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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
= 5ran 6. s., I.

gs gibt cine groBe an5abl bon Nit-
teln, ameiien 5u pertreiben. gs lit,
mie Sic rihtig bemerfen, geraten,
ldon iest nit Der austilguns oieies
idaoliden llnse5iefers gu Beginner.
1. Nan nimmt einen trodenen Babe
ibmamm, itrert gepulperten 3ufer
btnein ODER taubt i'm in oiinnen Mo-
laiies unb legt oenielben on Stellen,
no Die ameiien am idlinmiten iino.
Sn fnr5er 3eit lit Ser S6mamm mil
Mmeiien angefullt. uno man tauht
i'm in foheno beiBes @aiier, tporaui
mon bas 8erfabren ernelert. 9.
Wan iteut an beribiebenen Stellen in,
Snuie soer @arten nit 3udermaiier
balb angefiillte @lasbeb1lter auf. sSsr1
frr5er 3eit iino oie Sloi6en mid
ameilen angefiillt. 8. Sriider
SfenruB (SooD nertreibt ebenfaas oie
Mmeiien. ODER man legt in Sdeiber
geidnittene, ettpas ansefn,llte Coma.
ten in Die Ndbe Der Mmeiienneiter. =
Gin anoeres 8erfabren, oas S9rei.
Der oieies nit grfoIg ange,panot bat
lit 6as Strelen bon oem befannter
SertIi5er ~Sacco". Man itreut Die se.
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.
Werdnoerunget oin 9er5en .pieoer ge.
funo nnthen. Sn elmer groBen Mn3nbl
|bon GGlIen Oie Nrofeifor 2iroIa leit
bret Sabren beobahtete, aelnna linn
Der obieftiDe gadtpeis Der Berfleine-
lrung Der eripeiterten Sersen. Mn eli
mem groBen &ranfenbalsmoteria
tDnroen ieine Nefltr9e iiberpriift uno
bon beitdtigt. Dit oieIer Mtmungs-
tberapie lit Elm MeitteI gefnnoen, 6as
niht nur bic Ser3en Der Blutor,lf-
franfbeiten Detfleinert, fonoern audi
Die Ser5e1, Die aus anoeren @riinoen
ertDeitert iino (11anhe sSormen BON
&lappenfeblern uno Ser8nusfel-
lIdDdfe). Das lit ein tpidtiger Sort
|idritt auf Dem @ebiet Der Ser5tbera-
pie, oenn es bnnoelt fid 1tiht nur nm
elm @eit1ertper6en bes &er3ens, ion-
bern allA Inn eine bebelitenoe 2ei-
itungslteigeritng. Die " Mtnungsseit,
Die cine Jltnftiorl Der Ser3froft 1T,
miro BEL allen Yatienten i'm 2aufe bon
einigen @oben bebeuterrb perldngert.
&ranfe nit idmeren Mappenfeblern,
Die iabrelang bebn1belt tpuroen, uno
nit elmer ausatmungsaeit BON 5tpei
biz brei 5efunoen fanen, Iernten
niht ,1ur rihtig atrnen, ionbern ge-
pannen nub sic G6bigfeit, neun,no-
5tDan5ig bis breiBig ia iogar bier3ig
Sefunben tpieoer aiis3natnen. Dieie
Steigerung Der Mtnlingsaeit geBt nit
elmer erbobten Spannfraft bes &er5-
musfels einber. aranfe, oie iiber
&opforud uno S6pinbel flogten uno
|nidt mebr geben fonnten, ale 5ebn
|Shritte iteben bleiben muBten, UNI
atem au lbopfen, beribten irtbeein-
fluBt bon elmer bollfommenen 8er1tt-
oerung ibres 3uitanoes. sic fin6en
Dieoer 6reuoe am @eben uno iperben
|Dieoer leiItlingsfdbig. Das @efiibI Der
&raft aber bdngt in @irfli9feit bon
Der @eiunobeit uno 2eiitungsfabigfeit
oes Ser5ens ab. Gin gan5 beionberes
Selo eridlieBt fi9 aber Der &eratbera-
pie bel oenienigen &rattfen, tpel1e an
Ser5frdmpfen leiben. 8efanntlih
purten oieie &ranfen iebr b1ufig 3u
8eginn oes anfalls in atemloier
Spannung barauf, mann Der MnfaQ
ieinen &obeprnft erreiht nn0 tpieoer
abflingt Die beltibe Sprade bot in
bemunoerungsuiiroige @eisbeit oas
@ort bon Der ~atemloien Spa1tnung"
|geprdgt Dieie aterlloie 5pannlng
'mnB ourb Die betplBte Mtmung I'M
'terbroben iperoen. Sssn elmer 9ieibe bon
Sallen lit es BrofeIior girala gelnn-
gen, burh ipitematiibe Mterniibungen
Die Mnf1lle allnlGblid bollfommen
gum 8erid1pi1toen au britgen. Dieie
neue neutrality-suspicious. bon Ser5-
franfen oiirfte ipobl gr0Btes Snter-
eiie fin6en, ,rnIomebr als oieie Me-
tbo0e burhaiis ,tnidd6lih lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
9. g., ..

