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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18

at the church Tuesday evening
following a covered dish supper.
Mrs. Forbes Hays, mission study
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
G. L. Bond, N. G. Everett and
Shirley Alexander reviewed the
study book. New Japan. MIS-.
Lundy Heidelberg, social chair
man. was in charge Of supper ar
engagements.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18

The regular third Monday meet
ing of the Women Of the Church
will be held AZ the church Mon
day at $3.50 p. M, Mrs. George
Wood. president. announced.
Beginning 81 2 pe m. Saturday
at Moss Point Community House.
the annual bazaar given by the
three circles viii be held. a tea
table sponsored by Circle Three
viii be a special feature Of the
bazaar. /
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18

Mrs. John cirlot reviewed the
closing chapters Of the study book
Cooperation for a Christian Ma
ton at the meeting of Circle
One at her home Monday. Devo-
tiCnal was by Mesdames Curt
Tucker and |. d. Stewart.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18

1t was the Romans who devel-
oped perfumery as. an industry
and spread the use of perfume
all over the Roman Empire.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18
METHODIST

The Wesleyan Service Guild of
First Methodist church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Foster Len
nep Monday for a business and
social meeting. Miss Nan Cirlot
win be c~ohostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18

Mrs. Hugh Castle and Mrs.
Ralph Crate were cohostesses at
tbe home Of Mrs. Crate Monday
to Circle Two. Mrs. Castle gave
a review Of the closing chapters
Of the study book, Women of the
Bible.
AS a devotional Peggy Golf,
Barbara Suthoff and Edna Kha-
yat dramatized a playlet. well
at Syear' with Edna singing the
solo parts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18


Annual union services Of Moss
Point churches for Thanksgiving
Will be held at 10 a. m. al First
Baptist church with the Rev.
Hugh Castle, pastor Of First Meth
odist church, delivering the scr
mon. the Rev. John +. Brock,
pastor of the church announced
this week. A special program OF
music will be arranged.
BAPTIST
The monthly royal service"
program of First Baptist church
WMU was held Monday under
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. John Bax
ter. Taking part in a discussion
of "Christ, the Answer for Nose
lem Lands were Mesdames r.
C. Eley, Emory Lynn, Albert
Broussard and Miss Willie Nc
Innis.
The Business Women's circle
held its quarterly mission study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18
g Persons Indicted
By Grand Jury Here

Thirty-eight persons were indicted
by the grand jury here yesterday.
Robert J. Williams, "a, colored,
was indicted on charge OF breaking
into store of the Wayne Corp, in
the 1900 block of First street NV,
last November, and taking more
than $4,000 worth of liquor. No adj
dress was listed for Williams.
In another indictment two men,
Paul L. Lowe, 30, of the 400 block
of Fiftietn street NE, and Levi
Dublin, so, Of the 1400 block Of v
street NV, were accused of taking
81 500 from James r. Dupree of the
400 block of Montana avenue NE,
In the course of dice game. Both
men were charged with grand lar
ceny.
Orlando Aston, 80, colored, of the
HOO block Of Abbey place NE, was
charged with the rape of 23-year-
old colored acquaintance, who police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18
Man Kills Wife He Says
Put Glass in His Food
By the Associated Press

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. ia As.
year-old man walked into police
j headquarters to report he had just
Shot and killed his wife because she
kept putting things in his food. He
brought with him kettle of cooked
string beans and ground glass TIC
support his point.
He was booked as Robert Carter
colored, trucking firm employe
charged with murder and prelimi-
nary hearing has been set for Fri
day.
Detectives said Carter told this
story when he came in to surrender
Sunday night:
His wife, Dorothy Faris Carter, 80,
had been putting wax and soap in
his food for some time. Sunday
night he found glass in the string
beans and his wife answered his
complaint with you ought to be
dead"
He went to the dining room, took
a revolver from drawer and shot
his wife three times as she stood at
the kitchen sink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18

seeds sufficient to plant a garden up
to so by $50 feet.
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan
commented:
with the addition of a garden
vegetable seed package to its al
ready imposing list Of food and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18

