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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12

barlos, linb Der niemanb bilft, penn
8ott es niht tut"
l1nb 10 ipie glfra baben unaesdbl.
Ite SAaren Grolt seIuht uno gefun=
oen i'm areli3, aus ibm oie &raft ge-
i6opft, oas 2eioen su tragen in Sbm,
Ser am &reu5e bdngt, Die 2oiung
oes 2eioensproblems gefllnoen. SIT
oo6 gbriitus, Ser @efrel3iete ielbit
oieie 2olung, gr, Der. tpie 8iidof
bon &eppler es 10 idon ousipridt,
~in Die Siefe oes 2eibens ni6t BLOB
binableuGtet, ionbern binabIteigt.
Ser aud our6ging ourt oie sseuer-
taufe Der Seelenleioen uno Die gluts
taufe oes Wartpriltns, @r, Der alles
2eio uno 8eb ieoer art uno ieoen
8raoes IN Seinem groenleben suIams
menfaBte. :" Sein Bib itebt i'm
Centrum Der leioenoen MenIhbeit,
Setoensfraft uno 2eioensIiebe perlei.
bend. l1no ibrer beoarf fie beute mebr
oenn ie, elnpfinoet bod Ser mooerne
Ufenl6 bas 2eioen in erbobtem Nta-
BE. Sie geIteigerte &ultur bot oieIes
permebrt, Die 2eioensfraft aber per-
mtnoert. 9arf man ooh gerabe5u BON
elmer Seioensmiibigfeit ipreben. ltno
oieIe miro feline 8elttpeisbeit ouuerno
5u iiberpinoen, iene feline @r5iebung
neu 5u beleben permogen, pel6e oie
Seioensbilfe Oes GbriItentums aus
ldlteBt. gs ml1B ser Baum oes &reu-
5es aufgeribtet peroen, oos 3eiden,
"1pel6es sic 9e5pineung lrno lleber-
Dinoung Oes 2eioensr1tiels anfiin.
otgt," nm nudmols NIT 9ii6of bon
&eppler 6u ipre6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12

ausIaat bes anoeren cine abnung au
baben. Die 5rau bielt ben oufgeben.
ben Salat fir llnfrnut uno rib ibn
iorgf6ltig aus. Ser Mann aber, ser
nnr an ieinen eeidten Salat babte,
belt Die 8obnen fiir llnfraut unb
bereitete ibnen bas gleibe Sdifiol.
nno 10 eebieb ear nidts auf Dem
8eete, nno beioe iDunoerten iid) i'm
itillen bariiber.
Ou oenflt nun pielleiht, lieber 2es
Ter, teure 2eierin, bas ieien aber i4on
re6t ungeididte 2eutden geipeien.
- @epeien? 2eioer eibt es beute nod
biele lold uneeididter 2eute. So,
i6iittele nur oeinem @opf nidt 10 un-
gldubig; es lit tpabr. @irf nnr eir-
nal einen 8lid in man6e Sanilie
nno auf Ole gr5iebungsmetbobe, Die
BORT gebanobabt tpiro. 9os Ser3 oes
&inoes lit 70 Elm @artenbeet, oas
onrA Die @r5iebung bepfla15s tperoen
Jon. l1no on fommt es Nun manh-
mal Dor, DOB Ole Wutter erlaubt,
mas Der 8ater berbietet, uno oaB Ser
Gater ausreiBt, mas oie Dfutter ge=
pflan5t bat. llnb Der grfolg elmer
lolden &inoerer5iebung? Der eleihe,
pie bel oem beiagten @artenbeet. @u-
tes fommt bel elmer iolhen gr5iebung
nidt beraus. Oa miiilen 8ater uno
Wutter 5iiiammenarbeiten. Damn bot
es einen Sdlas, ser quite Game feimt
nno .oas Bflan5lein pGdlt uno ge-
oeibt. 8ie oft ihon paren ollie 8e-
oingungen fir oas quite sluf1pa6len
zines ilrnsen Menlhenfinbes bagetpe-
ien: quite Seranlagung uno gutter
8ille; aber es bat om 3uiammenar-
beiten ser gltern eefeblt. 8enn gl-
tern 0iele 3eilen leIen, Damn lollen
tie Die NuBanpenoung maden; bas
miro ibnen, nod piel mebr aber oen
&inoern, gum Segen iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12
Oas 6uiammenarbeiten
Der Gltern