lleber oie 5rage, Oh uno in speldem
WtaBe quite uno i9le9te forperlibe
anlagen, Observation-Disclosures Sa-
lent, 4ranfbeiten ur1o @epobnbeiten
lib forterben, iito iid oie sroBten
Biiieni6aftler belite nod nidt einig.
aber idon Die tagtagIi6e grfabrung
5eigt, oaB sepilie ieeliibe @igenldaf.
ten iid bon gltern auf ainoer mno
&inoesfinOer forterben. Ser gntbef-
ter Der 8ererbungsgeiese, Der gelebr.
te Iugultinerpater @resor Nenoel in
8riinn, Mabren (1822-84) bot
ourd 5ablreide Geriuhe 6ie @elesmd.
Bigfeit Der Observation-Disclosures
oargetan, inbem er oieIelben i'm
Bflan5enleben na6nies. Bie oie @elt
Der Bflan5en, 10 itebt aub 6as menIh.
lide @eibledt 1lnter 6ieien Noturge-
lesen. Bas iid nidt pererbt, oas iin6
perloalid erworbene gigenidaften
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30

pulDerte Mnlfe ON oie Stel1en, mo
ameiien fih nufbnlten ober ibre Ne.
fter baben. Damn begieBt man bas ge.
itreute Brlber nit elmer 20iung bon
amuotlica. 8enn man oieles 8erfab-
rem beIonoers Dor einen &egen an-
menoet, iueroen Die Mmeiien binnen
fur5em berIdninoen. 9ieies Sacco-
8ulper fann obne @ras lrnb Hflan-
aen 5u ihaoen, oitf @raspl1sen lmb
bel @artenpflan3en ongepanot per.
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
Olga 49,, q. 9. .

gs gibt eine FL. Olga. Sic ipar
cine ruiiiihe Hrinaeiiin rn1b @roBfiir-
itin. @eboren Inn oas Sabr $50, MUIR
be lie Die @en1ablin Sgors /. uno
empfing 955 su aonitnntinopeI bic
beilige Saufe, nobel fie ibren Namen
Olga in Selene ,tndnberte. Sbre 8e-
miibnngen Inn bic 9efebrlng bes rui.
iiihen Bolfes iparen iDerttg erfolg-
reid. sic itarb i'm Sabre 969 au
RiieD. 8on ben @uiien miro fie als
&eilige perebrt. Sbr Geit lit am II.
Sali.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
Brutfdtr 6nanrnfrhtfff
t1art AnlPrtka
CGortieBung)
Jabrenb anf benz Gebiete Der Sdnle

