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two plants: De-No-t'a, ABOUT 1OO,-
600 tons annually and Sandar
Fabriker, capacity 10000 tons.
Mechanical Industry
The mechanical industry is Nor
ways largest industrial group.
Production value in 1916 was 1856
million kroner. Despite the guam
titative progress of the last %
years, the most significant adj
vance has been in efficiency and
production organization. Higher
accuracy and speed requirements
have been met by new materials
and machinery such as high speed
tool steel and all-automatic copy
ing tools.
Norwegian shipyards are better
known for their quality than for
tonnage. The present capacity is
around 10000 gross tons annually
and will be increased roughly 100,-
900 gross tons. Small semi-diesel
motors of Norwegian manufacture
are used increasingly by the coast
al fleet.
The herring oil industry, fish
refrigeration and deep freezing
factories, canning, the pulp and
paper industry and rubber fact
cries are all supplied with first
class machinery of Norwegian
manufacture.
Norwegian turbine manufacture
ers have delivered turbines for a
total of 3.S million horsepower.
Norways high quality electro-steel
and stainless chromium steel have
been invaluable for the foundry
steel parts of turbines.
Famous achievements are the
Solbergfoss turbines with an eff
ficiency of 1890 and the latest
installation at Hol power station.
These are Francis turbines of
10000 H. P. each, head 405 m. and
500 revolutions per minute. Vinstra
power station under development
has ordered $4,000 H. P. Francis
turbines for a Ala m. net head.
Chemical Industry
Sulphuric acid factories at pres
ent produce 10000 tons annually.
Expansions are planned to raise
the output of superphosphate fer
tilizers to 100000 tons.
Cement factories will soon pro-
duce 5 to 100000 tons annually
Explosives, glass, rubber goods,
bituminous oils and asphalts are
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Norwegians Display Versatility
In Large Development Program

two plants: De-No-Fa, about 100,'
900 tons annually and Sandar
Fabriker, capacity 10000 tons.
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Is Years OF Norwegian Industry

duction of 220 XIV cables. A con-
siderable proportion of the all
aluminium power lines as well as
street car lines and submarine
cables used in Norway are of do
nestle manufacture.
Electro Chemical Industry
Norway's natural water power
resources provide the basis for the
large scale electro chemical in
dustry. At Norsk Hydro's plants,
100000 XIV. are consumed in the
electrolytic production of hydro
gen from water. This is used in
producing synthetic ammo n i a
which is converted into nitrate
fertilizers, the main product of
Norsk Hydro. Annual production
capacity will reach 10000 tons
of nitrogen this year.
NOrsk ZinkkOmpani at Odda has
one of the worlds largest planst
using the electrolytic presses for
refining zinc to 5000 purity. Nor
wegian plants also produce electro
lytic nickel and copper, sodium
CELEBRATES, etc.
Future projects include plants
for production of trichlorethylen,
Observation-Disclosures and hydrogen
peroxide.
Pulp and Paper Industry
The peak output (193D was
$4,000 tons ground wood dry !,
$4,000 tons chemical pulp, and
100000 tons paper and board.
When the present construction pro-
gram has been completed, wall
board production will reach $4,000
tons.
The export value of pulp and
paper, representing 300 of Nor
ways total export, amounted to
STA million kroner in 194S. The
possible future yield form Nor
wegian forests may reach 16 bill
lion cubic meters by intensified
cultivation, and will make new
expansion possible. Use of cleo
tricity for boiler heating has cut
the industrys coal consumption
greatly.
Oils and Fats Industry o
Major raw materials for this
industry are whale and herring
oil.
The Norwegian whaling fleets
part (about 5000 of the worlds
total production comprises l mil
lion barrels. The value of the 1948-
40 catch was about 300 million
kroner. Other marine oil produc-
ton (cod, herring, seaD totals
about $4,000 tons.
Refining and INCORPORATION of
these quantities is concentrated in
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dow out in Ballard in connection
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j
expense.
