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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

ginIt fragte Elm @elebrter ieinen
Sreunb, Ser aus einem 8ortrag iiber
n-gmanaipation" 5uriidfebr-
te: nllno, ipie bat Dir sic Gebnerin
imponiert? @elt, Die itellt uniere al
ten Weiitter6en gelpaltig in ben S6at-
ten 1lnb uniere Anit9ten bon Srauen-
NUT auf ben &opf!" - uOu," raun-
te Der 5reuno Dem Sreunoe ins DIR,
mir gebt's, tpie es @oetbe irgenb-
mo ergangen: tparen's 8ii6er, i6
miro Tie ni6t leien!" ~. Ni1t
leien," bats ioem aIten @elebrten
nadeeflunsen, uno Der meoitierte,
tpie pieles er bon ieirem Meiitter6en
gelernt babe, ipie bieles bon leinen
geiitisen grrungeni6aften eisentIi6
l1reigentum ieiner Mutter lei. l1no,
mos bat fie oenn Representations
getan? 8as oie Grau beute nod tun
iollte, mas aber piele ni6t nlebr ber-
iteben monen. Seine Weutter NOR au6
cine &iinItlerin, aber feine @abl- alno
Stimmre6tagitatorin; tie bat ges
tradtet uno geoidtet, tpie man Sro-
nung unb Srieoen inn &aus, pie
man ipart uno anoere gliidli6 madt.
Sic bat nod getaner grbeit in trau-
Ii6er Mbenoitl1nbe Die 3ufunft NIT
roiigen 5arben ngenalt", iie bat
nan6 fIottes @eoi6t ,fombiniert"
nnb altf Samilienfeite llmfangreide
SUDDEN vtnobelliert" l1no oieler funIt=
erfiillte Sinn bat es 10 gut perItan-
ben, obne eroBe Bropaganbareoen ii6
ben &eipeft unb, mos nod mebr it,
Die 2iebe unb Berebrung aller Saus-
genoiien 5r ii6ern. Ser 8ater batte
cine Srau unb mir &inoer cine M1lt-
ter! .9ie Srau lei Dem Manne un-
tertan", beiBt oas nidt 5ugleid:. uSie
lei ibm Stiite?" Seut5utage, ipo oas
mo6erne grtperbsleben Sen Meniden
10 bielfab aur Maibine berabtpiir-
oigt, lit es boppelt notipenbig, bob
it'd NIT Ser mdnnIicben 8ionierarbeit
bas gipig -@eiblide in Ser Samilie
aur ih0nen Seelenbarmonie paare.
8ie tpobltueno beriibrt es BEN @dt-
ten, penn er i'm tranten Dabeim, bon
ieinen @eiddften iih erbolenb, in iei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

iein in 11nieren 11rteiI. 9lles oerites
ben, bas beiBt nidt allies Der.
5eiben - ober es beiBt bod immerbin
oer5eiben! Wit bem MaBe, nit Dem
mir meiien, miro au6 uns olen elm.
mol 8armber5igfeit 5lleemeiien tpers
ben. &ednen mir lns ielber al1es 5u
= ieood Ser Sreibeit anberer INNER
MIR oas Cute, bas mir pon ibnen er.
fabren uGater! - iie 1piiien ni6t,
Das tie tun," bot Ser Serr nm 8reu.
Sc 9eiproden.
l1nb bel aa oen: bitten mir 1lns
Dor iener gerporrenbeit ser l1rteiIe,
Die ole Soten zines Weni6en beilig-
1pri6t, neil iie aIle ieine Saten ee-
boren iein IaBt aus ieinen perg0tter-
ten Srieben. @er ieoen Srieb uno ie-
oes naturbafte 0rdnsen i'm Meni den
Dergottert, ser mlrB notiirli6 aud
ieoe 2eiOeni6aft, jeoe iiinbbofte Sat
unb ieoes 2oiter beilig ipreden.
8eim Sriebe f6net freilib pieles an
in rnierem @ollen - ober ser Srieb
n1uB eben Der 0iener iein uno Ser
9Sile Der @err unb @ebieter. @er
anoers ipridt, ser iteIlt Die 9inge
auf oen &opf.
geein, ieien mir itarf! 2egen mir
rnier gan5es Sd binein in sic Stobl-
rititung zines barteelebten @iaens
= in iolder Strenge miro Der Weni6
ii6 feline geiItiee 5reibeit uno @eite
am beiten tpabren! -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

