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balis Der congregation miro Der bod
Ditite P. 2eorlnro Buns, C.,Ss.R.,
ein lolennes Danfiagunesbohamt 5e-
lebrieren. MnihIieBeno ooran tperoen
ale Witglie6er Der &onlrinnitdt ibre
Srbensgeliibbe feierlih erneuern, ilno
i'm 2aufe oes gages tperoen iie BON
8aplt Bius XII. in feierlider gu-
oiena empfnnsen peroer. 9ie
papitlibe approbation Der Srbens-
regel tpurbe 1749 BON Bapit 8ene-
|oift XIV. erlaiien, II Sabre nod
Der @riinoung ser &ongregation
onrd ben I'll Ilpbonius bon 2iguori.
Die congregation lit in ben 217
Sabren ibres 8eltebens anf % Yro-
Din5en nit i,lsgeiamt 7100 Mitalie-
bern angeDadien. Ius ibren Meiben
lit cine groBe Inaabl BON bernorra-
genoen ;Seeliorgern uno 2eilhten Der
Wiiienidaften berporgegangen, bon
oenen bereits breien Die gbre Der Ml-
tdre 5uerfannt poroen lit, ndtnli6
Dem FL. Sroensitifter aIpbonius,
Dem bl. &Iemens Maria 9ofbauer
,lno benz fl. 8eraro 0iaiel1o.
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@er5lidje 8itte eines
oeutiden MiiiionarS

Sn elmer firhlib bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliihen Enlargement.
|oe in Baroeuap, Siio-Mmerita, febIt
oringeno Elm gan3 beideioenes &irh.
lein. Ga es iid burhmee nm 1rmlte
2anobepolferung bonoelt (es iinb oil.
Ber BaragltaDern anh oeutlhe, polni.
ide, ruiltife unb anoere CUTE &atbo.
lifen porbanben), miro Inn bic giitige
Ueitbilfe Der 10 oft beipdbrten fatboli,
ihen @lalbensbriiber uno -ihtpeItern
aus ben Ser. Stnaten gebeten. Seoe
= aud Die allerfleinite - @abe, Die
in einem genobnliden 8riefe auf mel.
ne Doue Berant,portung geIanbt tper.
ben fann, nimmt Der unter5ei1nete
oeutide Bater oanfeno entgegen.
Anittung miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die
e6len Sreunoe unb Conner Der ge.
planten Sl.-areu5- Stride miro monat.
lih Der Segen elmer beiligen WeIie
dufgeopfert. @iitige @aben unb gu.
ihriften m0gen Sic bite rihten an:
&ep. Baore, DON Sole 2reuiier. S
T.D., goroneI 8ogobo (goraguaD).
Soutb Mmericn
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Bifr,nf Mupndr frrtrztg
9ahrr alt