Electric Supply and Policy
Estimates indicate that the po-
tential production capacity of Nor
wegian waterfalls is more than
100 billion kilowatt hours annually.
The developed capacity reached
1875 billion kilowatt hours in 1916
Expected to reach 16 billion this
year-see News of Norway No.
53) and Norway is still leading the
nation insofar as kilowatt hours
per capita is concerned.
During the postwar years the
annual increase in generator Ca
pacity has approximated 100000
XIV. (265, 900 this year-see News
of Norway No. $50. The increase
from 1924 to 1947 was about 1870.
Some 419e of the energy is con-
sumed by the electrochemical and
electro metallurgical industries;
229e by other industries; $50 by
the railways; and $3.50 by general
consumption. This last category
has increased by 1900 since 1924.
Counties and municipalities are
the main producers. The govern
ment owns the majority of the
potential power sites, and has de-
veloped numerous resources. There
is only one private company sup
plying power on large scale for
general consumption.
Plans for the continued develop
ment of 100000 XIV. annually in
clude the supplying of $50 of the
The Telegraph System
The Government has taken over
all private telephone companies
and rebuilt their lines. High quality
connections in accordance with
c. c. I. F. regulations have slim
ulated traffic and the latest in
and improvements have
been introduced. Subscription tel
egraphy on teleprints is used ex-
tensively.
Telephoto communication was
in 1881. Sixty-two per
cent of the telephone system is
automatic and this figure is ex-
pected to reach 500 within the
next $40 years.
Radio telephone connections are
established with the United States
and several other countries. Ultra
high frequency has been introduced
over short distances in the coastal
island range. About 80 radio sta
tons around the coast are in the
air security service and 8 perm
anent connections are maintained
with other European airfields.
The broadcasting system is to be
extensively reconstructed in con-
nection with the new frequency
plan to be put into operation by
March 1850.
The topography of Norway per-
mits extended straight-line sights,
suitable for centimeter wave trans
missions. A test connection is
under development utilizing two
unattended relay stations.
The production of high quality
superheterodyne receivers especial
ly designed for Norwegian con-
ditions has passed capacity of
10000 annually.
The ElectrO-Technical
Industry
Norwegian electrical generator
production, outfitting 1870 of the
power under development today,
is approximately 100000 KVA's
per year. Transformers are pro-
duced for 100000 KVA's a year.
which is sufficient for domestic
demand. The largest units built
are 3-phase $4,000 KVA units.
Electric cable production also
covers the Norwegian market.
Plans are under way for the pro-
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also important Norwegian indus
trial products.
Norways pharmaceutical indus
try has undergone an intensive
expansion and may be sufficient
to meet domestic demand for med
ical drugs and synthetic vitamins.
Observation-Disclosures
Industry .
Norway has a well-developed
electro-metallurgical industry de-
spite the fact that no highly sig
nificant changes have taken place
during the past Is years. Produc-
ton value in 1888 reached 100
million kroner corresponding to
$50 of the total industrial out
put value. 1t then provided some
1920 of Norway's exports.
Some typical production figures
are: carbide 10000 tons, ferro-al-
Toys 147,00O tons, electrically pro-
duced pig iron 10000 tons, alum
mum $4,000 tons.
The new State-owned iron works
now under construction will have
a first stage capacity of 10000
tons by 1854. This plant will fea-
ture three Tysland-Hole furnaces
100000 XIV. each, with Solder
berg continuous electrodes.
Research
Norwegian research has no long
history, though there are some
outstanding individual examples.
Aside from the two universities
and the Institute of Technology
at Trondheim, Norway has a large
number of specialized institutions,
largely based on funds from in
terested industries. They have all
done valuable work in their fields.
Three new central organizations
should be mentiond: Norwegian
Industries Development Associa-
ton, The Norwegian Research
Council for Technical and Natural
Sciences and The Forestry and
Forest Industries Research Or
ganization, all bearing witness to
the growing realization of the inn
mense Importance of research.