Jabrenb aaf benz gebiete Der Gdale
ungebeuer mi9tig mar IN oieient
traoitionsloien 2an0e 6er Mufbn,t bes
ShuImeiens. @ober uber ionten
9ebrfrdfte genomnlen tperoen, tpober
6as @el6, INN iie ar be5nblen2 Da
mar es beritdnolih, bob 6en nmeritn-
niiben @ibofen Ole belttIben Oroen
iDie rettenbe gngel erIhienen, urtb
Nun ipetteiferten iie rriteinan6er, Die
Meoemptoriiten unb 8ene6iftiner, ole
Dominitanerinnen 1ln6 Die Mrnlert
Shnlihneitern u1,6 an 0ie anoeren,
| 10 0aB fblieBIih nit Sug unb Me1t
bebanptet tperben tonirte: r5ein ta-
tboliihes ShuliDitem berbanft Mane-
rita ben uneritanilhen &ntboIifen
6eutiher &erfllnft." ginen iebr itnr-
Ten anteil an 6ieier frubtbaren gnt-
nifllulg rnbnlert bic 2aien. Die ein-
geapan0erten De,1tihen faben uuf
griin6lihe S1ltlbiI6ung. Seine oe,lts
ihe @emein6e tpiiroe gegriinoet obne
Bfarrfdule. WennhnlaI mar Die 5hn-
le nod eber 6n als ole Stride. Seben-
faIs uber mar iie felt perbunoen NIT
oem firhlihen 2eben iin6 nirge16s
in Der @elt in 3iefer Mrt 5il elmer
folhen Bolfonunenbeit uusgebiI0et
iDie In ben 9ereinigten Stnnten. gs
ip1r Elm DohIber6ientes SAnf. 0ns @nr.
oinal @rabiidof Jarlep bon getp gorf
am 81. MprI 1912 0ffentlide aus
iproh: uauh lpenn ih nr6eren 1labe-
treten foute, 70 fann ih bod nidt
itnlbin, at bebnnpten, 0aB Der grobe
Smpiils 5lir EntapifIurg linieres
HfarridniImefens bon ben Deut39en
uitsgeodngen lit. sic tparen nuf oem
@ebiet Der HarohinI nIhr9e bdbnbre-
heno". Beriibmt lit Die ~farr1hule
lat Der oeltihen DreifaItigtei Stride
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30

Der 1884 Dem Seinn ungegIie6erten
firhli6ett Standardization in bielen
Girhen Mmerifns BON Der geihmad-
poIIen iin6 itilgeredten Mrt hires
Sdaffens bereotes 3eug,tis ab" (Ser-
mann Nolfes).
giht 3u iiberIeben lit aud oos
6eutl9e ronliif-fntboliIbe BaiIen-
bails in Buffalo, oeifen 8egriinoer
Der 6eutibe Meoernptori1t ssafob Sea-
gel lit. Or fam 1851 nah Buffalo.
Aiibrenb lit es nab3uleien, .pie er
Die &inoer bon Der StraBe bolte mno
taglid einen Biz stpei Der &einat.
loien uto GeripabrIoiten ieinem Obe-
nem Sberen in 6as 3inrrler ihleppte,
tpie er Die groBen 5dhpierigfeiten
iibertDan6 ltitb fdIieBIid5 1876 elm
Seim fir iie i6affte, in better Gage
Der Staot, itrrnitten tpeiter Spiel-
plase, Der Stol5 Der fatboIij1en 6e,at.
iben @emeinoen. Ser 2iebesaetit ei-
mes bentlhen Hrieiters rief es ins
2eben nfro beutihe &er3en lieben es
groB tDerben." (Deutide @oiienbG,,.
Ter gibt es auh IN ct. BauI, ct.
Sonis 1itro anoern 5tG6ten.o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
Sorbilbli& in Der @aiienfarIorse

