SrnGt oes
2eioens NOR an5lrpielen ni6t mebr
beifieoen.
Das Eagebl1d ssran5 8allborns
lit 5ugleid elm ergreifenoes 3eugnis
oes 2ebens nit Der Stride i'm Mar-
tprillm oieier 8efangenid)aft. Gie
@,luoen oes airdeniabres uno iei.
ner SSeIte tperoen gum innern Snlt
nno 81 Narfiteiren oes Gasebudes.
eSn Der ralenben unt1pelt fommen
unglaubige beim 5ur SeeIe, aur
@ottIuhe. Die .l,nterirbiI6e Stride"
Inn Die Denigen fatboliiben Brie-
tier I'M &on5entration nit
Dem beimli6en Saframertenemp-
fang, Ben Saufen gum tatboliitben
8lauben &onoertierenber iino ser
leste SroIt ser @ldubieen, audi on.
geitdts oes 5pniiditen Safes. Ser iih
Defenders on oen Brieitern augI1Bt.
Oas Sagebuf 5ran5 8allborns
lit nidt nur ein 8riibeln iiber ben
Sinn iolden pielfaden Wartpriums,
es lit pudenoites 3eugnis b0berer
grfiiIluns.
C.-St. d. C.-T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

ieier es S1uler, ieien es 9irhen, Ieien
es &ranfen., 8aiien-, Siedenbdnier,
miiiien eingeiteat tperoen, tueil ole
Sunos auf Elm 3ebntel 5uiammenge-
ldrumpft iino, llno bon bieiem 3ebn-
tel MIR elm fleiner Geil 9reifbar lit.
Gic &arttas mo6te belfen, aber ald)
ibre 5onos iino iiber Hadt aeidmol'
gen mie Ser Shnee Dor Der Come.
Snrum fommen mir nod einmnl als
gettler ltnh bitten beibeioen unb ein-
oringlid: Selft uns peiter, belft uns
belfen!"
Die Ganfaoreiie tpuroe iiber ole
oeliihen Senoer, Die beutihen &ur5-
DellenienOer unb oen &idtItrabler bes
Roropeitoeutlhen Hunofl,nfs iiber.
traaen, uno 3par in beutiher tpie in
englilder Sprahe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

it0ren, fonoern aufbanen. .Menn es
ipirfIidj 5u elmer MusetnanberIesiing
fommt, unb ipenn mir babel bnnpt-
fddlid) auf itnIeren Wut, ltnfere
8omben lntb @etpebre bertrauen,
Damn niiiien mir nit ei1lern iebr Ian.
gen, idrefliben 2riege rednen, oei-
len Mnsgang gana ungetpib it,"
80 melt Der erite Sell bes 8uhes
rHobler @orlo or Some. Sd min
es unterlaiien, sic @eoanfen nod.
mails 5ltiammen5ufailen; ben apeiten
Seil babe id9 friiber fur5 bebanbelt.
Nur nod einige @ebanten aus oem
ShInBfapitel: Die @elt erIebt groB-
te ariie. gis iett mar ieoe &llItur
anf irgenb ,pelden religioIen Sbea.
len aufgebailt. ,Seute erlebt Die
Wenibbeit gum eriten Weal ben ftar-
fen uno entIhloilenen 8erfuh, cine
neue @eleaibaft unb &ultur auf Ser
8aiis b0aiger 8er1perfllng ieglider
8eligion, lno infolge oeiien aller
8runoidte Der 8abrbeit unb @e-
rehtigfeit, &ebt unb l1nredt altf5u-
bauen, Die friiber BON reIigi0iem
Soealismus beItimmt ODER bod be-
einfIuBt Darei1." gs gebt nifyt rnr
So5ialismlls ooer ssreie @irtIhaft.
Ger So5ialismus bat BEL oen eriten
Serl16en flaglid periagt. Das lit
niht entideioenb. fundamental lit
Die adtnng fir 8abrbeit uno fir
Die Wiirbe lno Ssreibeit bes ssnoi-
oiouums. Ser bialeftilde Meate-
rialtsmus erfennt 1peoer oieie nod
atSere abIolute @erte an uno fann
fir tie feline Mdtrng enttpideIn. 90.
rum jino ieine 8ebaiptl,ngen iber
Die SDmpatbie nit ben arbeitenoen
Nfaffen Der Stieffinoer ser @eIen-
i6aft = uno 10 miro es inmer blei-
ben = ipntbetilbe SalIhlnaen. :"
Ser raoifale NeaterioIisnnts lnb
IN 5olge oapon ser Marrismus lit
lebenoig nno ma6tnou in @roberun-
gen ourd pbpitide, geiitige uno mo-
ralllbe 3eritorl1ne snItinftip
uno ieinem @eien nab min er, traut
er uno reipeftiert er tetne morali-
l6en @runoiate, @eIese, GegeIn ober
Serelltbarungen Eau j6ung
Snnger, Sltrbt, SAB uno brutaler
3Dang iinb Die Saupttpaffen, oie er
anerfennt uno fa6mdBig ontpenoet.
+. 9ie neni6li1e @eIeaihaft
fonn oamit mirflam 5eritort per-
Den :. !. slber 5ur Sbaffl,ng elmer
perniinftigen frieopollen uno balb-
negs freien @eiealdaft iino oieie
@erf5euse polig ungeniieeno."
rGanf Ser noraliiben Sdndde
uno unentIdloiienbeit, beIonbers
aber uls Solge Ser trogiiden Sch
Ter Der oiepelt-8erpaItung bat ser
rooifale Waterialismus unter oen
Namen ,SoUiet' ooer &ommunis-
mus ausiibt, ote @elt at erobern
nno einen uper-totaIitaren Staat
init einem ,llebermenI6en' als Sber-
bdupt auf5uriden." 9ie gerbreher
Der gea5is neroen barn1Ioie afa6emi-
Idle ginri6tungen iein gegeniiber be-
men Der atbeiittiden Diftatur. Die
Wtenldbeit miro oieIes lelbltgeidJaf-
tene Woniter nicbt iibertpinoen, Ibis
Der ne1e babploniIde Sur1n 5uIam-
in elmer &ataftropbe ,rr1-
porite1barer 8roBe tno @emolttd-
tigfeit".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

