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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
DR.. Bunche Views
Palestine Peace

NEW YORK -(NNPA)- The
var m Palestine is over and
the problem is well on The way
% final selection" according 10
| Dl Ralph } Bunche. United Ma
ton. medlator for Palestine.
Nho arrived here aboard the
Holland America liner Nleuw
Nnlsicrday on December 10.
Local incidents may break out
Tor some time. DR. Bunche said.
but Il would not regard them
too seriously
The Jewish state Of Israel is
frnly established. no added.
And he hoped the new Assembly
conc nation commission COM
poSco OF the United States
Frdrcc and Turkcv. would start
work speedily and be able 10
avolc the conflicting calls o.
mediation and investigation
Which had been tho rbirpcs,
problem : in tho efforts Of Count
FolNc Bernadotte and himself
The fact was. D Blnchc
observed "that often the media
ton effort was intcrfcrod with
any handicapped hy supervising
the truce and deciding on truce
voliicn Just about the timc
when ihc program had made
nod aimosnhclo some truce VIC.
'aii y would come up and wo'd
haN" 70 crack down"
d, Bunche his wife and son.
Haph, 5. were among l.2ol
PASSENGERS. including more
than 100 U. N. delegates and
officials aboard the ship. re.
turning from The Paris session
Of the assembly.
Or Buuchc took over the ned
aiol duties when Count Folkc
Scindiattc WAS aSNaSsinated last
Soy II HIS Job continues until
inc ncw commission starts op-
cra'nc and thcn he VIII return
~ his Iob as director Of the L.
y TruSiccsh'p division
U. N. AT WORK
Seven hundred L y. fcpgc-
cnteivc> arc stu labornp in
the iio'v Lard including 500
Amcuean Belgian and French
ml,av truce observers. Or
BnNrc sand Big General vii
liou + Riley Emitted States
MMrc Corps rs chief " staff,
+, seeking an armrstcc N GAIA
u8as the most recent Security
Council proposal
Il fore see a very great fu.
iuIe fer the country" DR..
Bunehe said "one in which
there will be friendly relations
between the state of Israel and
neirhboring Arab states. II
should be a great future, not
only in the citrus industry but
in textiles. diamond cutting
ana specialized skills. The land
has wonderful climate. and
may do well with movie
industry. and tourist trade.
too"
u Bnche said he believed
~ >hould he admitted 10 the
n = II have not presumed n
v on what particular date
added Whcr asked about the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
TIE PRINCESS WITH THE
FINE BROWN FRAME

" w n SinO, The hottest
% town about May 49,.
had toGckng good SHOW
Pn1 ra.N and every night.
y t-r MI SIcdge. IN comedy
anl dance Penccss Peppers do
y Va ihe songs real lovely;
t's B3paur of Tahiti doing
lG ocsi 20 send the old men
nome iran lack OF vitality and
|N,soi Paul Bascomb, the prince
N we ''nor sax. along with his
|pdha. While ST. Claire Rogers
p''aHe with the emcce'n and
fomeay with his versatile act OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
Let's Turn The Clock Back!
See what Happened In 1913
BY Robert Allen Beatty

What do YOU say if stop the wheels of time brief
and go back about 300 days just 10 what happened
!. tho theatrical world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