SAY accused him of forcing her into
a house.
James M. Tonker, A, of the TOO
block Of Sixth street S.W., was in
dicted on morals charges, involving
"a 7-year-old girl and a 9-year -old
boy.
Mrs. Miriam L. Monahan, 80, of
the 300 block OF B street Sc, was
indicted on charges of taking mail
from mail box at a house in the
400 block of Sixth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. Az


clothing textile parcels, CARE is
making an important contribution
to European recovery by enabling
individuals to help themselves by
growing their own vegetables"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18

| Orders for the new package as
well as CARES other packages are
being received at CARE headquar-
ters, Dupont Circle Building, WASH
ington 6, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18
Vegetable Seed Packages
Now Shipped by CARE

A vegetable seed package Endorsed
by the Agriculture Department is
now available for shipment to II
European countries under auspices
of CARE.
CARE headquarters here said the
package sells for 81 and contains
% selected varieties of vegetable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18

Cockpit Control and the Uniscope!
You get lower center of gravity
for road-hugging safety.
Then-Nash pillowed each wheel
with a new supersoft coil spring for
the smoothest ride any car ever de-
livered . introduced Unif1o-Jet car
buretion for economy of more than
IS miles to the gallon, in the big Nash
"6O0," at average highway speed.
Added the Weather Eye Conditioned
Air System.
Yes, you'll see things, do things,
you never thought possible in an au-
tomobile. Drive Nash Airfyte. See
your dealer today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18

Swift, clean beauty that splits the wind
like a rocket! It's the new look it's
the bold look and it's Nash-all
Nash!
There's nothing like it.
Because Nash alone has the Girder-
built Untitled Body-and-Frame. the
big difference in automobiles. Here
body and frame are welded into one
solid, low-slMg mit-and look what's
happened
You get more head-room, more leg
room, more luggage room -. seats so
wide they can turn into Twin Beds.
A sky-clear sweep Of undivided
windshield curving around you -.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
Bed Phones Installed
Al Columbia Hospital

From now on, new mothers at
Columbia Hospital will be able to
accept congratulations from bed
side telephones in all private and
semi-private rooms at the in
stitution.
Maj. Gen. Albert w. Kenner.
Columbia medical director. said
the phones are being installed now
at no addition to the normal
room rates, except for outgoing
calls-as a part Of a large-scale
program to improve facilities.
Gen. Kenner discussed the pro-
gram at a conference to announce
that the hospital has received a
"a per cent rating from the Amer
lean College of Surgeons. which
inspects the quality of facilities
and medical service at hospitals
throughout the country.
For the benefit of visitors, Gen.
Kenner said, the hospital foyer
soon will be converted to large
waiting room. Cubicle curtains
for privacy also are being installed
in semi-private and four-bed ward
rooms. Among newly completed
projects are a f1fth-hoor doctors
lounge and a medical library.
Plans also are under way, the
director said, for f1ve-year ex-
pansion program. It's chief parts
call for a new annex to house
surgical patients and a new
nurses home.
An average of 800 babies a
month are delivered at the hos
Dital
Evening star., 1949-08-16

G. {. Rooster Automatic pro-
vides the utmost in low cost
electric cookers. 1t has the od-
vantage Of being portable, re-
quires but a minimum OF
space and operates at oven
speed. 1t is furnished COM
pIete with cover, removable
cooking we'll, utensil rack. sup
Elementary baking rack, five
gloss cooking utensils and
cord set. Finished in white
baked enamel outside with
porcelain enamel szo.e5
inside. 30
Evening star., 1949-08-16
House Fovors Plugging
Antitrust Law Loophole
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated rress
The House voted yesterday to
plug what the Federal Trade Com
mission has called a gaping loop
hole in the antitrust laws.
BY a vote Of 223 to 90 1t ap-
proved q bill to bar any company
from acquiring a rival firms as
set with the idea Of lessening
competition or restricting trade
The measure now goes to the
Senate, where action at this ses-
sion is considered doubtful.
Evening star., 1949-08-16