8iibof Or. alopiius S. Iuend
febrte nod 51peimonatlibem Iufent-
bait bier in ben Ser. Staoten an1 IL.
5ebruar nod Deutihlanb gum Sit
Der patifaniIfen Miliion in &ronberg
(Iaunus, nabe BEL Sranffurt a. 3d.
5uriid. adt Sage ipater beging er
in Der 3uriidgesoeenbeit oes fleinel,
iopuiiben 9aunus-Srtes mn 18. Sc
bruaer ieinen fiinfaigiten @eburtstng.
Su ben Sabren ieines itillen an1tlid)en
lno offentliden bobenprieiterliben
Birfens bot er iid ourd iein beid]ei-
oenes perionlibes liebebolles 0elet,
oie SDnpatbie Der oellti6en &utboli.
fen er1Dorben. neberaa Itano er in ben
ifaperen Nahfriegsiab oermitteIno
uno bilfsbereit our 8erfiigung. als er
einmal in Sranffurt a. &C. Die beiIige
Jirmuns lpenoete, fam er einfah unb
|ihlidt I'M idpar5en &leio oes RIeri-
fers on Die Yfarrbaustiire. Die Sous
bdlterin, i'm niht fennenb, fragt i'm
a1lfsereet, OF er ni6t oen .giidof
|Muenb" babe fonmen leben. 26helno
erlpioert er: Ser bin ib ia!" 8eim
aatbolifentog in Wain5 i'm Ietten
September bat er Die photographer
INN 8iloer bon oieier glan5pollen Ser
Ianitaltung. giner berIelben fragte ibn
- pieaeiht ettpas nelgierig =, ipos
Ter oenn nit ben pielen 8iloern nas
den polle! 0a fam Die i10ne Mnt,
mort: rDie ienbe ib alle beim 5u mel
ner Wutter!" (Nod Wil1poufee, mo-
lie i'm areiie ibrer &inber am t3. 9e-
5enber 1948 ibren adt5isiten @e-
burtstog begeben fonnte.)
Die Dio5ele 2i,nburg. in oeren 8e=
biet oie Reiioen5 BON giifof Muen6
liegt, lit sur 3eit ourb ben tragii6en
uno t0olid)en uto=llnfau ibres Bi-
ibofs Jeroinanb Dirifs am 27. 9e-
5ember 1948 perpaiit. 9arum fam
Ser &opitularpifar Or. 5. 3aud NIT
elmer I6oronung bes 9omfapitels
bon 2imburg nod &ronberg, Inn gum
@eburtstage Die @liid1piinlde uno ben
Sanf, au6 nomens Der beutiden 8i-
lbofe, ous5uipre6en. @leib5eitig bat
oos 9omfapitel Den apoltoliihen gi,
|litator, mie idon bel Der Seoisbafon5
1947, Die feierlibe 2iturgie Der aar-
Itage nno am Slterfeite i'm 2imburger
Com iibernebmen 5u ipollefl.
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| ben 9ro3eB geeen aaroinal Wairbs-
5entp aus llngar,, eefloben urb boz
| ben iid i1t Wien llnter nr1erifani-
Id)en Shus seiteat. Sic beballptel,
life bdtten an Der Jdlibnns Der
Winos5entD ,belaitenben Gofumente
lmitseipirft unb Die uneariide Boli-
| 5ei inltruiert, tpie oerortiee 5dlIhun-
| gen berauitellen iinb !. Gas Che
paar Sulner iaete aus, Die l,ngari-
llfe Boli5ei babe ibnen befoblen, fir
8ublifotions5pede Die Heproouftion
elmer 9botofopie bersuitellen. Die
beiben Shriftiadperit it1nbieen erflar-
| ten, tie bdtten bic BoliSei barauf bin
eetpieien, ooB oie 5aliduns ihIedt
uno als iolf)e erfennbar iei. 9orauf-
bin babe ibnen sic gubapeiter GoIiaei
Ben 8efebl erteilt, bas SdriftItiid
in Ser nadgeobn1ten SanbI6rift bes
&aroinals rauf before 8eiie" 81 fal-
liden. Die beiben Sulner iaeten, bier
gu bitten Tie iih elmer BON ibnen
lelblt ent1pidelten Yfetbooe bebient.
Gieie lno onbere Wetbooen, fubren
oie ltngarn fort, perlangten Die 8u-
oapelter 8eboroen auh 3u erfabren.
0arunter befdnbe iib elm Gerfabren,
nit Silfe bon Bbotofopien uSrigis
naloofumente" anaufertisen. Serner
erfldrten Sic Sulner, tie fonnten Be-
tpeiien, 1pelbe Der i'm 1lngariiben
r@elbbud" gegen &aroinal Winbs-
5entD beripenbeten 9ofumente ge=
|fdlIht unb tpelfe nnter Der ginlpir-
flung bon Betd1blngsmitteln ODER
Spprtoie moglideripeiie bonn Bernrs
teilten er5tpungen moroen ieien.
Ser Serber'ihe gerlog in 6rei-
burg beitano am 1. Sanuor bunOert
Sabre. @leid5eitig feierte oieier So
ige Or. Seroer=Gornreif, ser gbef
oes .8erlages Serber, ieinen so. Sc
burtstag. Die 2iterariihe MnltaIt
tpuroe bon Benjamin 9eroer, Dem
Sobn bes 8riinoers bes 8erlages
Serber, eingeridtet, Inn am Sib bes
gr3biidofs unb ser llniperiitGt Die
gr5eugniiie ieines gerlaes beiier un=
ter oas Solf 81 brineen llnb Inn Dem
geiamten fatboliifen Shrifttum I'M
3eitalter Der Heitouration eine ltGr=
fere 8eltuns peridaffen su fonnen.
Die 2iterarii6e slnItalt 1purbe I'M
2oufe bes Sabrbu1lberts ibres 9e-
itebens 5u elmer ser groBten unb be-
oeutenbiten fatboliiden 8nhbanblun-
gen 9eutldIanos. Sic befanb iih bon
anfane an auf Dem @runoitiif 5tpi-
| llf)en &aiier sSoiepb- unb Shiff-
StraBe, oas sic Sa,nilie Serber 1910
bon oem oamaligen 6itteritonbsaiiei-
| ior 8rafen BON Duran ermorben bat
te. als Die 2iterariide Anitalt auf
oieiem @runoitiid an bie iront Der
9aiier Soiepb-StraBe porgeriidt unb
onsgebaut moroen mar, eeitaltete fie
9ietler ipater 5u elmer ser i6oniten
gu6banblungen Sreiburgs. Mm 81!
gsobember 1914 lit ouf bieie 8elt,
in Ser Sic 5reiburger gr5biI90fe uno
polfstiimlide 8eitolten nie Mlbon
Stol5 uno Seinrib Sansiafob, Der
BORT feline eisene 2eiebonf bate, ein
uno aus gingen, 5erit0rt iporoen.
Seitbem befinbet iid sic 2iterariiGe
anitalt in bem eroBen 8eihafts-
bous Der Sirma gnsel Dor Dem Mnr.
| ltins=Sor. *.
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len. slm 1ld6Iten Mitttppb lon nit
Der Iusarbeitrng elmer 8orlage be-
|gonnen merben, bie ser 9usihuB elm
beriften mill.
Senator Sparfmon (Iem., 4la.)
|gab Der Soffnung Mnsorud, bnB oie=
|le Borlage am Gnoe oe5 Wfonats Dor
oas Plenum fommen fann. Ser 28.
5ebruar lit aud Der Gag, on ipelhem
Die Gorloge, Die ben unbeidranften
Gauerreoen i'm Sberbaus elm Gnbe
MAIDEN ioa, 5ur 0isfuiiion eeiteat
fperoen lol, aber ipenn Die @obn=
bautenporlage Bis oortbin einberi6tet
tperoen fam, miro Tie nod einem be-
reits gefaBten 8eibluB 5uerit bebon-
belt ,peroen.
8rap erfldrte, bie grfabrung ba=
be gelebrt, bob Die 8ripatinoultrie
lid als llnfdbig ertpielen bat, oen,
Solf Die benotieten @obnungen al.
|berldaffen. Sic meiiten SGuier, Die
gebaut uuroen, iino gu teuer uno
fonnen bon Der ge,pobnli6en 6anli-
lie ni6t be5ablt tperoen Bir
baben uniere 3eit berbraubt, Inn
Wobnungen fir Samilien ber5uitel-
len, Die Elm groBeres ginfommen ba-
ben.
S6on beute iinb menigItens 51pei
Sorlagen 81, eriparten: cine, Die lid
auf oas 8auprogramm Der Gegieruna
be5etbt, nit gnleiben un6 3ui1iiiien
| fir Die gntfernung Der Slunls. Gie
aominiitration mohte in lieben Sab
rem ielbit 1,O50,OOO bilIige 8obnun-
gen beriteuen. ginige rep1lblifanilde
Senatoren erfldren, oas gebe 5u melt,
uno 100000 Wobnungen in feds
Sabren Iollten geniigen.
Die anoere BorInge tpirb lib nit
Anleibegarantien, Superintendent.
| iiderung uno bielIei1t aud nit gu.
lbiiiien Der Regierung fir &oopera.
tip- -nnternebmunsen befaiien.
ueber oas Brogramm oes pr6ii.
oenten CUR grmeiterung Der Soaial.
lnerfiderltng Iiesen iest ginaelbeiten
Dor. Das bon Srn. grilnan geDiin1b-
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ct. BauI, Minn. - @ortbinstun, =
Samstas, 26. sebrnar 1949.
Sir d enfal Der
Sunntaa, ~. ssebrnar: lminqmageii