eng berbun6en nit Der Gorge I'm,
Shule nn6 gr5iebilng tpar oen Deat-
ihen Die 2iebe 3u ben elternIoien Rin-
bern. gntbebritngen llno unItedenoe
9ranfbeiten (Gboleraiabre 1849 /51)
batten piele Der naH Mmeritn Mus-
getpanoerten bintpeggerafft. Die 3abl
Der Wailen nebrte iih. &ier gaIt es,
idnea ur.0 gut au beIfen.
1887 griirroete s. Ue. Senni einen
|St. Mloiiius- @aiiemperein. Die Weit-
tel belbafft ibm ieine 3eitnng Der
Wabrbeitsfrelt1to'. 1851 errihteten
@eoenlptoriiten in Hittsburgb elm
oealtides fatboliihes @aiienbaus. gu
ieinen unterbnIt gibt Der gfeoempto.
rift U. 2airen5 Sol3er, Elm Baper,
I'm 1854 ben ,HiHsburger gtepubIi.
fnner' beraiis. Dem gIeiden 31ped
oient 0ns 1879 IN Hittsbnrgb ae.
griin6ete 8lntt Ser 8eobadter'.
(Snbrelnng gageblatt oann ein-
gegangen.)
Hrdlat Soiepb Setting erridtete
init SiIfe ieiner 1873 gegriinoeten
8odenlhrift ohio @oiIenfre,.no'
|6ns ct. 8incent- Naiienbaus ser Di0-
5eie Columbus. Gin DierteIiabrbun.
bert leitete er ben Ohio Waiien-
freittt6. Durh ibn ihenfte er Sun.
6erten bon Waiientnnben Seim lin6
@r5iebirrg. ~@etreii feinen Nrinaip
Der Silfe ourd SeIbitbiIfe, IieB ct
berihieoene Wertitdtten einrihten, in
oenen Die 86sIinge unter 2eitlng ae.
1hidter Neeiiter elm &anotperf erIer-
men fonnten, bns ibnen nls Shnei6er,
SdiHter, S9reiner ODER Seber i'm
ipdteren Qeben Nrot ain6 Gnperb qe-
ben ioIlte. Dieier Ahhing lln6 sS6r.
6er,sng oes Son6perfs ber0anft ct
feinen 9ennren nls nn1eritnniiher Sol.
ping. 4ei.te nod Iegen sic Mrbeitea
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2onis u,o unoern @tdoten.o
Sioniere Der HreFe nnb bes 8mdes
Die erite fatboliibe 6eutide 2ei-
tnng in ben 8ereinigten Stnaten mar
bas 8obenblatt Ser Wabrbeits-
freuno' IN Cincinnati. Sobarn Wsar-
tin &enni gab i'm onr 90. ss,rIi 1887
eritmalig beraiis. Seine Sabpg6nge
iino cine 3liberl1ifige QmeIle fiir sic
airhengeihihte bes 2o,toes.
1849 griinoete oerI gorurIberaer
5ran5 Soief Saler eine tdtboIiIhe
Sages3eitung: ,Die gagesdronif'
|St. 2ollis, 1879, P. 2atrers SoIaer
Den ,Eaeliden 8ittsburger MepubIi-
fnner'. Muh bas ,EdgIiAe Hhilaoel.
pbia 8olfsblatt' 1870 #. batte, einen
Reoemptorfiten gum Degriin6er, oen
SannoDeraner @iIbetm 2oetpetnnlp.
31pei sSabre fpdter,. 1872, tpuroe 0ie
,Mmerffa gegriinbet, bon Der Dr1lnt
@ofbeniteiner, Der oeliti4ameritani4
i6e Rrieiteroibter, iogt, ibre 1sssnbr-
gauge ieien reine boIlftGn6iae @e.
|fhi6te 6es Iesten &aIbiabrbnn6erts
ltno cine Gunogrube fir hinftige @e.
ibtsibreiber Der poIitiihen alno To-
5ialen gnttDidlling Mneritos". Son
1872 Biz 1909 lit ibr Sernrsaeber
Der geninle Dr. @ouaro BreuB, Der
Shirt 1tnter ben arnerifnniihen Sour
nnliiten. Sein geahfoIger tpuroe Ger
ebenfaGs berborragenbe S. g. Sem
tel. (Seit 1923 beitebt 6ie ,simerifa'
niht n,ebr.)
Sie 1874 BON bem WeitfnIen ssrans
u. Sitrop, DEM Bfarrer ser 6eut-
3hen 8onifatiusfirhe in Q1tincp, ae-
|griinoete 3eitung ,Quincp @ermania'
1oate nls poIitii1-oemofratiihe Rel.
tling aud ben oeuti4en proteItanti-
iben Rreiien bienen. BortreffIid, re.
0igiert mar Die Central 3eitang iiir
tatboltlhe 0ereine uno syanrilier',
oas erite fatboIiihe Matt NesD Doris.
Daneben gab es an fatboliihen oe,tt-
iden 3eitldriften ltn6 Ja6bIdttern
cine nniebnlide 3nbI: 1864 elm Sea-
tboliihes Sdulblntt', 1883 cine 6elt.
ld)e geididtlihe Nepnntsidrtft Ser
@eidihtsfrelino', 1886 0os ,asnito-
rdIblntt Tin ct. 2oiiis), cine luihab.
bare QueIle fir 0as @irfen 6er nro.
BEN 0eutiben Bionierprieiter.
Sn bieien 8l1ttern tparen 6ie Deut-
fden ibren engliIhen @Ianbensaenoj.
len boralls. Das erfte engIiihe Bo-
ftoralblatt ,Ebe gccIeiiafticnI Mebieu'
eridien erft 1889 All DbiInoeIpbia.
iein Grinder mar auoein ein Deiit.
1her, Der Hrofeiior Der Greaeie 1u,o
2itnrgif am Hrieiterieminnr IN Sper-
broof, BenniplDanien, Ser1nur1. s.
4enier. Mid brahten es 6ie enaI.
ihen Rntboliten erlt 1927 fertiq, cine
englilhe tatboliihe Tages3eitlnq au
griinoen li,b 5ipar in eirlem NerIaa,
Der lett 1871 JDei oelitihe 8eitiuaen
ber1ltsgebrndt batte. Wis 3iun Sabre
1900 eribienen in ben Nereiniufen
Stnaten: 81 fatboliihe goaes. 1,r6
Woh henblGtter: Sn Mrtnnias: i go.
lifornien: 1, Sllinois: s, cyrr0iona:
3. Soma: 8, aonfas: 1, aent,ifn: i
We1rpln1t0 3, Minneiota: 2. WRiIfp1t.
RI. q yfeiD Xcr5ph 1 Mc6n 0anrf. 4 n 81
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
Turkey Shoot Profits Not Known Yet