6. {. Waffle Iron is more than
lust q waffle baker for it makes
any number Of delightful deli
cocies !. not only woffles but
many other tosty waffle iron
recipes. Cost from duroble
aluminium with tray base OF
ample width to catch better
overflow, handles are cool
ivoy-finished Textolite and q
fine expanding hinge helps
give even thickness to every
waffle. $ll.S5
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Readers Clearing House
RUSSIAN SYRNIKI.

From Mrs. A. d. r., Washington.)
h For Mrs. c. A. c., Falls Church:
Russian syrniki are fried cottage
cheese patties. Take l pound dry
cottage cheese, put through sieve,
add 2 eggs, teaspoon salt. l table,
spoon sugar, 2 tablespoons sour
cream. Mix all together, then add
enough flour to make mixture
consistency of biscuit dough.
Roll or pat out on noured board.
about p inch thick. Cut into
rounds about 3 inches across. Fry
in butter or margarine until
golden brown. Serve with sugar
and sour cream or jelly and sour
cream as desired. Be sure the
cottage cheese is the dry kind,
obtainable at any kosher store Or
in one of the large markets. The
creamed cottage cheese simply
doesn't make dough of the proper
consistency.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
TALLAHASSEE.

From E. S. D.. WaShington0
Mrs. w. w. You asked for in
formation about Tallahassee. 1t
is a small town, population about
$4,000. Homes and apartments
to rent are very hard to find. Sale
property runs about the same
price as in Washington. If you
are planning on going there soon,
1 suggest you make hotel reserva-
tions early, as Legislature meets
this time Of year and rooms any
where are at premium.
Utilities run high. Our electric
and water bill for a six-room bun
galow ran $40 month average.
There are no department stores,
but they do have two fairly nice
women's apparel shops. When
we we're there year ago they had
two large grocery stores. There
are two movie houses. One high
school in the center Of town and
two grammar schools. The coun-
ty is dry so there are no clubs.
Many people go to Atlanta or
Jacksonville to shop or for enter
tainment. The weather is gen.
orally mild through November and
you'll find some cold weather dur
ing the next four months. Cold
down there is 80 to 40 degrees.
At the time we were there. the
old Army hospital on the outskirts
of town was the only one, but I
understand q new one was to be
in operation within year.
Florida is q wonderful State to
live in. We lived in "Jax" 10
years before moving to Tallahas-
see. We hope to 60 back to "Jax."
Evening star., 1949-03-20
WASHING WOOL JERSEY.

from Miss P. r., WashingtonJ
In answer to Mrs. S. w. E.. re-
garding the washing of a wool
jersey blouse. may I suggest these
simple instructions:
Sudsing is fine. but be sure that
all the soap has been thoroughly
rinsed out of it. THAT may ac-
count for it's looking so nrussy0
Then all you do is iron when al
most dry with a hot iron. For
pleats tucks. etc. a steam cloth
is recommended for a finished
look.
Many thanks for all the helpful
hints I get from RICH. I love its
variety.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
PINK APPLE SAUCE.

From Mrs. B. C. H., WashingtonD
My first contribution: To have
nice pink apple sauce. wash and
peel red apples. put parings to
boil in cold water. and when color
is boiled out. skim out parings and
you have a pretty pink liquid in
which to cook apples:
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Old Club
1eahouse

(Once George Washington's Club
GREATER WASHIN61ONS
FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious Stock, Chicken, Hom.
Turkey, Roost Beef, Sea Food Din
ners and Lunches-kever Expensive
A Trip to Woshinston's Old Club
Is a Must" for Capitol Visitors
Open Daily & Sunday. II to $50
SIS So. Washington St., Alexondrio
On Mt. vern. Mem. Hwy. tAL; 46SW
Receptions Banquets Family Parties
Laura Lee fnuites Yox"
Evening star., 1949-03-20
RECIPE WANTED?