ben Meniden auf Die 8abn ser se-
oronetiten uno in Sen 8ahnen Ser
Sronuns a1nb oes @eieses ii9 beape,
genoen &ulturtdtiefeit treiben.
go ipriht Der 9eterminisrnus, bie
2euenung Der @iaensfreibeit. Seine
8eltani6ouung bot auf BEN eriten
9lid ettpas iebr Observation-Disclosures, ben
Weniden Hein uno uni6einbar Ma-
6enbes. Senn mas iinb Damn nod
ale Die groBen Eaten eoeliter MenlG-
li6feit? Gin 0ti6ts, benn ibre Cater
boben iie ia nibt aus innerer iittlis
her Sreibeit geton. Sic boben nur
besbalb 10 gebanoelt, tpie lie bonbels
ten, neil iie ni6t onbers fonnten.
@en iie nun einmal gerabe bn5u uno
5u ni6ts anberem peranlaet tparen.
@eil ettpos in fbnen Log, oas ii6
ausleben muBte. l1no 10 tpe11ig no,,
ben &oienitraud oesmegen Iobt uno
preiit, apeil er Stolen trGet, 10 ,penis
peroienen eigentli6 oie Seloen Ser
Menidbeit Die &bapiobien, Die man
ibren 8roBtaten ipenbet.
8rauhen mir besapegen 5u 1peinen,
tpeil uns Die grfenntnis unierer in
neren l1nfreibeit 10 flein ma6t por
uns ieIber2 = Nein, iie sibt uns ia
aud ben 8erubigunsstranf nit ser
anoeren Sano, tp6breno fie uns nit
ser einen BEN SelbI Itberaui6unsss
tronf oes @igenrubmes nimmt. Sic
belebrt uns, BOB 1,nlere @roBtoten
|nidt unlere Gaten iino - uber iie
troitet uns aud oamit, boB uniere
nibtstpiiroieen Saten ebeniotpenia
uns innerlib angeboren. v4lles Der
iteben beiBt alles per5ei9en!" @as
fonnte @aiar oafiir, oaB er Elm ge-
tDaltiger Weeni6 tpar, uno mas fonn-
te 8rutus bafiir, baB er gum Meu=
delmoroer sparS2 @as bat Haulus
fiir gerbienIte baran, baB ein unse-
beurer Drans gum 4poitolat llno CUR
Sropaganba in ibm .pobnte, Der fth
in itaunenstperten Taten uuslebte,
nno tpel6e S6ulo lit einetn sSubas
beisumeiien 6afiir, oaB elm Strid iei=
nem 2eben Elm gnoe n1a6te? - -Nein,
bergeiien mir, dpas @roBes un6 3iib-
menstDertes idei1rbar in uns tpobnt,
unb MAIDEN mir uns feline Sorsen
uno feinen &lunmer 1pesen unierer
SS6uIo. Oas 2eben lit mum einmal
eine ungebelre Sba6portie. @ir
meinen gu fpielen unb tperoen ees
ipielt = aDeg nit aGem grnit ainl
eines iol6en Spieles tpillenl S6nees
floden iino mir = Die einen glisern
I'M Sonnenli6t, Die anberen faIlen
in Dammerung unb S6atten. Mber
beioer Sos lit: fallen uno oergeben
Das lit Die 8eltanldaullng bes
Determinismrs. go preoigt er -
aber in 8irfIi9feit Iebt oana9 fein
Weenl6. gltern grGmen ii6 iiber elm
berlorenes &ino, uno fein 2eugner
Der @inensfreibeit miro ibnen oie
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eerehte gntriiitilne nnb Die bange
