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Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
Okernah NAACP
To Hold Meeting

A labor and unemployment mass
meeting will be held Sunday, April
10 at the Broadway Community
Church, 25th st. and Margaret, 2
>blocks south of Broadway.
The meeting will be under the
auspices of the Okemah branch of
the N.A.A.C.P. and will convene
at P. M.
Mr.. Dick Turner, President of
Local 78, Fresh Fruit and Vege-
table Workers, c. I. O., will deliver
the principal address. Other speak
ers featuring tn unemployment
problems will be Perkins Motion,
representing the Phoenix Chapter
of the N.A.A.C.P. ia and H e n y
Stamps, Member of the Executive
Board of Laborers Union Local 383.
The meeting will be chaired by
Rev. J. A. Russ, president of the
Okemah branch of the N.A.A.C.P.
Refreshments will be served at
the close of the meeting. Everyone
is urged to attend.
Bob Harris, Publ. Director
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Mrs. C. C. Crosby and two
children, 1892 East Jefferson ST..
left Monday night f or Trinidad,
Colorado her former home to at
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs
VIM. Cook, who passed last Sun
day.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

] egg White
tablespoons honey. warmed
inch in diameter. Coil the roll
into a creased cake pan begin
ming at the outside edge and
covering the bottom. Cream to-
gether ingredients for Honey
2, Topping and brush over Twist.
Let rise until doubled. Bake in
moderate oven 1915 degrees F.)
25 to 80 minutes.
Makes two Twists nine inches in
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
SUNSHINE
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

(The views expressed in this col
umn are those of the writer and
do not necessarily express the edi-
torial opinion of The Arizona Sun.
The Editor.l
Hello there, here and every
where. Did you know this month is
the anniversary of our paper, the
seventh one. During these past
seven years, many things have
passed of much interest and value.
Our Editor has had many struggles
and hard trials in giving us the only
state Negro Newspaper. 1t is the
only means we have of knowing
what is going on among us, unless
we are very, very outstanding in
the "profesS" world. I hope you
get what I mean-having COM
mitted Ia horrible crime-you dig
me hope! He has been kept going
only by faith and persistence more
than anything else.
Did you know again that it was
two-hundred and forty-five years
ago this month that the first news
paper was published in this country
in. the year 1904? The newspaper
has came a long way in that period
of time. And don't think the going
has been easy either, with any
editor. A reading public is hard
to-please public. The paper must
have something to please every
member of the family, from scandle
and funnies to politics"
Our paper has all of these-all
you need is to take time to read it
When you notice mistakes, sit and
think and try to picture yourself
in the editors "posish" and wonder
how we'll you would travel in his
shoes. More strength, power and
honor to our Negro paper and
editor! May they live, long and
posper to better serve the sixty
thousand Negroes in Arizona and
elsewhere.
The way we meet tomorrow
problems is determined by how we
live today. Be grateful for mis-
fortunes for they help us to meet
adversities with calmness and faith
plus determination Much too often
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
McNary News
By JULIA SPENCER

Sunday was regular PASTORAL day
at the Methodist Church. Sunday
schools were called to order by as
sistant Supt. L. C. Russell, Jr. and
Mrs. H. E. Camper, after which
Pastor Dobey brought the review
at the II o'clock hour.
On the second Sunday, the East
ern Star will hold its annual Palm
Day Services. Rev. j. E. Daniels
will preach the sermon.
Rev. and Mrs. Daniels motored
to Winslow, Arizona where they
held their regular services at the
Baptist church.
Mrs. Ella Mae Hutschinson has
returned home after spending three
weeks in Tucson, Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater of Maverick,
Arizona who recently motored to
Arkansas, have returned home.
The local P.TA. held t h r
monthly meeting at the school,
Monday night. Mrs. Melissa Row.
land is president.
Mrs. J. E. Jackson and her broth
er Mr.. Henry Richardson and Miss
o. L. Meador motored to Phoenix
last weekend on business. Mrs.
Jackson and Miss M e dor are
teachers in the local school system.
Plans are now under way for
the eighth grade commencement
exercises which will be held early
in May. Eight students are ex-
pecting to graduate from the ele-
mentary. school.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Special summer camps for Grip
pied youngsters provide Ronme
and other handicapped boys and
girls with exercise, companion
ship and outdoor fun. Though he
uses a crutch, Ronnie can still
pitch hOrseshOes and do a lot of
other things. Camps and crutches
and many other facilities are
made possible through your pur-
chase of Easter Seals from Mari
copa Chapter, Arizona Society for
Crippled Children. Buy and use
Easter Seals today.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

