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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-11

Completely furnished 2-bedroom
cottage, on nice Handicapped cor
ner lot. Price, $4,000. See us
about this. Apartment house,
three apartments, near Truman
Avenue. A good investment
buy. Price, $4,000 for quick
sale. johnson & Johnson.
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WANTED TO RENT

Garage, vicinity 500 block Caro-
line Street. Phone 777XR.
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aHEYSr
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Top soil and sand screened, $3.50
yard. ''' Stevens South Beach
Motel, Phone 1907 and 1873.
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Furnished apartment, 3 rooms and
bath. Maid and janitor serv-
ices, linens and utilities fur
nished. Coral Hotel Apart
ments, opposite Post Office.
10, feb1-tf
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FOR SALE-TRATLER
g. COACHES
IT'S METZGER'S FOR FINE
TRAILER COACHES

~ &sAA@ ZNTGS1t a. Nh I 4IVG
TRAILER COACHES
Complete Line of New
and Used Trailers
1948 Spartanette (all-alum-
mum model demonstra-
torJ"1- $2995
1945" Streamlite, 27' Tan
dem . ------------------ s1795
l947, Interstate, "a ----.---- $1395
1947A continental, OF tam
dem e $1795
1916 :Elcar, 20 ------------------ $1495
1946" R6ycraft, 26' ---------------- $1795
1912 M System, "a --.-.---. $685.
All Of these trailers have
electric refrigeration and bot
tied gas and are in excellent
condition.
PHONE 72119, MIAMI, FLA.
$3.50 Biscayne
Open Evenings Until 10
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3 rooms, 4 beds, electric kitchen.
Private bath and shower. On
beach. Private entrance. Phone
005-W. feb5-tf
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1916 Oldsmobile de LUKE, two-
tone, hydromatic, all extras.
Reasonable. Private owner.
Town Hotel, 805 Simonton.
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l941 Buick Fordor Sedan, New
paint job, new tires. Phone
1337-W, 223-A Poinciana.
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
THE rare man is he who can
see a thing as it is"
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FOR SALE-pROMISSARY
NOTES

-f F. 49, --------------
Notes. (Promissary), lie each.
Minimum five. Artman Press,
tChizen Bldg, Phone 81.
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Y CLASSIFIED aIADS


1947 Buick, 4-door super, new
paint, 24,000 miles. Price, $3.50.
Terms $3.50 down, balance can
be financed. Can be seen at
Rays Bar, 627 Duval Street,
Phone l447-J. feb5-6tx
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Key West In
Days Gene By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
FEBRUARY IL. 1899

President Roosevelt will visit
Key West early next week be-
fore going to review the fleet
in Caribbean maneuvers.
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New shipment of Holgate Toys.
Bingo Bed, Fan Tails, Blocks,
Donut rattles, Noah's Arc, etc.
Children's Corner. Simonton
ST., near Sears. feb11-3t
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;Hand,eagYed Bayarian chess set,
complete with inlaid chess
board and chest for figures.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Price, $500. 2O6-A Poinciana.
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The 28-foot motorboat, owned
by Alfred Knowles and Leon
Thompson, was sunk by a wa
terspout yesterday while they
were fishing seven miles on the
bay side from Bahia Honda
They were intent on fishing and
were not aware of the spout till
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Furnished apartment. 1901 Tru-
man, Phone 2l5. feb8-tf
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Mari, 1rQck, black dirt. See us
for cheapest prices for hauling.
Phone 1S50-M. Buster Cerezo.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE

Passport and I'D. pictures. Two
hour service. Duval Studio, 619
Duval Street, in the Valdes
Building. feb7-6tX
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Two hsI boxes, like new. Stutz
Hotel, 4l0 Fleming Street.
Es1pM si E feb1-tf
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City council voted four to-three
last night to install parking me-
tiers in Key West! =
Evening star., 1949-05-15

making her home with Mrs. Munce
for the present.
Mrs. 2. E. johnson has returned
to her home in Germantown after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. johnson
at Cobb Island. Md.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Hand
were given a farewell party Tues
day In Germantown preceding
their leaving for Hobe Sound. Fla,
where they will make their home.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Goithersbure-U Upper Montgomery County
Birthday Party Arranged;
Shower for Bride-EIect