sen,d the Tropical Heat Wave,
s.nglht to the Cass Theatre on
n, m apih a packed show.
U.s. Dunham's group presented
- Inc public such old dances
!. Rsllu The Jack, Tango.
chrle,ton." The Blackbot-
,'m The Snakehip and
srp n,hcrs which the chorus
5d IN flaming relnactment
LtoNEI OPENED THE
. PARADISE
Abani the same time that
A. Durham Was killing the
nt uns with her group of
amos Lionel Hampton was
cs. na the house that 1--WE
KIM ne Paradise Theatre
LA9, Winnie Brown was
.n-n- the pretty songs al this
te v'h the Hampton aggrc-
sn md Was making hit
I'll, place that Lionel and his
BUS topped.
81 ch 30th, Lees Sensation
h,r.cht IN home town band
M. has Tor quite some time
bfcl ops in the nuI lie about
,bc -ptcr circuit of town. I, j
IF5Nr and his band was hitting
oe Ia .1nr clicks and dong a
rs II making the mite lie very
q ebic
Whoa wc almost iots got rs
pnlon this BIT of choice news
tr., hit the street about Mach
% /, Gems chat the weekly
ll0W news wricr was cm-
pN,d ~. took beating be-
.l.e Of a few misplaced letters
ina stated the wrong ihlns
saui the wrong person, atound
pc wrong tumc an IN all II
H.. msiako FMS mistake
rsU,cd ms friend and surely the
fcad 81 the people IN show
bc, aoss 10 suffer dearly Larry
C IA IS sull the man WITH
mauv iends even though ne
b. o,d up the wrong tree.
SPRING
h early April. Todd. Rhodes,
winner of the 1917 De,pli lrl-
buno Band Pol Contest, went
ln,o the Sensation with Tying
d ars caving behind hlm the
bue nan which led stNehI go
Soo,.r,o's Music Bar Lcatha
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
coMpANy MADE PLANS

The referee determined that
five davs Of the week ending
Juno : were occupied hv INC
conlr any in making the plants
ready for production This IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

10 9
formed a fan
club entitled,
The Paul VII
hams Fan club.
Max Rott the
OWNER of the
Royal Blue Bar
Gas also dong
his bu for the
cntertaInnlenaof
90 the lovers of
me gayer things
IN llfC. So ABOUT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
PRoDUcTIoN sToPpEp

Pafkeg held that the cn6 Of
the atcual strike did not auto
maucallv cn'itio the workers To
loblcss benefits because the
plants were up3olc " start pro-
duction immediately as result
Of the strike. The actions cf ali
poWor and maintenance workers
in striking resulted 10 boilers.
furnaces and steam lncs be-
coming cold thus increasing The
time necessary 10 make thu
plants ready for normal produc-
ton
Fortv-cieft clerks. tnctccp.
crs. taInccs and apprcHtites
who had flcd under 'hc G.. I
Bill Of RIGHTS and were not
deemed 10 be directly affected
hv the dispute wcrc declared
eligible for benefits Workers in
similar catccoucS who had filed
claims under The state law were
denied their claims because " 2
distinction bctwccn thr laws GOV
crninc the G. 7 (fcdcran and
industrial tstatc) claims The
state law prohibited PAYMENT
l "a
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Alliance Francaise
Mr.. MOrnet

Prof. Daniel Mornet will speak
on 1.-THE Discovery Of North
America by European Opinion Of
the 18th Century" Friday at 5
o'clock before the Alliance Fran
caise. The talk, like others for
the organization through this
season, will be given at the Wash
ington Club at 1910 Seventeenth
street. Mrs. Day Wyatt is secre-
tary-treasurer of the alliance and
retired Navy Capt. Alexander Ma
comb is president. The three vice
presidents are Mr.. Andre de
Limur. retired Army Brig. Gen.
Russell A. Osmun and Mr.. Walter
T. Prendergast.
Prof. Mornet retired from his
chair at the Sbrbonne in June of
last year, and now is a professor
at the University of Chicago. The
distinguished French scholar,
writer and literary critic, taught
at the Sorbonne for 80 years,
making a total of IS years Of
teaching during which he has
had between 10000 and 10000
pupils. A number of these former
students live in Washington. in
cluding Mrs. Wyatt. He is the
author of many literary works,
literary histories and critical edi-
tions of 18th century French mas
terpieces.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Sbuley-Wbeatley