.gs tpar einmal", 10 fangen ge-
mobnlid Die Wdrhen an. Mber tpa-
rum iollte nibt nuh cine tpabre @e-
ihibte 10 anfangen fonnei1? 9llio es
mar elm gbepaar, bas in Srieoen unb
Gintrabt einen groBen @arten bebau-
te. ginmal batten nun oie beioen oen
8arten nmgegraben nno beltellt. Sour
elm fleines Beet mar nod Ieer ge-
blieben. I'm nun leiner Srau cine
frenoige l1eberraTdu1rg ait bereite1l
aIio in elmer febr eoIen. lobens-
merten abiidt -, ,fate Der Mann
beimlid Salat auf 6ieies Beet. Des
anoeren Cages aber ging 6ie syrau
gum Dermeintlih leeren @artenbeete
nno pflan5te 8obnen barauf. Bobnen
naren oas 2eibgeriht hires Mannes,
lno maram iollte fie ibm nidt cine
Heine Jreu6e maben9 Seoen Sag
gingen nun Mnnn un6 sSrau geIon-
bert 5u Dem @artenbeet. nm oas I'm
frant beraasaureiBen, obne BON Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12
I'm Kreu5 1T Peil

Sn 1pltnoerbar ergreifenoen 3iigen
bat Sansiafob oas 2eio breier idlid=
ten Srauen aus DEM Sdpar5moloe
geI6iloert in ieiner Gr5ablung
"Ifra". Gs lit elm ber5erihiitternoes
Sebensbilo bon tiefiter Sragif, oie.
le Sdiloerlng Ser 2eioen zines or
men @eibes. Sansiafob geItebt, oaB
er bas 2ebensIdidial oieler ssrauen
| Iid) er5ablen lieB, faun SroIt ipuBte.
~Wttr fomlnen oie Sranen," id)reibt
er, unie if 10 Ole slfra uno ibre Weio=
le Dor mir iebe, Sic Wutter pom 2eib
lpredeno, bie &inber es outs neue
| fitbleno uno NIT Sranen finpfeno. "
- gr troltet lie 10 gut ltno 10 ifleht
mie er's fam. r@s lit id1per troIten
in .augenbliden," geitebt Sansiafob,
~in oenen man ielbit oes iroiihen
Sebens SroItloligfeit inne miro unb
oariiber meint." - 0a idpeift iein
glid binals aus Der engen Stube
Ser Sdmer5ensfiinoerin in oie unl-
gebenoe Ratlr, Elm 8ilo ~io groB lnb
10 erbaben lrno ood 10 Itia ,,no frieb-
li6, ipie id nod feines in meinem
langen 2eben geIeben babe" l1no er
empfinoet Croft bel oieiem 9iloe. 1tno
oieler SroIt 1pld)s fir Die, Deld]e bin-
ter ibm in Ser armieligen Stube
ltanben, uno fir i'm ielbit, als er
unten am ~SmmenbGusle" einen
madtigen &ru5ifirus iteben iab, Ser
persoloet beraufleu6tete biz in oie
Stube, mo- bier Dtenl6en .peinten
iiber Nenldenleib.
Ser Mnblid oes gefreu5igten @ott=
meniden, oes Wannes ser Shmer-
5en," fdbrt Sansiafob fort, lit ia
Der ein5ise mabre Stern oes Groites
fir leioenoe MenI6enfiuoer. Drum
bat Die alte, lelten lebensfrobe, idtper
gepriifte Nfra oas 3eiden bes @e-
freu5igten nit Dem 8iloe bes iter-
ben6en @rl0iers aufridten laiien, nel
itno ion ,.no mddtig ,lno GOLDEN -
gum Danf fir bes Rinbes Seilnng,
Iuno auf oaB iein 9roit leuhte nnb
2idt bringe in Ole Siitte, in Der cine
arnle Mutter tuobnt nit 5mei lngliid-
Iiden Ginoern, einlam, tpeltfern, nah.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12
Slif mir ins 2luee!