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meiit iiber @ebiibr, linb es fam Iei6t
gei6eben, bob er auf gang uneereh.
te Beiie itraft; aIs6ann nerider5t er
iid aber Die 2iebe ieiner &inoer, bie
in ibm MIR einen barten 3udtmeiiter
ieben. Sit 5u sroBe @iite, BEL Der alle
Sebler iiberieben tperoen, perfebrt,
10 lit 81, eroBe Strenge ebenio iebr
5ll perurteilen; Der bette 8eg liegt
aud bier in Ser 0titte. = 3u einem
beriibmten @eIebrten bes gltertums
fam emit elm reider Iann uno froste
ibn, tpiebiel er Derlange fir Die CT.
5iebnng ieines Sobnes. Sener nanns
te cine anitdnoige Summe. $50 piel
perlangit bu2" rief Der Mann aus.
r0afiir fonnte ib mir ia einen Sflo-
ben balten, Inn i'm 5u unteridten. "
nSue oas nur," antportete ser @ei.
ie, runo on erbdltit 5tpei Sflopen
auf einmal." gr tpollte oomit iagen,
Der Sobn miro Die 8elinnung uno
oas 8enebmen zines SfIapen er.
balten.
., oaB ood alle gr5ieber ii6 if
rer boben slufgabe beipuBt ipGren uno
nur guten Samen ausItreuten, bas
gan5e Nenidengel6le6t tpiiroe beiier
meroen!
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itiirmenben Wo9t niht auf Die 9au.
er itono. Das gan5e miibiam errib-
tete 8ebalioe, oft zines bolben Sc.
bens, brobt ein5uItiir5en uno Itiirst
mobl aiib Elm.
8os oonn2
Sier nabt es, oas @eipenIt, bie
geadt, in Ser on periinfen ntuBt: Die
gerbitternng. 8etpiB lit Dir ouf oei-
nem 2ebensmege idon elm fold un-
sliiflides @eidopf beseenet, nit ben
5ulammenaefniffenen 2ippen, Den
natten sugen, oem miioen Gang,
Dem troitloien !0eraen.
> bite bein 8en1iit Dor Gerbit.
terung! Gs lit ia alles eitel, aIles ber-
ganglif) auf oieier 8elt. Deit oem
aufblid nad) oben. nod Dem Sent
leits fommt allein Die tpobre ssreuoe,
Die ridtige @rfenntnis oud) 6es ir.
oilden S6opfitnasmerfes bes sln-
mddtigen, bu lernIt oid freuen oil
oenl mas bu bait ri6t oid su Der.
5ebren in 'Sebniud)t nad) Dem, ipas
on baben nod)telt ooer mas on ber-
loren. 0eit Ser Sreuoe am aIeinen
bolt ou Oie beiliee 5lamme Der gro.
Ben alles be5mingenben, aIles ouI-
oenoen, aIes boffenoen 2iebe ent.
fad)t. Sic miro padlen, miro immer
bober 1peroen, bis lie gum beiligen,
ME nerlol6enoetl Seuer beines Ser.
oes getporoen, an Dem ou ieIbIt, oie
Seinen uno Ser 5rembling iie pGr-
men fonnenL ibr 2eben lang. sSn bie-
lem antltb Itroblt es iiegreih ipie.
Der als boloer abelan5: Dos ianfte
Sddeln beines Munoes, Ser Hare
glid oeiner augen, bein iiderer SUB,
oein fitblenoes Ser5 geben &ln6e oos
BON. Gor olelen beiligen SSnfignien
fliebt Die Gerbitterune, Die sir uno
oeiner ltmgebune oas 2eben nergdnt,
oeine Shaffensfraft I6bnt, oeine
8ottdbnlihfeit in Sen Staub tritt.
gielleift, ia gon5 beItinmt, eelingt
Dir Damn aud tpobl bas ih0nite, err
babenite @erf, cine lhon perbitterte
Seele Dem Sonnenlidt pieoer 5uau-
fiibren. SO bait bu nid)t umionit ae-
lebt.
