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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
= 4lter syarmer, @is. :

gs ldeint tatld6licb, oaB oas I'M
ge5iefer in SelO, 8nlo rnb @artell
in eri6redeuoem 0taBe 5ugenommen
bat. Wan6e ltnge5ieferarten, tpie oie
San Sole Scale lno ser &artoffelf1
fer, iino inportiert 1poroen bur6 @e-
n1iiie uno anoere Bflon5en. gs lheint
in oer Sierlpelt audi 10 cine Mrt SUIT
ger uno 0epreiiionsperiooe beretrge-
broben 81 iein. 0ieie Soee bot einen
mooernen Steiner 81. Dem fplgenben
v1Spatenoialo9" begeiitert:
gs iaet 5rau Spdtin sum Serrn
Spub:
uS6au an sir iett ion Sroldfen-
plab!
8ei Oieier Mutobarerei,
0a fommen mir 5u fl,r5, mir snei
Die 3eiten iino iebt n1ebr als fnapp,
gd, fiir uns Spaten fallt ni6ts ob,
Oenn l1nirer @irte cole S6or
Serbrangt Oies sl1ltomobilar!
lluo fommen mir ood) irgenono
Ginmal 5u elmer Sable O'bote,
0ann lit - mos midi 10 oeguitiert =
Ser Speileiaal gan5 - ben5iniert!"
9rouf iagt 5ur Sp6tin ser Serr
Spas:
~0ie &lagen itno, adj, fiir sic 4as' D.!
3ieb'n mir oie AutomobilonS:
Ser Sortidritt friBt inns &leinen
gon5l"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
6. g., y. ga. =

@er, tpie Sic iaeen aQe 0tittel ge-
gen 'Stublperitopfltne uno Sartleibig-
felt, obne grfolg, peri16t bot, pro-
biere Oos bon 9farrer &neipp EMP.
foblene Ntittel. gr ibreibt: v@er an
Shtblperitopfung ooer trdgem Stubl-
gang 1eiOet, finoet I'M aleruni6ein-
barlten @ausmittel sic allerbeite Sill
Re. Gr macbe iih moraen5 ettpa cine
Suart 3uderlpoiier (51pei &offeel0ffel
3uder) 5uredt ltno nebme bapon alle
balbe Stunoe einen fleinen S1lud -
aber nidJt mebr. @er bies cine 3eit=
lang tut, miro ltaltnen Oh ser giinIti-
gen @irfllng. @enn sic Serltopfltng
bronilf gelporOen iIt nebnte man
tiglid) Oieies 3uder1palier. Man fam
uu6 idon cine balbe Stunoe Dor oenl
Sriibltiif oontit onfongen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
%. g., Calf.

0as Sammeln bon 8riefmarfen lit
ni6t neu. Solange es bieie Hoihpert.
5ei6en gesebeu, gob es 2iebbaber,
pelde oieieIben iammelten. Sammeln
BON 8riefnarfen (Stantps) geb0rt at
ben intereiianteiten alno lebrreihiten
8el6aftiglnsen oieier art. @enn ser
@nsldnoer foitbare Soienfaopf- llno
Naoelniamnlungen anlegt ober tpenl1
ersettriide Sammler ON nod rlinoer
geiitrei6en Samnlungen @eldmad
finoen, 10 nimmt oas Sammeln BON
8oItwert5eiden aller &noer uno SOL
fer einen .oerbaltnismaBig boben
Stang elm. Man fann III mebr als eli
ner Sinii6t einen niisli6er, biloenoen
uno unterbaltenben 3nef oamit per-
bin6en. Die 8riefrnarfe lebrt sen
S6iiler Geographic, @ei6idte, 2Gn-
oer- un6 80lferfunoe, internationale
&unit unb 8iiienidaft. @anse 8an=
oe BON 8oItergeididte etttb6lt oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
OHIO-WAIsENFREUND