"a cup buftcT or margarine
n cup confectionery sugar
Soften yeast in lukewarm water.
Scald milk. Add shortening, sugar
and salt Cool to lukewarm. Add
yeast and eggs. Add -four to
make a soft dough, Turn out on
Toured board or pastry cloth, and
knead until smooth and satiny.
Form into a ball and place in
creased bowl. Cover and let rise
in warm place until doubled.
When light, punch down, and
shape into a long roll about one
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

we lament the fact that all the
hard luck comes our way, until we
see some one else in worse con-
dition. Then we say oh! oh! 1
don't see how he can stand it. Let
us have more determination then
we can build strong will power,
develop courage and promote am
bitions. Regardless of conditions
hold your head up, stick your chin
out with your chest and know that
everything will come out all right.
We may not like it, but it is always
the best. Our thought for today is,
LET your speech be always with
grace, seasoned with salt, that ye
may know how We ought to answer
every man." Bye Now-so long-'till
then.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Women who baking rolls and coffee cakes always dis
covering how make good things basic sweet yeast
dough- honey twist another This delightful coffee cake
results when coil slender roll of rich yeast dough round and
brush the Set until
light and then bake it. The honey topping makes the icing
Since food should be nutritious we'll astesatsfying is
mention that the honey twist is full of good food value
all breads important of Bvtamis and
Note that the recipe calls for om five to six Of enriched
This should add only much needed to make
dough which be easily handled dough just stiff enough to hold
its shape when formed into ball the right consistency Too much
slowly and produces
xtured breads Too little makes the dough soft the coffee cake
won't hold its shape
family honey of it's breakfast favores
1t also good coffee hour plain enough
luncheon or dinner bread.
HONEY TWIST
a1. "
DR.
VI cur
cup
HONEY TOPPING
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Fred Enke, Jr., Detroit Lions
football star, has been much in
demand as a speaker since return
ing to the University of Arizona
campus between professional seas
ons to complete some graduate
work. The former Wildcat back
field star who is currently serving
as freshman baseball coach has
made some 80 speaking appear
ances since completing his first
season with the Lions.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
Phoenix Social
and
Club News

w. C. Thomas from Oklahoma
City, whose stay in the Valley is
indefinite was the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. H. G. B. Taylor, 1245 w.
Watkins Rd., last week pending To-
cation of other residence.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself Peter D. Jaborski.
43-3x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24

For Sale:-l936 Buick Coupe. See
at Libby Creamery or 1921 Mon
tana Avenue. 1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
w. o. 7. M. PINOCHLE
PARTY WELL ATTENDED

Sixty people attended the pin
ochle party sponsored by the Wom-
en- of the Moose and held March IL
IN the Moose hall. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Wells won the mems and wom-
ems high prizes. Hurley Brennan
and Mrs. Earl Polda captured the
low prizes Travelling prize went
to Glenn Lechrone.
After the games, lunch of sand
witches, cake, pickles and coffee was
enjoyed.
The w. o. T. M. appreciate the
patronage of each person who at
tended. The proceeds of this and
other activities of the chapter will
be used to buy some badly needed
chairs for the hall. - Publicity
Chairman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
S. S. REPRESENTATIVE
TO BE IN LIBBY

Your social security account num-
Der represents an insurance policy
YOU hold with the Federal Govern
ment, advised Cecil Cook of the
Kalispell office of the Social Sc
curity Administration. It provides
retirement income for you, and sur
vivors insurance for your family in
case of your death. You pay for
this security through a one percent
payroll deduction, and your en-
ployer contributes an equal a
mount. To insure full payment OF
your future benefits, make certain
that your employers have your cor
rect name and social security num-
Ter.
Mr. Cook will be in Libby at the
Lincoln County Department of Pub
lie Welfare Office in the Court
House on Wednesday, March 30.
l949, between the hours of 100 ana
400 .. m Your inquiries will be
We lcomed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24