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Oes Paufes 6luf

0o5 Saus lit oie StGtte fir oes
eroenlebens eigentlides 2eben. gs
lit bie St6tte, mo bie @irflidfeit Ser
Snnenipelt ben pollen triumph iiber
Die IuBeniuelt Der @irflibfeit uno
|ales, mas in ibr lit, erIangt, ipie oas
cine grobe Sos bie 5ablloien Nteten
|iblagt.
8iro olio oas Sous sic Stdtte
iein, mo oas ribtiee, @emiit beiisen-
oe Nannesber5 iein beites groen-
|gliid iu6t, 10 miro pollenos fir bas
|ri6tige 5rauenber5 oas Saus oieie=
|niee Statte iein, mo- es alIein iein
8liid uno nur oieies iubt.
Sorum miro bas Srauenber5 bas
Saus 5ur Itarfen Seite 1lnb itolsen
Burg MAIDEN, uno in 3udt unb Sit
te oie uneinnebmbaren S6us5innen
unb boben @abttiirme erridten.
Gilt es fir ben Wtonnesberuf i'm
@roBen: rslns Gaterlano, ans teure,
idlieB' oid an," 10 gilt es fir Sen
5rauenberuf, ioiuobl i'm 8roBen tpie
i'm &leinen: "Ins Sa,,s uno leinen
Srieoen i1lieB' bi6 an!
. Salis, uie Jon id oif ipieber
5u gbren bringen, bid, StGtte bes
Srieoens, unb oorum GuelitGtte oes
bausliden 8ebagens? 8iit bu oof
nod INNER tuie 5ubor bieielbe Sb,
butsitdtte, in ipelder ieber groens
biirger 5uerlt bas 2i9t ser 8elt er-
blidt, - oieielbe erIte SpielIt1tte ser
ainobeit nnb leste 3ufludtsitdtte bes
alters, = bieielbe 2iebesitdtte miit-
terliben @altens, - oielelbe @liidss
itatte 5ur 8riinoung oes eisenen Ser
oes, - oielelbe Seimltdtte eoler &e-
gungen Oes Ser5ens, - bieielbe Or
beitsitatte fir oen Slug oes 8eiites
uno bas ielige S6affen ser Sano,
= oieielbe Saubeitdtte ieoen abenb
fir alle Wtiioen!
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Die Ole 5aat, 70 Ole
Grnte;;. mie Ole 6uht,
70 Ole ,Sruht
Bonn alien 5 % pfns

Gin efter uno re1ter 2anomann
beItent ieinen Mder nit aller Sorg-
falt, unb er nablt Die bette Saat-
frllbt aus bafiir, neil er ionlt niht
|auf cine quite @rnte rehnen barf,
|unb cine Sausfrou, oie einen @arten
gu beltellen bat, gebt nod iorgfdltiger
at @erfe. Wan6e gItern baben nun
|mebrere fleine @Grtlein 5li pfIegen
|uno gu iparten, Die Ser5en Der ibnet
|anpertrauten &inoer. Dab bier eben-
fails groBe Sorgfalt erforberlid) lit,
tneiB 5ipar elm ieber, nno oennoh
miro oieles oftmals auBer a9t eelai.
len, uno oiirfte Elm biBden Mnresung
|am Blase fein.
Gor alien nliiiIen bie hriitlihen
@ltern oarauf beoaht iein, Die i9on-
item un6 berrlibiten aller 8Iumen in
ibres &inoes @drtlein au pflan5en:
Die gitgenoen bes @laubens, Der
&offnung uno Der 2iebe. DieieIben
loIlen NIT GROCER Sorgfalt gepflegt
|uno NIT oem aarten Eau ibres lfronl-
men @ebetes begoiien tperoen. 0ieien
|lieblibiten oller @eip1bie binieben
n1iiiien idon bal6 anoere i90ne Blu.
men folgen, Die iittliden Eugenben,
uno bier finbet nun oie treue Cart.
|nerin fir Sabre cine iebr eriprieBli.
