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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
Bic Ertfimngrn DER
kathulifdlrn Kirdlr an nrt
6taaf
(Jortiesuns)
Adtnng bor Der MntpritGt

Cine ueitere 2eiitung ieltenen @er.
ties Der fatboliiden Stride an Den
Staat lit adtung bor Der Sbrisfeit.
9ieie M6tung griinoet 5nerIt auf Ser
adtung Der Stride fir ben sebeilig-
ten gbarafter 6es Stnates, fir ben
| gottliden ltriprung ser obriefeitli-
den @eipalt ,,no fir BEN hoben @ert
Der Tugeno oes 8eboriams.
Der Staat trdgt einen sebeiligten
Gbarafter, oa er @ott gum llrbeber
bat. @ott bat Sen Wenihen als loaio-
Les @eien erIdoffen ,ino oamit in i'm
ben Drang bineingelest, iid our Staa.
Itenbil6ung alliammenaui6lieBen. Sm
gerlauf Ser @ei6idte bot ser Staat
Die peridieoeniten Sormen ansenom-
men. 0ie Stride befaBt iid niht nit
Den Staatsformen. Sic iiberldBt es
oen 8olfern, oie Staatsform gu be-
lItimmen, unter Der tie leben nollet
(Bius XlI., n8enignitas - @abre
Semofratie", "a. DECEMBER 19443.
Mande geben Ser Monar6ie ben 8ors
aug. anoere Der Republif, tpieoer on.
oere elmer Der pielen 5ormen Ser Sc.
mofratie.
Die Stride ltebt in ibrer Sodihdt.
I5uns fiir Sen Staot binter niemano
5uriid. Sic lebrt NIT Dem bl. Sbonas
BON Iquin, BOB der Staat oie por-
nebmite Sdopfrng bes Meni6engei-
ites lit" (St. Sbomas, ~ueber 8oli-
tif", @i1leitung). 8eionoers SEQ
XIII. bot Die bobe @dtung Der Stride
fir oen Staat gum slusorud gebradt.
Der Staat lit ipie oie Stride cine boG-
fommene @eiell6aft, in Ieinem 8e-
reid nit allen Sobeitsre6ten ousge-
Itattet, fret uno l,nabbdngig in ieinen
Snrisoiftionsfreis Geo XIII, .Giu-
turnum Sauo = uriprung ser
Staatsgeualt" 80. Stunt 1881; rssm-
nortale Sei - 9ie driItli9e Staots-
altffailuns", 1. Nopember 1885; $50
Ipientiae Gbriitianae = 8iirgerpflit.
| ten bes GbriIten", 10. Sanuor 199O).
Die @runbmabrbeit bieier 2ebre iii
GbriIti beriibmtes, oft sitiertes 8ort
n8ebet Dem &aiier, mas Dem &aiier
Iaebiibrt, l,no @ott. mas @ott gebiibrt"
(Mattb. %, Ply.
Die a6tung Der Stride berubt in.
oes gan5 beioltbers auf ibrer Sod.
Iddsung fir oen gottliden 11riprune
Der obrigfeitliden 8epalt. 9Qe @e,
malt fomnt bon @ott. gbriitus ieIber
bot oieie 8abrbeit Dor 8ilotus beItd.
ltist. Der romiide StattbaIter itellte
Sbm oie Srage: r8eiBt on ni6t, oaf
/ i'd oie Nadt babe, bi6 frei5ugeben,
uno audi oie Madt, bi6 freu5igen gu
llaiien?" Seius ertpioerte:: rOu b6tteIi
lfeinerlei Wa6t iiber mid, tpenn iie
Dir niht bon oben gegeben ipdre.
(Sob. 10, 10. t1.) 9as NOR eine
Mabnung an ben r0miiden Stattbal-
fter, baB feline 8etpalt BON @ott
Itammt, ltno Bob er oarum sic ernite
Berpfli6tung babe, tie entipre6eno
5n gebrauden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
Brr zmrrk hrtltpt has
Mtttrl tttd1t!

