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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

ed in all the churches on the
charge with full program, be-
ginning Sunday, March 13, and
running through Sunday, March 20.
Watch this paper for announcement
of other special services to be
held during March and April.
Mr.. and Mrs. John French and
children Marian and Jackie were
Sunday guests at the home of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Best.
Mrs. Elva Joseph, Miss Mildred
Robinson and the Rev. and Mrs.
F.. Charles LouhOff, Jr., spent last
Thursday in Wilmington.
The Dover District Ministers and
Minister'S Wives Association will
meet at Whites Chapel next Mon
day, March z, beginning at 1890
a. m. Dinner will be served. Mem
bers of the church are invited to
attend. Dinner will be at 12:3C
o'clock.
, The HOllymOunt Home Demon.
stratiOn Club held a bake last Sat
urday at Lewes and it was a bis
! success and the club takes this
opportunity to thank all who con
tributed to it's success with mucl
appreciation to the Coastal Ga
Company for the loan of thei
? store room.
The Reverend and Mrs. F. ChaS
LOuhoff, Jr., entertained at Dime
last Saturday at the parsonage
! the Reverend Estelle and Garlic
= B. GibbOn of Pennsville, N. J. The
. visited in the afternoon at tn
F. home of Mildred Carey at Ocea
2 View.
= The HOllymOunt Home Demon
} stratiOn Club will hold it's regula
/ monthly meeting next Wednesda.
/ March 8, at 1870 p. m. at the HON
5 of Mrs. Bessie White.
/, Zion Methodist Church of tn
= Nassau Charge will hold a bak
e. by the ladies of the church nel
). Saturday, March u, at the MiltO
- Sausage and Scrapple Building (;
Y Milton, beginning at $3.50 a. m.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Truitt al
family entertained at dinner la
= Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davi
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
entertained at dinner last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wilkens and
son Wayne of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mark and
daughter Susanna spent last week.
end in Baltimore visiting among
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Mitch
ell spent last Friday at Farming
ton as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sellers.
Nassau Triangle ..
Methodist Churches
f. Charles LOuhOff, Jr. Minister
Services for Sunday, March 6:
CONLEY'S CHAPEL: 10 a. m.
Church school. Alden S. Hopkins,
Sr. superintendent; II a. m, Nor
ming worship service. Selection by
the choir. Sermon by the pastor.
ZION CHURCH: Church school
at 10 a. m. Raymond M. Lank, SUI
perintendent. II a. m, song and
praise service. Eldridge Donovan,
leader.
WHITES CHAPEL: 10 a. m.
Church School. Norman c. Neff, SUI
perintendent. II a. m, song and
praise service, led by Warrington
Vincent.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of COnley's Chapel
held their regular monthly meeting
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

Laymen's Day was observed at
Zion and Whites Chapel Methodist
Church last Sunday. The weather
was fine and brought out large
number of worshippers to all the
services At Zion Church the NOR
ming worship service began at 9:45
a. m. Several laymen assisted in
the worship program. They were:
Raymond M. Lank, N. Reed Lever
age and Eldridge Donovan. The
attendance was the largest so far
this year. The minister, F. Charles
LOuhOff, Jr., spoke on THE Duties
of a Laymen" At Whites Chapel
the church school. directed by Su-
; perintendent Norman c. Neff, show
/ ed a large increase in attendance.
: At the morning worship service
beginning at. eleven o'clock a. m,
I David S. Birmingham was in charge
of the devotional exercises. Other
laymen taking a prominent part
were Norman G. Neff and Warning
ton Vincent An appropriate num-
Der was sung by both the adult and
the junior chOirs. The minister
spoke from Luke 12:48. In the eve
ming beginning at 7:45 o'clock, the
M. Y. F. gave a fine missionary
program directed by Mrs. Norman
&C. Neff. The program included
"a Missionary Story" portrayed
by Mrs. Neff; solo, Miss Estell,
Meter, Dark the Night" read
ing, "a Story of Korea" by Mrs
Marie Birmingham; duet by Bob
by and William Jones; Dialogue
, by four girls; the Junior Choir, di
rected by Mrs. LOuhOff, sang twt
selections, Bring Them In" an,
, 1T Is Glory Just to Walk Wit
, Him." A missionary scene wa
: given by six girls. Leah Millmar
, Dorothy Hadder, Victoria David
son, Betty Chapel, Levenia Muir
ply and Mary Lou Wiley. Mrs
Catherine Davidson was the plan
list. Closing remarks were made b
the minister. The church was fill
I ed almost to it's capacity.
Dedication Week will be ObserN
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