A final report on the turkey shoot sponsored by the Matanus- ka Valley Sportsmen last Sunday was not available at press-time this week. Clair Stock, Sports men president, said interest was keen at both the indoor range and the trap site. He reported that the unofficial estimate of gross proceeds at the trap alone would exceed $125.
 A more complete report is ex- pected to be ready for publica- ton next week.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
HAGEN PLANS
(Continued from Page One)

tion (preferably feminine, al- though he'll settle for several ju- do experts) which will assist with ushering duties on the day of the Christmas party. Shows have been scheduled at 2, 4, 7:15 and 9 p. m. on the 24th. There will be no admission charge at any show that day.
 The theatre head is now can wasting local merchants for con- tributions for the Christmas par ty. Money contributed goes to defray expense of the food and gifts and for the cost of the film. The donation list already in- cludes these names:
 Employees of The Alaska Rail- road, Frontier Bar and Liquor Store, Grasser's Hardware, em- ployes of the Agricultural Re- search Administration, Valley Real Estate, Dr. F. R. Sims, Bert's Drug Store, Palmer Cold Storage, Palmer Photo Art, George John son, Valley Frontiersman, Ron- DaVoo Cafe, Tost's Service and George Duncan.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
PHOTO ART-
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) Roetman and Dick Rempel. The business will operate from g a. m. to Il p. m. daily.
 All work on the new building, which fronts at the apex of the triangle formed by the junction of Colony and Valley streets, was done by Valley contractors, the partners report. G. A. Krise was in charge of building construc- tion and interior cabinet work. C. A. Huebner installed the lighting and Ray Mccartney of Macs Plumbing Shop, did all plumbing work.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
PhS Band To Give Dec camher Concert

To swell the fund set aside for band uniforms, senior band mu- sicians of Palmer High School will present a concert early next month, it was announced this week by Paul Bushong, band leader. The concert will be pre- sented on either Dec. 16 or IT.
 The Palmer High School band has B members, MT. Bushong said. They made their first pub lie appearance of the year on Nov 5, when they played at the All Club Achievement Day pro- gram.
 Mir. Bushong also instructs junior band this year, >in which there are now 16 musicians.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
LIBRARY HOURS TOLD

Valley residents of a literary turn of mind are reminded that the Palmer Library, located in Kings Garage, is open five after moons each week Monday through Friday. Library hours are from 2 to D. m. on these five week days.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
WORK WANTED