From Mrs. II. E. c.. ArlingtonJ
Can some one give me the
recipe for cheese favored corn
twisters? The ingredients on the
bag say: Processed corn meal,
vegetable oil. cheese flavor. salt
and color. I am hoping I will be
able to make them cheaper than
the "boughten' ones.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17

Silfe sebaut, ipie iein 8abliprud
fiinoet: Deus adjntor", in 8ott
liegt unIere Silfe. aber ou6 ouf Die
materielle lno geiltige Silfe ieiuer
Gto5eIanen uno beionoers Oerer. Die
ibm fir iabrelonges, Iegensreihes
Seellorespirten in idywerer &riegS
not ST beionoerem 9anf oerbunben
iino, Iol er pertrauen oiirfen. @ottes
8naOe uno oie 2iebe uno Srel,e, oie
mir ibm geloben, mogen i'm itdrfen,
oab er ais gutter 0iener Selu gbri-
lti, gerdbrt nit Sen 8orten oes @lar=
bens lno ser gltten 2ebre" Il. Sim.
4, g. ieines bobeu bil1ofliben am=
tes nit @eisbeit l,no Strait. 1pie iein
biIfofIider gtanenspatron, Ser beiz
lige 8arl 9orronlaus in I6werer Hot=
5eit tpalten tonne! Stet ct pascal in
fortitubine tlla, Oonine, in ll,blimita.
te nonlinis tui! Gr Itebe feIt uno mei-
Sc 0eine Seroe in 9einer &raft, in
Ser Sobeit 9eines Namens, Serr!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17
meihhifhnf Karl Griprrd,t
zi1u, Btfttuf in Rnttruhuru
rrttanttt

Genl ,&ir6ena15eiger' III Hottipeil
entnebmen mir folgenbes:
HabemuS episcobuu! 8ir baben
mieoer einen 8il6of, uno mir 8ott,
mciler oiirfeu nit belonberer Sreuoe
ltno itol5er gegeiiterung iagen: @ir
ba6en II nIeren Bilbof! Genn 10
boben mir es ood eripartet rnb 10 ba=
ben es leine eirltigen Bfarrfinber
ihon bel Ieinem 8eggang bon Ieiner
geltebten Seilisfreusgemeinoe in freu=
bigger Sorabnung propbe5eit. Scum lit
es Iolpeit gefomnen. Sn bo6iter
Spannllng baben sic 8unofl,nfb0rer
am Mitt,pod na6mittos auf oie ga-
oiobotid]aft oes patifaniihen Sen=
oers getpartet uno in penigen Minu-
ten ging Sic ssreuoenbotlbaft mie elm
2auffeuer our6 sic Staot ser einiti=
gen @irflamfeit oes neuen Sberbir=
ten Sofort nod ser 8erfiinoigung
Der beltattgten @abl ollrh Sen pdplts
liden Hlu,ofunf baben mir Seiner
biIdlofli6en @naoen in ieine Seimat.
itaot, no er in oieien Sasen our Sir.
mlng meiIt, ein 8liifmuni6tele-
grumm i'm Namen ser Seiligfreu5s
8eneinoe lno ibrer Seelioreer se-
ianot. @ir Oiirfen al,h bier I'M Sir.
denon5eiger', oeiieu neuer 8egriin=
Der er nad &riegsldluB selporoen lit,
llnlere ber5lidIten Slid ltno Segens-
piinld)e an Seine 8ildoflihen 8na-
Ben. ieine bo6betagte Wutter uno iei-
ne @ei6piiter ipieoerbolen unb tpie
I'M Selegran1m oie Serii6erllng oanf=
barren @ebetsgeoenfens Ieitens Ser
gan5en 8emeinbe beifiigen.
gsod iino feline 5tpei Sabre Der
gangen, ieitoem Seine Gr5ellen5 lih
bon Ieiner @enleinbe perabi6iebet
bat. No6 meib Die Seilisfreu5gemein-
De ibren friiberen Seelloreer gang
als oen ibrigen llno griiBt IN GROCER,
ebrfiirttieer SrerOe, in Der iest nod
bober geItiegenen Gerebrung 1lno
oanfbaren 2iebe ser einltieen Bfarr-
finoer Sen neuen 8iibof, Ser als s.
8ii6of Sen 8ii6ofsltubl bes beiligen
Murtillus IN 9fottenburg belteigen
oarf 1,no sic lbmeraoolle Glide ihlie-
ben iou, bie NIT Dem Seimgang oes
8efennerbiIdofs Soannes 8aptiIta
gerilien tpurbe. gr miro es t,ln i'm
feIten 8ertrauen alf oie SiIfe oeiien.
Der i'm bonn WeutterIdoB on ausge-
lon6ert 1nb burh Seine @nabe be-
rufen bat" (@aI. I, 15). S6on BEL
ieiner 8iidofsmeibe bat er fem bi.
idofslides @irfen san5 auf Seine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17