8riefmarfe. 8ie biele geifidtlife
greigniile in alien 26noern Der grbe
finben in ibr ibren Musbrrd! @s Itebt
oarin niebergeidrieben Die @eldidte
Der pielen beutihen gin5elltaaten nno
Stdote, oie 8eididte, Gntpidlung
l1nS ausoebnlng oes britiiben 8elt-
reihes unb aub Die allmabli6e Ib-
iplitterllng Der englii6en &olonien
bonn Wfltterlanbe. Die neuere Sat-
iade Der Serausgabe bon 8riefmar-
fen NIT ser eiubeitli6en Mufi6rift
Multralien besiebungsneiie Siio-Ifri-
ia fir olle in bieien @ebieten gelege-
men friiberen engliiden &ronfolonien
unter slei65eitigem ginitellen Der
Seraussabe Ser in bieien @in5eudn-
bern big babin erIdienenen Marfen
5eigt Die @eroung itarfer ielbitdnoi-
ger Seile oes ebemaligen engliiden
&olontalbeittes. Reben Sen 5ablrei-
den ioealen @riinben, Die fir 0as
8riefmarfeniammeln ipreben, ipielt
bie rnaterielle Seite cine feinestpegs
unbeoeutenoe Stole. Die 8riefmarfe,
beipnoers sic alte ltno ielten eetpor-
oene, bot iid) 5u einem iebr eintrdgli.
6en Sonoelsartifel entlpidelt. Sebe
einigern1aBen gut 5uiantmengeltellte
unb gepflegte misunderstanding,
ielbit 1penn lie it'd nur auf penige
2anoer beidrdnft, aber polllt1nbig lit,
itellt cine Germogersanlaee oar, bie
NIT ser 3eit INNER Dertpoller miro.
@er ai16 ouf biele gigeni6aft ieiner
Sammlung @ert legt, Dem muB al
leroings geraten peroen, bon porn-
berein Elm gepines Spltem bein Sam-
meln 5u bea6ten, nur moglibIt gut
erbaltene Warfen 81 iammeln, feline
2dnoer ourd preislperten 3utalf Der
an oen Ntarfeniaben feblenoen gin=
5elmarfen ooer all6 gon5er Safe BET
5eiten 5u perDoaltdnoigen 1nb iif in
Oieler Siniidt NIT einen g1telt 8rief=
morfenbdnoler in Serbinoung 5ll let
sen. SblieBlib iei nod ertpdbnt, baB
man, lpenn man NIT HuBen lanlmeln
mill, it'd einige &enntniiie bariiber
peridaffen ioate lno Iid einen 8rief-
marfenfatalos anldofft, tpelder Die
@erte ser ein5elnen Wtorfen angibt.
@eipobnlibe, einbeimiide Marfen, Die
fir Sen getpobnlide,l 8riefperfebr oer-
menoet perben, iino falt tpertlos uno
nur cine Maiieniammlrng oerielben
lobnt ii6. Sn fatboliIden S6ulen uno
SnItituten tperoen iolde NaiienIumm=
lllnsen angeregt, nit oeren Cribs oas
Nfiliionstperf unteritiitt miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

Son Erpf. S. M. 9abren,
&ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
,. s., Mid.

Inter ser iogenannten r6u9serei"
III Slug5burg berItebt man einen gro
ben SauIerfompler, Ser in 9lugsburg
bon Dem groBten Sonoelsberrn Ser
oeutidJen Genoiilonce, Safob Slleger.
erbaut Doroen i'm Sabre 1926. 8e-
meinIfaftlib NIT ieinen 8riioern ers
baute er in glrlgsburg, ltntpeit oeS
9atbauies cine @obnitatt fiir i6ulos
los uerarmte Witbiirger. 2eioer 1pur-
Den in oen 9ombennd6ten i'm Sc
bruar 1914 ettpo 5lpei 3rittel ser
Staot Ser armen IN Sriimmer gelegt.
slber Die sSiiriten uno @rafen 5ug-
ger, Sic Na6fobren oes Stiftes, itno
felt entibloiIen sic Staot ser armen
nidt nur lpieoer ollf5ubauen, ionoern
lie nod 81 bergroBern sum 9eIten ser
5ablreiden Irmen 1no 9tptleioenoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