At the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament yesterday
morning Miss Betty Jeanne
Wheatley became the bride of
Mr.. Francis Gleason Shirley. The
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Joseph Wheatley of Chevy Chase
and the son of Mrs. Harry Recter
Shirley of Fairfax, Va, were mar
ried at II o'clock, the Rev.
Charles D. German officiating.
Mr.. Wheatley gave his daughter
in marriage, Miss Patricia Cook
was maid of honor and Miss Mar
garet Helen Williams was brides
maid. Mr.. Harry E. Lockwood.
jr., was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. William J. Wheatley,
jr., and Mr.. Hugh v. McCabe.
After a reception at the Wheat
ley's home on Oliver street, Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley left for honey
moon in New York City.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
0inbssentb.Hrpteit BON Staats-
=. .legislatnr

ct. Saul, Mii,n. Sn .beiber
SauIern Der Ni,lneiota'er StnntsIe-
9islatur tpuroen leste ISOLDE gorIa-
gen eineebraht, Ole einen gemeinIu-
men GroteIt Der StaatsleeisIotur ge-
gen Die Gerurteiliing bon &arbinal
Winos5entp in 8uoapeit porieben. Die
8roteitreiolution nennt bie gerurtei-
lung oes aaroinais nRS bes Iutberi.
id)en 2anoesbiihofs Orbab .eine fre-
che Gergeualtieune ser fuuoomenta-
len WenIdenrehte" ponieiten Ser I'M.
saril6en &egierung llnb .eine ger
ousforoerung 1lno einen griifitein ser
sSabiefeit, 'Stanobaftigfeit llHo Sc.
bensmoslidfeit ser 8ereinten Natio.
men aIs elm internationafes SnItru-
ment fir @eltfrieben uno Menlhen-
re6te". 3tped Ser Helolution lit, be-
lagt Die Gorlage, ~oie Gegierune ser
Ser. Staaten su unteritiiben in ibrer
traoitionalen 9foIle ais BeIhiiterin
Der Weni6enrebte".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

Die airhen TIRES ginflniies su berou-
ben. @ne Menibenrehte fino lestIih
ia ibone Soenle, bie man anerfennen
ooer audi lelgnen tann, ipenn lie t1idt
tiefer begriinbet lperben. Die llH miro
nit ibrer gbarta Der Menihenrehte
iebr obnmddltig oaiteben, neil iie niht
ben Nut beiaB, ienen filnoamentaIen
Sas in ibr 8efenntnis aufaunebmen,
Der bon briltliden Delegierten gefor.
bert muroe: n0ie Weniden iin6 nad
Dem gbenbilbe @ottes geihaffen.
grofeiior Haploip, Der Soipiet-8er-
treter, batte basegen proteitiert -
uno man bate ipieoer einmaI nod
gegeben. geun mag man itreiten Inn
ben Hrimat bon Snoipibuum nnb @e-
meinidaft: 8ott, Der allein oas nm
auslOidlibe grltgeburtsredt Ser
menibliben Gerion sorantiert, Der
Die Seele Dor allen @eltgeipinn ge-
Iteat bat, tpuroe elimi1tiert. Die Wen-
idenredte nerben iebr baIo burh
Observation-Disclosures iiberboIt un6
5ertreten tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
pereinsftaetr

st. Saul, Minn. Nm fom-
menoen Montasabenb un a9t 1br
balt ber.St. Beter unb ct. Clemens
8erein in Ser Mori1-& &immeIfabrts,
Bereinsbaae ieine reselm1Bise Mos
natsperiammlung ob.
ct. Saul, Minn. glm 90.
5ebruar besebt Ser ct. Bauler 3peig
Der &nigbts Of Columbus oas goloene
Subilaum ieines 9eitebens, uno 5tpar
NIT einem bon grabildof Murrap ae-
lebrierten Bontififalon1t in Ser &a-
tbeorale. 8ei Dem auf Sen @ottes-
oienit folgenben gemeiniamen Sriib-
itiif Der Witglieber miro Or. 8bilip
Us. SbaD oie sseitreoe baIten. @m
Ofitttuobabeno, %. 6ebruor, finoet
I'M 2otprp=Sotel elm Seitbanfett Itatt
nit Mlgr. Sames 90. 8earbon bon
minneapolis als SoaItmeiiter. 9ie
5eltreoe an bieiem Mbeno bGlt ser
lteQpertretenoe 8roBritter Simotbp
B. @albin BON Sommonb, Sno. 9as
Seitprogramm ilmfaBt II. a. audi cine
Geibe BON muiifaliiben Oarbietun-
gen oes Catholic CHORAL Club ,,nter
2eitung bon Satber Miiiia bonn ct.
Bauler Seminar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
8emeinoefeite