Mrs. Merle Jacobs and her son
Charles are spending the week end
In Brooklyn visiting the formers
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Waters. Mr.. Jacobs
and his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burke. are
visiting in Williamsport, Pa, with
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Dodge until
Monday.
Mrs. Glenn Gillian is entertain
ing at buffet supper this evening
for a number of guests In celebra-
ton of Mr.. Gilliam's birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Raymond Jackson enter
tanned informally Monday evening
at her home on the Laytonsville
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Gettings
have returned to their home in
Rockville after an extensive tour
which took them to Mexico
through the Southern States.
Mrs. Joseph Oden and her
daughter Susan Is spending several
weeks vacationing at Miami Beach.
Mrs. Robert Fulcher has re-
turned to her home in Rockcrest
after spending two weeks in Wins
Salem with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Mosley.
Mrs. Thomas Garrett and Miss
Jerry johnson entertained yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Garret in
Boyds at bridal shower for Miss
Carolyn Williams. who will be
married in June to Mr.. John s..
Finlay III of Arlington. Va.
Luncheon guests Of Mrs. Julia
Becraft in Laytonsville on Thurs
day were her daughter and sister,
Mrs. Marshall Munce of York, Pa.
and Mrs. Rose Chriswell, formerly
Of Cleveland. Mrs. Chriswell Is
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Stotue Made of Gloss

A life-size model of a beautiful
woman made entirely Of glass Is
being exhibited at the Leipzig
Fair in Germany.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20
~. August

|ii6t" aIs 8eltanoteil Der fotpietifhen
9eiasungs5one 5u gelten babe. 9as
fann ni1ts nnoeres be6eiten, als oaB
oieies @ebiet eben in .al,6eren 9tr-
fthten" ebenio 81 bebanoeln tit, Dle
Die bier 8eiasltngs5onen, 1tanllib oils
Seil 9elti1lanos. Cine abmei1enoe
Muslegung tpdre iinnlos; 0enn tpentt
Die @ebiete oltlid Der ODER lino gtetBe
mad oem MilIen Der 8eteiligten tpirf-
lih Ser polnilhen Souberdnitdt un-
terltellt neroen iollten (iino nihts an-
oeres bebeutet es, 1penn man oteles
Serritorium als rSeil 8olens" be-
tra1tet), 10 tpGre ia oie 5uidslihe Gin-
rdumung elmer polnilben 8eriDaltnng
iiberfliiiiig; audi Der prtpate @rnno-
eisentiimer bebarf nidt erit Der Be
sriinoung zines 8adtrebteS ooer
NieBbrauhes, INN iein @runoitiid IN
8eipirtldaftllng nebmen 5u oitrfen.
Grit redt sebt idlieBlih Der polniid=
iotpietiide SintpeiB auf ben Snbalt
Ser &rim-@eiprG6e febl. Ster lit Die
loipietii6e Seite bon BEN tpeitlidet
neutrality-suspicious. eir1tDanofrei
besapouiert tporoen. Dabon abgeie-l
ben, bat bel Den bamals nod unDer-
binolid) gefiibrten @eiprdden niht
einmal &larbeit bariiber geberribt,
Oh Die 5l1 befiirtportenoe (nm mebr
ging es nid)t) @ren5e Bolens entlang
Der oitliden (@laser) ODER Der nett
liben (2auiiber) HeiBe berlanfen iol-
te - es beoarf feiner beiotoeren Be
griinonng, baB berartige @eIprdbe
nidt 5u elmer oon flarer 8ortlaut
Ger Gotsbamer 8ereinbarung abtpei=
denoen auslegung fiibren Oiirfen.
0amit ltebt felt, oaB Bolen eben
MN Ole 8ertpaltung, nibt aber eie
8ebietsbobeit ser oelitihen Siteebiete
innebat. Someit oaber BoleE ieine
8efugnis .5ur 9lustreibung Der oeut-
i6en 8epolferung auf slrtifel XIII
{ nIusiieolung aus Bolen )5u grim
Den iubt, lit bielem argument Die
8rnnolage ent5ogen gan5 l1nab=
bangig ooDon, bob nod unlerer Iuf=
faiiung oie austreibung ielblt Damn
unaulaiiig tpdre, tpenn Bolen tatIdd)-
lid iiber Die neutrality-suspicious.
binaus audi Die @ebietsbobeit (Sou-
beranitdt) on oen itrittigen @eb;eten
erlangt bdtte; benn in bielem sSnlIe
fonnte iib MrtifeI XIII. Der @otsoa-
mer 8ei6liiiie nur auf bas poIniide
raltreid) nidt aber nud alIf Die iiber
Habt iibernommenen @ebiete nit If.
rer ausihlieBlih oeutihen 8epolfer-
nng bon Nilionen be5ieben.
(5ortiesuns folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20
HIM Or 1raitrnprrfInlid,-
krit: Marta marn
(5ortlesung folst)