Sunntag, ~. 5ebruar: Guinqnaseii-
ma. - GpangeIium: SeIus
beilt einen 8linoen (2uf 49,.
Wontae, %. 5ebruar: Sbeopbilius.
0ienstag, /. M1r5: slbinus.
Dtittpot), 2. War5: u f) e + m t f.
nod.
9onnerstas, 3. Mar5: aunigunoe.
sSreitag, 4. Mdr5: aaiinir. .
Samstoe, 5. Wdr5: Sobannes pom
&reu5e.
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Leopold Wagner, Allentown,
Fd. ............. ........ A'oo
Mrs. Elizabeth Buelt, Rae
vile, Neb. ..... LOO
Mrs. F. Roensch, Cleveland,
~. Law
H. A. PresSl, Charleroi, Pa. LOO
Frk. Kolble. Bozeman, Mont. 100
S. Burger, Philadelphia, Pa. LOO
Martha Gaeschke, Detroit,
MICH. 4.oo
Lena MiStler, Maysville, Ky. 100
Mrs. John zernis, Brooklyn,
N. I. ............... 1.uO
Mrs. Roy I. Brungard, Avis,
"a. ............... 1.oo
Jacob Stein, st. Henry, o. 3. 100
Mrs. Pauline Weber, Phila-
delphla, Pa. ............ l.OU
Mrs. A. Jaeger, Brooklyn, N.
Y. 1.UU
Mrs. Mary Barten, New Pra-
que, MINI. ...... .... 100
Mrs. Theresa Keppel, Naz-
areth, Pa. ............... 100
Mrs. Kath. Gebhardt, Pitts
burgh, Pa. ........... LOO
A. M. Kresser, Findlay, o. :. 100
J. A. Rothenheber, ST. Louis,
MO. .'.'..'.......... 1'oo
Mrs. Fred j. Gaulin, Buffalo,
N. Y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Cath. Redig, Milwaukee, Wis. so
Mrs. H. Lang, Brooklyn, NY. so
F. A. Schmid, Schulenberg,
Tex. ..................... so
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tie Brogramm liebt cine erbebIihe Gr.
|tpeiterung Der 5o5iolperIihetiing Dor.
Dieie ion on 5ipon5ie Minionen mebr
Herionen erfaiien, Die 8enten nno
|ielbitperltdnblid) Die bnfiir erioroer.
|lihen slbgaben ioIlen bebeuteno err
|bobt, rno fir 8eoiirftige ion birefte
8unoesbilfe ausgeiest iperben.
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pertitiihtes