DIE 8eiddftiguns. @ie freut iid Ser
2anomann, ,penn er oie iunge Saat
npunter entpor iprieBen iiebt, ni6i
minoer Der @1rtner iiber bie 10 lip.
pig nubern6en BflGnalein, aber ipeit
|gr0Ber lit Die Srei1be bes gr5iebers,
Denn feline Hflegebefoblenen Elm
fdnelles @abstunl in Der Gngeno
5eigen, unb fein @unoer, iper6en bier
bod reide Grii6te geaeitigt fiirs eipi-
|ge 2eben!
gs modten nun getpiB ale gI.
tern reht CUTE unb tl1genbbafte &in.
Der baben aber iDie iie 6ie1es errei-
den iollen, lit niht allen Hnr, unb
es iDeroen 6enn auf, trot allen gi-
ten @inens, i1ande 5ebIer begangen,
spoourd Elm gutter grfolg in Grage
geiteat, penn nidt gan5 bereitelt
miro.
gs lei 6arun1 n1f ettpelhe MiB-
|griffe lino Gebler bier aiifmerfianl
|gemoht. @1rtner nno Qan6mnnn Be.
|nrbeiten Die groe erit, bebor iie ibr
Die Soat anpertrnuen, mno tpolIte
Got, baB bic Glterr1 nit 70 GROCER
'SorgfaIt iih borbereiteten ouf Dos
,roBe Werf Der ainoerer3iebuno. gor.
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!, frember tperoen, bIeibt ni1ts anoe
| res iibrig, als nit aI[en 3u @ebott
Iitebenben Mitteln bes Gbriitentumi
an Der SeriteGung ODER @ieoerber
itenung 6es BON gbriItus unb be,
Stride getpobnten gerb1ltniiies 81, or
beiten. Das lit oos &ouptapoitoIa1
Ser gbegatten.
Hantoffelbelben uno fantipper
/ iin0 ebeniowenig 6as hriItIi6e @at.
tenioeal tpie &austDronnen ,,nb Sfla'
pinnen.
Sn eine,n alten 9uhe fano ib elm.
mol Die folgenoen @ebote our or.
baltung bes @leihgenidtes ,no ser
ginbeit in Der 5amilie:
Scr Mann ion iein ser Serr bes
Sanies, aber itiht eitt SaustDrann
Der Mann ioa lein tonangebeno
aber niht nur INNER MIR leinen Son
boren tpollen.
Der @eunn jon oie &duslidfeit Tie,
ben, aber ilidt Ser Srau ins Sanb.
tDerf pfuIden unb Elm Sopfguder unh
&iihenpolitifer iein.
Der Wann ioa geieni6aftlib fem
aber nidt forttpdbreno in @eielihafi
geben.
Die Srau ion bes 9aules &rone
jein, aber feline lonbaroiid)e Ell.
lierne o6er cine Dornenfrone, 6ie bas
&nupt nieberbriidt ooer berpun6et.
Die Srau ioll I'M Sauie Die erlte
@eige ipielen, aber unter Ser per,
lionliAen 2eituns oes 0irisenten, bes
@atten.
Die Srau ioG INNER elm ireun6Ii.
DIES Bort baben, aber niht immer
bos lette 8ort baben molten.
Die 6rau Jon gerne 8obltun iiben,
aber nidt nit 8obltaten groBtun.
Die Srau Jon cine milbe Sitten'
ribterin iein, aber feline itrenge unS
| ipisfinoiee Splitterridterin.
Die Srau ioa auftreten, BOB III
iiberaa germ seleben miro. aber iid
IniGt iiberall germ ieben laHen.
Aae bei6e ioaen nidt BLOB &inbe,
gerne baben, lonoern aud gerne Sim
Der baben. 8eibe iollen iid 5unabi1
gegenieitig in Der 2ebre unb 2iebt
Gbriiti eraieben, bann, ipenn Der lie
be @ott Ginoer gibt, bieie in Der Gis'
5iplin rnb Surht bes Serrn eraieben
oann tperoen tpobl auh nod Die Sim
Der einen bereoelnben gtnfluB au
Die @ltern ousiiben.