Die beporitebenoe Selisipre6ung
Naria @arbs i'm 81. ssabr 1910 IdBt
mid aus fneiner grinnerllng folgen-
oes er51blen:
Sn Dem iilbrigen 51immer zines
Mopentabenos oon 1948 tpanberte i6
ourb ote bornebm itile Meitben3itraBe
81 @idftdtt Dem Ianggeiredten 6auie
Der englii9eu Graulein an. glls ;t6 on
6em blarfen nteiiingtten &lingelfnopf
ge5ogen, 0ffnete iif mir Die Norte
uno if nar eingelaifen IN bag belle,
tpeite Meif, mo iugenblibe Nenibsn
eine seiitise Hflan5itatte sefunben ba-
ben. &ier marc ibnen fir 6as ip1tere
praftiife 2eben eine fruhtbare nno
umfaiienoe Musbiloung auteil. 9eute
i1ien iiber oas gan5e @aus eine be-
idmingte Mtmolpbdre sebreitet au
iein. Mit geipannten @rpartungen
iab man Dem Spiel INN Waria @aro
entgegen. g8er tuar iie? Maria @arb?
Muf Dem geiItig religt0ien Sori5ont
oes iieb5ebnten Sabrbunoerts tai,bt
ibre grideinung auf. sic idritt ourb
Die Gage ibrer 3eit NIT elmer Cider
belt bes @eiItes, elmer Grommigfeit
Der Seele un6 elmer @iite oes Ger
gems, bic ibressleihen iubte. Sbr
Mntlis mar blaB uno lhmal, ibre Mu-
gen groB iino blau tpie Die Giefe eines
8erglees, barinnen iid Ser 6immel
mioeripiegelt. Sbre treue Gorge unb
2iebe mar auf Die Nd9iten geri1tet.
Sbre n1iitterlide Eeilnabme. ibre err
5ieberiibe @eisbeit ourften llnge-
5ablte erfabren. Maria @ar1 lit ibnen
6urh ibren 8eruf 5ur geiitigen Jiib-
rerin geiDor0en. Sn langem, binge-
bungsbonen @irfen bot 5ie ibre @e-
fabrtinnen norbil6lih betreut. sic be-
griin6ete in England, mo iie geboren
mar, in DeutihIanb (Babern) nno
anberen 91n6ern Der gr6e bic @on-
gregation Ser @ngliihen 5rGulein.
Sbrer inneren 8erltfung getreu, anoe-
rem 5l raten, al belfen, 1pir6 fie an
Der @anb @ottes in Die Meite gefibrt.
aIs @eiierin uno @eitalterin ibres
2ebens NOR es ibr bergonnt, iiber al-
lem peri0nlihen @irfrlnesfreis bin.
aus in ben an6eren 91nbern 5u mir.
Ten llno einen groBen @reis bon Men-
ihen 5u beidenfen. @eien un6 Bir-
Ten 6ieier beoeutenoen Grau 1T uno
bleibt audi beute gegenpdrtig 1lno be-
glmdenoe @egentpart.
Sm Spiel INN Maria @ar6 ourf-
ten mir teilnebmen ON ibrer geiltigen
Gnttpiflung. Mit ibr tpnnSeln mir
bic @ege ibrer @ilbnng, Dem fir fie
10 fdidialbaften, beiIigen @eg. SIT
INN Maria @aro ie beidmingteres
iino itia Snnigeres anssefagt nor.
benz Miterleben fonnten mir i'm
Spiel oas iSinnbilo ibres 2ebeng. Dns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20
meld,r Krtrgsgrfangrnrn
rntldBt hrutr Dir 6nmJrt-
Aninn?
nad ben eriten Wonaten
Der neneu Seimfebrertranspurte