ment Of Roses" spectacle
rOrs that occurred that day. The
outstanding "fauX.pas" happen
ever offered the comedy Of err
ed in the second period.
Roy Riegels. capturing one of
Georgia Techs funny FUN
bles" dashed down the field to-
ward the Georgia goal line, but
somehow Roy became confused
and started back toward his own
California goal line. That was
o. X. with the Georgia eleven
but not with the California boys
at all. BY the time they recover
ed from their surprise, Roy had
run a full so yards and was fin
ally tackled and dnWned by one
Of his own men, Benny LON,
Just one yard from his own Cali
fornia goal line. George Tech,
the "Ramblin' Wrecks" took
the hOnors home to the deep
South with a final score of ST.
That game should have been
played on April LIST instead Of
January 1st.
You will be going i'm the right
direction when yOu go to
]. III. Hunes & Son
HARDWARE STORE
We have a complete line of
hardware, tools, paints, elec.
trieal supplies and appliances,
plumbing supplies, window
glass, etc.
Just phone Milford So
We Deliver
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
And Don't Forget

The gala Camera Click" fashion show to be held
on Saturday, March 18th at 1l:OO AM. at State
Teachers College in Salisbury. You'll see the new
est Spring fashions for teens plus the famous
teen-desgner, Anne Fogarty of Youth Guild dress
es in person She'll tell you how she creates those
exciting dresses and bring along some advance
summer stv,les eho'~ s''~t o~~-~'-A-'
In addition. theren Party for the Pepsi
Crowd' after the show. with free Pepsi Colas for
all plus a Pepsi Cola miniature bottle stick
pin as a free souvenir Admission is free and
tickets can be obtained by writing to Benjamins'
Salisbury, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
Kent Home DeMORstrG.
ton Clubs Offering
Scholarship Of $500
CONTINUED from nrst page,

continued from nrsJ page)
on the following basis:
1 College aptitude.
2. Personality!
g. Financial need.
Any girl interested should con-
tact her school superintendent for
the procedure for applicants. A let
ter of application should be filed in
the County Home Demonstration
Agents office by not later than
March 8th. Address letters of ap-
plicatiOn to: Mrs. Violet N. Good
will, Home Demonstration Agent,
Dover, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

Vanes Greenhouses and Floral
Shop, with central offices in Do
yer, and a shop in the Layton
Theatre building in SeafOrd, have
announced the appointment Of Mr..
William Watson as head of the
SeafOrd organization. Mr. Watson
will be assisted by his wife in the
management of the shop.
A native of Milford, Mr.. Watson
served in World War II. He stu
died floral work for some time be-
fore becoming associated with the
Vane organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson will short
~ move into an apartment in the
Layton Theatre building, from
which point they will be in a posi-
ton to serve the SeafOrd public
day or night.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
Etching Schools
In Kent County
Continued from FIRST page)

ton used on metals. 1t is seen on
art metal works such as trays; al
so in jewerly especially on silver
and copper. Groups attending pro-
iect school will choose their own
project and then use the etching
process for. decoration.
People working on these projects
will use their own original designs
and will be assisted by Miss Adel-
inc NJ. Hoffman, Specialist in Cloth
of Delaware Agricultural Extern
sion Service.
Any interested hOmemaker is
welcome to attend regardless of
club utilization. For further infOr-
nation contact Mrs. Violet n
Goodwill, Kent County Home
Demonstration Agent. Dover, Del
aware. Telephone 1921 or 1886.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
AT-TENSHUN
TEEN SHUTTER BUGS

Win Prizes and Fame With Your Camera
In The Calling All Girls Camera Click
Fashion Photography Contest -.
All you have to do is take a photograph of any
of the "Camera-C Click fashions from Calling All
Girls Magazine teen fashions from Beniamins
Younger Crowd Shop. They may be any fashion
from hat to a sweater a complete costume
and be taken any time up to March 31st or
at the Camera Click" fashion show to he held
Saturday, March 18th at HOO AM. at State
Teachers College, Salisbury. Models from the show
will pose for YOU after the show the college
Local prize wnacr vii receive a $40 merchandise
certificate good at any time in Younger Crowd
Shop Judging will be done by a jury of local
experts and their choice will be final Local prize
winning photograph will be submitted to National
Contest Headquarters to compete for national
awards of $50 S25 and SIS cash prizes plus
publication in Co1Inor C:~1s 7Tora7iro
*SHUTTER-BUGS This means you, if you're
a teen between the ages of II and II with an
interest in photography craze for cameras.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
CHAPLAINS CHAPEL