SdS poInt1@e SSarlamerf Ddt e1tl
@eies nerabidiebet, bur9 tpelbes Die
Son0erperpaltung, Die bisber fir Die
polnii6 belesten @ebiete oItli6 Der
Ooer llnb geeiBe beltanb, aufgeboben
Juno oieie Sffi1pations5one Der ange.
meinen BerpaItung nnteritent miro,
Damit ipiu 8olen bic tbm our1 Die
Botsoamer &onferen3 5ur 8eiebuna
3ugetpieienen @ebiete auf faltem @e-
lge anneftieren. gs lit nngeiihts bes
neuen polniiden 8erIubs, Elm Salt
accompli 5u i6affen, tuobl am 8late,
oaran 5u erinnern, oaB Die brei
Staatso berb1rpte ser alliierten @roB.
ma6te anldBlib Der Botsbamer Son.
feren5 Die enosiiltiee &egeIung Der
Ipolniiden @eitgren5e (unb bamit Der
oeltihen Sitgrenae) ser fommenoen
5rieoensfonferen3 ausenieien baben.
Das itebt flar rno einoelltig I'M Mb.
Ii6nitt TX B, bes 8rotofoas Der Hots.
banner 4onfereua. Ni6t minber beut.
Ilih uurOe BORT feltgelest, oaB es iid
biz aur @ntlbeioung ser Sriebensfon-
feren5 le6igltd INN eine polrii6e Ser.
|maltung Der in Srage itebenoen Sc.
biete banole. 0ieIen Satbeitan6 baben
Die 4uBenniniIter Der Stgnatarnldd.
te audi ipater niemals in slbrebe ge.
Itent. Mnsoriidlid tpies 3. g. Der fri.
bere Staatsiefretar Sanes S, 8Drnes
in Ieiner befannten Stuttgarter &eoe
bonn 6. September 1916 oarauf bin,
6aB Die uebergabe Der oitoeutiden Sc.
biete an 8olen ,5u 8erpaltungsotpe
fen" erfolgt Iei, iino erfldrte mortli6
Ser llmfang bes an 8olen ab5utre.
tenoen @ebietes fonn iebod crit ent.
| |ibie6en iper6eit, tpenn bas enogiiltige
Mbfommen 6ariiber getroffen iIt."
Dieler Stan6punft tpuroe oamals
bonn britil6en IuBenminii iterium uni
IIpGter auh BON 8prnes' Nadfolger,
George 6. Warlball, bon tnb gang
seteiIt. @ber ielbit Ser ionietiI6e Mu.
BenminiIter Wolotom fam ni6t 0a.
riiber 5binpeg, oaB Die 8eiesrn9 Der
beutihen Sitgebiete ourd 8olen i'm
Sinne Ser 8eidliiiie Der Botsoamer
&onferen5 leoigli6 cine 8ernaltungs.
naBnabme beoeute. Sn Der Oisfui-
iion, bie iib INN oie er1pGbnte 8prnes.
Rebe entipann, erflarte er in einem
Snterbieip nit einem HreHebertreter
Der amtlihen polnilben Na6ri6ten-
agentur: ,gs lit natiirlid burhaus
ri6tig, auf bie Satiahe binaupeilen,
baB oie Hotsbamer &onferen5 es fir
nottpenoig era6tete, Die enogiiltige
GeItlegung ser polnii6en Weitsren-
aen Der Srieoensfonferena 5u iiber-
laiien."
sSn Ser 8raris bat iib RuBlano al
leroings befanntlid) nidt an bie fla-
rem 8eitimmllngen Der Hots6amer
&onferen5 gebalten, fonbern bot bas
bon Bolen seidaffene Salt Mccompli
toleriert uno geitiitt. @s miro aub
iest eegen ben polniIden Geriub ei.
ner falten slnnerion Ser 6enti6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