Sebt ibr oieIen frieolid ldlum-
mernoen See, oieie Silberflut, sic
tetn Saud betuegt un6 fein Shatten
triibt? 0tiitter, 10 lit oas auge eurer
&inoer! Sebt tbr oieien blauen Sim=
mel, oeiien gebetlnnispolle S6onbeit
tein 8olf6en perounfelt2 Niitter,
aud] Dies lit bas 8ilo oes 8Iides
eurer &inoer slls reiner Spiegel Ell
ner reinen Seele, als treuer Mbqlans
eines ffedenlolen Ser5ens perfiinoigt
eu6 oies sluge sic tiefIten 8eoanfen
Der eub bon @ott anbertrauten Gn=
gel. - 8ie lbon lit bos auge bes
&inoes, bas ni6ts perbersen tann,
oas 10 often l1no 10 germ nah oben
bltdt, oas alle Ginge auf oieier trau=
rigen gSelt I'M 2ifte Der unIhulo
uno unbefangenbeit iiebt. 8ie lit es
1ton, 1penn es 5uoerIt6tlt6 l1no sart=
lid emporblidt, Inn i'm 8lide Ieiner
Wtltter Elm 2aheln, einen 8eifou ooer
gar cine slntlport 5u finoen. gSie
lorgfaltig nub oesbalb audi cine
Otutter oarallf nGten, i'm 4uge hires
Slnoes 5u forlden, Oarin 5u leien!
.9ie driItlide Oh,tter miro es ME
geItatten, oaB es it6 fir iie oerbiille
ooer idlieBe. Sbr aino ion in ser
lleber5eugung leben uno beran1pad-
len, oaB leine slllgen elm 8ud iino,
III Deldem sic Dfl,tter oIle feline 8e=
oanfen ltno ielblt Sanolungen lieIt.
Oarum lol es INNER bereit 1ein, ibr
oleles 8ud nit ollen Sertruuen 5u
offnen. 9eim SGreiben bieier 3ei=
len erinnern mir 1ns zines idonen
Beilpieles, meldes oaS ioeben 8elag-
te befrdftigt Cine il,nge, bon DRIFT
lihem 8ellte ourhorungene Ofl1tter
batte ibrem fiinfidbrigen Sobne bie
lteber5eugllng beigebradt, oaB iie in
ieinen Iugen leie, 10 oaB er es uner-
ldiitterlid glaubte. gines Cages, oo
cine Serpanote i'm fragte, OBJ er
lib teine Strafe 5uge5ogeu, ontpor.
tete er nit einem Staunen, oellen
He15 man nl6t mleOergeben fann:
~NeinL nein! glid mir ooG ms slu=
gel" llno bel oieien 8orten 0ffnete
er feline sl,gen melt, oamit man reht
ourin leIen fonne, nie iebr iein 8e=
Dl1len porlpllrfSfrei lei.
9lid' mir ins sluge. g9ie bereot lit
bod oies einfade @ort aus &inoer-
ml1nO. .Sas &ino miro beran1pahIen,
es miro Elm Mann peroen, iein auae
miro leioer Sic Standardization ser
Wenl6en nit anieben miiiien, ober
Denn es oie iiiBe @elpobnbeit bebdlt,
Ielner Wutter iein Gertrauen su ifen-
ten, miro es in Ser 3eit ser beftigen
Stiirme leiner Wutter ant,porten
fonnen: ~Wutter, iagt sir oos auae
nidt Dob id oei1ler piiroig geblie=
ben? gltf mir ins augel"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12
Q1arid Derfanoieune
Sun Or. S 6. 8ipamn