8ie oas Sidedoiloapafiide 9reiie-
biiro /. So. mitteilte, baben 8eipre.
dungen 5piiden boben &egierungs-
beamten uno fatbolilden 8ii60fen
begonnen. Ser @eeenitano Ser Ser
banblungen Duroe nid)t nliteeteilt
Sn Ser 8efan1ltmobune bieB es nur,
oaB alle 5ragen erortert tperoen iol=
len, bie 5tpiiden Dem 3entralfomitee
Der Nationalfront (HegierungsfoaIi,
tion) unb Der fatboliihen Stride auf=
|gefommen iinb.
sluf Ser oetbe-5agung in alpen,
Colo, Die anldBlib oes 200. 8eburtss
tags oes beutihen 0ihters bonn 27.
sunni biz II. Suli geplant lit, tperoen
auf ginlaoung brei europdiihe @e.
lebrte erldeinen. Or. Sfobert m.
Sut6ins, Der 8oriibenbe Der @oetbe
8icentennial Foundation, CAB be.
fannt, oaB Der ipaniide Bbiloiopb
Sole Srtesa 3 @aiiet, Der Sbpeiaer
Brofelior Carl S. 8urdborbt uno ser
normegiihe Siltorifer 6aIbban aobt
ibre 8eteilisuns 5useiaet baben.
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MAxIMILIAN-S Sable