ne uno MltGre tpirb aud Elm mil
Mtombomben lino Nabrbeitsiprisen
.freigemauerter Deg 3u feinem Grie-
Den fiibren Der potsbanlifhe 2e-
bensitanboro, auf ben mir Weriag.
ten nun einmal geitent iino, Biz mir
.tpieoer cine auh naterien geiiherte
arbeitsiteae finoen, bringt mid BEL
ieben ber5liben it1b offenen @eban.
fen i1r1tner 1pieber 5u Der 5rage, ipie
es oenn fultipierte Staatsm1nner ner-
anttporten f0nnen, oaB Willionen bon
Meni6en biz auf Die &oien ausge-
raubt nno in brltaliter 8eiie nib.
banoelt tpuroen, nur besbalb, neil iie
5u ben 8eiiegten eeboren ODER babir
gerednet 1peroen, als ,aollaboran.
ten nno tpie ole oie bon Often in.
'tenbierten, bonn 8eiten brap iiber,
|nommenen Bbraien Ialten."
(ShluB folsD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

einmlaI, neil tpeite areije INNER nod
11ibt fir Die l1ngebenerlibfeit 6es
Berbrehens ,inb nod tpeniger fiir ,ilt-
iere Mitbernrlttportiing alifgetpadf
itno. Ran bebalptet iino tpobI NIT
.giitem @runoe 6aB @ar6innl
Miilos3entp fir Die 8erbanolung
nprdpariert" tpnr6e, fir 0as .@e-
it1nbnis !, 10 6aB er als gebrohener,
ihip1hIiher, treuloier Menih err
iheinen inuBte. gs ipia mir iheinen,
oaB man ,inier geiitiges Giifsrat init
&ooiepelt.5 .5prisen gebrohen, unieren
@eiit nit Binhen- -Mrienif gel1bnlt
tno 1lnIeren @illen nit Worgentbau.
Billen bereiftet bat, oiesieits bes gi-
iernen 8orbangs, 10 oaB mir geoan'
fenlos oie Bbraien nahplappern ln6
oie 2iigen ipieoerbolen, Die Die Ser
nntiportlihen ai boren ipiiniben. Sta-
liens MuBenminiiter, Graf Sforaa,
bat Har nno einoeitig geiprohen: !:
sd min nit groBter Sffenbeit re-
oen -, oenn oas erlte 3eihen bon
ahting lit Offenbeit Der Heoe. Sbr
apiBt, nit 1pelder Sdrte Die Nab-
friegsbertrGge, aud Die 0es norigen
arieges, Bepolferlngen BON einem
2anb ins nnoere beribleppten, tpie
Die 8arbaren in fernen 3eiten Die
Gbafoaer nerlbleppten. Giner Der
flirhtbariten S6anofleden nnierer
&lilt,,repode tpar Die Wenihenper-
hleppung. Gin Bolf bat bas @eft,
bort an leben, no bas &ino bon iei-
ner Wutter oie Mutteriprabe erlerrt.
&ier entpfangen mir ienes tiefe @e.
fiibl, nbne ipel6es Der WenIh elm
gnt1pur5elter lit uno als gnttDur5elter
ieOe moraliibe BerIonlibfeit Derliert.
Sbr wibt, nit ipelher @rauian1feit
iino Sarte Millionen 9eutihe aus
ibren Staoten unb 21n6ern BERTHE.
ben ,puroen,: in oenen 5u leben file
Elm Nebt botten." (3ttiert in ,Die
sSur1e', 25.s Sept. 1948.) Sn 8riefe
zines Nrates an einen 5reuno Ieie
id: .nSn prin5ipie0en 3ingen gibt es
feline Briiden;~ anh feine 2uftbriif-
Ten. llHo nod Dem Sturs aller Ebro-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