geeben Marid 2idtmeB lit IoriG
8erfiinoisung zines Ser 1lteiten Ma-
rienfeIte. Ser @runo fir beioe Iiegt
in Dem l1mitano, baB lie nrlpriinglih
als Serrenfeite gefeiert tpuroen:
Si6tneB als 8egegnltng Selu NIT
Dem sreiien Simeon, Maril gerfin-
oignung als Ser 8eginn 6es iroi-
i6en 2ebens Seiu gbriiti. 3uerIt miro
nnler Seit be5eugt ourd Sen 8iIdof
Broflus BON &onItantinopel Inn bas
Sabr 440.
SSn einem armen &ammerlein ser
Sungfra1 in tiefes @ebet perlunfen.
auf einmal i6out iie erihredt ouf
- iiebe oa! Dor ibr Itebt Elm glan=
|5enoer Gngel in birnmIii6er 8radt.
Niemano 8eringerer ienbet i'm ols
8ott IelbIt. Ser gr3engel besriiBt
nun bie SSllngfrau nit oen 8orten !:
r@egriiBt ieiIt on, pol Ser 8naoen,
Der Serr lit nit sir, on biit geiegnet
ut1ter 6en g8eibern." Sarauf film
bigt ibr Der binrmIiI6e Serolo, iie
tDeroe Wutter tperoen auf iibernotur.
li6e, gebeimnisoolle 8eile. tnoem iie
|enpfange bonn Seiligen @eiIte, mas
aus ibr geboren miro, sperbe Sobn
|@ottes genannt 1Deroen.
Stallneno pernimmt Muriu oieIe
8otl6aft uno al5 tie bort, lie neroe
trot oes gmpfangens ssungfrou blei=
ben, neigt iie iid in llnnennbarer
Seligteit, oou 9emlt 1lno 9anf ge-
gen @ott, Dor Dem gngel unO leiIe
gibt lie our 9lnt1port: sd bin cine
Mago oes Serrn, mir geldebe nod
oeine1n @ort."
&ein @arienfeit itebt nit ser
Menidweroung oes elpigen @ortes
nno oamit nit unierer grloll.ng in
10 engem 3uIammenbang uie Wta=
rid 8erfiinoigung. @ie aus oenl eoan=
gelilhen 8eridte berporgebt, bot i'm
Mugenblif ser 3uiage Wariens 5l1r
8ottesmlltterlGaft oas 1pobre 2eben
Seiu Gbrilti ieinen @nfang genom=
men, 5. +. Ger enige 8otteslobn bat
Ii6 nit menidlider Hatur aus Wa=
ria Der sSltngfrau berbunoen, Inn 1lns
erloien al fonnen oenn als @ott
bate gr nidt leioen fonnen = uno
nelrn Wonate ipater bat Wfaria Deu
menl6geporbenen Sobn @ottes it,
Bethlehem our 8elt geboren. 3, mas
liebe lid alles bier idreiben, Inn oen
liebnerten 2eIer tiefer in bas viiiBe
@ebeimnis" llnIerer beiligen Reltgion
ein5ufitbrenl Stauneno ,niiroe er sic
8abrbeit begreifen, oaB oie Wenid=
|merbung 8ottes notlpenoig mar, Inn
Die rnnlaglid groBe Siinoe" Moams
gut 5u MAIDEN, menn an 6as @ieoer=
beritellungsmerf Der WfaBItab ser
gottli6en @eredtigfeit anselegt miro
- uno @ott lit 11nenolid gere6t!
Nuf oielerlei 8eiie fonnte ge5eiet
Deroen, 1pie neiIe, iinnrei6 unb an-
Igemeiien es tpar, BAD nidt @ott 8as
ter ODER Ser Seilige @eiIt, ionbern
'geraoe Die aipeite Collide Berion fir
|nns Wenid gemoroen lit; tpie tpeiie
nno treffeno, Dab oas g1pise Bort
|geraoe ,lniere, bie menidlide Natur
|angenommen bat, lno 5tuar aus Na=
ria, elmer Sungfrau. /. :. @s fonnte
'aufgeseigt iperoen, pie tpunoerbar al1-
gemefien auh Ser 3eitpunft fir bie
erl0lung oes Menidengeidledts mar
- llno an oas piirbe neues, gldn-
5enoes 2idt merfen iiber oieIes lieb-
Ilihe Warienfeit uno auglei9 Den 8e-
fpeis eritarfen, baB es i'm englten gu,
fanrmenbane itebt nit unierer or.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-12