31tfunftsiorge aus Der Seele berans.
5ureben per,noeen. Die itaatlide
Redtspfleee miro fiir alle 3eit in
Dem innerIten Snnern zines Meudel,
moroers ni6t BEN ltngliidlid)en, jon
Bern ben @erbre6er ieben. 0ariiber
bilft ulle 1lnb audi bic eingeben6ite
8iiroieung ser Meotibe alt elmer Sat
ni6t bintpeg. llno sic Meniden aper-
BEN nod 4pie Dor fire Siidtisen,
golen, @roBen preiien uno lire
|S6eltlale uno 8eitien pera6ten. Sir
Sen 2eugner Ser @illensfrefbeit lit
oas cine unberitGnbli6e Saraoorie
= apie lit oieie Baraoorie MIR 5l1 er-
fldren?
Die erflGrt ii6 am belten aus ser
Satiobe, BOB ser Menid bas nn=
lunitoBlide 8eipuBtlein fat, ben 800
tioen ieiner Saten gegeniiber @abl-
freibeit 5u beiiten. Die Motipe unie=
rer Soten 1panoern uns 5u, ODER auG
tie itiirmen auf uns elm - aber I'M
normolen 1,no geiunoen SD zines
Weni6en nit flarem 8eipuBtiein fon=
nen Die Dfotibe ntd)t in BEN 8erei6
oes 8illens trete1t obne 5uerit balt-
gema6t 5u baben Dor einem gebeims
nispollen Gtpas, bos i6 Die gntibeiz
ngsfreibeit gegeniiber ben Motipen
nenne. Sd ioee ausbriidlid: inn nor
1nalen uno seiunoen Sd eines 0fen-
i6en. @ir tueroen ieben, baB es ald
franfbafte 3uitanoe bes Sd gibt, ober
I'M geiunoen Menl lbenbelpuBtIeir1
nliiiien Die Weotipe Daltma6en Dor
ben S6ronfen oer @abIfreibeit.
uno bier 1pielt iid nun Elm tpun-
oerbares Sdauipiel db. 8or oen
|Sdrunfen ieiner @ablfreibeit iteBe1
Die Motioe, Die Sen Wenlhen 5ilnn
Sanoeln Orangen, 1,no obne ieine gu
|itimmung fonnen tie bieie S9ranfen
nidt iiberl6reiten. Da brdngen li6
oft Die Wtotioe uno bdufen ii1 nno
begebren mebr ODER minoer itiirrnilh
GinlaB in bas @ebiet bes meni1li=
den Snnbelns. Mber Ser innerlid ge=
iltnbe Meni6 lit ibr iolloerGner &err
uno @ebieter. gr fann Motibe 5uriid=
tueiien, Die nit tal,ieno @eisen prun=
fen, unb Dermag bafiir Dem unibei1t-
barlten l1no apie Elm i6ii6tern bitten=
bes @ino Dor i'm bintretenoen Mp-
ttp 5asurufen: ~&omm, sir min ih
| folgen!" gr fam Elm Deotio berah=
ten oas NIT oem l1ngeltiim zines
&ieIen on oes @oaens perI6loiiene
Sore pod]t, 1lnb fam oieie Sore oem
|qeilen &lopfen zines Motibes 6ffnen,
oas man ols apiraig be5ei6nen mo6-
te. unb oarin 1iegt bas i1,nerlte @e=
len beiien, mos mir 8iGensfreibeit
nennen: lie lit Die 5abigfeit bes Men-
i6en, unter oen auf i'm eini itiirmen-
Den Weotiben gum Sonbeln cine our6
feinerlei 9eotieuns beitinrnte slus-
tpabl 5u treffen uno Damn in ser
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no bat fie oas eelernt?