Der FL. Baulus nerfiinoet bieie
Babrbeit in nnmiBneritdnbliher
Sprabe in ieinem 8riefe an Die 3o.
lner: Gin ieoer Jon ii9 Der obrisfeits
lihen 8etpolt linteroronen. 9enn es
gibt feline @etpaIt, Die ntdt bon 8ott
itammt. $50 cine @etpalt beitebt, lit
iie bon @ott angeorbnet. @er iif 6a.
ber segen Die @etpalt auflebnt, lebnt
| iif] gegen oie 4noronung @ottes auf;
tper iih ober gegen oieie auflebnt,
| 5iebt lih bas @eri6t su" (Rom. Is,
1. q. 9iele SeItitelluns, ben beIten
auf Dem 8ebiete politiiber 8eisbeit
gleidfommet1o, lit BON groBter 8e.
oeutung. 0ie fatboliid)e Stride iiber-
nimmt lie obne gorbebalt. sic pro,
flamiert Ben gottli6en llrIprung Der
@etpalt, sic Serri6aft fraft eottlihen
He6tes uno baran Die Notpenbigfeit
oes 8eborlams Der Mutoritat gegen-
iiber uie gegen @ott ielber.
Dieie l,ralte driitlide 2ebre ipurbe
bon iogenannten, relieionsloien Ybi-
loiopben oes adt5ebnten Sabrbuns
oerts oer,porfen. Sbre anIdauungen
| iino lrngliidlideripeiie in bas Senfen
bodeelinnter Sdriftiteaer uno
Staatsmanner 1lnierer Gage einges
orungen. Sbne einen @ebanfen an bie
! 6olgen ipieoerbolen ite Die ltndriItli-
de Il,ffaiilng: raae 8etpalt fommt
bonn Golfe" SIT oenn oas 8olf 8ott,
bu oo6 bie 8ibel 10 einoelttig feltlteat.
, baB aqe @etpalt bon @ott fontmt?
@er lit benn bas BoIf9 Cine Ser.
einigung bon Wenl6en, Die einen
Staat biloen NIT elmer Sbrigfeit mod
ibrer freien Babl. gs lit aber flar,
bob feline ein5elne 8erIon gutori.
tat iiber cine anoere bot. @arum ionte
oemnah cine @ruppe bon Berlonen
slutoritdt iiber anbere boben, es lei
oenn, lie tpdre BON 8ott gegebett, tpie
etpa oen gltern. 9ie gan5 unbeipie-
Iene 8ebauptung, baB alle autoritdt
pont 8olfe allsgebt, bat it6erlid in
rihtigem Gerfen feline 8egriinoung.
8ir Iteben 5u Ser 2ebre, SOB one
slutoritdt BON @ott fomnt; mir fiji
gen aber bin5u, baB oas golf cine
pi6tige &oae in ben Ineelegenbei-
ten 0es eigenen Staates lpielt, irbem
es oieienisen ertpdbIt, oie bic bon
8ott bergeleitete @etpalt ausiiben
Iolen Geo XIII, rSSr1mortaIe Sei
= 9ie driitlide StaatsallffaiiunO.
Sic 8ermerflng bieier aeiterprobten
Sebre ser 81. Sdrift fiibrte 5ur MiB-
|a6tung Ser Sbrigfeit, 5ur grmors
oung BON Serridern, 5ll briioermor.
oeril6en 9fepolutionen un6 8iirger.
! Ifregen. Die driitli6e 2ebre iber BEN
gottliden l1riprung Ser @etpalt er-
5eugt I6tung Dor Der autorit1t. Sb-
ne otele adtung ergeben iih llnii6er-
belt, 8ermirrnng uno Gbaos fir Sic
Tolter; llnerborte 2eiben itno oas Sos
oes etnfaden 8olfes. Sn elmer Demo-
fratie lit sic adtung fir oie slutori-
tat it6erlid tpeientli6, nenn iie be.
lteben ioI. ginige europ1ii6e Ratio-
men baben nit grfolg 2iebe our Srei-
belt berbunoen nit sldtung fir Sic
4utoritat 5ur 8liite gebradt. geur
oberfld6lifes 9enfen bGlt oieie Ser
binoung fir unmogli6. &i6tise Muf-
fallungen iiber Sreibeit ,lno Mutori-
tat miiiien elmer barmoniiden 3uiam-
menarbett 5tpiiden Stride uno Stoat
sugrunoe liegen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