Inn bernrtige burh Berihleppung
erIt gefdbrlid semabte anihnloigiin-
gen. Gin NeulterbeiIpiel oafiir tit Der
au Mnfang 1949 in Gietp eingeleitete
BroaeB gegen Die Sanlilien 8artppns-
fiji l,nb Bullti, oenen neben Inter
ltiibling ser 11Ga Dor alien polen-
feinoli6e slusi6reitungen bon 1911
itno Die geiante Saltung Der Samilie
Bis 1897 5llriid borgetporfen miro.
Wean fann iider fem, baB nod mebr
Iolder &esiepro5eiie in Der GSR auf
2ager liegen, Inn ben NerDenfrieg
gegen Sic @rie6iid -&atbolii6en fort
5uIeben.
gS1breno oieie Disfriminierung
Der eriediid-fatboliiden @eiltlidfeit
als Staotsfeinoe Dor aller Seffentlid-
felt Dor iid1 eebt, fommen aus Ser
Sitilotpafei ielber 8eri6te, Die BON
elmer itillen, ober 1peitumgreifenoen
8oli5eiaftion gegen Die @riechiib-&a-
tboliiden beri6ten: Die @efdngniiie
bon greiGop iino iiberfiillt, Sai,s-
iudungen IN &loltern, Brielterberbaf-
tlngen llip. berbreiten Die entipre-
6enoe Stimmltng, Inn tpeitere 5drit-
te bor5ubereiten. llno 10 miro aub
in Ser gS& oie grie6iId-unierte Sir
de ourd BEN &f seeen Iie in Die
Sppoiition geordnet, Die mteoer als
elm 8epeis ibrer Staatsfeinolt1feit
oienen ioq.
Dr.. Rudolf Sehreiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
= u. g., Chicago, 81.

@enn man gei6ihtli6 llno fa6-
manniId) sic 6rage unteriudt, iper Die
&aoiopellen ltno ionit bos Hooio er-
funoen bot, 10 fontmt 5lt ser Satla6e,
oaB es Ser oeutife @elebrte Brofelior
Sertp 1par, tuel6er i'm Sabre 1887
Die 3aoiotpelen entoedte. 9esbolb
iollten - tpie es in Sa6freiien ser
Sau lit - oie Rabiotpelleu oie Ser
tp'iben @eaen beiBen. Seit ienem
9lugenblid baben cine Heibe Sabee=
lebrter an Der gntipiflrlng oes Go-
oto, apie mir es beute baben, it6 er-
folgrei6 beteiligt. Son alien pac es
Wearccni, tpel6er Die grfinoung praf-
tiid unb popular eeltaltet bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
.. g., ga.

9llS am 13. SSllli 1917 sic Mutter=
gotteS SEN orei &inoern in Satimo ers
Ifien, 5eigte iie oeniel6en alld Elm
idredenerregel1oeS Bib ser SDue. 81
nes ser &inoer (2ucp) er5Gblte, 1pie
Il. 8. 6rau ibre Sdnoe offnete unb
oaS al1sitromenoe 2i6t i6ien oie gans
Sc grbe 81 ltmfangen, oie Dor ibren
9lugen oerlbtpano. uSunn erbliften
mir enolole 3ablen bon Seufeln 1nb
perOummten Seelen in einem rieIigen
fellrigen S5ean. Die Seufel iaben mie
lhlpar5e Siere aus, neld)e Die 2iifte
nit fl1rdtbarem @ebriiu erfiillten.
Die peroammten Seelen ipuren in III
REM eigenen 2eib llno laben braun
aus. Sic itiir5ten it'd fortpGbreno IN
ben sSlamn1en berltm llno l6rieen
gan5 fiir6terlidb. SHE 1paren bon 5iins
gelnoen Slammen in ibren &orpern
unO bon auBen. @eber oie Seufel nod
oie beroammten Menlhen lparen au-
beritanoe ibre 8epegllngen 5u beberr-
lden. Sic parfen itd Ollrdeinanoer
luie gliibenOe &oblen in einem rieii-
gen Seuerofen, obne sic geringlte Stu
be, nod einen @ugenblid obne oie
Idredlid)iten Seinen." II. 8. 5rau ers
56blte Sen &inoern: rSbr babt nun
oie Soae geibaut, mo Sic Seelen ser
armen Climber ii6 befinoen. llm an-
oere perltodte Siinbe auf grben Dor
bieiem 5didial au betpabren, 1piinibt
8ott, oaB auf Dem gan5en Groenruno
oie Inoadt 81, meinem ltnbefledteil
Soersen perbreitet uno tdglid geiibt
lperoe. 8enn Die WenI6en bies be.
folgen, mas id) elld befoblen babe,
lDeroen biele Seelen gerettet iperoen
uno es miro 6er 5rieoen auf oie @roe
1pieoerfebren."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
Sebenselnd