aenn6en ioB in Ser 3immerede
1no ipielte nit ibrer Huppe. 9os
&affeegei6irr itano auf Dem TiId,
uno sic Dfutter ipor ioeben binous-
gegangen. Sic batte Ser &leinen Elm
Stiidhen 3uder abgeihlagen. @enn-
6en ipollte bo6 einlnal ieben, Oh ni6t
nod 3uder auf ben Glide itebe.
Sour ein ein5iges, gan5 fleines Stiif=
6en, Dos merit Die Wtl1tter nidtl
slls bie Weutter 5uriidfebrte, lab
iie Iofort, Bob om Siidtu6 ge5errt
mar.
~anna, bu bait eeuai6t?"
0os &inb i6ipieg.
rInna," fubr Die Wfutter ernit
fort, uou tuetBt bod, boB Der Iiebe
@ott oben bonn Simmel allesD iiebt.
gr bat Die guten &tnoer Iieb unb
IaBt iie IN BEN SimmeI; ober Die
bolen, tpelde liiger, fonmen in Die
S0ne. 8iuit on oie 8abrbeit iagen?"
9as &ino iiberleste iif oie sln=
seleeenbeit. 8lotIi6 lieB es oie Sup
pc follen, faltete Die Sdnoe uno iog-
te: vSa!"
vSos NOR re6t, liebes &inb, 10
muBt on itets oie @abrbeit iagen.
Stir Oieies Wtal iolIIt bu aud) feline
Strofe erbalten. slber on peripri6It
mir, ooB Oh es ME pieoer t1,it.".
rNein, liebe Wfutter!"
aenn6en ipielte 1peiter uno er=
5ablte ibrer Buppe, ooB man nid)t
liigen oiirfe, ionit 1piiroe ser liebe
8ott i'm Simmel boie.
Sos 9ienitn1Go6en fam berein 1tno
meloete> ooB Srou Wfiiaer nit ibrer
Softer 5um 8eiu6e fomme.
ua6, Die baBliden &loti6peiber, I"
brummte 9lennhens Wfutter.
~SGbli6e &lotihpeiber," iliiiterte
bos 9ino.
slls bie 9amen eintraten, elite Sic
Srau oes Sauies ibnen nit freuoi-
ger Ofiene entgegen.
~slb, ,pie freut MIDI bos! 8ie
mobl Sic ausieben, Iiebe Srou Meiil=
Ter, ltno oas So6ter6en miro ieoen
Sag biibider. Nebmen Sic 8lot, 1e-
gen Sic ab, Sic tpiiien, tpie gerne i6
NIT Sbnen plauoere!"
Ienn6en bate Die 8uppe beiieite
gelegt 1lno Itarrte NIT groBen slu=
gen tire Mtutter an, tpeltbe iett sic
rbaBlid)en &loti6tpeiber" 10 Iieb unb
biibif fano.
Ils Ser 8elu6 iid unter elmer
Slut BON 2iebenspiirbiefeiten ber-
abI6ieoet batte, ieuf5te bie Mutter:
~@ott lei 9anf!"
aennden fragte 5oeenb: nMutter,
balt on bie &latidipeiber Iieb?"
~@iait gu tpobl itine iein, ionIt
lfide if) bih ins S6Iof5immer."
Ser Soter fam 5uriif. gaIo oar=
auf bra6te oos 9ienitn1G6den cine
&e6n11ng berein; Der S6neioer tpar>
tete auf bas @elo.
$50 BIN 1cbledbt be1 Sa1le," 1eut5te
ser 8ater.
9ie Mutter tpuBte 5u belfen: Sag
oem S6neioer, mein Warn lei ni6t
an SarIe; mir tpiirben bas @aelo
Ihiden."
9as 9ienitnGb6en eing uno
Ienn6en lab, mie ite peridmitt Iad-
te, ols iie Sen gltern SEN Giiden
5ugeorebt bate.
~Bapa," rief slenn6en, ubiit hu
nidt au SauIe?"
Oie Weutter brad]te SOS &inb ins
S6lafsimmer, BORT fonnte es ii6
Die antnort auf feline 5raee ieIbit
irden.
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a4S
Sssa