slItberiibn1te ardilteriaIbe, uniiber.
troffen bel
8ran6 iumnbeu
oller art unb Bel anbern 2ei0en,
Defhe I'M beigegebeuen 3irfufar an.
segebert finb. IL
Ereis go geuts per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Sbie 5tate Gales Ear fir
bieienigen, Die I'M Staate Ohio mob.
men. Graii 8. $. g., Columbus,
g., fbrefbt:
"We consider your Salve the best
we have found; it can be used for
so many purposes"
Nur aii beaieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
-2698 Joyce Ave-. COLUMBUS 8, o,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

Nidt min6er nnbeilpon mar oie
8ertperfung Ser hriftliden 2ebre bonn
eottliden 8eht Ser Regierenoen. @ie.
berbolen mir, Dob ct. BnuI erfl6rte,
baB bie beitebenoe Sbrisfeit bon
8ott angeoronet" lit. Salide auffai-
(Sortietuns nuf Sette 81
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-03-01
Crusuding
BY FREDERIC coRDovA

Here it is another month since
last-and many words have broken
out fast. Crusading so this column
says; therefore crusading it will
do From outside some have
charged the Filipino Catholic Youth
with these statements. Along with
them are comments to show how
ridiculous the charges are:
1. 1.-THE F. C. Y. is a gang or
clique" In the club there is union
in which all use friendship, Chris.
tian ideals, sportsmanship to
achieve a proper goal as to bring
common temporal and spiritual
welfare to- those associated with
the f. c. Y. Is that typical of
gang or a bunch of kids running
around?
2. "The F. C. Y. does nothing in
civic affairs or in activities of it.
self" Financially we can never
compete as yet with the now-exist,
ing lodges or clubs of the commun-
ity. AS education still binds us, we
have am excuse. But in civic affairs
we have five members who were
elected to the Council. Our mem.
bers in the basketball team have
given the community a better pub
lefty these few months than post,
ers or talk ever will. Remember
the 4th of July float last year and
who built it? Our activities do bet.
ter. The virtue of Religion Is
stressed since man by his very
nature needs 1t.
8. "The boys and girls are treat.
ed we'll until they start becoming
strong in the club ranks, then
that's when they are pushed
around" A suggestion is to try to
prove this. How logical can this
statement get if the club advocates
craftsmanship and is essentially
Catholic?
How people can think OF state.
ments like those, we cannot under
stand. This months lesson for fell
low members to countercheck
those charges is: wherever you
are, whomever you are seen by :.
always act r. c. Y.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-03-01
PHILIPPINE CONSUL
Continued from Page ~