ct. 8onifacius, Weinn.
Die bieiige BON Dem bodtp. Srn. &.
8oblfobrt paitorierte ct. 8ontfatius-
@emeinoe peranltaltet am 5onntag,
70. Sebruar, BON brei Big iieben ubr
elm Mbenoeiien uno 8olfsfeit, tpo5ll
ollie Jreunoe uno Conner Ser @e-
meinoe ber5lid einselaben iino. ct.
Bonifacius liegt am Siebipap z, orei-
Big Weilen bon Winneopolis.
st. Saul Winn. Die bieiise
ct. Beter &laper- r-5obalitGt beranital-
tet am Sonntas, 20. Jebruar, BON elm
bis fiinf l1br elm 5paebetti- -giIen, uno
5par I'M ct. Sbomos College gafe-
teria on Summit uno gIebelan6 Mbe
Der 8einertrag lit fir Die Mi5fions-
1bmeltern bonn fl. Yeter &laper.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
Sfrjlid)e Bite eines
otntiden Miifionars

Sn elmer firblib bIiibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliihen Hfnrrgen1ein-
be in 9aragunp, -amerita, feblt
oringeno Elm gan5 beideioenes 4irH.
lein. Da es iif ourhpeg Inn drfnite
2an6benolferung ban6eIt (es iino ou.
Der HaraguaDern aif oeutife, poIni.
ife, ruiiiihe unb anbere CUTE Rntbo.
lifen porbanben), tpiro nm Die giitige
Witbilfe Der 10 oft beip1brten totboli.
i1en @ldubensbriiber uno -intpejtern
aus oen Ser. Stnaten gebeten. Seoe
- ailb Die n1erfleinite = @abe, Die
in einem seiDobnlihen 8riefe auf mel
ne boile 8erantnortung geianot tper-
Den fann, nimnit Der unter5eibnete
beutibe Softer banfeno entgegen.
Auittung miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die
e0len sSreunbe nnb Conner Der ge-
planten ST. -&reua-&irbe tpiro monat-
lid Der Segen elmer beiIigen Meile
aufgeopferi. @iitiee @aben uno gu.
Ihriften mogen Sic bite rihten an
3eb. Baore, 8on Sole 3reuiier, S..
V.D., Goronel goeobo (Horaguop(.
South Imerica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
&hdh1sdbuesma !