slm foleenben Gage lag Elm SD.
ruptopf in ser &iihe in S6erben.
8er (anbers fonnte i'm 5erbrohen
baben, als bas nai6bofte Ienn6en?
Die Oe11tter 5og bas &ino in Inter
iu6ung, tie bot 1tno brobte, iie er.
innerte an oen 3orn bes Iieben Got.
tes - aber Iennden leugnete bart,
nddig.
IS NOR brei5ebn Sabre ipGter, oa
lieB Elm iunger Monn Ieine ebrlis
6en slu9en auf Ser biibiden slnna
ruben llno frogte ite: r2iebit on midi
pirflif, tpiait ou metn 8eib iper.
benz"
Sic 5udte Elm tpenig 5uiommen,
iab i'm 0ann NIT einem beri6dn1ten
sugenoufid)log an un6 IieB ibr
&opfden an ieine 8ruit iinfen.
SD bin nidt biibid," frbr er
5ogerno fort, ni6 bin ni6t eeiitreid)
uno Elm elan5enoer @eltmann. 8e.
oenfe tuobl, tpas ou iaglt uno tuIt.
Sd biete 6ir Elm treues, nolles Sera
uno id) berlanee oein gan5es Ser3.
sSir iteben bier unter @ottes Ster=
nen5elt Dor oen Iugen bes MntpiI.
ienben. Sd i6tp0re Dir, boB id oif)
aaein 1iebe, fannit bu es mir aud)
i6tporen?"
Sic i6tpor es ibrem vlieben, elm,
5igen &arl" uno oann ging lie
nad Sauie uno l6rie6: vSeuerIter
Meor! gs eebt nidt anoers. Weein
Ser5 ipollte breden, aber i6 tpor
itorf. Sd gebe Dem reihen &arl gGr
meine Sano, - mein Ser3? - 0 ou
DeiBt ia, Bob es mir Dir gebort!"
gs Dereinsen einige Sabre in
Saus uno 8raus, in neppigfeit unb
@lan5. 9a fom zines Cages &arI al
Ienn6ens @ltern uno iammerte: ,gs
lit nlles aus, ales aus! Sic bot mein
Germoeen ruiniert, mein Ser5 ge.
bro6en; lie bot mid belogen uno
betroeen; ibr @eIobnis ser 2iebe tpar
elm nieoertrddtieer Meeineib; iie bat
oie &ette ser 2iise tpeiter geIpon.
men, Biz lie riB!"
"Sdamen sic itb," rief Die ent,
ruItete Weutter, ~tpie f0nnen Sic BON
1lnlerer Sodter 10 ettpos ioeen! @ir
baben tie auf bas ftrengite er5ogen
ols getuiiienbafte gbriiten, unb mo-
mentlt6 5ur @obrbeitsIiebe itets on
aebalten. Son &inoesbeinen on bot
lie gelernt, BOB Ser Iiebe @ott oie
2iige berbietet uno itraft. 1no iie
bot mir ldngit notwithstanding er-
5oblt, moran oas l1ng1iid Ser CHE
liegt sSsa, Sic iino ol[ein ifuIo, Serr
'S6miegeriobn nit Sshrer @eidGfts.
unfenntnis, Sbrer giferiu9t."
8ieoerum pergingen ei11ige Sabre,
oa l6lid Elm buitenoes, bIaiies @eib
Die Sreppe binouf, iiber tpelde elm.
items S6on- -Ienn6ens fIinfe 6uB.
6en gebiipft poren. Sic 900 bic
&lingel BEL ben ereiien gltern uno
1anf oann obnma6tig 5uiammen.
Gbe lie gum Sterben fam, befonn-
te lie ibre S6ulo; foiiungsIos >iton-
ben Die gltern Dor Oem entIetlihen
8iloe oes perni6teten 2ebens, bon
Dem Die abgebrodenen SGse ser
&ronfen Ben iSd]leier Itiidtpeiie ob.
riiien.
~@ie fonnteIt ou 10 freoeln gesen
Die @abrbeit?" ieuf5te oie Meutter.
$50 botteit ou oo6 ioI6e 8osbeit
gelernt?"
r8ei eu6."
~9ei un5?! @ottloies &ino, babe
i6 ni6t bon Ser 8iege an oid ee-
lebrt, oaB 8ott nlle 2iieen beItraft?"
sd babe mid on euer geilpiel
9ebolten. gott per5eibe mir unb
- eub!"
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slm foIeenben Gage lag Elm Sp.
ruptopf in ser &u6e in S6erben.
8er >anbers fonnte i'm 5erbrohen
baben ols baS naidbafte 4enn6en?
Die 0eutter 5og oas &ino in Inter.
iu6ung, tie bot uno brobte, iie er.
innerte on Ben Corn oes lieben Got
tes - ober aennden leugnete bart,
nadig.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-25
A. n PLANS