Wteine 8obnung lag eirinal falt
gegen 9oroen. Sd empfing nur Son-
nenliht, oas bon oen Senitern Ser
gegeniiberItebenoen Sdllier auriidge-
norfen 1puroe. gs blenoete anfangs,
oann ober freute id mid bod Der
Strablen, oie itts 3inmer glitten
uns es erbellten. 0l fannit bas aud
bilolib faiien. 8ielleidt fant in oein
Ser5 fein 1lnmitteIbarer 5trabl bes
@liides, tpeil bu auf Der Rorbieite
bes 2ebens 1pobnen muBt. Damn Inile
oir's geniigen am 8ioeribein fren.
oen 8liides. Infangs miro es Dir
in ben ausen tpeb t,,n, Damn aber
oein @erniit erbellen. l1no nod ip1ter
pirit ou erfennen, oaB iene &raft,
Die es Dir m0slid nadt, DID frem.
ben @rbengliifes au freuen, bein
Slid lit, unb atpar Elm boberes, oas
oft Die Meniden ser Silbieite gar
nibt abnen.
X. s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
Dtr EiHuihtrruttg DER
nrietlifd,-kath. Kird,r
(SbluB)
(S6luB)

slngeiidts oieier borten S6idiale
Der @riebild =&atboliiden in oen 3
oitliben gea9barItaaten ifien ibren
100000 @laubensgenoiien in Ser
GS& aundbIt elm freunolideres Sos
beibieoen. Sbre 3ubl erfubr 3uuabs
ourb nnanhen ibrer 8laubensbriiber,
ser itd aus &arpatbenruBlano, Dit
gaIi3ien ober PoIen, Dor ser aufitei.
genoen 8eorobung bierber fliihtete.
3uglei6 neitete iid al6 ibr 8erbrei-
tungsgebiet betrd6tlid: benn aus III
rent Sauptperbreit reitungsgebiet, Ser
Sitilo1pafei, sic bur6 Sen &rieg Itarf
gelitten bat, manoerten na6 1915
Gaulenbe na6 @elten ins b0bmilhe
@ren5gebiet, Inn sort anitelle Der Der-
triebenen Suoetenoeltiden leiht nnb
raib 5u berbienen; penn man red)=
net, oaB Ole Slotpafei etipa 10 Hro.
gent ibrer @intpobner 10 an BEN @e.
item 5umittoeIt seit1peile abgab,. 10 miro
man bei ser itdrferen 8eteiligung oen
slnteil Ser @riediid- d-&atboliiden auf
% bis 10000 bere6nen 0iirfen. 90
FentItonb 81 ben griedil6-fatbo boliiden
Yfarreien in 8rag uno 8riinn Elm
&ran5 neuer MISREPRESENTATION
runb Inn Das gan5e 2ano. 8eraoe
oieie neuen @emeinben i'm @ete1
fiibrten iogar nod 81 einem ausbau
Der &irhenleitung: fiir oas oitiloma-
fiIbe 8istl1m Brelhom (gperies), beI-
len @irflamfeit iib nun iiber 1000
&ilometer ipeitDdrts 81 erItreden bat
te. 1purbe neben 8iidof Or. @oi6icI
nod Elm 8eib6iidof Or. Sopfo be-
itent.
Mber tpie in MumGnien mad Der
grri1tung Ser 8olfs bemofratie nod
Dor Sabresfriit Der SalptidIag ge-
gen oie griebiid -fatboliihe Stride er.
folgte, 10 aieben fi@ aud in Der G@M
mad Der fomnrl,niitiihen Madter-
greifung bonn Gebruar 1948 Gt,lrm-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
W. s., q. s.

