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Evening star., 1949-02-16

| trlct DemOCrdClc leaQefS, 1OllOWS
in many respects the bill of Rep
resentative Auchincloss, Repub-
lican, of New Jersey, which died
in Congress last year, but also it
differs from it in some important
respects.
The new measure provides for
the election of a city council of II
members, one of whose number
would be named mayor, and an
elected Board of Education OF
eight members. The District gov
ernment would be reorganized into
II departments with the school
system operating separately in a
18th department under the School
Board.
The council would appoint a
city manager for a period of two
years under the new proposal.
! Basic Differences.
Basic differences from the
; fAuchinclosS plan are:
|. There would be no non-votlng
delegate to Congress as provided
by the AuchincloSS Bill.
2. The new measure would give
the council legislative power over
the District-replacing with res
Iervhtion the present power to leg
islate for the city which Congress
holds. Congress could repeal the
councils actions or legislate at
any time for the District, how
ever. The Auchincloss plan called
for the council to propose but not
enact legislation. These proposals
would be sent to new Joint Dis
trict Committee for consideration
and would be passed in the normal
manner after being reported out.
3. The new measure would re-
tain the separate House and Sen
ate District Committees.
4. The new measure limits the
citys managers term to two years
whereas the AuchinclosS plan
called for an indefinite appoint
ment.
/ Wheeler Encouraged.
AL L. Wheeler, chairman of the
District Democratic Central Com
roittee, newly appointed as chief
clerk of the Senate District Com
mittee, who conducted yesterday S
Joint citizens conference. said he
was encouraged" by the general
agreement on the suffrage plan.
In answer to some of the SUI
frage leaders feelings that inclu-
sion of reorganization in the home
rule bill might be an obstruction
to getting any sort of home rule
MI. Wheeler said his group was
perfectly willing to drop the re-
organization phases if legislators
felt it politically wise.
He added that it was decided
not to ask for a non-voting dele
gate to Congress at this time but
to have a full-fedged" fight for
representative with voting rights
at later date.
Other features of the new bill
include these:
The District would be permitted
. to borrow for public improve
ments, as allowed under the
Auchincloss proposal also. The
new measure calls for a borrow
ing limft of per cent OF the as
sessed value of taxable real prop
erty whereas the Auchincloss plar
limited the borrowing to 3 pei
cent.
Election on City Basis.
District councilmen and schoo
r board members would be elected
on a city-wide basis. rather thar
, by wards. Pay of councilmer
= would be much more attractive
under the new bill-$7,500. with
$4,000 plus a $4,000 expense al
lowance for the Mayor. The ole
l bill specified only $4,000 year fol
a councilman. with an added
i $4,000 for expenses for the Mayor
= Under the new bill members o1
Evening star., 1949-02-16
Lecture on Soviet Slated

The Rev. Francis Dvornik of
the Byzantine Institute of Dunn
barton Oaks will speak on the
Church and State in Russia" at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Catholic
University. The lecture is spon-
sored by the universlty's chapter
of the American Association of
University Professors.
Evening star., 1949-02-16

More than 100000 miles of
barbed wire are said to have been
used by the combatants in World
War I.
Evening star., 1949-02-16

clear the road for Mr.. Leach.
The combined forces then went
ION to pick up the stranded drivers
the Board of Education would be
paid $40 per meeting. as against
the $40 per meeting proposed in
the AuchinclosS bill.
The size of the Federal pay
ment to the District under the
new bill would be left to the final
determination of Congress. but its
limit might be more liberal than
in the Auchincloss bill. The lat
ter fixed the limit at $16,000,0O0,
including $1,00O,000 for water use
by the Federal agencies. The new
bill calls for a Federal payment
of $15,000,000 "or more" of which
100000 would be for water pay
ment.
Finch Praises Bill.
Wilbur S. Finch, head of the
Central Suffrage Conference and
one of the citys longtime hackers
of home rule, said he considers the
proposed measure "a first-class
home rule bill"
He said the differences among
the various groups at yesterday s
meeting "are not of a substantive
nature, but simply involved pro-
cedure. The questions ultimately
will have to be determined by the
Senate District Committee.
The new measure calls for nom
partisan elections and makes one
years residence in the District the
basic qualification for voting. 1t
says that Ito be qualified to vote
in the District. it is not intended
that person be required to re-
linquish his rights in another jur-
isdicition. This is the same as
proposed by the Auchincloss plan.
Finch Praises Measure.
Building bonds sought by the
city council would, under the new
measure. be subject to voters ref
erendum and would not have to
clear through Congress as under
the AuchinclosS plan.
Mr.. Finch said he considers the
Auchincloss bill an excellent home
rule measure and he feels the new
bill maintains the same prin-
ciples." He added the new meas
ure has the advantage of not be-
ing so long and complicated" as
the AuchincloSS measure.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
BY the Associated Press