Gs ioQ au1 fem Musmanoerer er.
warten, oaB i'm in Der neuen Sci.
mat ser Simmel eripartet. Sd femme
einen befonnten a11rar5t, Der als Sc.
ihirrtpalder anfing. Gin SournaliIt
ur6eitete iabrelang als &ellner uno
ieine Srau als &aiiiererin in einem
HeItaurant. 9os fann oiele Neni6en
mir ebren. @er iid aber nid)t umltel-
len fann, per nidt losfommt BON
Ser Sergangenbeit nit geii6ertem
Ginfommen, flingenoem Sitel uno
gltten Iusii6ten, 5erbridt. @r bleibt
liegen uno niemano bebt i'm auf!
Mdn bat uns in &anaba an oie al
te Grfabrung Der sl,smanoerer erins
nert: Sir Die critic Generation ser
500, sic 5peite sic Scot, oie brittle bas
8rot! 9un, 1penn Sic uno Sbre &in=
Ser orei @enerationeu in 8 e II t d.
LAMB leben, Damn baben Sic mebr
oils bas 8rot unb elm leihteres 9rot
als I'M fremoell irenlblprahigen
2anoe.
gs sibt natiirlid) s(usnabnen.
Meni6en, sic man fir SerIteaung
bon &riegsmalhtnen bral1den funn,
fragt audi niemano, Oh lie BET Ser
gntna5ifi5ierung als Sarptibulbige
ooer Meitlaufer qualifi5iert 1uurOeu.
9aIt ieoe @od)e fragt mid iemanO,
ob ih nid)t elm Iffioabit, cine finan=
5ieae 8arantie fir Sic Musmanoerung
beiorgen fonnte. glln. sic slfftoabits
mahlen ni6t auf oen 8allmen. Cine
8iirgibaft al,sitellen beibt, oab man
Iib oerpfli6tet, bie Soften ser lleber=
fabrt = $50 biz $50 Sollar pro
8erlon - 81 be5ablen uno fit Den
Ginmonoerer notfaus 5u loreen, Bis
er Die amerifuniide Staatsbiirgers
idaft erreidt, mas friibeItens in 51a
ooer 6 ssabren moslid lit. @enn nun
Ser Ginpanoerer unbeilbar franf
miro ODER irgeno einen S6aOen an'
ribtet, fann oas Sen Gllin Ser @ri-
| lten5 beoeuten fit Sen @oranten. Oar
Inn fonnen in ser 9fesel nur nadite
8eriponote bas s(ffioapit ausitelen,
porausgelest, oab lie Ste Mittel
baben.
Berionlih iebe ib in ser ausipan,
oerl,llg iiberbal1pt feline 20lung.
@enn man aus OelltIhlanb oie ge-
illnben, nrbeitsfdbisen Meniden bers
ausreiBt = uno nur Tie fommen in
Srage uno meroen ausgeiudt =
,,immt man nid)t BLOB man9er Ga-
mile oen grnabrer. ionoern mabt
aus Deuti9lanb poaenos elm slrmen=
&ranfen- uno Siedenbaus - llno
no miro oas 8roblem niht geloit,
ionbern peri6drft.
! CGortietune foIaD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17
Biz zukunft nrr hrntfdrpn
Hpimat-uprtriphpttPi,