A lad was picked up Thursday
of last week in Eureka by the FBI
He was charged with desertion from
the Army.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24

Mrs. Harold Flatt returned Fri
cay from Spokane where she visited
her son who is in the Sacred Heart
Hospital tha:e.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24

Amy Richard, from Even, Mich,
IS here visiting his two brothers,
Joe and Al Richard, and sister. Adj
McCulley. He plans to spend a
week or 10 DAYS here.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
RESOLUTION


WHEREAS there has existed in
the City of Libby during the winter
months of 1913 and 1949 an Unusual
fall OF snow, an excessive amount
OF moisture, and severity of climatic
conditions which neceSsitated the
expenditure of all funds approp-
rated for street maintenance in ex-
cess of the budget estimated, and
WHEREAS the shortage of funds
for further street maintenance
could not have reasonably been for
seen at the time of making the bud
get for said purpose.
NOW THEREFORE be it resolved
by the city council of the CITY of
Libby in meeting held March /
l949, hereby declare that an emer-
gency exists in the street fund and
that an estimated amount of $1,000
is required from the street fund to
meet such emergency.
Further that public hearing
Will be held thereon at the City
Hall on April S. 1949 at 800 P. Nj
at which any taxpayer may appear
and be heard for or against the
expenditure of this money for such
By order of the Mayor and CITY
Council Of the City of Libby.
By HAROLD GOMPF
Mayor.
ut March "a, 1949)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
NOTICE OF HEARING

A resolution declaring an emer-
gency to exist, requiring the ap-
preparation in the amount of $1,000
for the maintenance of the CITY
streets will be held at the CITY hall
on April S, 1949 at 300 P. M at
which time any taxpayer may ap-
pear and be heard for or against
the expenditure of such money for
this emergency
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
CLASSIFIED

Classified advertising running in
this column is charged for at the
rate Of &c per word per issue with a
minimum charge of 3Oc for the ad.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
FOR SALE

For SaIe:-Baby Chicks, N. H. Reds,
r. I. Reds, w. Rocks, Leghorns,
$500 per 100000 per 100 de
post. u. S. approved and Pullor-
UNI Controlled Bitney's Poultry,
Kalispell. 37-tfc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24

IN lie DEAI-BATH SIZE
SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24

Wanted to rent by reliable party,
small unfinished house or apart
ment. No children Carl j. Strom,
Tinker's Cabin No. /. AJAX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-24
FOR RENT

Room for rent near Millrow. E.
Paulson. Ask
-. Pn,t.- -Nrndorn cahin cnlo NJ
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10