CASPER, Wyo., Feb. 16.-State
Highway Patrolman Marvin Leach
had to ask help from a fisherman
off the coast of South America
to get himself pulled from a
snoWdrift.
Here's how it happened:
Mr.. Leach started out from
Casper yesterday toward a spot
80 miles west of here. He drove
his own car. travelling behind a
snow ploW. The idea was to res
cue the drivers of a number OF
stalled vehicles on U. S.
Highway 20.
But the snow ploW begged down
and so, of course, did Mr.. Leach's
car.
Mr.. Leach is an amateur radio
Evening star., 1949-02-16
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Evening star., 1949-02-16
Auto Begged in Wyoming Snow
Gets Aid by Way Of Galapagos

operator and had his transmitter
in the car in case of an emer-
gency. After failing to reach any
one at Casper he reached another
amateur at Mount Pleasant, Md
The Maryland man in turn ra-
diced a fisherman about 600 miles
off the coast of South America in
the Galapagos Island group.
The fisherman radioed back to
still another ham, Lial Branson
of Casper. saying that Mr.. Leach
was in difficulty and giving his
location. Mr.. BranSon notified
State highway authorities, who
sent equipment out from town to
clear the road for Mr.. Leach.
The combined forces then went
ION to pick up the stranded drivers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

Grau beiier itebt, ols bas Sdtpeigen. /"
bebanptet elm Sprihnort. Eros aGer
Wabnlineen tpiro baeeeen geiiinoiei
nno itlnoenlans sefodten Inn oas
leste @ort 5u baben. Sn Mittelalter
bate man, Inn bieier Gantpfesluit aii
iteuern, groBe eiierne Wasfen mid
melt berausbdngenben 3ungen; iie
,plrben 5ur Strafe ben aIlan eifrie
gegeneinanber Mebenben auf offenem
Marfte aufseiest. 9ieie mittelalter.
liden .Wunoihloiler" iino nod beute
in Der 9fegensburger Solterfammer
5lt ieben.
Wo6ten bod Die Srauen reht ct.
pGgen, pie Diel mebr iie burb Shtpei.
gen als ourb &eoen getpinnen!
ginen tiefen Sinn bat iener Mber-
claude, baB tper einen Shat beben
ipolle, fein @ort ipreden oiirfe, mag
grgoslides Inn i'm Der a,,ftauden
ODER Sdredniiie ouf i'm einitiirmen.
aann man bod ben Shat Der 3unei.
|gnng zines Meniden oft nur nm ben
Treis bes Sdmeigens erbalten.
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Gin mort an Gltern