loiung.
| Dieies ibone 5eit lit Ole Moreen,
rote bes Neuen 8unoes, benin Iotpobl
ole @eburtgbriiti uno nniere @rIo-
Jung als aud one 8erfe ser GRID.
iuns baben in Marid Berfiinoiguns
ibre @runblage. go mie aber Die
ipeltbeipegenoen Eatia6en uno glor.
reiden 8unoer oes gbriitentums aus
Dem riiiBeIten" @ebeimnis Ser
Wenidmeroung bernorgeben, bas on
oieIem Gage ieinen slnfang nnbm,
ebenIo beruben aIle Gor5iige, sus.
5eihnlrngen, Bripilesien Wariens ouf
| ibrer iungfrauliden WutterI6aft, oie
glei6falls an oieiem Gage ibren an-
fang nabm.
8ei bieler enormen @idtigfeit Ses
Seites begreift man, oab man bofiir
iebr biele 8e5eidnungen finoet. @s
beiBt @nfiinoigung gbriiti, Seit Der
Wenidmeroung lnleres Serrn, ferner
trifft man BEN Iamen: Sag oes @ru=
beS, 8erfiinoigung Der ieligIten
Sltngfrau Waria ,tno enoli6 princi-
plum reoemptionis (anfang Ser gr-
,loiune).
Iarid Berfiinoigung fGut in bie
5riiblings5eit. 8el6 tpunoerlam- fin
nige @noronune! Sm Sriiblins be.
gtnnt oas 2eben Der Iatur. 9ie
8alme griinen, bie 9lumen bliiben,
Ser Sena ballt cine nelle 8elt ntpo-
bin id ieb, aus Slurengriin uno
8liitenidnee". 0ie gefieoerten SGn<
ger in Selo uno 8olo iingen NIT
neuer 2uit, leubtenbes Simmelsblau
laht iiber Sen 8lrmentpieien: all=
iiberaa neues 2eben auf 8ottes lido
ner @roe.
Mari6 8erfiinoisung lit bos gno-
oenrei6e SriiblingsfeIt fir bie lleber=
natur. Ssn oemlelben augenblid, 90
Der Simmel oie Ssungfrou griiBen
lieB uno iie ibr ~fiat" iprad, lit bas
8ort 5leiid eetporoen llno bas ipab-
re Seben Selu bat oneefangen. Der
GRUB 8ottes an Waria ipebt oie er-
Ite 5riiblingsluft iiber bic bonn Siin=
oenldnee beoedte, i'm 8interIhlaf bes
8osenoienltes rubenoe grbe. 8as lit
oas iiiBe Singen uno frobe Rufen
unierer lieoerreiden Sanger in Ger
periiingten, neuerlpahten Hatur ge-
gen Sen Bra6tgeiang oes rWangifi-
cat" unIerer 2ieben sSrau fir Die
llebernatur2 g..
Mit oteIem Warienfeit lit Ser gei-
itige Sriibling zines Iangen, langen
8nabeniabres fir bie Nenidbeit er,
I6ienen. Sluf Sen 3uIammenbong
5miI6en iroiidem rno Dem @naoen-
friibling oeutet au6 cine Bropbeaei.
ung bel sSIaias bin: .4us sSeiies
Stamm miro ELM Reis berporgebet
lno cine 8lume aufbliiben, unb ru=
ben miro auf linn ser @eiIt oes
Serrn" aus Naria, ser il,ngfr1uIi-
den 0eutter, lit iene epige 5riib-
lingsblume alfgebliibt.
Ser Sriibling lit bie idonIte, lieb-
li6Ite 3eit oes Sabres. 8eil aber
0tarid 8erfiinoieung in ben 2en5
fallt uno Ielber fir uniere grloiung,
fir l,nIer iiberiroil6es 2eben oen
Jriiblins beoeutet, oarl,m lit es oas
IieblihIte Warienfeit.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-02