5err Bfarrer emmanuel 5. giei-
henberger, ieit Mai Braies oes aa-
tboliihen @eIelenoereins in Gbica-
go, lit Ioeben bon elmer guropa-&ei.
ie 5uriidgefebrt. Sn ben lebten $50
hen bielt er, belonoers in Der ame=
rifaltiiden Gone in 0eltldlanb, an
bielen Srten &eoen ouf Geriamm-
lungen, in benen Iib Dor allem beut=
Ihe Seinatoertriebene aus oer Side
6osSlopafei 81 SaulenOen I'm i'm
Ibarten.
sSr. Heidenberger lit geborener
gaper, Derbrad)te aber ettpa aft5ebn
lei1er BrieIteriabre i'm Suoetenlono,
mo- er oen Golfsbuno bel,tI6er Ga-
tbolifen ms 2eben rief uno fir oie
Hehte oes 9elttl6tlms i'm Gabmen
oes tbehiiden Staates uno gegen
oen Sitlerismus l,no oelien beutiG.
bobmiIheu Sadpalter Senlein un=
ent1pegt in @ort uno S6rift fdmpfte,
bis er iid) I'M September 1888 5ltr
5llldt ins sluslano ee5tpungen lab.
8ei ben Suoetenoel,tl6en itebt er IN
bodItem Inleben, l,no melt iiber oez
rem &reis binous oanft man tbnt
Iein gintreten fir Ge6t 1lno @ered.
tigfeit in Sen lesten SSabren Ieiner
Sutigteit IN Sen Ser. Staaten, 1lno
Die SerIanlmlllngen ber letten $50
den geitolteten iidJ 5u 0emonltrotio=
men oes Snnfe5 unb ser slnerfen=
nung.
Wiun miro nid)t allem beipflidten,
mas ST. Geihenberger in ieinen He=
Ben 81 iagen batte (llno mas er IN ben
lesten Sabren in ser oeutid -omeri=
faniiheu 8relle - aud i'm SO =
Ibrieb). Iber obne ipeiteres miro
mon 5ugeben, oaB er nit ber &atu=
Itropbe ser oel,tlden Seimotpertrie-
benen griinolif mie lpenige oertrallt
lit. &or balo bier Sabren bat Ser
amerifaniidbe Gpiifopot - iuie Oies
Idcn porber ser ,@anoerer' uno ser
Central -gerein getan batten IN
Dem aus leiner Sabresoeriammlllng
in @aibington berporgegangenen
oirtenbrief sic offentlide slufmerf=
Iamfeit auf bas Eroblem Ser Set
matpertriebenen gelenft llllo oie 6riit-
lihe Garitas 5lr Sinberung oes
glenos olifgerufen. 5r., &eihenber-
ger gins meiter l,no Il.d)te bon ieiner
Yrniriepfarrei aus politiIfe &rafte
mobil alt MAIDEN, llm cine internatio-
nale SoIrng Der 5rage ein5uleiten.
8afiir iino leiber bie Sorallslesun-
gen nidt aeseben - ,lno peroen fir
cine Retbe bon Sabren nibt gegeben
iein. 9ariiber gibt er iid faum IT.
genomelden Saui6ungen bin. 8ie=
oerbelt bat er in leinen 3eitungsar=
tifeln Dor 1peitaebenoen Soffnitngen
in oieIer Stniidt gelparnt. sn oeu
8eben Dor ben Superintendent bat
er lid einsebenoer oils friiber NIT
bieier Seite bes Hroblems Ser Dit
pertriebenen befaBt. go fiibrte er in
Sttobeuren, MiinderL Regensburg
l,no anoeren Stdoten II. a. aus:
Steaen mir gana einoeutig felt:
0as Hroblem Der Seimatbertriebes
men lit fein oeutides 8roblem. Sc lit
elm oe,,tides Broblem nur iniofern,
als es 1i6 Inn oel,tld)e Meni6en ban.
belt, oie man in beutldes 2an0 trieb.
9ie Berantportung por 8ott ,ltb Der
8eifihte traeeu iene, oie bas Do-
fument uon Botsbam geplant, unter-
Seihnet unb burdgefiibrt baben.
@ir mollen geiuib ni6t SAB uno
3ahe aufrufen. Mit SaB uno 8a6e
baut man feline 8elt. Gas baben IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17