altberiibmte araiiterialbe, uniiber-
troffen BEL
8ranS mnnSen
alIer slrt un6 BEL anoern 2eiben.
pelhe i'm beigegebenen 3irfnlar on.
gegeben itn0.
Hreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
9 Gents Ohio State Gales Car fir
bieierigen, bie i'm Staate Ohio mob
men. Srau 3. $. e., Columbus,
o., ihrefbt:
"We consider your salve the best
we have found; it can be used for
so many purposes"
gfur 5u be5ieben pom
Maximilian Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave-. COLUMBUS 3, O.
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3 II nj Fat iii d en-
8reiie nj nat

Der Nonat Tebrmar lit Der
fatboliide BrefIemonat. Sober
8atbolif iolte im Snterei1e iei-
mer Stride gaua beionSers in
bieiem Nonat snr @erbreitnns
fatbolifder 8lGtter beitragen,
bnrd @eminnnns eines nenen
2eiers fir ben ,Obio.@aiien-
frenmb' ober bic ,Soiepbinum
&ebieiu', ober man beitelle fir
ger,uanSte ober Sreunoe in
OenfdlanS sber Deiterreid) ben
,Dbio-B BaiienfrennG. Derielbe
fDitet fiirs Anslanb $3.50.
Wan beunte baan ben in bieier
Summer eutbaItenen Beitellset-
tel.
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&ipthbdrss@ ii

Siunr Sails, S.-Gaf. - 8ie mir
5u unlerem 8eoauern erfabren, liegt
Der .bobm'ite Mlgr. N. s. Selnbrebt,
Bfarrer Der ct. antonius -@emeinoe
in Sopen, i6merfranf bnrnieber. CT
|bittet Die 2eier Inn ibr 8ebet.
ct. Hanl, Oeinn. = slm fommen-
oen Sonntas, 27. 5ebruar, beginnt
Die bier5isltiinoige Anoadt in folgen-
ben Bfarrfirhen Ser grabio3ele: Ser5-
SeiuL 5oribault; ct. Yeters, gid-
|fielo; ct. Gapbaels, SpringfieIo. . -,
5olgenoe 8erietungen unter Der.
bodD. Bfarrseiitlidfeit ,puroen bonn.
er5biiboflide1t amt befanntqeaeben:
So6p'Ite 5rancis g. Neumann,
Dopen Der iiiolihen seftoren j bon
Brigbt uno Meefer Gountp; c}ars
Sod1p'ite Soiepb 9. gtteI, Dopen
oes norolpeitlihen Seftors bon &en-
nepin gountp l1no Der noroliden Set
loren bon Brigbt uno Meefer goun-
Itp;
Sof1p. ST. Bincent s.. Ouolep bon
Der ct. 8arnabas= =@emeinbe in Bar
rD on Die ct. @enofepa sBemeinoe in
Genterpille;
9o6tD. Sr. Soiepb 6. O'Donneu
BON Der st. @enofepa-@emeinbe in
GenterDille an Die @emein6e Der ,Wen-
ternitp Of tbe 9leiieo 8irgin" in ct.
Saul.
Die @ren5en Der Ietteren @emein=
De: 8eginnenb BON @rotto-5tr. uno
WarDlano Mpe. norotpGrts in Der Deit-
te Der @rotto-5tr. Biz 2arpenteur
Mbe., Damn tpeltp1rts in Der Mitte
Der 2arpenteur Mpe. Bis Gictoria-
Str, oann norotpdrts in ser Wfitte
Der 8ictoria-5tr. bis 2erington Mpe.,
oanm norb1pdrts in Der Neitte Ser 2er-
ington Mbe. bis GountD Noab q, be-
fannt ais 6igbnap SO, oann oIt1p6rts
| in Der Witte bon gountp Noab g,
befnnnt als &igbpaD 96, Bis gfice-
Str, Damn iiibtpdrts in Der Waitte
Der Nice-Str. Biz WaarDIa1D Mpe.,
| Damn ipeItip1rts IN Der Mitte Der Ma-
rDInnb Mbe. biz @rotto Str, oem Mn-
fangspunft.
Mona. 4m 25. Jebruar feiert
Der in alien Weltteilen 5eritreute Ne-
oemptoriitenoroen ben 200. Snbres-
tag Der p1piHihen Mpprobation iei-
uer @egI. .Sn benz bieiigen Wutter-
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Stiuu1Je OeS TDlfeS
tar bas Soiepbinnn1