John Yant Mrs. John Yant. wife of John
Yant Margaret Yant Shook Wanda Tant
Richards: Lillian Yant Parker: ..........
Shook. husband of Margaret Yant Shook
.......... Richards, husband of Wanda Yant
Richards: ,......... Parker, husband of
Lillian Yant Parker: the unknown heirs,
devisees, egatees and assigns of Philip l..
Yant. deceased. John Yant deceased; Mrs.
John Yant, deceased Margaret Yant Shook,
deceased .......... Shook, deceased Wanda
Yant Richards. deceased .......... Richards,
deceased Lillian Want Parker,E deceased.
.......... Parker. deceased whose places
of residence are unknown and with reasonable
diligence, cannot be ascertained,I will take
notice that on the 5th day Of NaY 1919. the
plaintiff. Carl Lusk. fled his petition against
them in the Court of CommonI Pleas of
Allen County, Ohio, the same being Case No.
3Sa1o in said court, to quiet the title of
certain real estate in said petition described,
towit:
Situate in the Township Of Perry, County
of Allen and State of Ohio. and being Inlot
No. 1862 in St. Johns Park Addition in
Perry Township, Allen County. Ohio.
The prayer oil said petition is I'd quiet the
title OF said real estate and for othef equitable
relief. Said defendants are required to
answer said petition on the 9th day of July.
1919, or judgment will be takeh against
them.
Carl Lusk. Plaintiff
By: Light & Siferd. His Attorneys. II
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-02
Buckeye Coaches
Win One, Lose One

Buckeye Coach softball team di
vided honors in a pair of softbal
games played over the Memorial
Day holiday weekend, defeating OF,
toville Y. F. W., lis, and losing te
Jenera, 81. Both games were
played in foreign fields.
At Ottoyille, Lee Wilkins, Buck
eye hurler, gave up only two hits,
but eight errors by his teammates
helped Ottoville to stay in the run
ming. Leading hitters were Bob
Weyer and Fred Tschantz, both of
whom got two safeties.
Ken Bracy and Wilkins shared
mound duty against Jenera.
Next Monday night the Coaches
will play their first home tilt in a
game with Ottoville City team at
Sis at the Harmon field stadium.
Additional out-of-town games are
being sought for Thursday and Fri
day nights by the Buckeye nine.
Interested teams should contact Har-
ry Klay, manager.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-02

Mrs. Malcolm Ewing, underwent an
appendicitis operation last Thursday
at Bluffton hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Basinger and
Mr.. John Bair of Col. Grove spent
last Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Follas.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12
NOTICE
UNITED STATES

UNITED SlAIES Department Of The Interior Bureau of Land Management
 District Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska
 October II, 1949
 Notice is hereby given that Libby, McNeill & Libby have filed an application for a sol diers' additional homestead, under Section 23O6 or 1907, United States Revised Statu- tes, Anchorage serial 010955, for a tract of land embraced in plat of U. s. Survey No. 2713, situate on Ekuk Spit, east shore Nushagak Bay, Bristol Bay region adjacent to U. s. Survey No. 389; Latitude 58o 48' 40"N., Longitude 158o 31' 54"W., containing 28. 089 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the local land office, Anchorage, within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes. George A. Lingo Manager
 Date First Publication 11-12-49 Date Last Publication 2-14-5O
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12
Square Dance Monday

Pop Mates and Joe Green will again furnish the music at the Community Center Old Time Dance Monday night. Callers will include Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, Max Folsom, Commander Kirkland and Ken Wade.
 Dancing starts at 9 pm1and all adults are welcome.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12
Mecca Bar Ills RedeCOrated

The re-decorating of the in- terior of tn 3 Mecca Bar began this week as new wall paper was hung and white and green plastic leatherette was install ed along the walls.
 The front of the bar has been covered with a plastic leatherette and matches the new red Formica bar top. The back bar shelves are also cov- cred with Formica, a hard fibred material.
 Booths at the rear of the store were removed and an asphalt tile floor laid. New tables and chairs will replace the booths.
 A canopy of Weldtex Ply and leatherette has been hung over the bar and an aluminium alloy beer trough runs the en-
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

tire Tenth of the inside of the bar.
 Plans call for the painting of the front of the building, Roy Snyder, owner of the bar said. The remodeling of the place is being done by Clarence Englund, who also did the re- modelling and work on Snyder's Mecca Bar in Fair banks.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

Eugene L. Couture of the Afognak Gospel ChurchlEat Afognak visited in Kodiak for three days this week.
 He came to Kodiak and re- turned in a Collins Air Service plane. While here he was the guest of Paul Hansen, pilot for Collins.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12
NOTICE