@o6e fir @ohe treffen iest
tpieoer Sransporte ebemaliger
oeutlder &riegssefangener aus
Der Sotpiet- Union in Deutlbs
lamb elm. @enn audi nod im-
mer Sunoerttauienoe oeuti9er
&riegsgefangener binter ioipieti.
i6em Stodelorabt leben miiiien
10 gibt boh Die &egelmdBigfeit
ser iesigen Seiufebrertranspor
te berehtiste Soffnung, oaB Die
Sotpiets Die 9fiidfiibruns nun
planmaBig tpeiterfiibren tpollen.
n8lanmdBig", = mos lit bas
fir elm Rlan, Der bieier neuen
9aiiffiibrungsaftion ausrlnoe
liegt? Nah tpelhen @eii9ts-,
punften fino oie iest beimse.
febrten Rriegsgefangenen in Ser
Sotuiet.l1nion fir 6en Erans.
port ausgeipdblt tpor6en2 @el.
DIE @riesssefansene fiibrt Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20
Die &mstreibnng ais p6lferredjtsmi-
briger Gprgang

2ie argumente, nit benen Die pol
|niI6e 8egierung uno offentli6e Wei-
nung gegeniiber Dem s(nslano Die
austreibung Ser oitbeutihen 8enol-
ferung 5u re6tfertigen perIubten, iitlb
in ibren groBen umriiien i'm tpeient-
li6en betannt. @enn iie on oieierI
|Stelle no6mals 5uiammengefaBt tper,
oen lollen, 10 geidiebt bies crit in
5meiter 2inie besbalb, nm Die l1nbalt-
bartlett Der polnii6en 9luffaiiung in
|polferre6tlidem Sinne oar5utun, ion-
bern Dor allem, INN oamit oie @runb-
lage zines peiteren, auf Die perl0nli-
DE 8eranttportli9feit ser Sanoeln=
ben binmeiienben Sbrittes gu finoen.
8e5iiglib Der polniiben arsumen-
te fOnnen tpir uns Inn 10 fiir5er failen,
als ibre urIpriinslih ourhihlageno
eriAeinenoe 8etpeisfraft geraoe inn
|Iuslano, nah DEM 8efannt,peroen ge-
|raoe5u beIhdmenoer gin5elbeiten iiber
Seberan, Salta uno 8otsoam, bon
Sabr 5l1 SSabr an @etpi6t perloren bat
uno belte praftil6 ni6t mebr ernit
genommen miro; 5uoem bat Der Ser
faiier @elegenbett sebabt, oas 8ro-
blem ausfiibrlih in elmer belonberen
lS6rift 5u erortern (Serapbin1- -Wau-
ra6-8olfrum: "Sitmarts Der Soer
nno gteiBe, SatIa6en aus @efbihte,
@irtIdaft uno 9fe9t";; @iiienidaftli-
be @erlagsanItalt a@., 9annoper
1949). 8olen leitet ieine 8efugnis
| our Waiienerilierung Ser Deuti iben
BON Der Satla6e ab, baB es bie 8e-
biete Dltlih Ser beioen tSbidlalsitro-
me bereits porber in bolferrebtli1
tDirflamer glrt ertporben babe. Das
8ebiet gebore bolfer= uno itaatsre1t-
lid 5l1 Bolen. Nad Mrtifel XIII bes
Hotsoamer Mbfommens lei Holen be-
re6tigt, Die beutiGe 8epolferung .al,s
8olen" aus5uiieoeln, nobel 6ie einaise
I8elhrdnfung in Ser rorganiiierten
Juno bumanen" 9ur6fiibrung bieier
MaBnabme liege. 9ie Musiieblnng lei
loaber BON oornberein alldiiig geDeien.
Mber lelbIt Damn, nrgumentiert Yolel
lpeiter, menn oie @ebiete oltlib ser
ODER uno geeiBe our6 YotsOam noG)
|nidt 5u ~polnildem Staatsgebiet" se-
moroen Ieien, ieien Ole 4usmeilungen
nift gu beanitanben. 3un1hlt batten
Die oapon betroffeuen Mdbte - Dur9
8iloung bon auffanglagern, 2enfung
un6 Berteilung oes Sliidtlingsi sitroms
ui1p. - oieIer MaBnabme 5ugeItimmt,
iie alio - tpenn iie uripriingli6 un-
5ulaiiis setpeien iein ioate nod
trdglid rgebeilt". @eiterbin lei Die
Musiieolnng nab ben @runbiaten Der
bolferrebtlid erlaubten Mepreiialie
gegeniiber Deuti6lano 5uldiiig getpe-
len, oenn audi bas Deutide Meib babe
Bel ausiibung Ser faftiihen Dberbos
belt iiber oas beleste polniife @ebtet
1904 5abnoie 8olen aus Dem
@artbegan un6 aus Oberi6leiierl
5tDangspeiie nod @eit-Yolen, 6enl
@eneralgoubernement, nusgeiie6eH.
l1nb enolib ltn6 GuBeritenfalIs lei Die
,Musiie6lung Der Delttihen 1,ah ben
@efihtspunften 6es b0lferrehtli6 an.
ertnnnten Notitnn6es not1pen6ig ge.
ltpor6en. Denn 0nrh bic Mbtretltng
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20