The people of Chaplain's COM
munity wish to thank each and ev-
eryOne who so kindly helped them
make their bake Of last Saturday q
success.
Holy communion will be held at
Chaplain's Chapel on Sunday,
March 6, in the afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

last Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marsh.
Many of the men of the church
were also present. After the bus
mess meeting they were all gra-
ciOusly entertained by the host and
were served delicious ice cream
and cookies.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
TWeRty-SeUeR
NebrGskGN Writes OF
His Winter Experiences
Continued from hrst page)

CONTINUED IfCu INST paB5J
ever seen-and have resided here
for almost sixty years. am en-
herewith my check in lay
ment of the Chronicle, which we
missed greatly during the terrible
winter days during which wn could
not receive papers or mail"
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

at the Rose
Bowl before
10000 speCta.
tors between
L a Ii 70 r.
mia and GeOTg-
ia Tech. No
other game in
the long SeFi-
eS of the
tsT on Pn a .
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
HIGHLIGHTS on SPORTS
BY "Hardy" Humes

NuAAAWA AAM AACAE NVAiU
The most cOmical football ex-
hibitiOn ever witnessed, WAS
played on New Years Day 1929,
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin MCGEE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walls and
son David of Wilmington and L.
p. Shew of Wyoming were town
callers on Sunday.
Johnnie Roberts accompanied his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Wilkins to Philadelphia on
Friday to see Santa Claus. They
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in COllingsdale and Es-
singtOn, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bishop of
Berlin, Md, we're Saturday night
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win MCGEE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and children were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and daughter
Of Seaford on Sunday.
Mrs. Eva DOnovan's class, the
Loyal Workers, will meet with Mrs.
Opal CasOn on Monday evening,
December 8. All members are urg-
ed to be presetn as this is election
of officers.
The Sunbeam Glass will meet in
the school house on December 6.
Sunday, December A: Church
School at IL a. m. Douglas Nor
gan, superintendent. 6:45 p. M
M. Y. F. 1880 p. m.-EVening Wor-
ship.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
ADAMS x ROADS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
and two daughters, Gloria Mae and
Darlene and father, j. w. Johnson
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Custiworth and dau-
ghter, Nancy Of Moorestown, N. J,
Miss Minnie and Althea Adams Of
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with Mrs. John Adams and family.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Bloom
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Horsey of
Bridgville and Mrs. Grace Horsey
were Sunday afternoon dinner
guests Of Mrs. Donald Davidson at
Bear Delaware.
Mrs. Charles Fountain and two
sons, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days in'Phila., with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O'Conner. Mr.. O'Conner is
sick.
The funeral of Mrs. Ida Fritz
Randolph was held at Adams and
WilliamsOn's Funeral Home, Satur-
day afternoon and burial at Bloom
cry Cemetery.
Mrs. Sallie Lore and Mrs. Debbie
Fountain attended the funeral of
Mrs. Randolph, Saturday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

and Mrs. Clarence Calhoun and son
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ken
ton and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Hitch Of Milford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Greenly and family.
Mrs. Matte Roach who is spend
ing the winter in Milford with Mrs
Carrie Burris, suffered a fractured
foot and was a patient in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital for several
days. She returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns we're
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pepper Of Milton for Thanksgiving
dinner.
DR.. George Dolby and mother,
Mrs. Harry Dolby, Mrs. Osmond
Of Harrisburg, Pa, spent Sunday
with the formers grandfather, Mr..
George Dolby, at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. G. Cason.
Mrs. Howard Yoder and sons,
Jackie and Doug, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Redden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Savage and
children of Chester, Pa, were Sat
urday night supper guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Herman Benson and fam
lily.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Donovan were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Donovan, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Morgan, Mrs. Bea-
trice Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Fitzgerald and daughter, Berta
May.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Warren on Thanksgiving
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer c. Ca
son Of SeafOrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Payn-
ter Collins, and Mrs. Ollie Higman
Mrs. Addie Duncan Of Bayard, is
spending the week with her son-in.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
LINCOLN