@as fann 8ater 1tno Mutter mebr
erfreuen, als geitttete uno ipobIunter.
ridtete &inber 5u baben? llno lit IT.
genb elm if0neres unb foitbareres
Gut, ipelbes gltern ibren &inoern
|binterlaiien fonnen, als &einbeit unb
@iite bes Ser5ens uno elm ourh
&enntniiie geiibter uno oussebiloeter
geritano9 Sanet niht bas @obl unb
bas Webe Der Samilie bapon ab?
Sangt nibt bas 8obl uno 8eiteben
bes Staates bon Der iittli9en 8il.
ollng Der Sobne unb S0hter ieiner
8iirger ab? Ser iittIihe gerfau Ser
@lieoer elmer Samilie fiibrt oft san-
se @eIdIedter nit iid; 10 tpie cine
mebr ,1nb mebr Inn iid greifenbe iitt-
libe gntartung Der 8iireer zines
Staates ben Staat untergrGbt uno
5u San bringt. SSH man ettpa 8ei-
ipiele, 8etpeile?
Sreibeit lit Elm foitlides Gut; aber
|es fam auh miBbrau1t tperben tpie
|alle anberen Glitter - 11no 6ann tpiro
es gum 8eroerben. Dob man aber
bier5uIanbe geraoe Die &inber, Die
Suseno, bic 6reibeit miBbrauden
ldBt, miro feirem 8eobabter, aud
|niht Dem oberfldhIibiten, entganeeil
|iein. Man iperfe einen 8lid 5uriid auf
|nnier altes 8aterIanb. Weit ipelber
gbrfurdt begegneten ba bic &inber
ibren gltern, bem 2ebrer! Wfit ipeIder
Mhtung I'M allgemeinen begegneten
bic Snngen ben Mlten! Mit ,pelher
3uborfonmenbeit unb Sreunblihfeit
|beban6elte man ben Gremben! 60 mar
es menigitens friiber! limb bier? -
@as fann man BON Der 3ufl1nft bof.
fen ,lnter ioIden 8erb6ltniiien ? aann
man auh Erauben bon ben Dornen
leIen2 DAB man bas llebeI fertnt uro
fiiblt, bas betpeilen bic pieIieitigen
&lagen ridt aqein Ser gingetpanber.
ten, ion6ern auh bieIer girgebore.
men, Die cine befiete giniihf un6 gr.
fabrung bnben. Mber iu1t man bns
l1ebeI 5u entfernen? Mnn beidnert
fin pielfob iiber lingeaogenbeit unb
Grehbeit pieIer Nuben auf ben Stra-
ben unb nller Drten - ober iuden
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G@@@@ ae&e,Al

Die, ,pelde 5unadit ginfluB ausiiben
fonnten uno lollten, iuden Die gI.
tern oieiem unfuge gu iteuern? Sal
ten tie ibre Sobne uno S06ter au6
an aur 3udt unb Srbnung ooer Iai.
len iie oieielben frei uno unbebinoert
|na6 8elieben BEL Gag uno @adt in
ben StraBen umberlaufen uno an ben
StraBeneden iib lasern, unlittli6e
&eoen fiibren uno l1nfug treiben gum
|Seiomeien aler 8oriibergebenben uno
gu ibrer @ltern Sdimpf l1no S9an-
De? 9as StraBenlaufen, namentlid
5ur abenbaeit, lit Dos i9Iimmite 8ift,
meldes gltern ibren ainoern au neb.
men erlauben, unb manbe Neiitter,
Die iett biellei6t meinen, bieIe 8e-
|lorgnis lei iibertrieben, - mosen iie
es friiber ooer lpdter MIR nidt unter
Eranen 81 bereuen baben, bieier mar.
|nen6en Stimme fein @ebor gegeben
gu baben.
n r
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11eueteroe

Inter sen Sudten, pelde bas
menidlide @ei6Iedt ins geroerbe11
eebradt baben, idreitet poran Sic
Selbitludt. Die Neugierbe aber foIgt
Der Selbitiudt auf Dem Sube nod.
Heugierbe lit cine 9lusartuna bes
meni6lihen grfenntnistriebes, als
iol6e BON Selb1tiuht ni9t fret, ia
iogar elm ausfIuB Der SeIbitiudt.
@arum tritt gpa gum perbotenen
gaum2 @arum idout 2ots @eib
na6 Dem brennenoen Soooma? 8a.
rum gebt bes Batriar6en Safob Eod-
ter Dina aus, oen Shmud Ser MItar-
fe-Eodter BEL einem Seite in Sidem
au ieben? @eredtigte @iBbegieroe iIt
oabei nidt ausidIassebeno. Daber
miro 6ie Neugier6e MnIab au groben
ungeborigfeiten uno Die Strafe bleibt
niht aus. Ser Sob lit blrd unIere
Geniter empcreeitiegen" (Serem. 9,
22). $50 ipridt Der Serr: 2eiden Der
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Der Wutter 6luf uuo
8uroe