Senoe biermit ST 5u gbren oes bl.
antonius. Sd puroe, @ott lei 0anf,
IN meinem 5eitliben anliegen erbort
2eierin, 8is.
Ginliegeno 81 81 gbren Ser slaer,
leliglten Sunsfrou Maria gum 9ant
fir Die grborung elmer 8itte.
$. g., 3.
Slernut lenoe id Sbnen ST gu gb.
rem Ser Wtuttereottes gum Ganf fin
Die GrbOrung elmer 8itte.
Gin 5rellnb.
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COAL FUND
Previously credited. .....$ 534.86
nm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Mrs. Geo. Horn, jersey
vile, Ill. ........... 200
Bruno BOenSch, Saginaw,
Mich. 100
John Rister, South Coven-
try, Conn. .............. 100
Total. ..............$ 541.86
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ans Wien meloete I. g8. Die ,slil.
BreB": 3mei 1tngariide @rapboIo.
gen, bic Gbeleute SuIner, iino nad
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WATER FUND
Previously credited. ..... So, ,489. 10
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VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. Arthur E. Lukowski, Bay
City, Mich. ST 90
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ueber 6as Brogramm oes Draii-
oenten 5lr grlpeiter,ing Der Soaial-
nerfiderimg liegen iest Ginaelbeiten
Dor. Dos bon Srn. grumar geDiinid)-
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J n I q n :
(Sortiebu11a bon @etfe -

ien. slm 1a6lten Deitttpob ioa nit
Der slusarbeitune elmer 8orlaee be-
|gonnen lperoen, oie Ser MusiduB Elm.
beridten mill.
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Treiiteue 5u Gbren ber
bl. Mutter GQbrini
Previously credited. ...... 81 1925 so
Mrs. B. Swarts, Euclid, o. 200
Total. "a 4,827.5O
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

269S Joyce Ave-. COLUMBUS 3, O.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

are good in the immediate future.
but there will be fewer openings
after the current backlog of Or
ders for telephones is reduced.
Employment is likely to be rela-
lively stable over the long runs. /"
The report goes on something
like this: The main telephone
servicing occupations include sta
ton installers and repairmen, who
install and maintain telephones
in private homes, Offices and pay
Evening star., 1949-03-02

likely to continue as long as the
backlog exists.
Finally. says the report, the
telephone business will have d ten
dency to grow and employment
should rise at moderate pace
80 long as economic conditions
remain favorable"
Even if we get decline in
business activity" the report adds,
jobs in the telephone industry
probably would be "less affected
than in many other industries.
That is the kind of news you
get out of Occupational Outlook
Service. Your regional VA Of
flee can give you the word-also
the advisement and guidance.
(From (PJ NewsfeaturesD
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
-ev Mai. Thomas IA. Mol.