III

III.
,Sm lesten &opitel oes eriteu Sci.
les ieiner Sdrift Ca 0obler 8orlo
or yeone"), r8obin treiben ipir?"
greift Sngenieur Siforifp nohnlaIs
Die 5rage ser &riegsgefangenen auf,
ioie praftiIcb als Sflupen peripeuhet
Derben. v8iele bon ibnen tparen Sum
|gen bon 5nolf bis fiinf5ebn Sobren.
bel &riegsbeginn, unb purben nit
| |Ieh5ebn ooer iieb5ebn einge5oger. Gie
Ibaften fein.n GlnfluB linb barum fei.
Inc 8eruntauortli6feit fir oie gerbre.
6en Ser 0iftatl.ren ibrer Seimatlan,
Der. Sbre 3uriifbaltung lit elm 9lft
brutaler @elebloiigfeit, genau 10
|lfleGt Die abnlide 8eritoBe &itlers.4
ansge5eidnet! 9fur miiBte man bin-
5ufiigen, oaB NuBlano ni6t allein oies
len .aft britaler 8elesloligfeit" be-
lging. Roolebelt fanb es mot a bad
idea", Sen Sflobenbanoel pieoer al,fs,
|5nnebmen; Sruman iette oieie Bolitif.
piirbig fort. llnb Ole SoaialiIten in
5ranfretb ltnb @nglano - So3ialis-
mus lit ood ~Sreibeit, @leidbeit,
gritoerli6feit" @enoiien! - griffen
Igierig Die Soee auf, genau 10 pie in
Iibren &oloniallanoern. ltnb fiigen mir.
bin5l, Die 5flapen iperoen in sSranf,.
lrei6 genall 10 brutal llno nnlnenIhIiG
bebanoelt 1pie in HuBlanb, uno Biz
beute lit oas Wtaterial iiber oie ge=
lbanolung in 9lmerifa nod 1li6t ge-I
lihrieben, fir Die Belt na6 ariegs>
enoe, mo feline Depreciation mebr 5uI
erparten puren. ltno es gibt nod i'm.
mcr 2ente, Die glauben, baB oas Sell
BON oem ACKNOWLEDGMENT So5iulis-
mus fommt!
| SiforItp betont. oaB Der ginfluB
oieier Grippe ollf oas fommenoeI
S6ldial Gel1tlhlanos iebr groB, in
teinem Serbaltnis 5u ibrer 3abl ieinl
fann". 0as lit pob( ridtig unb aiItl
ebenlo fir oie Millionen Ger 'ourf)I
Botsoam pertriebenen Gbriltell. Wor=I
gentbau'iihe Ha6iubt bat Die .bemo-
fratii6en" 2dnoer Dies uberleben ooer,
bergellen laiien; bielleift pollten
manhe ueberlnenlben oen Ha5is un0.
&o5is in ni6tS na6iteben uno ibr Ell
genes 0adau 1lno 8ellen rno 8uden-
lpalo boben, natiirlih oelnofrotild
uno driItiib! Gie Guiien, sic 5lpar
ebenlo brutal lino pie oie an0eren,
banoelten oo6 fliiger: lie er5ieben al.
lie, Die li6 oa5u = our6 Yeiti9e ODER
3uderbrot - berbeilieBen, gum aonl-
munismns, fir Soipiet- -1eutIdlan6,
fir Ole oeutibe ~8efreilngsarmee"
unter General Baulus. Sd CLAUDE,
oaB Sngenieur Sitorlfp Die 8ropa-
ganoolinie flar 5ei6net. Man miro
ben 8efangenen, oie ia bon aller @eltI
abgeidloiien iino, er5ablen, oaB
geutidlano HuBlanb angriff oaB lie
lid beloe unenolif idaoeten, nun ober'
ipare Die 3eit CUR 8eritanoigung. @n,
oers nit amerifa. 9ie Na5is baben
tein Saus in amerifa 5eritort, fem
&ino getotet, naber amerifaniIde
Bomber baben oeutlbe Srauen uno|
&tnSer bingemoroet na6 bunberttau-
lenoen; ite -ba6en uneriesbare olte
Staote 1pie geiirnbers in S1utt ge,
Ilegt, Die feline &riegsinouitrie batten,
lnur Inn Dem oeutiben 8olt bauern6eI
|Sdma6 5u5ufiigen." nuniere bodto.
nenoen, bumanitaren @runbidse !
milroen nit bitterem Spott iiberidIt,'
|tet, in @egeniab geitellt gum Morgen.
Itbau-Blan, Der betuuBt tauienbe beut.I
Ilber &inoer in BEN Sob fiibrte, mad
Beenoigung Der Gein6ieligfeiten, uno
man tpiiroe babel unteritreiden, bob
lldon Der Same Die amerifanii6e ur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

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