Sismard, 0.-0af. - am Cont
tag, 80. Sanuar, ltarb infolge zines
Ser5l6laees Der bo6m. p. Yeter sSeb-
renba6, O.S.B., 8rior Ser sliiump-
tion-Ibtei uno 8farrer ser ct. Ma=
rien=&ir6e in Ridaroton, N.=0of.
Srot eines l6neren Seraleioens or
beitete er bis gum gnoe. CT Los bic
beilige Neiie Inn odt ubr Srtto pre-
oigte. Nad) Dem abenoeiIenfano man
i'm tot in ieinem Stuble. p. 8eter
5ebrenba6 1puroe am 80. Sum- 1886
in SberiimonspoIo, 8aoen, geboren.
Seine gltern moren BauI Sebrenba6
uno Ufagoalena 3oi6. gr traf Ibt
Sln5en5 8ebrle in Dem beriibmten
&lolter in giniiebeln uno enti6loB
lib, nad Imerifa 5ur Miiiionsarbeit
81 fommen. ST fam bier i'm SerbIt
1905 an uno legte am "a. SUM 1907
leine 8eliiboe als 8eneoiftiner ob uno
lruroe am %. Suli 1911 5um 9rie-
lter gelpeibt r. /. p.
ct. SAUL, Minn. - 9lm fonlmen=
oen Sonntas, 20. 5ebruor, beginnt
Die pier5ieltiinoise anoa6t inn getb.
lebem slcaoemD, 5ariboult, unb in
ben folgenoen Bfarrfirden Der gr5-
oio5ele: aaerbeiligen, minneapolis
SO. Beter 1lnO Bauls, 8ele Bloine;
81. &oientran5, Nortb Monfato; 81.
Sreifaltigfeits, 8inlteo.
ct. Gluub, Minn. - SIM geleene=
ten Sitter BON iiebenunoneun5ig Sob
rem itarb am IA. 5ebruar Die ebrip.
ShpeIter Iurelia 8ilien, O.S.B., sic
oltelte S6peiter bes 8enebiftinerin-
nenfloiters in ct. Soiepb. 8eboren
in 8ra6tenba6, 9euti6lano, am 20.
5ebruar 1852, trat iie inn Sabre 1872
in oem oomals in Sbafopee eroffneten
ct. @ertruos-&loIter als Nopisin in
Den 8eneoiftineroroen elm. 3tpei Sab.
re ipoter legte iie oortielbIt ibre @e-
liiboe ab. 1880 idloB ii6 6as aloIter
Dem oamols neu eroffneten ct. 8e-
neoifts- -&loiter in ct. Solepb an.
8abreno ibrer lansidbrisen 9ienits
5elt als Sebrerin lpar Die nun Ser.
e,pigte II. a. tdtig in Song 8roirie,
Saltings, 8arnesoiue, ct. Saul (St.
Solepbs -8aiienbars( gau Claire,
al6anp, Sauf Centre, 2ittle sSals,
Bier5 uno 8aoena. 9as iolenne STE.
quienamt fir bic 8eritorbene erfoIgte
am Wittmoh in Der &loIterfapeae in
ct. Soiepb, Die 8eiiesuns auf oem
&lolterfrieobof bortielbt. r. Up.
Gota. - Ser Sefretdr ser 8olfer.
bunosoelegation in @riebenlanb, SO
Slo-fan, iuuroe Ioeben bier in Die fa.
tbolii6e Stride aufgenommen. Die
Saufe Dou5og grabiibof SEQ Nigris,
friiber ApoitoIiider Delesat in sIba.
MEN. slls gaufpate fungierte Or.
SSsobn 6. s. @u, Der 1inefiide Bot.
fafter nn 8atifan.
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Stiuuue OeS SDlteS
fiir bag Soiepbiuunl