Sas lle6erbanonebmen oes 3iea=
rettenrau6ens ser mooernen rDo-
men" bat cine sln5abl proninenter
aer5te belpogen, genaue unteriu6un.
gen iiber Die Sddolidfeit oes 3iga-
rettenrau6ens fir Srauen uno Su.
genoli9e 81 peranitalten. go i6rieb
Dor fur5em oie befannte Monats-
idrtft ,9r. Suits ysature's Batb' .:
~Oreiuno5wan5is beridiebene 4rten
BON @iftiubitan5en iino in setpiilen
,Bopular 8ranbs Of Cigarettes emit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

oedt tporoen ~ lino bod perbreitet
iih unter Den Srauen Imerifas 0iele
anBerit i6aoli6e @elpobnbeit bes 3ir
garettenraudens INNER mebr. @enn
Die 0tiitter 1lnieres 2onoes fortfab.
rem, iid bon geifotin unb Den stpei.
lnoHpan5ig anoern @iftell bnrbIGt-
tigen 81 laiien our6 3igarettenrau-
dben, 10 miro cine allgerneine 9eeene-
ration ltnierer &aiie erfolgen rno I'M
ierer 3ipiliiation miro elm getpaltiqer
S6lag periebt tperoen. Cine. nidt qe-
ringe 3abl ser Serbreben unlerer
Gage muB Dor bie Siire ser 6abrifan-
ten bieler ,'Sargnagel' gelegt meroea.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
IS. g., Mrf. =

Inter einem SpieBbiirger perItano
man poroem einen gepObnlihen, i'm
Seer oienen6en 8iirger, Der nl1r nit
benz SpieB ooer Speer beipaffnet mar.
Seute tpirb bas @ort nlr i'm pera6t.
Ii6en 'Sinn gebraaht, I'm einen Ween.
i6en Don beldrdnftem 8erItanoe uno
bon fleinbiirgerli6em 8ebaren 81 be.
sei6nen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
ssran 9. g., No.

8ei gerbrennungen bilft am
elm @tnreiben nit Slipen-
0l, aporauf man NIT tSal5 einretbt.
9as itillt BEN Sfnner5 in fur5er 3eit
uno binterldBt feinerlei 8lalen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
sSram 9. g., Mla. :

0ieles bes oftern bon 1tns empfob-
lene SbauesraB (Sda6telbalm ooer
3innfralD lit ein SEN Sarnfrdutern
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
ALaska Tax Case Being Argued in Fed Cour
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
 0pp05E5 PERMITS,
 CANADIAN VESSELS