| &lnoesld6eln 11nb &inoesfuB
Sinb ein beiI'ger @ottesgruB.
Drum iors', baB on 5u ieoer Sriit
0ieies boben Sesens miiroig biit.
Sft genug boren mir bon Dem ipre.
9en, mas Die &in6er ben gltern, uno
Defenders Ser Mutter. peroanfen uno
ibnen idulOig iino. SaIt ou, quite
Wutter, audi idon eriinolib beoa6t,
mas bu on ben &inoern balt unb
ibnen ihuloeIt?
5iirtpabr elm nbeiliger @ottes-
GRUB iinb tie fiir bid, Elm beller
2idtitrabl i'm idueren gbeleben. go
|i60n iast oas prGbtige 8iidIein
~Die &rone bes bdusli6en @Iifs" !:
n8leibt BEN gbegatten Ser &inoerie.
| gen berIagt, Damn i6eint ibnen ibr
lonit nod 10 traltes Seim einiam
|nno 0be, ibr @Iiid reft unponfom.
men. Sobalo ieoo6 @ott bie @atten
|geiegnet unb ibnen Elm &inb gei6enft,
ertpa6t i'm Mutterberaen cine ME ge-
fannte SreuOe; es fiiblt iib sliidli9,
|Die ME supor."
nn6 ie ,nebr oas fleine Geibopf
|fi6 enttpidelt, INN 10 mebr tp19it Die
freubige MHfeilrtabme Der gltern.
|S1on bas forperli6e &eranpa1ien
miro nit tparmem SntereHe perfoIgt.
Grit elm arnieliges Biirmden obne
|Sinn fir bas aeuBere; Damn lang
Jam 5eigt ii6 INNER mebr bas 2eben
uno oie fleinen @Iieber tpahien unb
1peroen itdrfer. .Sest seigen ii6 I'M
Munoe Die erItiten 3dbnben; nit foit.
Ii1er Naibitdt bat Der Dibter glau-
bius bieien ubeoeutlamen Iugen.
Bid" belnngen:
giftoria, EDITORIAL = ser fIeine tpei-
BE 3abn lit 90!
Du, Mutter, fomm, uno groB unb
fIein
SIN SauIe, fommt rn6 gildt binei1t
lln6 iebt ben tpeiBen bellen Sbein!
Mebr nod nerfolgt bie W1itter nit
iteigenbem Slid bas geiitige @adien
bes &inbes. Das erite beritdnbnis-
|boIe Mufleidten bes auges, bas erite
iebnenbe @ntgegenltreden Der Merm.
den, bns INNER b6ufiger froblide
3uI1heln oes ganaen @eiidtes, tpie
|tpir6 es bon Der Weutter eriebnt ltnb
i'm tiefiten Ser5en empfunoen! Wag
|au1 an ons erft mebr unbesuubt ee.
lfheben, es aeigt 6o@ oas Mufmaden
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Glternhaus uno 5hule