Srosoem bot @eneraliiiiml,s Si6iang
&ai-ihef oen 8efebl iiber Die Grim.
mer Der Hationalarmee iibernomine1
9ieler perionlid)e @inias in elmer
boffnungsloien Gage ipriGt fiir oen
moralil6en Wtllt oes Wannes, Ser Elm
8ierteliobrbunbert I'M Selb itebt unb
Dem groBen 3iel Ser ginigllng oes
5erriiienen Sanbes 5um 8reifen nobe
fam. gs tparen Die Sapaner, oie inn
in oen slrm fielen. Der 56be @ioer-
ltano gbinas gegen bieie fam ni6t
MN Ben 8eltma6ten 5u gut. Die Bin.
Dung groBer Seile Der ioponii6en
Streitfrdfte erIparte GuBlano bie 2o-
item rno 8efabren zines 3tpeifronten=
friegs. 3afiir reponhierte Ii6 Sto=
lin bur6 oen Ginmari6 in sic Wan-
ol6urei oas aiiatiibe Gllbr=@ =@ebiet.
Iu6 bier fiiblt iid) Otosfau oils
grbe Setersburgs. Die militGrii6e
Gromenuoe nod Mufoen 1puroe BON
Stalin ols Siibne fir bie Sdmo6
geprieien, oie Sen ruliii6en @offen
I'M manoi6uriiben &rieg 81 8egi1m
oes Sobrbunoerts 5ugefiigt poroell
Iei. Sffenfltnoig beitebt ser 8lon,
mas Oie 3aren pergeblih neriu6ten,
auf ltmDegen in eripeitertem ltnfang
5u errelhen. 9ie enge Inlebnl1ng bes
Beipinger Gegimes an Mosfou mag
fir Oen slugenblif ols uusreidenoe
8arantie gelten. 9lber binter ser no.
tlonalfommltniitil6en sSaiiaoe poll=
5lebt it6 bic Iniougung uno 9lnglie-
oerung Ser 1pertpouIten Seile ser
Manol6urei olrcb oie groBruliii6elt
Gro6erer.
Ser Gertreter Ser d)inelii6en Ge=
publif i'm 9fat ser &ereinten 9eatio=
men, Sr. &. s. Sliong, erbob nalnens
Ieiner Gegierllng geeen 0fosfau sic
unDloerlegbare slnflage feinbIeliger
SanOlungen unter 9r1H nidt MIR
Der ~Gbarter" ser Gereinten 0atio=
men, lon0ern ul16 oes 6ineliId)=rulii=
lben sbfonlmens bonn 9uguit 1916.
Sm augenblif triunpbiert oas Of
fenbore llnrebt. Seine SnItan5 iii
bereit, Ser ihipd6eren Seite 5urn
9eht 81 perbelfen.
Srotbem bot sic slnflage nes freien
China gegen 8eipalt unD Ged)tsbrud,
mebr nls afaoemii6e 8eoeutung. Der
Gag miro fommen, no audi bieie
&ednung prdientiert pirb. Ssrembe
Groberer fomnten rno geben. l1nb
mebr als ieoes anoere Splf fann oas
hlneltlhe iagen: vgSir aber bebarren
1u1o bleiben beiteben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10
(6ortletung un0 S6lllb)

SltgenO miro am beIten gepflegt in
einem gslten oein1, no @ptt perebrt
miro. llno Sllaeno lit sic 8runolage
guten giireertl1ms. Ser Staot, Der
Die 5anilie idpadt, fiigt lib ielber
ldmeren Sdaoen gu. Seoer sneriff
oes Staates ouf oas 5anilienleben
lit lelbltmoroeriI6.
Die Stride lit anf Gin seinnbes 0a-
ntlieniueien angeiuieiem
gti6t 1peniger pidtig lit oie Goae
Ser 5amilie fiir sic Stride. @Gbreno
Seines @roentpanbels leste 8ottes
Sobn Seine cine Stride als cine Irt
sSamilie Elm, 1no oeren Otitglieber
nennen oieie Stride ibre Seilige Ofut-
ter. Sour iene, pel6e oas Samilien.
leben oieier Stride fennen uno Ieben,
bermogen bie 8lorie rno Sen Seelen=
troit 5u piiroigen, bic oieiem iroii6en
Seim bes nenl6li6en @eiltes irne-
mobnen. 0ur6 bas Safrnnent ser
gbe leitet sic Stride beitGnoig sic le=
benOiee @naoe 8ottes bin gu ibren
glaubigen &i11oern i'm Seim. 9lber
nab Sen 2ebren Der @ei6idte lit es
@ottes @ille unb @oriebung, baB sic
Sortoouer uno bas 8a6stum Ser
Stride uno bie 2iebe ser @lGubigen
5u ibr bebingt linb Dur6 bas driitli-
DIE Samilienleben.
8eil aber bas Samilienleben bon
neiertli6er 8eoeutllng lit fir ben
ginselmeni6en, Ben Staat unb Die
Stride, 10 ersibt iid horaus, baB al
les iorsli6 81 pflesen lit, mas INNER
Elm glttes Samilienleben idiitt ooer
foroert. gs lit cine Sa6e bon bod
fter 8ebeutltng fir Die san5e Menid-
belt, Bob bas Samilienleben in leiner
ganaen @eoiegenbeit 11no iittliden
Rraft erbnlfen bleibe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10
Str6mumen

Der Saager 8eltgerid)tsbof fommt
nieoer 5u gbren. Ser l19t-ausI6uB
fitr ~SruIteeibip" bat nod oieriGbri-
gen fru6tloien Gisfuiiionen iiber oos
S6id'al Ser friiberen oeltti6en Solo
ME Siiomelt-slfrifa Die Saaeer Rid)-
ter 5u einem @uta6ten aufgeforoert.
Sito=afrifa mill 0oS 9ano, in bem
Sernburg Iianallten fano unb &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10
gefenntnis gum syriebem