ginlieeeno Notwithstanding i'm
getrage pon So - cine @abe, Die i6
in einem anliegen neripro6en bate
Woee @ottes reiditer Sesen itets ouf
Sbrer anitolt rubenl
49,. 9llte 2eierin, isis.
-. x *
ginlieseno ST, ben i6 peripro6en
bate, Ourd, Die 5iirbitte Ser bl. Weut-
tergottes uno oes bl. antonius BIN ib
erbort tporoen.
GSrau &. g., Gu.
SSSn einem 5eitlifen slnliegen bate
i6 $50 gum 8elten oe5 Soiepbinums
periproden. SD bin, 8ott iei Sonf,
erb0rt tporoen.
llngen.
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tllDen Beletutg berldJDuit0ett. Seine
Nadridt beridtet iiber ibr 6Gidial,
fpiiroen mir r1ibt BON gin5elnen, De.
nen bic SIuht gelong. ons nnmenib.
lide Sos 0ieier beridleppten umb bon
ibren Gonlilien eetrenuten Menlden
erfabren. Menibenrebte?
ltno INNER nod lit bamit bas
Sdlimnlite nidt eeiast. @ir meinen
oie 1atiabe oes 3inoerraubes in
groBtem slusmaBe. ginli bielt Der
Raub oes 2inoberg- -Babps ourh
8anelter Die balbe @elt in @ten,
bente nber lpiiien mir, oaB iiber feb.
Sigtailieno unmiinbige &inoer aus
Golen, @riedenlanb, sstalien, 9eutih-
Idno in bie Sotpiet- uniana~entiiibFt
tpurben. Mus Sit-YreuBen ipuroen
san5e S6ulflaiien linb 8oiienb1uier
beportiert. Die 3abl lit perbiiret
our6 bas 8iiro Ser ruiIii1en. 8e.
beimpoliaei in Hotsbam, bos bon 8e-
neral Sneroip geleitet tpur0e. W1b-
reno mir gemiitlid) beim &affee iite1,
unb iiber Wenihenrefte bebattteren,
miro iDitematiib Ser gfaub BON Sim
bern betrieben.
| Ineeiidts iol6 elementarer Ser.
lesungen primitibIter Menihenrehte
nulten rns Sic Gerbanbli,ngen i'm
So5ialfomitee Ser llge unb Die Ib.
| thinning in ser 8eneralperlamm.
lung niht MIR bo6lt afobemii6 an,
| lonoern Die Elm Sobn ailf bas ,,niae,
bare 2eib BON Sunberttaulenoen bon
Menihen. 8os bot sic llge unter.
nommen, Inn oieie Serbre6en au9
nur gebiibrenO 81 perurteilen9 gseitt,
man traut oieier proclamation mir
balb uno perItebt Die leid)te Srorie,
NIT ser sic 1888 (12. 9e5ember
, 1949) l6reibt: r0em He6t auf sSrei-
| belt, Siherbeit, 8abl bes @obnortes,
aipl, Sf)ut Dor Iusbeutung, 8leib-
iteaung Der @eidle6ter peiit Ser gut
gemeinte &atolog einen boben Stang
gu" Der gleibe 8eridt bringt sic
lei6tnerltanolihe 5ormel, oui oie elm
bolipianii6er Heoner Die Meinungs-
peri6ieoenbeiten reou5iert bat: ,Hub-
lnno lit fir Die llnteroronung bes
Meni6en unter Sen Staot, tp1breno
oie liberal geiinnten 2dnoer ben Staat
Ben Sntereiien llnb Ser 8oblfabrt bes
Wenl6en bienItbar MAIDEN tpol(en."
0amit lit obne 31peifel ettpas iebr
Htftiges uno Gntlbeioenoes geiagt.
Iber oas, mas oen Wenlhenre1ten
allein Elm lebtes Sunoament betonie=
rem fonnte, lit babel INNER nod Der-
eeiien. @arum tobt oenn Ser fonmu-
niitii6e Staat 10 grimmig eeeen oos
Gbriitentum beioer 4onfeiiionen? Sic
na1Iten 8ohen ibon nlogen ettpa in
ltngarn cine noaige 2iquibierung Der
beioen &ir6en i'm offentli6en 2eben
bringen. 8arum 1puroe in Ser eide
do5Slomafei idon bor einigen Mona-
ten bnrd ben Snbuitrieminiiter ali-
ment tuortli6 erfldrt: ygs lit elm
Gerbre6en, an Sen sipeiun6fiinfsig
Sonntagen, oen stpeiunofiinfsig freien
Samstasna6mittaeen, BEN 5tpansig
5erientagen unb 51polf Selttagen bes
Sabres nidt gu orbeiten @er nidt|
arbeitet, lit elm Saboteur" 9ie TONI
nllniitil6en Wodtbaber piiien ge-
non, oaB lie ben polfs6emofratiiden
Staat gegen bie sSnbibioualre6tel
ni6t our6iesen fonner1, obne porber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
3 1t Mt ia + ii dj en-
Srefie III nat