Wsan floet oft iiber Die amfleb.
r,ung, l1ngebun6enbeit uno 11,tbotmG.
bigfeit Der beutigen Sssugett6. Dies
fommt oaber, 6nB Dos glternbaus
Der Bflibt, nit Der Shule 5uIam'
men3anrbeiten, in nieIen Sdllen niht
nahfon,mt. Die SbuIe berlangt Dis.
5ipIin, benn bieie lit oie erfte 8orbe.
reitung auf bic ernite Shule bes Sc.
bens. Dieie .nuB aber idon bon Sous
aus aner3ogen iein, Jon Die Sdule
ni1t Ieiben. SIT iie nidt borbanben,
miiifen Die 2ebrer notgebrilngen ibre
eigentlide Mufgabe, Die 2ebrtatigfeit,
auriiditeHen, um aur,Ghlt Dem unges
aogenen 5hiiler 6ie Dis5iplin beiau-
bringen, ipobei es benn oi,d nidt feb
len fann, bob Der 2ebrer o6er Die
2ebrerin al 5trafrnitteln greifen
n1ub. 5tatt nun oen @inbern Md.
tung Dor Sbule unb 2ebrperionen
bei5ubringen, finben es mande 81,
tern aiht ,,nter ibrer @iirbe, 2ebrer
ODER 2ebrerin barob au taoeln, oft
gar in @egen1part Der &in6er. 60
perlieren 1ern bic &i1ber Sen &eipeft
Dor ibrem 2ebrer ODER ibrer 2ebre-
rim ur,o fino eeneigt, BEL Dem gering.
item MnIafie ibnen unannebmlihf
5ii MAIDEN.
Was iinb bie Solgen babon2 Das
n6nnlid, baB idlieBlid Die &inoer
aud bic gltern niht mebr reipeftie-
rem. 9enn tpenn Die Mutorit1t iid
ielbit niht ahtet, ipie fann lie bon
anoeren Mht1,ng nerIansen2 Die
Mutoritdt Der 2ebrer lit aber Elm Sell
Der autorit1t Der @Itern, Ole ShuIe
nur bic grgdnaung bes glternbauIes.
GIN &aus aber, Dos in iib ielbit I'm.
ems lit, ,piro 5uiammenitiir5en; eine
Mutoritdt, Die iid ielbft befdntpft.
miro bernidtet tueroen.
W6dten bod alle gltern itets Be.
bemfen, baB eine quite @raiebung 6as
bette aapitaI lit, 6as iie ibren &in.
bern binterlaiien fonnen, uno moger
iie ME in @egeittpart bes &in6es Rar.
tel ergreifen gegen oie 2ebrer, oenn
baburh untergraben iie ibre eigene
autoritdt. @eben 2ebrer ODER 2ebre.
rim elm gutes BeiIpieI in iittlider
uri6 relisi0ier 8eaiebung ,tb erfiiI.
len lie treii ibre @erufspfIihten, oanr
ioIIen Gltern tpegen Heinerer Geble,
ober l1ebereilungen riemals ben Staf
iiber iie brehen.
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famtlienkreis

/, Gin betannter geiItrei1er un6 iebr
lfrommer RiinitIer pflegte iolde @e.
banfen iiber ben lieben NdbIten,
Itpenn iie in ieinem Sanlilien- unb Be-
fnnntenfreis angefangen tpuroen, ba-
nit ab5uidneioen, baB er nit feiner
lSronie I1delno iagte: rsSa, aIle Wen-
| ihen fonnen bod niht 10 bortrefflih
iein ipie tpir!" Gnes idnieg nit elmer
beiliamen 8eIh1mung 1,no man ging
5u erbebenoerem 1nterbaltungsitoff
! iiber.
8on elmer frommen Miltter borte
lid, baB 10 oft lire Sohter ni,r ON.
| fingen, iiber BEN N1biten su pIau.
bern, bieies uno ienes, mas i'm Be.
fanntenfreiie borgefallen, su nerur.
teilen, fie ieoesmaI gu iasen pfleste:
nainoer, 1penn ibr feinen anberert
Stoff sur l1nterbaltung babt, bann
! iibpeigt ibr beiier." -
gSir iollen aber uniere &leinen
nidt nur lebren, a0es 81, bermei6en,
mos oie NdditenIiebe oerlett, ionbern
iie aud in friibeiter sSugeno an liebe-
polles Witempfinben Der 2eiben lino
aud Der Sreuoen bes Hebenmenlhen
genobnen. - grfranft elm Mitglieo
Der Sanilie, 10 iouen Die @eiunben
tpetteifern in 2iebe fir BEN @ranfen,
iollen itd friib gepobnen, ibm ole
MIR m0gli6en Opfer gu bri1tger, ibr
Mtgefiibl 5eisen uno beionoers aud
Ieine 2alinen ertragen. Ser &tanfe
lit ia be5eidnet nit Dem 4reuae bes
Serrn, bas er 11ad @ottes 8inen
tragen mllB, aber mir ntiiiien es ibm
erlei6tern. >, tpie ipobltuenb tpirft
oft elm gutes @ort am &ranfenbett,
elm fleiner 0ienit, ben Elm Iieber 8lid
begleitet!
Die &inber ioIIen friibe angeleitet
meroen, bas Sitter 5u ebren, es in
ieinen Sdipdden gu itiieen. Bie rei-
sen6 lit bas Bib elmer iungen gnfe-
lin, Die 5drtlid Die @roBntltter fiibrt;
tpie angenebm beriibrt es, menn &in-
Der unb iunge 2eute ben bequemen
Blas in Der Stride gerne einem @reis
ODER einem nerfriippelten Neniben
abtreten un6 ielbIt itebenb ODER am
8ooen fnietto, Dem @ottesbienit an
,pobnenl
r@as ibr bem 8eringiten Weeiner
8riioer int, bas babt ibr Weir getnn, :"
liagt Gbrilhls. Dies @ottestport benz
|&inbe lhon in friibeiter sugeno ei1l-
|geprdgt, ipirb feline 8irfung ni9t per-
lfeblen, beionoers Damn rti1t, .penn oie
Igltern ibre 2ebren fortD6brenb burb
oas quite 9eiipiel su befrdftisen iu-
den. 9aru miro ia bog sroBe @ebot
oes Serrn erfiillt: n0u ionit oeinen
ISerrn Iieben aus 6einem gan5en Ser
I5en, aus oeinem gan5en Semitic unb
aus aaen beinen &rdften; 6ies lit
oas gr0bte @ebot. Dos anbere aber
lift oieiem gleid: 9einen N11iten aber
Iioult bu lieben tpie bid ielbit."
W. B.
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Sob oes Shweieens