Sic Gouoerlammlung ser 8ereinz
ten Nationen nabm am Wtitt1pob NIT
oreillnofiinf5ig gegen fiinf Stintmen
Die britiiG-anterifanii6e 5rieoensre-
lolntion an lno lebnte Die HeloIution
ser Hulien ab.
Die abgeipieiene r1iiil6e &eIolus
tion, oie @ii6inifp om 23. Septen1=
Der unterbreitet batte, ertbielt foIgen=
De Hunfte: 1. 0ie Ser Stoaten uno
@roB- B-8ritarnien lollten als &riegs>
beter gebranomarft tperoen; 9. Ser
bot Der Itomipaffen; 3. @roB=8ritan=
MEN, Die Ser. Staateil China ,no
Sranfreif Iollten eineil 11euen ssrie-
oenspaft nit Ser Sotpiet- Union nn-
ter5ei6nen.
Die angenonunene Gelol1ltion Ser
Weitmdhte foroert aIle Staaten a1f,
iid) ser 9robrtng rnb 8etpalt aeaen
anbere Staaten at ettbalten; auf
ginmii6ung in ittnere MngeIegenbei=
ten anoerer Staatert at beraihten; !;
feine unrait at itiften; oIle Streit-
fragen allf frieolide @eiie beiaule-
gen 1tno inbeaug uuf bic &ontroIle
Ser &iiitllng l,no Ser Mtomenergie u su-
lamnen5narbeiten. Die &eiolution lit
cine gaeltbeitdtigung Der @runolGte
Der nge-gbarta.
Sn Der 5dluBbebatte ging Ssh
ihinifp allf Sen gltgriff elm, Sen Der
iugoilatDiihe 9otI9after Suba @ola-
rtobic gegen Die @oninform gerihtet
bate, beitritt Die Bebauptitng, BOB
Die &ominform Eito itiiraen poae,
nno rrnnnte ben 8otlhafter einen
ytitoiItiihen Delegierten"
Souobl Der Botibafter als audi
Der britifbe 8ertreter Sector Wec.
Netl batten IN Der gebatte erfldrt,
Der Mngriff Der @ominform aeaen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10

neral bon Seintling oie Sereros in
Die &alabari-g8itIte trieb, annette.
rem. Die Gereinten gtationen ipollen
oonon ni6ts niiien. 8reimal nuroe
Sito-Ifrifa altfgeforoert, bas 8ebiet
OIL ei1te internotipnale Sreubanoper.
Daltung 81 iibergeben. Ireimal bot
Die Gominion-Hegierllng ibre 9bleb=
nung pieoerbolt.
Seit Ser Deltneiie Staatsmann
San Smllts elmer &oalition Slas mo-
den nuBte, bie afrifa, n1inoeItens 10
ipett Die afrifaanoiI6e 3unge reift,
fiir Die lpeibe HoIie iihern mill, lit
Die &luft 5pii6en Dem 9oninion l,no
Der @eltorganiiation irnner peiter
geporoen. Gas i,ttronligeltte 8uren-
element, oas emit in ieinem aanlpf
gegen 8roBs9ritonnien 1peite Spnt.
patbien fanb, lit iebt am 9fuoer. IS
ideint, oaB bie itarfen Wdnner in
Bretoria bellte uuf iolhe Spmpatbien
ber5i6ten 5ll fonnen glouben. Siio-
afrifus itrategiide S6Iiiiielitellltng
modt Oiele aonflifte audi fir 1,nS
beoeutlant.
Sm fernen HeuzSeelano, oas i'm
5neiten 8eltfrieg ebenfals in 1tnles
rem 8eii6tSfreis riidte, lit gleid5ei-
tig Elm bebeutiamer l1ml6pung eil1=
getreten. Sic Heulpablen gum Gurlo-
ment Oieles otelgeprieienen r@obl-
brtsitaates" baben ben Stur5 ser
lo5ioliitilden Hegierung 6raier &C.
bra6t. Sionep @. Sonanos 9tatio>
male Eartei, in ser fonIerpatipe ltno
liberale glemente li6 5uiannenfon=
Den, er5ielte iehsunopier5ig Site. Sic
bisberige 0tebrbeitSpartei bradte es
ouf pierunobreiBig Site, oapon bier
Vtaoris, Sertreter 6er gi1tgeborener,
oeren 8unit lie ange6lid) uuf Soften
Ger Steuer5abler nerfouft" boben
loa. @inlton Gbur1ia, ser fonierba-
tibe 5iibrer i'm Wtlltterlanb, erbieIt
Ole Siegesbotidaft bon 0en sntipo-
ben als cine lteberraiflng gum fiinf-
unOlteb5igItell @eburtstag go. SEQ
|oember). Sanguinifer, ser er lit, be-
tradtet er ben 3ufall uls ein Omen
fir Die fommenoen 8ablen in @rpb-
9ritannien. Sffenbnr mobte er, tpie
es in 0em @eoi6t bon Sbeooor ;Spns
tame beiBt, yoas cine nod erleben":
Eleine &ieberfebr 5ur Mott I'M Ieds-
llnofeb5igiten Sabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10
9as Gnbe in Sidt