way as spring QnprOachOSs 4@H C1uO IOrK Is
a part Of the national Agricultural E7ton~
sion System present in all the State Land-
grant Collie gos, the University Of Alaska,
Of Hawaii and Puerto R1coo More than q
million boys and girls belong to Al clubs
The system has been SO sue essful that for
eip countries too are adopting ito Funds
cone from the United States Department Of
Agriculture and appropriations made by tho
territorial Lcgisl aturoo
Al vork is voluntary, non-bol it ical, non
soctarion, and there are, no Dues
Al york aims to give young poop1 botueon
the ages Of 10 and 81:
*T1eining in bottor practices on tho farn.,
in tho workshop and in the homo.
*Train1ng through club. activities to marc
Friends and get along With others.
depreciation Of health and. the heritage of
a good family, church, schooling, and
idools for rorthy endoavor.
All ombors arc required to carry out pro-
jocts according to Instructions Of the E.
tens ion Sorvico under the supervision Of a
local leader and the district agent. Per
cnts skould help the rIcmbors to plan tho
project and give them financial ho1pr Each
member works With his Own property or ma.
torials and learns tho value Of monoysEt1ny
q Al tiorlbor has earned enough through his
project to pay for an education or to start
q 0oAAOD NoAOe LIN VAS - 1A4~
ing. a help in choosing q career or rum ing
q homo. Al malbors gain poise and conf
donco tfr ough contacts With outstanding
leaders in tho field Of agriculture and
horlonoking during the formative years Of
their liVos.:
Their everyday jobs bocoro moro enjoyable
because Of the friends they meet through
club york and for the recognition they re-
COVE for work VOL done.
Parents con help members most. by:
*~Gctting acquainted Nth the local loader
and the agent.
SHOWING What is expected in the project
chosen.
sinking it possible for tho member to got
to the club mootiugse
x E'couraging mombors to complete tho..
project Oh time
*Acting as local 1oador or assistant
Younger 1lonbors should not select moro t'n
one ~pWojoct, oldor norlbors may enroll il
as many as they can finish and mako 5nc -
projects. as interesting as thoy can.
Tn following are projects which: arc bo+@e
LA2-
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Chinese War Appears
| Headed for Debate
lin New j. n. Session
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The
Chinese war today appeared
headed for the United Nations in
the near future.
The Chinese delegation to the
U. N. maintained silence on re-
ports from Canton that the Ma
tionalist government is consider.
ing putting its struggle against
communism UP to the U. NJ, eithe,
the General Assembly, which
meets tomorrow or the Security
Council.
But key q. N. delegates arriv-
ing for the Assembly speculated
privately that it is only a question
of time before the Chinese war
will bob up in the u. N.
II the Canton government does
lodge charges, these sources spec
ulated, they NAL involve Russia.
This would receive the quick and
personal attention Of FOREIGN
Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky,
Soviet leader Of the Russian dele
cation.
U. S. Keeps Silent.
The United States delegation
also kept silent on the Chinese
situation. But u. N. circles
pointed directly to a speech yes
terday by Ambassador Philip c.
Jessup as an indication of the
United States course If a case is
made by China.
DR.. Jessup spoke at a meeting
OF the American Association fol
the United Nations starting the
annual observance of the founding
of the U. N.
DR.. JeSsup, who has been direct
ing State Department study Of the
Chinese situation, pledged Ameri.
can support through the U. N. te
free peoples fighting Communism
in Asia and Europe.
1T is the policy of our Govern.
ment." he said, Ito use the full,
measure Of its influence to SUD.
port the attainment of freedom by
all peoples who, by their acts, show
themselves worthy Of it and ready
for it.
1--WE shall strive unremittinRly
through the United Nations and liz
association with free peoples
whether they be in Europe or In
Asia, to see to 1t that freedom is
preserved"
U. S. Backing Pledged.
DR.. Jessup said the United States
will back in the Assembly a U. N
program for aid to underdeveloped
areas and continuation of the
Balkans and Korean commissions
and the Little Assembly, all boy.
cotted by the Soviet group.
The American delegate said also
that the United States fayors
early independence for all of
Libia. division of Eritrea between
Ethiopia and Anglo Egyptian Su-
dan. and Italian trusteeship for
Italian Somaliland.
The assembly is scheduled to
convene tomorrow. The first busi-
ness will be the election Of q presi-
dent. Brig. Gen. Carlos p.
Romulo, the Philippine delegate,
Is generally conceded to be the
assembly choice. .s
General debate-in which the
top delegates Of each country
states his nations plans and pol
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Korean Forces AIeried
For Election Tomorrow
BY me Asseeiessd Press