HOUSEWORK by hour; also sitting any time after 5 p. m. Ref. Valley Cleaners. Call Cleaners or Mildred All man, No. 3, Hillside Cabins. Phone 61Y11.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
Valley FrOntiersman
TO MANAGE DRIFT INN

MT. and Mrs. Ralph Dye of Palmer had this week assum- ed the management of the Drift Inn, highway roadhouse, it was learned today.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
SPECIAL SERVICES

STENOGRAPHIC work; state ments typed; letters written; fast, accurate typist No job too small. Ina. Frontiersman office in Rec Hall.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
LOST

5 FISHING RODS, 3 reels, bt. Exp. station and Wasilla: find CT please contact Lucius Ross at Exp. station. Liberal re- ward.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25
HOUSE, lot; 3 rms., bath; shake siding; no plumbing or water
 Deb. Anderson, P. O. 164, Palmer

oil range, pract. new; comp. W copper tubing, fittings, stove pipe, two 50 gal. oil drums; priced for quick sale. Write John Menus, Box $50. Palmer. or see John Reed at Grasser's Hard- ware.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-25

FOR RENT-Two-rm cottage. M.
 D. Snodgrass.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

United States. She refused to
answer other questions, expressing
fear that her husbands work or
the position of Jews who depend
on the AJDC for help might be
jeopardized.
She was with Mr.. Jacobson in
Budapest before they left three
months ago on the trip to the
United States.
Mr.. jacobson Is a native of Buff
falo, N. Y, and a graduate of the
University of Buffalo. He visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
jacobson, in that city during his
recent leave. He formerly headed
Jewish social service bureaus in
Buffalo and Rochester.
Directed Relief Services.
Mr.. Trobe, whose home is ir
Beaver Falls, Pa, declared Mr.
Jacobson has had nothing to de
with the illegal flight of Jews from
Hungary. He said the imprisoned
mans only job was to direct the
administration Of relief services
for Hungary's 10000 surviving
Jews.
Mr.. Trobe added that his own
Office in Vienna has helped all
Jews who came from Soviet satel-
lite states, regardless of whether
their papers were in order. OF the
Evening star., 1949-12-18

brought into court and committed
to the State training school for
girls"
DR.. Burgess said his testimony
was based upon study of 100
girls in a State training school.
He said the boy from low in
come home becomes a member of
a tough neighborhood gang. and
then moves from petty crimes into
serious felonies.
4 subcommittee at Work.
Although children Of more for
tunate families with larger in
comes often commit the same de-
linquent acts, DR.. Burgess said.
they avoid being Officially stig-
matized" by police arrest and de-
tention In penal institutions.
The group studying low incomes
is one of four subcommittee of
the Joint Economic Committee
now at work. The others deal
with Government fiscal policies,
the condition of the investment
market and unemployment.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

10000 Hungarian Jews who have
passed through Vienna since the
end of the war. less than 1000
have had Hungarian permission
to leave the country. he said.
Mr.. Jacobson's assistant in
Budapest is another American,
Arnold Berkowitz of New York. It
was Mr.. Berkowitz who notified
American authorities when Mr.
Jacobson failed to return as
planned. Mr.. Trobe said that, so
far as he knows. Hungarian police
have not bothered Mr.. Berkowitz.
Western informants said 1t ap-
pears evident that Mr.. Vogeler
and Mr.. jacobson will be tried on
some charges in an effort to con-
vince the Hungarian people that
Evening star., 1949-12-18

funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth
street NV.
Mr.. Ornburn, who had lived at
the Hamilton Hotel here for many
years, died yesterday at a hos
pital in Cornwall, N. Y. He be-
came seriously Ill about two weeks
ago while at a rest home in Up.
state New York.
A former head OF the Cigar
Makers international Union, Mr.
Ornburn devoted most of the last
IS years to activities publicizing
union made products.
The labor official was secretary
Of the Connecticut State Fedora
Evening star., 1949-12-18

all Americans In Hungary are
enemies of the state, and discour-
age any who have pro- Western
leanings.
It is possible, however. that
any sentences would be suspend
ed and both men expelled, follow
ing the pattern of the Angus
Ward case In Communism
China.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