Der Nonat Sebrnar lit Der
fatboliide Sreiiemonat. Seber
&atbolif iolte im Sntereiie iei-
mer Stride saus beiDnbers in
bidem Monat sur &erbreituns
fatbolifder 8latter beitrasen,
bard 8etuinnuns eines nenen
2eiers fir ben ,Sbio-8aiiem-
freunb' uber bic ,Spiepbinum
&enieip', uber man beiteae fir
8ermambte pber Jreumbe in
Oentidlanb uber Oeiterreid ben
iu-8aiienfreunb'. 9erielbe
foftet fiirs Muslanb $3.50.
9ian benute basn ben in bieier
Summer entbaltenen 8eitellsets
tel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
ct. Eaul, Ninn. - 8ortbinston, =,
Samstag, 19. Sebruar 1949.
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Sonutas, 20. 5ebrnar: Seraseiima.
gpangeltu M: Som Saman
(Suf.).
Dtontag, 81. Sebruar: @leonora.
Oienstag, %. Sebruor: Wtargaretu
pon Gortona.
0titt1poG, %. Sebruur: Yetrus Sa=
1nianus. g..
Sonnerstag, "a. 5ebruar: Matbias.
Sreitag, 25. 5ebruur: 8alpursa.
Samstag, 26. Sebruar: slleranoer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
81. 3. 8.

Die Sorgen oes Sdasmeilters
piiroen beoeiiteno eeminbert iperoen,
uenn ieoe 8obe Der ssinanaberidt
bieier Settle 10 nambafte 8eitraee nm
ierer 2eier uno @obltater auf,peiien
miiroe iuie ooriee 8obe. 8emerfens-
merit iino Die 8eitraee gu 5peien unie-
rer sSonos 1tm elm Sauieno Dollar
permebrt tporoen. Die betreffenoen
8obltater tuiinihen, oaB lire Ramen
nidt peroffentlibt tperoen.
Sm Hamen aller unierer Stuben-
ten iprehen mir beioen bo1ber5igen
uno freisebisen 2eiern llniern BERG
lidIten 9anf aus fir ibre 8eitrage
81 Dem boben unO gottgefGai9en 8er-
fe Ser Seranbiloung bon grieItern fir
aue Staaten ser Union.
SSm Sale es uniern 2elern 1lnbe=
fannt lit, MAIDEN mir lie barauf aui-
merriam, oaB lie ale fir ipoblt1tiee
3Dede per1penoete @elber bon ibrer
rSncome Sar" ab5ieben fonnen. 8obl
bat Uncle Gam ale Stellergeloer iebr
notig, aber er bot geltattet, oaB ale
8eloer, Die 5u relieioien 3neden, fir
8obltatigfeit, er5ieberiide uno Iitera-
ride 3mede ausgegeben 1peroen, bon
Ser ginfommenlteuer obgeaogen ner-
Sn,, fH,,,,n,, >N;nfo 0Ia,s.oo S,.xt,.. -,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-07-14

One way to look at it: "4-H camp
ing is the clover in the crop rota-
ton of our youth education pro-
gram" says Dean H. P. Rusk of
the Illinois College of Agriculture.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-07-14
Mln%
De4oksoI

Bluffton getting back on the beam
after last weeks general vacation
howbeit the boys are always ready
to stop and enthuse at great length
about the big fish they caught
and the bigger ones that got away
j. and each one seems to have
picked the best place-some of those
lakes in Michigan and Canada with
queer Indian names . then there
are at at-home fishermen out after
dusk with flash lights searhcing for
nightcrawlers and gardens
fiourishing since recent rains-roast-
ing ears, green beans and all the
other garden truck crowding the
dinner tables-and not forgetting
that two-pound turnip with 16-inch
girth from Cleon Triplett's garden
on South Main street and here
it is mid-July-and comes Saint
Swithin's day Friday which is sup
posed to set the pattern for the
next forty days of rain or shine
and soon will come dog days
and the locusts' wailing siren
which they say means frost in six
weeks . /. thing around town are
looking up-from Canada the first
of the week came the first cool
breezes in nearly three weeks to
break prolonged spell of hot, hu
mid her-temperatures in the
mornings dropped into the upper
sixties-a welcome relief from round
the clock heat . our neighbor,
DIR. Soash moved his office to his
home on South Main :. and down
street Dave Risser's have put in
new soda fountain +. since fly ash
has just about vanished since that
new smoke stack has been put in
operation at the light plant-how-
ever, there's still some SCOT from the
Page plant so the school board
cleared a big hurdle in the selection