SEOUL. Korea. Sept. 1s.-Secur-
ity forces have been alerted await
ing what Communist North Korea
had In mind for q nationwide
election tomorrow.
The Northern Radio last July
announced the election. It said
any one standing In the way OF
this peaceful unification" plan
Evening star., 1949-09-19

icies for the assembly-will begin
Wednesday.
Secretary Of State Acheson has
asked for a spot early In the
debate and his address may come
Wednesday or Thursday. There
is no hint when Mr.. Vishinsky will
speak for the Russians.
After the policy statements are
ended the assembly will break up
in committees and work at Lake
Success for several weeks on u
items on its business sheet.
The session is expected to run
into December,
Evening star., 1949-09-19

bration will be Fort Myers nrst
football game Of the season. .
parade Of post personnel, . soft
ball match between the 1st bat
talon Of Fort Myer and the I'd
battalion Of Fort McNair, speeches
by guests and . dance In the sym.
Each September Al the unit
celebrates Organization Day. to
commemorate the Battle Of Mon
terey in the Mexican War when
the regiment led the assault and
capture Of the strategic fort.
Known IS the "Old Guard Of
the Army" the Sd Infantry's
flags have flown In every war
waged by the Nation. Its an
cestry is traced to the 1st Ameri-
can Regiment organized by the
Continental Congress Of 1884
after the Revolutionary Army
was inactivated. In 1915 1t be-
came known Is the Sd Infantry
after an important role in the
War Of 1912.
Air pressure at sea level Is about
q 1f)f polIndS per square foot,
Evening star., 1949-09-19
would be smashed before that dav

would be smashed before that day.
Sabotage by Communist led
bands in the South increased
during August. Strong army and
police action followed. Since, the
Northern Radio has soft-pedalled
its election talk.
There has been no major &C.
tivity on the border In weeks.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Sd Infantry 10 Mark
ORGANIZATION Day.

The Sd Infantry Regiment will
celebrate Organization Day"
Wednesday with an open house at
Fort Myer, Va.
Other activities which will fea-
ture the 161-year-old units cele-
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Air pressure at sea level Is about
2,1o0 pounds per square foot.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15

Botanists say that a bulb is "a
store house containing new plant,
plus food and energy sufficient to
carry it to maturity" Bulbs are
much older and stronger than
seeds, and better equipped to with
stand the hazards which beset all
infant plants. =
But there are some conditions
which will destroy them and these
must be carefully avoided when
you plant bulbs this fall. The chief
enemy of bulbs is poor drainage;
in wet soil they will decay and this
causes most failures with garden
bulbs. If there is any doubt about
your soil being well drained, raise
the bed six inches or more above
the surface before planting.
Where there is much alternate
freezing and thawing in the winter
so that bulbs not planted deeply
enough are often squeezed out Of
the ground. The remedy is to plant
deep and early enough for the bulbs
to make roots, which will help an
chor them. Minimum depths are:
Snowdrops, crocuses, inches; sell
las. inches; tulips, hyacinths, mar
cissi, inches. If tulips are to be
left in the ground for several years
without being lifted, they will last
longer If set 8 to 10 inches below
the surface.
All seeds, plants and bulbs must
have soil packed firmly about them,
since they cannot take food and
moisture except in contact with the
Marion progress., 1949-12-15

soil. An airpocket between the bulf
and soil will start decay. This ofteH
happens when a bulb is dropped inte
a hole which narrows at the bottom.
as~mhen made with a pointed "dib~
Der" and the bulb is hung with an
airspace below it. Be sure to set the
bulb base on soil and pack weE
around it, digging the hole with, ,
trowel, or bulb dibber with round
ed end.
Though bulbs carry food supply
and will flower without fertilizer
larger flowers and more vigorous
plants will result if plant food ia
supplied. When spading up space
for them spread a balanced planE
food evenly over the bed, pounds
to 100 square feet, and spade it I'M
der. When planting between other
plants in the border, mix half tea
spoonful of plant food with. soil sE
the bottom Of each hole and cover
it with at least an inch Of fresh
soil, before dropping in the bulh,
Never use fresh manure on bulbS,
however.
Bulbs planted after Nov. / need
special protection against dampnezs
and frost injury, since they have
less time to start new growth and
make roots before the freeze-uF
comes. Plant them a little deeper
and as soon as the surface of the sod
freezes cover them with an inch er
two of leaves to shade the ground
and prevent thawing and heavhE
during the winter.