The Lincoln PIT. A. will holds
its regular monthly meeting Fri
day evening. December 2. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
The meeting viii convene at $500
p. m.
The bake committee wishes to
thank the community for their
generous contributions. Proceeds
from the bake and food sale were
s71O0.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Norris spent
Thanksgiving holidays with rela-
tives IN Philadelphia.
Rev. and Mrs. William II. Revelle.
5r., and children, Carolyn Sue and
Mary Ellen Of Chestertown, Md,
and Miss Sarah Revelle Of Whining
ton were the guests Of their parents
on Thanksgiving.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Johnson for a turkey din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Marshall Of Milton, Mrs. Mae John
son and Mr. and Mrs. Virel John
son.
The Friendship Class will meet
with Mrs. Nexie Dawson Tuesday
evening, December 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linden and
Miss zena Coulter Of Brookline
Pa, spent Thanksgiving with MT
and Mrs. Alvin Redden.
Mrs. Nan Cooper has gone to
Philadelphia and Woodbury., N. j..
to spend the winter with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and children, Christina, Winnets
and Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Morgan and sons, MSron and
Vaughn spent Thanksgiving with
their mother, Mrs. Bessie Morgan
and their brother, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Morgan and daughter il
BOrdeptOwn, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. LeComptt
entertained at a goose dinner OF
Thanksgiving: Mrs. Addie Williams
Miss Katie Atkinson Of Bridge.
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan LeCompte
and daughter Cheryl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin TranseaJ
Of Norfolk, Va, and Glendale, were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]
Donovan.
James H. Clendaniel received
word on Saturday of the sudden
death of his son-in-law, Chester
Jones, in Chester. Pa, early Sat.
urday morning. Mr.. Jones suffered
heart attack. He is survived BY
bis wife, Mrs. Theresa Jones anC
a daughter, Myra, son Donnie. The
funeral was held on Wednesday
AFTERNOON with interment in New
Hope Cemetery, Chester. Th,
Jones are we'll known here being
former residents of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Martin re
turned home on Saturday having
spent two weeks in Baltimore Will
their son William and family.
Mrs. Matte Greenly entertained
at turkey dinner on Sunday, Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
Price Of Cows

In May, 1s49, the average price
Of milk cows in Ohio was S1s5 Der
head-this was equal to the value
Of $500 pounds Of milk.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

Policy reserves Of U. s. life in
surance companies total almost so
billion dollars.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

iden Die tidedo- -i[otpafiIde 5taatsan'
geboriafeit altriidaugeben, Die ibnen
|nad ser 8efreiung % oes 2anoes i'm
Sabre 1915 aberfannt tporoen mar.
SIM Mmtsblatt 1puroe cine 8eroro.
nung oes Snnenrniniiters 8aclao No'
let oeroffentlidt, tponad bie 9eut.
l6en big gnoe Hopember oieIes SSab'
res 9lntrag allf @ieoereinIetung in
ibre Itaatsbiirgerliden Gehte Itellen
fonnen. Siermit madte ote 8egierlng
oen perbliebenen 6elttiden @inpob.
nern ben erlten Inndberungsperiuh,
IeitOem in ben Radfriessiabren unges
fdbr 100000 0eutid)e aus ibren
Seimatsorten in ser Side6o!Slolpa-
fet ullsgelpieIen 1puroen. Gin 8ertre-
ter oeS SnnenminiIterium erflGrte
bier5l1: v0a oieIe OelltiGen iebt ser
marriitild-leniniItil6en SoeoIogie
folgen, peroen iie ni6t benu6teiligt
peroen, neil tie Oertid)e iino. 8ir
baben belonoeres SSSntereiie an oelts
Iden Sa6leuten, 1pie Ssngenieuren,
8ergleltten uno @losarbeitern. Sic
meroen gebrou6t uno f0nnen bleiben
uno f0nnen, 1penn iie tpollen, 1pieber
tlde6o. .Ilonafiide 8iirger 1perOen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11
Aulturkampf in Der
Tft1rt,n-6lnmakpi
(SortIesung bon eette ~