There are few young men who
don't run into some conflict de-
Gliding what special occupational
slot has been Clipped out for
them and how best to slip into it..
The Veterans Administration
has a thing called "advisement
and guidance" Any ex-servicer
wanting to find out what he prob
ably is best suited to do, and
wanting to know how to do 1t,
should take advantage OF advise
ment and guidance. Probably"
because suppose no set OF tests
ever was devised which could
guarantee 100 per cent accuracy
in giving these answers.
But the tests you take and the
counselling you get from VAS ad-
visement and guidance service
certainly will help point the way.
One reason VA is equipped to
do this kind of job is because 1t
gets peIlOQlC lcPOA Io AASAAA VAAS NS
partment of Labor on current en-
ployment situations. These re-
ports-called occupational outlook
information - explore various
fields of employment. decide
whether vacancies exist in a par
ticular field and draw conclusions
as to the future.
Two months ago the latest In
formation on occupational outlook
was sent to all VA Offices. I men
toned it in column, and several
letters have asked for more infor-
nation about the employment
outlook in those certain phases
of electricity" I mentioned. Here
is an answer, right from the re-
port;
Employment prospects for
telephone servicemen and linemen
Evening star., 1949-03-02

booths; PIX installers and re-
pairn1en (who work on private
switchboard equipment; central
office repairmen. linemen, who
string and repair wire and place
cable. and cable splicers.
Apparently, high school gradu-
ates get preference in Jobs like
these, and knowledge of basic
electricity is a big help in getting
a job.
The report says employment in
these jobs is at the highest level
in the industry's history. Back
log orders for telephone service
are expected to continue "for
some time" the report says. and
adds that the current level Of
employment in the industry is
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
OUR FILM FOLK
By LEON GUTTERMAN

On the of sailing home from Paris the Queen Mary
Eddie transcribed released the u
behalf of the European Cooperation Administration It's aim
the propaganda against spending
help Continent back feet economically Eddie
tally interested supporting the Marshall Plan
serving peace refused for his work
penses
DOr Schary MGM president in charge of production
plains Hollywood in this people sometimes that Holly
the world its problems yet they would
of saying that about the painter and his still fe
They say HoywOods world of chromium and
Some films made gleam
gsen make musical about two rats in gutter
films made to be profound and searching and do
earth wants them to?
The who bacay decides what kind of movies to be
passing his into the box office He knows
It's only natural that he
familiar idea in the picture, novel
approach situation tends bewder him. His ideas of
what movies should be change slowly and change with
them
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Local Teacher
Opens Studio

Announcement was made by
Mollie Weisberger, 1922 E. Edison,
that her piano and voice studio
is now open for the season.
Mrs. Weissberger, wife of Sid
ney Weisberger, prominent local
attorney, has her B.A. degree in
music from New York u, and
also attended the Institute of Mu-
sic, which is affiliated with Juil-
lard School of Music. She has
taught music in Tucson for over
years, including some teaching
at local private schools.
She is End vice-president of
Congregation Anshei Israel Sis
terhood.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Del Rio Camp
Closes Season

Climaxed by a three day ex-
cursion to Grand Canyon, Del
Rio Ranch Camp disbanded yes
terday morning after successful
season, according to Marvin Krat-
ter, camp director. He said MANY
of the children did so well in this
climate that they are remaining
for the winter and will attend
local schools"
A party of AZ made the trip
to the Canyon and headquartered
at Ell Tovar. They did sightseeing
and witnessed the Hopi Indian
dances. Reservations for next
year have already begun.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Clapp Mission
Continued from page

CONTINUED from page IL
Stressing that the solution of
economic problems may ease po-
litical disagreement, Mr.. McGhee
hoped that the undertaking will
lead to resumption of trade and
communication between Jews and
Arabs. He announced that Israel
and all the Arab states have as
sured the Cancellation Commis-
sion of their cooperation with the
Clapp mission. The Assistant Sec
retary said Mr.. Clapp would be
welcomed in the Near East be-
cause he represents the IVA,
the T.V.A. represents water-and
water represents life to the arid
Near East.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
DIR. To Address
Medical Groups

DR.. Fred Schutzbank has ac-
cepted invitations to speak on
allergy subjects in Houston, Mem
phis and st. Louis before medical
conventions during the coming
season. The st. Louis talk is to
be given at the annual national
convention of the American Col
lege of Allergy of which he is
a Fellow and addressed in Chi
cago last June.