Die &ommuniiten baben iett bie
Serri6aft iiber neun 3ebntel gbinas
getponnen ei,tidlieBlib gbung-
tings go. Nobember), bas gegen Sa-
pan iiegrei6 bebauptet tporoen mar.
sgs bot i'm @neenblif BEN Nnihein,
aIg lei audi Der &eit auBeritanbe. mi
Iit1riifen @i6erita1t6 at Ieiften.
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galGfina

SIM S0lferbun0 sebt e5 ser 3egie-
rlng Oes Staates Ssiroel nidt na6
8unIdJ. Sic befampfte nit pieI 2Grm
Die bon Ben Sereinten Hotionen Dor
5tpei Sabren beidloilene Snterlrotio-
naliiierung Seruialens uno entfal.
tete cine rieitge Bropaganoa, Inn Die
0teinlmg fiir ibren Stollo-
punft 81 geDinnen. slber an Cont
nerstag enlpfabl IN 2afe SucceB ein
llnterousiGuB i'm @infIang nit Ell
nem auItralii6en slntrog sic Suffer-
acknowledging BON Seruialen1 11nO
ltngebung einIdliebli6 8etblebenls.
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Rettet Sic 6antilie.
FatrtpnfhlrFthpn hpr amrrtkantfd,rn Nifh,nfp
Sas Tamilicnleben beoarf Der Sancr

Inn leine gauge &raft entfaIten s1
fonnen beoarf oas sSomilienIeben Der
geItanoigfeit. 9iele 9eItGnoiafeit
bangt Dor aqem ab bon ser geitan-
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gelolt miro burb ben SOB zines ser
beioen @atten. Sold cine CHE lit not
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bon gea6fommenidaft, lonoern Inn
&lnoer gu pflegen uno 5u er3ieben,
biz lie bie bolle Heife erlongt baben.
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S6eiolng aud MIR ols elmer Ot0g-
lidfeit re6net, fam &inoern niht 6ie
Si6erbeit geipabren, beren iie beoiir-
fen; fann &inber niht NIT Ser blei-
benoen Itmolpbdre bes Seilns 1r1r-
geben; fann Ginoern nidt oen @eiIt
etten Samilienlebens einfloBen. auh
fonn cine lol6e @be oem @utten 1no
DER 8attin ni6t ienes gegenIeitiees
gertrauen iidern, oeien tie bebiirfen,
uln ltnter oen itrengen Soroerl1ngen
ebelifer Bfliften oes ssrieoens unb
@liidli6leins ii6 erfreuen gu f0nnen,
6flidten bes Staates
5erner braudt oas Sanilienlebeu
Der Sreibeit. l1ngebiibrlihe ginmi-
ihung ser peltli6en altoritat in bie
gelange bon @otte nno 8attin lit I'm.
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5pei 8flihtfreiie. Sreibeit beoingt,
bob &edte eeahtet meroen. Der
Staat muB Die &ebte ser ssanlilie
odten. gr barf barum tidt peri1u-
men, 8orfebruneen gu treffen fir su-
langlide gebaiiung ser 1amilien,
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