SEATTLE, June 7-lR-Opposi- tion to the bill to permit Cana dian ships to carry both passen- gers and freight between Haines, Skagway, Hyder, Alaska and other ports in the Territory was ex- pressed today by the Alaska Steam ship Company. The bill was ap- proved by the House yesterday.
 A statement Ey the company said:
 "In so far as Hyder is concerned, the bill is merely provision for ar extension of the existing authority for such service from June 30 l949, to June 30, 1850 We did not oppose the original legislation granting this authority since we recognize that direct freight and passenger service to and from Hyder is essential to the mining activity there. In order for us to provide the limited serv- ice necessary to this port, we would have to divert our ships ap- proximately ITO miles from their regular routes, whereas Canadian vessels call directly at Stewart, B.C., sister port of Hyder.
 Insofar as the ports of Haines and Skagway are concerned, the Alaska Steamship Company pre- sently is offering fully adequate freight service Isoth northbound and southbound without the need of any augmentation whatsoever.
 On the other hand, due to the limited number of passenger ves- sells, available to the trade, we have found it impossible to sched- ule such vessels into Haines and Skagway more frequently than once every three weeks
 That service is only possible on the northbound leg of voyages be- tween Seattle and Kodiak.
 We recognize that this limited service is not fully adequate to meet the passenger requirements o1 Haines and Skagway. Therefore, iii addition to regular southbound schedules, we feel that more fre- quent passenger service is desir- aEle."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
MILITARY PAY RAISE
 INDICATED
Hopes Are Expressed to Members West Point
 Graduating Class

WEST POINT, N. Y., June 7.-tN The Acting Secretary of the Ar my, Gordon Gray, told some of the country's future top brass" today that he shared in their disappoint- ment that Congress has not yet given officers pay raise.
 But he assured the June, 1949, graduating class of the United States Military Academy that he IS confident that pay readjustments will be voted by the present Con- gress.
 "The rates may not be those re- quested in the original bill, but it is my hope and belief that those finally enacted will be just" he said in his prepared-ir-advance text.
 There has not been a realistic, comprehensive, or-what is more important-adequate overhaul of army pay and allowances for more than forty years" Gray continued.
 He said the conclusion is ines capable that those who have enter ed the officers corps, and have con- tinued to serve Loyalty and well, have not placed an undue emphasis upon material reward. He express ed confidence in their continued patience and restraint.
 (The House shelved one military pay raise after it ran into objec- tions from CD group of young veterans who said it was weighted too heavily for higher ranking offi- cers, and @ economy advocates. A new version may be voted on shortlyD
 Gray advised the outgoing cadets that the officer of today must not be primarily an officer of the Ar my, Navy or Air Force. The nation al security demands that he be 'an American officer" in spirit and in performance, he explained.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
PLANE DOWN ONATLAN!I(;
 47 MISSING
Eighty Persons Aboard Two
 Motored GAG When If Goes Into Crash

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, June 2 -(R-A plane damned with Puerto Rican men, women and children bound for the United States crash ed in the Atlantic early today and 47 persons are missing and feared dead.
 Officials said 75 persons, includ- ing crew of five Americans, were aboard the two-motored C-46 plane The U. s. Coast Guard reported 2e known survivors.
 Nineteen of the passengers were small children or infants. and IS were women. One American crew. man, Al Cockrell of Pittsfield Mass, is reported missing and fear ed dead.
 The plane left San Juan few minutes after midnight and two minutes later radioed back request ing permission to make an emer- gency landing. Then nothing more was heard from it. Officials said it apparently had trouble gaining alti- tude because of an adverse wind.
 The plane, en route to Newark, N J., via Miami, was operated by Strato Freight. Inc, a charter ser vice with headquarters at Bradley Field, near Windsor Locks, Conn.
 The plane sank within six min- utes and the pilot, Captain Lee Wakefield, said he believed one-half or more of the passengers and five crewmen went down with it.
 Twenty-six of the survivors swan to small islands and reefs, and crews of rescue craft braved death in the churing and .treacherous seas to pick them off and carry them to the mainland.
 Two were plucked from the water
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
GOA SPONSOR SPECIAL
 DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 12

The Catholic Daughters of Amer ica will sponsor a day of recollec- tion at the Shrine of Saint Terese Sunday, June l2 with mass at 10 o'clock. Breakfast will be served immediately following the mass. A supper will be served in the af- ternOon at o'clock. All women of the parish are invited to attend and those planning to do so are asked to call Green ITO or Red 629 immediately in order that Chairman Mrs. Evan Wruck may plan for food and transportation. A bus will leave Sunday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Contrary to a former an- ncuncement, it will not be necessary to take dishes, only silverware should be provided by each individ- ual
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
26 KILLED IN CRASH
 IN BRAZIL
Army Transport Plane Hits
 Mountain Soon After Taking Off