0ie Weadt Der @ebe bat fi1 atpar
in aIIen Sabrbun6erten als bebei,'
t,lngspon ertpieien, aber audi oas @e'
genteil Der Mebe, bas Sdmeigen, ipirb
bon ben @eiien aaer 3eiten bod.
eeprieIen. r5agt ettpas 8eiieres als
bas Shtpeigen, ober ldmeigt!" rai
Der griehiide 9idter @uripioes uno
elm rSmiider Dihter empfieblt gu.
Dor ibapeigeno au beoenfen, 5lt pem
man fpriht. Gin ipeiier Mann
idtpeiet, Bis er ieine 3eit eriiebet,
aber elm i1ber Nnrr fann Die 3eit
niht erbarren!" iagt bie 81.
Shrift. r2erne fdmeigen, Damn tpirli
on am beften re0e,1," iagt Elm oltes,
gutes 6prib,port, uno es bot reht,
man muB n,lr bas Shmeigen crit Ter.
nen, 6enn nieinano neritebt iih bar.
auf BON iebft; mitbin fann man es
ipobI aIs cine &unit be5eidnen. Dieie
&lnft ii1 art5ueignen lit oft ibmerer
als Die &unit Der 9feoe; oieie @rfab-
rung, oieie bittere, itrenge 2ebrrnei-
Iterin, nuB uts babel in Die S1uIe
nebmen. Snl 8olfsm1l,noe beiBt es:
nDurb gteoen ihon ruander lit umge.
eefommen,
9ilr1 5bueigen nod niemnnb bot
Sbaben genommen.
un6 tpieoer:
rSdtmeigen lit &unit,
Neoen bringt llngunit."
S6er:
SOB beinen Mu,t6 Deridloiien iein,
go fblmdit 6u feline Gliegen elm"
Gin anoeres Spridtport iagt:
rSdapeig, tpas bm tun ,pillit,
go fonmt Dir nieman6 ba5nilhen.
Ser iiegreide romii9e GeIoberr
Auintlis Netellus gab einem Greut1.
be auf cine Grage, mas er alnddit
porbabe, sur Mnttport: .Denn id
gIuilben fonnte, bob mein gtof Inn
n1einen Hlan tpiiBte, 10 ,piirbe ih i'm
ins Jeuer tperfen!" Dem tpar aIio
idon Elm fhtueigiamer Weituiiier ali
piel. Der ,peiie 2ufulIus iagte: $50
es @ebeimniife gibt, ba berlhIieBe
ben M,inb Dir Elm Siegel; mebr aIs
gebiitetes Gut niist elm gebiitetes
Sort
@eion6ers ben Grnuen iei ons
Shmeigen anempfoBIen. Ser DiiBte
midi, tpie widtig es fir ben Grieoen
i'm &orfe 1T! ~aein aleio, mas elmer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
K ae29 9@ 9a@ 2e Sll|
6s raufht Der Sen5!
gsn 81. 81. 81 a r B q d