alS ltnterItiitung ser &egierungseiu-
itellung Ser Stride geseniiber nusge-
legt neroen fonnten. gr bot ou6 ben
&atboltfen perboten, Die ,2toopa 9e.
mocracie' 5u IeIen, neil lie sic 9tegie-
rung in ibren 8entiibungen unter.
itiitt babe, cine Staatsfir6e gu erri6.
ten, Sic ni6t ser 4utoritGt ser tide
do-ilotpatiIden 8iifofe uno oes 8oti.
fans unteriteut iIt)
9ie peri6arfte &anpogne oes
Staotes gegen bic &ir6enf fiibrung in
Der Si6e6o<Slopafei riibrt BON Dem
fiir5liden rBolitii6en Siegesfon-
greB" ser fommuniItii6en 8artei ber.
Wtalenfop, &uBlanos Sauptoelegier-
ter auf Oem &onereB, gilt als Elm en-
ger Wtitorbeiter Stalins unb Ha6foI,
ger Oes peritorbenen 4. a. 3boano1p,
bon Oem es bieb, baB er Die Hadfolge
Stalins antreten Ioue, falls bas not
menoig lein ipiirbe. Mealenfo1p tau6-
te iiberraihenoerpeiie ols 0elegierter
gum SarteifongreB auf uno iibers
bradte vbriioerli6e @riiBe".
SSn Wtalenfo,ps @egentpurt mad,
ten tl6e6o-i iloipafiide DeiniIter uno
8urteifiibrer ser fatbolii iden Sierar.
die uno bem 8atifon cine buhltGbli,
die &faniage.
Mtt Walenfotps 3uItimmung err
flarte &oman 3anbro1plfi, SefretGr
bes @eneralfomitees oes Yolnii6en
Nrbeiterbunoes: r9ie internationale
Reaftion bat nod nidt Sen Sooes-
Itreid erbalten. Otit alien Mitteln
oerIuden ser anglo=amerifanil l6e SSnts
perialismus unb Die internationale
Heaftion oie Iesten l1eberbleibIel sic.
ier gfeaftion in 8olen gu mobilize
ren."
sssn gemdBigten &reiien lit man ser
aniidt, oaB Die 9iegierung sic Sir
6enfrage auf bem fommuniitiIden
BarteifongreB NIT einigen In1piirfen
abgetan bdtte, aber Malenfotps @n-
weIenbeit erforoerte ibdrfere WaB-
nubmen. Malenfo1p ion bie 3uii6er-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

biirgerli9en SntoIeran5 fiibren, falls
ale duBeren &pnponenten in irgeno
einem 3eitpunft oafiir giinitig peroen
follten. Die @eidibte lebrt, Dab Der
&atboliaismus uns Die anbern Som
feiiionen oieier @efabr einmal erlegen
iino, ipenn au9 niht aus ibrem We.
len, 10 bod aus aeitbeoingten ltmIbdn'
ben beraus. Sc lit baber cine ernIte
Iufgabe Ser Stride un6 aler 1rrn
pirfli6en Sortldritt iid ntiibenoen
MenIhen, bieIe 8efabr 81 bannen
anb oie @etpaltmetboben altf allen
@ebieten moglibit gu bef6nlpfen, mar
ia oo6 Die einitige 8etpaltantpen6ung
ieitens oes Gbriltentuns MIR Elm Seil-
altsI6nitt aus elmer brutalen 8eiant-
auffaiiung oes 8e6tes unb Der
&aupftnetbooen.
6. Oamit lit freilid Die ieoen Gbri.
item beordngenoe Srage nidt geloit,
mieio Die Stride gbriiti ba5u fonmen
fonnte, Die grauiame @laubensiufti5
ni6t nur at oul6en, ionoern logar sll
binigen. Die slntport liegt IN Der
furdtbaren Erasif oes Menihliben
in ser Stride iiberbaupt, Die es leioer
mogli6 madt, oaB aub in Der Stride
gbrilti iih menihlibe Mberiinoe auf-
tun, ielblt Bis 51 oen Na6folgern Be-
tri binauf. Senoung uno 8eien Der
Stride iino eetpiB eottlib, ibr duBeres
&leib aber lit meni6lid, NIT allen
&iiien uno 5leden neni6ltder gr-
bdrmlihfeit uno 8erirrung. Neben
Dem antlit oes Seiligen fann bie
Srate oes blinoen Sanatifers iteben.
l1no an Die acknowledgment biiben
ltnb oriiben, oie S6eiterbaufen ser
ipaniIden Snquiiition unb Cabins
iino iolde franfbafte 5raten, Dor oe-
men uns @ott in oIer 3ufunft betpab-
rem moge!
,Orientiertnrg'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11
Btf 3nnuthttnit
/. Siitoriide Gntuidlnns