sent to their heirs in the Philip
pines the asset of such etates. (The
value of the estates of deceased
Filipinos is estimated at 100000
annually.
8. 1t has registered Is Philippine
citizens. (The rather indifference
of Philippine citizens to register
with the Consulate is regrettabIe
because in cases of emergency the
Philippine Government could not
extend immediate protection.
Those Philippine citizens who are
not registered are not recorded in
the Department of Foreign Affairs
in Manila as Philippine citizens. A
law is now pending in the Congress
of the Philippines making registra-
ton compulsory.
A. 1t has issued passports to
Filipino seamen and Filipino tray-
elers.
5. 1t has authenticated docu-
ments, such as articles of incor-
poration of certain companies
which desire to do business in the
Philippines and which must be reg
istered with the proper agency in
the Philippines before they can en-
gage in business.
6. 1t has participated in World
Trade Week and have caused Phil
ippine goods to be displayed at the
Bon Marche; it has participated in
the opening of the World Mer-
chandising Mart by exhibiting
Philippine-made goods. philippine
exhibit was adjudged the best of
all countries. Exhibit was publish
ed in the U. S. Department of
Commerce Weekly)
I. 1t has participated in United
Nations program. Philippine folk
dances were presented.
s. The Consulate has succeeded
in bringing together American and
Filipino businessmen and made
available to them trade opportuni-
ties in the U. S. and the Philip
pines. (Lumber is now being sent
from the Philippines to Seattle,
which means a flow of dollars to
the Philippines No less than $50.
600 board feet of lumber are sent
to Seattle from the Philippines
8. 1t has encouraged the estab-
lishment of a Philippine Air Line
office in Seattle. This means bust
ness for this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
enterprise.
10. 1t has attended to the release
OF Philippine citizens detained by
immigration authorities by appear
ing before boards of special in
quiry and filing their appeal to i'm
migration authorities in Washing
ton.
IL. 1t has furnished important
data and information to the Gov
eminent in Manila on political,
economic, and social conditions
existing within the jurisdiction. of
the consulate.
II. 1t has attended to the recep-
ton of Philippine Government of
ficials, such as Senator Sandal,
Minister Ramos, Consul General
Farolan, members of Philippine
Reparation in Japan, Philippine
Women delegates to U. S. women's
conventions, etc.
The Philippine Consulate has
made good start and the Consul
ate personnel must be congratu-
lated in the Consulate's accom-
plishments within a short span of
IL months. Established here to
serve the PhilinDinas and hs.y iii.
zens, surely the rest of the Filipino
citizens over the is who have al
ready registered must know that
their government has an agency
here for their protection and at
their service.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-03-01
THAT'S THEM

Who plays for the Community
sponsored Crusaders" What are
some of their outstanding quail
ties? Read the following and know
the boys little more.
Jimmy Beltran, Junior, is the
regular work horse on the first
five. AS center he has always play
ed, scored, and fouled (ugh) but
the team won't be itself unless he
is there.
George Caasi, the Sammy
White" of the team, is a terrific
dribbler. With his delayed iay-in
shots, he has kept the team in the
race. AS president of the Athletic
Commission he is head-man, con
corning athletics.
Bernie Cantil is usually the first
to cross the half-court line on Of
tense. He's made some beautiful
shots as forward. The team can al
ways use those and him, too.
Ray, the small-big brother of
Bernie, is like unto "Mushy" Sill
yers of the Oakland 'Bittners." As
guard he is always in there scram-
bling for that ball to win.
Joe Gaudia would look much bet
ter with a football uniform while
playing basketball. He fights hard
and that's good. A Mainstay on the
team.
Billy Mamon is the "smoothest
thing in basketball shoes. He is
good in defensive as well as often
sive plays, and when he shoots for
the basket it glorifies the law of
gravity.
Leo Mamon lis the classicist. AS
poetry Is impressive so is his shots
since it all runs in the Mamon
family. This taking. shooting for
ward hit the All-Stars rank back
in California with the F. Y. A.
during the AZ and AS season.
Albert Mendoza is an up and
coming player, With experience
and control AL will surely make
the big time if the promises he
shows click. More prayer and
power to you, AL.
Edward Montante Laigo, the
curly southpaw of the numerous
Lagos" came during mid-season.
Once he has the chance to show
the fans his skill, he will be in
there in the thick of everything
Bob Murray is the "rebounding
fool" of the squad. AS If built with
inner springs he can control the
backboards and score as easily too.
His playing plus his Glowing
keeps the fans interested.
Bobby Santos rates the "most
improved player" of the team.
Counting splinters on the bench
before, he has worked up to a
starting five position. Experience
will keep him there.
Player-coach Sal del Fierro Jr,
does not need words to explain his
uncanny ability to play all-around
basketball. A better explanation
would be to watch him. AS coach
he keeps the team together; as
Continued on Page 81
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-03-01


the the 0
Mrs soc
standing Mrs Free Flsa Mrs
gel D
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Evening star., 1949-12-04