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% Jorge, 0aB 0ein Serse gliibt
uno 2iebe best unb 2iebe trdgt -"
@ie itebt es in oeinem Seraefl
aus? @liibt es nod? &egt unb trdgt
es nod 2iebe? @obl Dir uno alien,
bic in oeiner gsGbe ,peilen! Sdiire
nod bel 3eiten, oaB iie niht erloi1e,
Die beilige @lut! l1no baIt bu lie
|mirflid unnadtiam Bis su einem flei-
nen Siinfhen perglimmen Iaiien, gle.
be nab bon benz selpeibten Dele Der
Siebe! Ser 5unfe laBt 10 Iei6t iid)
mieOer anfaben. Site bi6 por Dem
einen, oem groBten beroerbliditen
l1ngliif, i'm gang eriterben 5u Iai,
len = Damn lit es gu ipat, Damn
fommt bie Nadt iiber bif uno oein
@emiit, an Der on ausrunoe gebit,
biellei6t audi nod bies ober ienes
Ser5, neldes Sir nabe geltanoen
8as fir cine idtpere gerantpor.
fungi
Nidt a1lf einmal itirbit bu baran,
|nidt ploslif al6 ienes anbere Wen-
ihenfinb. 3 nein! slnmGbli9 nur
fommt es, 0as eiiige, baltloie @e-
ipenlt Der Ger6itterung.
30 lieb' 10 lang ou lieben fannItl"
@etpiB elm binmelipeiter Inter.
|idieo 5tpiidlen einem 2eben uno Ell
mem 2eben. $50 natiirli6e 8eranlaI-
Jung lnb gerbdltniiie iid barmoniid
|5uiammeniinoen, bat oas l1nglid Ell.
men meniger giinitigen geabrboben.
Sc fann tpobI oa l,no bort einen un-
liebiamen @infan pagen, allein es
miro ihIieBlib bod nit itarfen @af-
fen INNER ipieber suriifgejdIagen.
Mnbers, mo gbarafter uno 2ebenseIe-
ment i'm @ioeriprud) ii,o. Sier iino
miorigen Sdidialeri geraoe5u Tiire,i
nno Gore geoffnet. Die ffapahen
8erteioieungsuaffen baIten Ser an
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Saiten,eit

D8a6t auf lub rauidt our6s Sal,
ibr 8ronnen,
llno lobt ben Serrn nit frobem
SdoI!
@o6t auf i'm Sriiblinesslana Ser
Sonnen,
Sbr griinen Salm' uno 26uber alll
Sbr SeiI6en in oen @aIoesgriinoen,
Sbr Erimeln 1ueiB, ibr 8liiten rot,
Sbr lollt' es ollie mitperfiinoen:
Die Sieb' lit Itarfer aIs Der Soo!"
Emanuel Geibel, rSeitruf"
8eibna9ten mar oas Seit oes etpi-
gen Guters, 8eibnadten bot uns oie
gren5enloie 2iebe @ottpaters 5ur ar.
men, iiinoenbelaoenen Weni9beit ee-
5eigt. Sitern lit bos sIan5polle
Sriumpbfeit bes etpigen Sobnes.
Sitern gait bon ieber in Der Gbri-
Itenbeit als bas groBte Seit. Oie gor.
bereituns oarauf lit barum cine lang
oauernoe uno iebr ernlte.
Statt Der frelloenreiben SeItbiIber
bon 2iht uno Serrlidteit miro iest
Die ernlte, trauerpone @eitaIt bes
nWannes ser S6meraen, pertrout
nit Sdmab", an rnierem auge por,
iiber5ieben. @ir iperoen rbinaufi9au.
EN- 5u Sbm, Ben iie burbbobrt ba-
ben, llno trauern iiber sSsbn, gleid
Ser Srauer INN einen gritseborenen".
$50 baben es oie Hropbeten Der alten
3eiten poralsperfiinoet. Inein:
oes Serrn ~@rab miro glorreid iein"
nno Ser InmG6tige .tpiro Seinen
Seiligen Die Geripeiung nibt i6auen
laiien", BON ltrablenoem 2ibte UNI
floiien 1uirb Seius Die SABINE oes Sic
ges iiber Siinbe, Soo uno Sone
idmingen uno Seine @etreuen our
1nentpegten Seerfolse Iaoen.