1. 8ir perIteben unter Snqliit-
tion bas gorgeben eegen anoersglan.
bige nit itaatlid-inateriellen Inter.
ftdungsmetboben, EStrnf- ltn6
3ponasmitteln, Dor allem Ser Eobes-
ftrafe, i'm @egenfat 5u rein geiitli6en
Strafen tpie Grfommuniiotion, Gus
peniion niip. 0ie Snquiiition lit Dem
gbriitent,m an iib fremo. Der erite
4eberperfoleer 1par ni6t Die Stride,
lonoern Der beipotiihe romii d c
&aiIer it a a t, Der leit aonltentin
mebr ODER peniger ~hriitlid)" gemor-
oen tpar. Mus politil6en 3ielen l8ab-
rung Der ginbeitlihfeit oes 3eicbes)
i6ritten bie 8aiier gegen BREEDER ser
reliei01en (driitliden) ginbeit i'm
State elm, balo gegen bic <Seften,
balo ai,d) segen Die redtgldl.bisen
Gbriiten, ie nad6em Der &aiier BON
bieier ooer iener Bartet mar.
0ie &irdenp1ter Iinb in,lner mie=
ser eegen aae @elpaltanrenoung III
@laubensiaben aufsetreten unO ha-
ben Dor alien Die bl.tt:gen 3mangs.
mitteI oes romil1en Staates abges
Iebnt. go tpurbe 3. g. Die Sinribs
tl,ng oes Srrlebrers Brisciliar ourf)
Sen @egenfaiier Marimus i'm Sabre
384 bon Mn,broIil,s l,no Wcrtin bon
aSours i6arf perurteilt.
2. 4uh i'm mi t t e I | t er j.
6 en- @Iaubens It rat gab es
MISUNDERSTANDING feline blutigen @lau,
bensberfolgungen. Grit ieit es nit osr
elften Sabrbunoert 5ur tpa6Ienben
8eorobune bes 1nittelalterli6en @es
1nein1peIens ourb 6ie 8olfsbe,pegung
Ser @atbarer fam, bol15og it1 anmab.
lidb eine 8an6lung. Dieie 8eipegung
NOR mit ibren 1ln6riitli6en manidbdi.
i6en 2ebren, NIT ibrer 8ertperfung
ieoen dl,Beren &ir6entltrns, Der 60
fra,ne,,te, bes 8rieItertums ul1p., nit
ibrer ablebnung Der gbe unb ibren
So5iaGebren su elmer f1r6tbaren 8es
brobung Ser @runolagen bes mittels
alterlihen @emeintpeiens, nod Der
firhIihen ipie io5ialen Seite bin ge.
morhen. Das 8olf griff bielerorts gu
getpaltianer SelbItbilfe gegen bie ge,
,rfGbrIiden unb oft au6 senalHdtisen
Reuerer. 8alb fam es aud 5um blu,
tigen einIdreiten Ser ipeltliben
, Sbrigfeit, suerit in 6ranfrei6.
g. Die f. r6 lid e Sbrigfeit bui
unfdnglih iabr5ebntelang ii6 gegen
oieie Gntapidlung getpebrt unb Die
blutigen 8erfoIgltngen gegen Die &a.
tbarer nerurteilt, 10 ettpa bie &on5i'
lien bon Heim 1049, bon ToulouIe
1866. 4us Dem @ort aatbarer tpurbe
ip6ter bas 6eutibe @ort Setter gebil,
Oct. 8ernbar bon glairpeaur, elmer
Der groBten Seiltgen bes WittelaIters
bnt nod 1mn 1850 bie blutige Selblt.
ilIti5 oes 8oIfes uno oieler Staats.
beborben geeen bie Srrgldubiger
I6arf berurteilt: ,Fldes snddenda est
non i,,,boneuda = Ser @lalbe lit ga.
he Der l1eber5eugung, ni6t bee
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