Sc ranIdt Der 2ens in iunsen 3tpei.
gen,
Die idtuanfenb fid bernieSerneigen,
Benn ianft Der 8imbbaud iie bmrd'
siebt.
limb iene, bic ben S1nen Iamiden,
&ernebmen aas benz @inbesranid)en
Gin friblingsfrpbes 2enseslieb.
> Sriblinsslieb! - Gin iifes San.
gen
Nimmt nni're Sersen gans grfangen,
8ie eimitmals in Der Snsenbseit.
8ie Iofem6 iuaren nn7re Spiele,
8ir fannten ia nod feline Siele,
ltnb iueit tuar nod bas Grbenleib.
8ie fern bas liest! - 9odj mir er'
ipaden,
8enn iunse &inberitimmen laden. :.
8ie ielig iid9s baum trGnmem lift -
Gs nabt Der 2ens: bic Gemiter often!
Sn nmier Sers sieb' nemes @Dffen
yei Sieiem bol6en sSriiblingsfeit! -
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
TAFT TO START 1850
CAMPAIGN
ON LABOR A

COLUMBUS. OHIO Senate
Robert A. Tait's c%ronies say that
he's starting the first speaking tour
OF his 1880 election campaign this
Labor Day. oi all times. In Wash
ington. the Senator himself declared
that the 1850 COP platform won't
be ready Tor another year. THIS
doesn't seem to bother him in his
plans to carry his defense OF the
Taft-IIartley law to the voters.
Ohio liberals. meanwhile. have
suggested that Murray Lincoln.
president OF the Cooperative League
OF the U.S.A.. widely respected IN
farm and labor circles. run against
Taft on the Democratic ticket.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
Farmers and Labor Fight Together
For Rights, High Income Standard

Sen. William LANCER Or. y. d
points ont that farm and labor
prosperity 60 hand in hand.
In a recent speech he SAID
Il want to make it oyrstal clear
that | do not make these argu-
ments for a high and stable farm
income out OF selfish interest for
An income standard for the
farm. equal to- that ovc the nation.
inevitably would mean general and
continued prosperity for the coun-
The plain fact is that farm
prices historically lead the way
down in a depression and go lower
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
Death Calls Old Timer
Lew McLenegan
Miner, Passes Away

Lew, long time delegate from the
Miners Union to the Silver Bow
Trades and labor Council. and for
many years a member OF the Press
Committee OF the Labor News.
passed away after an extended i'll
ness.
Lew was one OF the few members
of the old Miners Union that kept
the charter and kept the Union go
ing by the fact that they continued
to pay their dues and conduct rcgu-
lar meetings.
In 1882 when the Miners again
renewed their efforts to organize
and build up their organization it
vas made much easier owing to the
fact that Lew and others had kept
the charter alive.
Labor has lost a faithful worker.
RESOLUTION
Whereas, in the death of Lew
McLenegan, 206 n. Jackson. those
men and women III the United
States who are striving Tor a better
social, economic and spiritual world
have lost a true and outstanding
champion and
Whereas, the unions Of Butte feel
that they particularly have lost a
sincere. courageous and devoted
friend. therefore he it
Resolved that we express our
heartfelt sympathy to this family,
and be it further
Resolved that a copy Of this rcso-
luton be printed in the Montana
Labor News and one placed on lille
i'll the Silver Bow Trades and La
Dor Council.
Signed
John Driscoll
Jack Gafincy
Harry Oates