Cine langere Gorbereitungsseit =
Die Sorfalten 1lnb SaItenaeit = bot
Die 8eitimnntng, bie geeigneten 8e~
Iiinn,ngen uno Stimnungen 5ur mir
otgen Seier ser er0Bten uno beilia.
item 8eoenftage i'm 2eben sselu ipad-
5urufen uno an5ubabnen. Damn foIat
Die 0arltelung bes erbabenen @rIo.
lungs nno Geriobnungsopfers ieIbIt
nit al ben llnmittelbar norausaeben-
ben uno nadfolsenoen Saten bes
Serrn = ipdbreno ser &aruode. Sic
&rone uno Some aller Seierlidfeiten
aber bilbet bas bobbeilige Siterfeit.
Seinen Subel iest bie Stride tpGbrenb
boiler aht Gage fort, iammeIt uno
bebiitet aber aud tpGbreno Der fou1-
menoen @oden freuois feline foitba.
rem ,,no reiden 6riidte, beren reihIte
|rno foitli6ite ibr bas erbabene
Bfingitfeit fidert. Mit Dem 5amstoqe
nod Bfingiten idlieBt Die Stride Die
3eit Der oiterliden Sreiben, tpeIbe
|ibr Ser5 nm 10 lebbafter betpest, ie
|erniter unb ergreifenber Der 8nb- uno
2eioensmes eetpeien, auf hem fie oa-
5u sepilgert NOR.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
. @ae @ seY g
o riihret niht oaran!
Bon 6 nj a nneI 8eibeI

80 ftill elm Sers in 2iebe sliibt,
. riibret, riibret nidlt baran;
Den G6tterfmnfen l6idt nidjt ans -
sSiirmabr, es 1T nidt ipDblgetan.
Sc brad idon oft elm itarfes 9ers,
0a man iein 3ieben linn entrik.
1tnb ,ndndes bnlbenb ipanbte iid
1tnb iparb boq !6af nnb Jiniternis,
Damn iueint ibr iupbl nnb flagt end
on,
9pd feline SrGne beifer &eu'
Niadt cine ipelfe &pie blnb'n,
Grueft elm totes Sers anfs nen'!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
Derbitteruno

80 Jorge, baB bein Ser5e gliibt
uno 2iebe begt uno 2iebe tragt
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
Ap SPORTS
ROUNDUP
Bv HUGH FuLLERToN. JR.

BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK, July 14-R-It
isn't surprising to hear Bill Nc
xechnie come out with optimistic
words ABOUT the Cleveland Indians
especially since they've climbed to
second place Bill never was
one to knock a club he worked
for. We're hitting better
aow and we're really coming along,
McKechnie says, and he really
Gems to mean it. Lou Boud-
eau is really hitting now and Dolby
has brought his average up a lot.
Lou is playing a lot since Ken
Heltner was hurt, and Ray Boone
is going to be a good shortstop.
He's over his nervousness now.
1t was our pitching that was carry
ing us for a while, but we're hit
ting NOW" After that explana-
ion, Bill took off to hit to the
infielders with the further COM
ment: IT'S up to us old folks 80
make these youngsters hustle. -
And brother, he does.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
CZECH NET STARS
Reject ORDER TO
RETURN TO PRAGUE

GSTAhc. ,7=s:: ::..,-. ana, July 15-
R-Jaroslav Dro1ny and Vladimii
Cernik, Czechoslovakia's top tennis
stars, rejected today a Czech gov
eminent order to return to Prague
They announced they were going
into exile and hoped to reach the
United States.
The two players had withdrawn
from Swiss International Tenni:
Tournament yesterday after the
Czech government withdrew per-
mission to play here because two
Germans and a spaniard were COM
peting.
This morning they announced
they would play out the remainder
of the tournament.