Electrical power will be off at 8 am Sunday, Nov.13, in Kodiak for approximately 15 minuts s.
 Electrcal power will also be of for most of Sunday from the Baptist Church on out Mill Bay road.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

This power interruption is necessary to convert the above area over to the new system. Power will not be interrupt ed if the weather is inclement.
 KEA.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

Dr. L. Fryer of Ouzinkie was a visitor in town briefly on Wednesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

John Raft, who has been outside briefly, returnedsAby PIMA this week.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-21
Expecfanf Mother Faces
Hearing on Gaming Count

An expectant mother and the
owner of small store face hear
lngs on gambling charges today
as a result of separate vice squad
raids yesterday.
Mrs. Dora Thomas, "a, colored
100 block of U street NV, was
arrested at her home by police
who served her with a warrant but
did not take her into custody be-
cause she is expecting baby next
month. She was to appear be-
fore United States Commissioner
Cyril s. Lawrence on charges OF
operating a lottery and possession
of numbers slips. Police said
marked money and numbers books
were found at the U street home
Released on $500 bond pend
ing a Municipal Court hearing
was Thomas Roshed. SO. owner of
a store in the 900 block of G
street NV. He was arrested after
a complaint to police that horse
bets were being taken at the store.
Mr.. Roshed. who lives in the 200
block of Charming street NE.
was charged with setting up a
gaming table after he was seen
taking a bet, according to 1t. Roy
Blick. head of the vice squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-21
Supreme Court Curbs
Veterans Seniority
Under New Contracts

| The Supreme Court has decided
that under the CT Bill of Rights.
veterans seniority on their peace
time jobs may be cut by a new
union contract.
| Justice Frankfurter delivered the
unanimous decision yesterday.
| Seniority often determines who
shall lose his Job first when a
company reduces its operations.
Yesterdays decision was on an
appeal by the Aeronautical Indus
trial District Lodge 727. represent
ing employees of Lockheed Aircraft
Corp.
During the war. the union
negotiated a new working agree
ment which, among other things.
gave union chairmen of various
Lockheed departments seniority
over other employees regardless Of
length of service. The CT bill gives
veterans the right to re-employ-
ment for a year, without loss of
seniority because of absence for
military service.
Three Involved i'm Case.
! Yesterdays case specifically af-
fected three veterans, James l..
Campbell. Mitchell B. Joplin and
Malcolm E. Kirk. They returned
to Lockheed after the war and
within their first year of re-em-
ployment general layoff &C.
Cured. The three were laid off
while union chairmen with shorter
periods of service were retained.
The three veterans are members
! of the union which negotiated the
new agreement.
! The Federal Court in Los An
geles ruled the three were entitled
to their positions of seniority as
then existed when they were in
Quoted into the Army. The Cir
cult Court of Appeals in San
Francisco upheld the District
court and the union appealed to
the high tribunal.
Justice Frankfurter's opinion said
the court felt the Selectiye Service
Act protects the furloughed en-
ploye from being prejudiced by
any change in the terms of a
collective bargaining agreement
because he is ON furlough.' But
he is not to be favored as a fur
Laughed employe as against his
fellows
I'm providing that veteran
shall be restored to the position
he had before he entered the mill
tary service without loss of SEMI
GRITTY the act uses the term
seniority without definition, +"
Justice Frankfurter explained.
U. s. Can Sue Itself.
ut is thus apparent that Con-
gress was not creating a system
of seniority but recognizing its
operation as part of the process
of collective bargaining"
In other decisions yesterday,
the court:
? Held, 6 to 3. that the United
States may sue itself. The Gov
eminent had insisted on the right
so it could press its claims for a
refund OF several million dollars
from six railroads. A lower court
here had ruled the Government
could not file suit against the
Interstate Commerce Commission
to require 1t to order a refund of
wharfage charges made by the
railroads.
Refused to review the case of
blond Mrs. I1ez Horton Gay, one
time New York model, who was
turned down by the New Jersey
Supreme Court in her effort to
get $4,000 from her mothers
estate.