ihen ober faidiitiiden 8elle.
Dieie Neniiion miro Der Sauptin.
bolt Der auBenpolitif iein, uelde Die
8unbesrepublif Deutiblano bonn Sa-
ge ibres erlten offentlicben allftretens
5lt treiben bot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17

0tande ieben cine 2olung Ser 0ra-
&c IN ser Aus sDanDe erung.
8ieIeid)t Oarf i6 audi Oa5u meme
grfabrungen mitteile,,. 3un1dIt elm.
NAL miibte man piiien, ipobin man
ausnanoert. llno es lit Eatiahe, bab
Die gselt ii6 gegen belltIbe Menl6en
ubiperrt. ltno mer frGgt Die betrd6t-
lifen aoiten9 Sd babe 5ipei Monate
NIT Sen 5ultanbieen 8eb0rben &ona-
oas perbanoelt. gs mar mein Gin.
Druid, bob meniblibe ober gar Drift
lide grmdgungen iiberbaupt ni1t in
Jrage fommen. gs orebt ii1 barum
l.. 8er 5ablt2 9. &ornen mir Sen
Weeni6en brall6en, INN nidbt 5u ia
gen miBbrauhen? 3uben laBt man
feline geldlohenen Sieolungen 5u.
Wtan eripartet, Dob sic Nenfommer
iofort iiG .sleidihalten", 5. +. ibre
Sprabe, ibre rationale gigenart, ibr
Golfstum preisgeben uno in Sen,
&olferteIiel ,lntertau1en.
Stir sic Jog. Displaced Yerions
- ih iage iogenannte, neil ie biele
gar nidt displaced" iin6, Ionbern
Iebr piQig NIT &ttIer 5uiammenarbei.
teten ilno nur be,,te. ipeil bie Sa9e
idief ging, als Screen poiieren. Mls
antina5is miibte inan iie bod oabeim
begeiitert aufnebmen! lit tpenig.
items Die Ginan3frage ourh S@O se,
loft. Die Displaced gbriItians bon
Hotsoarn ii1b 1,nh ben ,,euen Ma1ie.
geieten feline bollnertigen Menihen
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-02-17
Miss Wynn Presented
Gift BY Greenwood Lions

Miss Joy Wynn, daughter Of
Sheriff and Mrs. E E. Wynn, was
awarded a compact embossed with
the Lions Club emblem by the
Greenwood Lions club at their an
nual Ladies Night February 10.
Miss Wynn received the award
in recognition of outstanding pub
Lefty articles written in connec-
ton with Greenwood Lions Club
Minstrel and the Womanless We'd
ding.
The Lions Ladies affair was
held at the Rising Sun club and
was attended by approximately
$50 Lions and guests
Miss Wynn was presented the
gift with Mrs. Kay Gardner, by
Lion President, Henry c. Orsborn.