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, June 7-tREReports from Florianopolis said 26 persons were killed when Brazilian army transport plane crashed into mountain soon after taking off yesterday.
 The Air Ministry here said the wreckage of the plane, a CAT, was located near Cambirelas Peak and rescue parties were rushed to the scene.
 The plane was on normal trans port service, carrying both army personnel and civilians between Rio De Janeiro and the state of Rio Grande Do Sul. Florianopolis a coast city, is 480 miles southwest of Rio De Janeiro.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
SLIP IMPLEMENTS
 TO RUSSIANS
FBI Report on Shipment of
 Research Materials Ex- posed al Spy Trial

WASHINGTON, June 7.-|R- An FBI report introduced in Judith Coplon's espionage trial today said thatatomic research implements have been slipped out of this coun- try to Russia.
 The document had no apparent bearing on the Coplon case.
 An FBI agent, Robert J. Lamp here, testified he prepared the doc- ument in January and called it authentic" An FBI "decoy' memorandum which figures in the Coplon case contained similar, but less detailed information.
 To Russia In 1947
 The authentic" FBI report said that shipment of atomic research implements went to Russia in Aug ust, 1947, aboard the steamship Mi- khail Kutuzov.
 No export licenses were obtained for the shipment the report said
 Included in the shipment, accord ing to the report. were radiation de- lection equipment, Geiger counters and other instruments used in atomic research.
 Shipments COnfiscated
 The document also said that ship ment of similar instruments was found aboard the steamship Mur- mansk in New York Harbor Sept. 3, l948 and removed from the ves- sel because the shipment had not been authorized. A third shipment was found on dock in Clarenlors N. J., Jan. IA, 1949, and confis- cated, the report said.
 The document quoted officials of manufacturing companies as saying Amtorg. the official Soviet purchas- ing agency, seemed to have "ex- act knowledge" of what type of equipment it wanted. In general, the document said, Amtorg was in- terested in the same type of equip ment that was being purchased by the Atomic Energy Commission.
 The Fl report said the equip ment which actually went to Rus sia was purchased from the Cyclo- tron Specialties Company by Am- torg.
 Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves ruled earlier today that the jury trying Miss Coplon on espionage charges is entitled to know all about the contents of her purse when she was arrested.
 Prosecutors Object
 Over the vigorous objection of government prosecutors, Judge Reeves said 12 so-called data slips withheld by the government must be shown to the jury.
 He also ruled that the govern ment must make available the full text of many FBI reports which figure in the case. The court had been considering the questions slncc Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
PRESIDENT WOULD LIKE TO COME ON
 VISIT TO ALASKA
Can f Make Any Plans, However, as Long as
 Congress in Session

WASHINGTON, June 7-IR- Gov. Ernest Gruening of Alaska said President Truman told him today he would like to go to Alaska. but would not do so as long as Congress is in session.
 Gruening is returning to Alaska next week after being in the States about two months.
 He told reporters he discussed with the President his long known desire to visit the Territory but MT Truman sad it depends en- tirely on Congress.
 The Governor said he would not recommend anyone flying to Alaska after Aug. IS as they are apt to run into lot of fog. Congress may oe in session that late or even ater.
 But we would ce glad to see the President any month of the year" Gruening added. He did not say whether MT. Truman would consider going by any other means than by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-07
ANCHORAGE F|REDEpT.I5
 TO DI5BAND

ANCHORAGE, June 7.-lR- Tn protest over the city government s failure to comply with underwater recommendation for added equip ment, the Anchorage Volunteer Fire Department voted last night to dis band June 30.
 George Neal, fire chief for ten years, resigned recently for the same reason. George Burns, now chief of the Fort Richardson fire department, is scheduled to take over the job June IS.
 The volunteer group said advance notice was given to enable the city to muster new firemen.
 Expressing surprise at the an- nouncement, Don Wilson, city man. ager, said he and Burns will organ- ize new fire department.