ton of Labor from 1912 to 1923,
In 1918 he was named vice presi-
dent of the Cigar Makers Union
and then president for decade
beginning in 1926. go.
A native of Moberly, Mo-, Mr..
Ornburn came to Washington in
1884 to become secretary-treasur-
er of the Union Label Trades De-
partment. He conceived the idea
of an annual union industry show
which, since 1886, has been held
to exhibit union services and pro-
ducts. At the time of his death
he was directing plans for the
1850 show. to be held next May
In PHILADELPHIA.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Astronomers to Meet

d. Bart ]. Box. associate di-
rector OF the ! Harvard observar
tory. will lecture at meeting Of
the National Capital Astronomers
at 8 pm. January IA at the De-
partment of Commerce auditori-
UNI. He will discuss THE Center
of Galaxy Expedition.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Hungary
Continued From First Page.)

she learned of the arrest at her
home in Chicago's South Side
With her are the couples two
daughters, Margo, 8, and Helen. 6,
"I've been terribly worried be-
cause I haven't heard from him, u
she said. "Oh, we were afraid this
would happen"
Mrs. Jacobson said the Hun
garian government was very
suspicious" of Americans or any
one who had recently visited the
Evening star., 1949-12-18

SENDS PLEA -vienna-Mrs. Robert Vogeer,
whose husband held Budapest ungary) prison
since November 49, cabegram the White House The
New York woman asked President Truans aid Wednesday
securing husband assistant vice president
of the International Telephone and Telegraph Co. He has
charged with espionage and sabotage activities by the
Communist dominated Hungarian government The woman IN
the is unidentified. -AP Wlrepnoto.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Funeral Of |. N. 0rnburn
To Be Held tuesday

Funeral services for I. M. Orn-
burn, so, veteran labor official and
secretary-treasurer Of the AFL's S
Union Label Trades Department.
will be held Tuesday at the Hines
Evening star., 1949-12-18
ALL PRICES INC. FED. TAX

ALL PRICES INC. FED. TAX
Prices above are for one
six-pieee place setting
consisting Of one teaspoon
knife, fork, soIod fork, soup
spoo1 and butter spreoder.
Charge Accounts lnptted
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-17
State Checks Deer
In Lower Fisher

Jack Schmautz and AIDE Zaianc
biologists for the State Fish anc
Game Department report that Is
State and Forest Service men con-
Quoted a game count in the lower
Fisher River and Wolf Creek area
on March 10.
The men hiked SO miles and saw.
800 white-tailed deer, 179 mule
deer, II elk. and - coyotes. Only
9 coyote kills and 4 winter kills
q elk and deer) and two unde-
termined were found by the men
The strip count indicates there
are approximately $500 white
tailed deer in the lower Fisher area
with three acres of winter range
per animal All of the men par-
ticipating in the count remarked
on /, the serious over-usei condition
state.
Most of the deer seemed to be-
in. good condition except a few
Did bucks. and some of the fawnS
The coyote kin and winter Kill
70 date has been light in this area.
The State men regretted that
lone of the local Sportsmen could |
Dc present for the count.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-17
PRESENT SEASON BREAKS RECORDS
FOR SNOWFALL BY GIVING OVER
NINETY-EIGHT INCHES TODATE

The light SHOWS of the past week
have broken modern records for
snowfall in the Libby vicinity. The
season of 1948-49 had brought the
locality 81 inches of snow as of
March 10. This was only one inch
behind the record snowfall during
the winter of l946-47 which was
SO inches.
During the past week a half inch
snow was recorded March IA. and
an inch fall the 10. More snow fell
Tuesday night and yesterday but
the weather observer, Clark Hamor
from the Libby Ranger Station was
in the field yesterday, making il
to obtain the records
yesterday evening.
1t has been a long tireSome win
ter but if there is anything to the
old adage, Misery loves company"
the community need not feel so bad
Iy about the unpleasant weather for
spring SHOWS and cold, for the en-
ire Rocky Mountain section and |
far out over the plains country |
snow and cold weather continues
o harass the peoples of those sec
ions.
Following is the weather report
or the past week furnished through !
he courtesy of the Libby Ranger