Here's slow-moving vehicle you want to pass.
In other cars you may have to shift again with
a definite loss of forward motion. That means
lag before you get action-and maybe another
shift back into high after you have passed.
Not SO with Dynaflow. Just step on the
throttle, and spinning oil takes the path to
give you extra power for passing. Response
is as fast as engine response-p practically
instantaneous.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

you shift 'manually ly-into second, then third
each time repeating that press-the-pedal-move-
the-lever routine.
With DynaAow, oil simply spins in different
path within the Dynaaow unit and you move
into cruising pace easy as a. bird taking off.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-01
Larry Calvin Buys US. Mercantile Co.

The U. s. Mercantile Co.,, one of the oldest mercantile businesses in Nome changed hands this week when Kenneth Rank sold out his business to one of AlaSka's most progressive businessmen, Larry Calvin of the Nome Hardware.
 MT. Calvin announces that the business will continue as estab lished, with Bob Austin as man. ager. MT. Austin was with the N. C. Company during the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Ken Rank and family will leave the latter part of the month for the States to their home at Cashmere, Wash, where they will visit for some time be- fore establishing themselves in business again.
 The U. s. Mercantile Co.,, which was established by the McDougall and Southwick Co.,, of Seattle in 1900, was purchased by Ira Rank, uncle of the present owner. Ira had worked with them before the purchase.
 In connection with his trading business Ira Rank operated coast wise vessels on our coast until his death a few years ago, at which time Kenneth Rank took over the business. In the colorful history of the U. s. Mercantile Co.,, can be written many tales and adven- lures of the schooners Trader, Sea Wolf, Bear, and Twins, which were operated and explained by Ira Rank, from the Yukon River villages to Point Barrow.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-01
American Artillery Has Left Korea

SEOUL, (4) - A trustworthy source said yesterday the last American artillery battalion in Korea had gone home.
 It departed, said this source, on May 28- Saturday - aboard the Liberty ship AntoIak. The ship is bound for Hawaii. Ii is due there in about 10 days.
 This battalion's departure has not been confirmed by the army or state departments.
 A heavy portion of the battal- ions equipment repOrtedly was turned over to the Korean Repub- lies new army.
 Three infantry battalions of U. $. regimental combat team re- main in Korea. These American forces, best sources say, are due to leave by the end of July. After that about 500 men with attached service units are to stay here as a training mission.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-01
News of the World At A Glance ---
Tuesday. May 3l. l949
CBy The Associated Press)

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 The three big western powers sought today to come up with a new short-range plan for Ger many that might be acceptable to the Russians after the Soviet re- jection of the Bonn Union project.
 The western foreign ministers held an unscheduled meeting be- fore coming to grips again with Soviet foreign minister Andrei Y. ViShinSky. Their apparent pur- pose was to salvage something, if possible, out of the fOur-poWer foreign ministers council in Paris.
 In the first definite answer to the western powers at this session of the Big Four, Vishinsky yester- ! day rejected their plan to unite Germany on the principles of the recently framed Bonn constitution for Western Germany.
 The United States, Britain and France were reported still trying to offer a limited objective, such as economic unity for Germany, which Russia might find accept able. This would get them back down to the tangled issues arising over the rival currencies.
 In addition to the brOadSide from Vishinsky, communism dealt a needing attack on the United States by nominating Gerhart Eisler for the communist ated Peoples Congress for the Russian zone of Germany. This set-up is the Russian reply to the Bonn project for Western Ger many but it claims to speak for all
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