teisenoiien, aus Der 3eit Dor 1888,
ale S5.Mngeborigen, rleiIt nlicb bic
ebemaligen SM MsM1nner, ale Snba-
Der non Yartei1lntern, Boli5ei-Mnge-
borige 1ino bielfab audi Die Wdnner
bon 2nnbesidiiben 5@inbeiten, bieie
offenbar aus Dem @rnnoe, neil Der
&uiie iie, Die in Sen binteren @ebie-
ten eingeiett maren, fir oorgefomme-
ne MiBbanolungen rliiiiher &riegs-
gefangener, rliiiii6er 8artiianen 1,n0
Iftionen gegeniiber Der ,3ipilbebolfe-
rltng nerantportli6 madt. sls beion-
oere &ategprie betra9tet bie Sotpiet-
Union aub nod Die Stabsoffi5iere,
Griegsberidter lno &riegsDermal-
tungsbeamte, oie audi nod unter ,ge-
iperrt" laufen. 3ieIe Strei6ungen
our6 bie geRB0 betrusen i'm Gur6.
idnitt 5pan5ig bis fiinfunoapan5ig
9ro5ent Ser l1rlilte,
Die enbsiiltise Siebnns
gtad oieier porl1ufigen Siebung
erfolgt nod sic abl6lieBenoe Inter
iu6ung uno 8ernebmung BON einem
groBeren 8remiltm bon boberen
N&89-Sffi5ieren unb sler5ten, lpo=
bel ard Ser ioipietiide 2agerfomman-
oant unb ser 9olitsSffi5ier bes 2o-
gers 5ugesen iinO. 8ie 8ernebmuns
eritredt iid arf oie politiide l,n6 milf
tariide 5atisfeit, auf 8ranfbeiten,
3ioilberuf ltno auf oen .anteil Ser
@ieoergutnadung" - 10 nennt man
in ser Sopiet4ltnion sic Sipangsar-
belt Ser oeutiden ariessgefaneenen.
Sebr intereiiiert 5eigte iid) uu6 oie
&ommiiiion oaran, in mel6e 3one
Geutidlanos man beimfebren tpollte..
Sour mer auf Oieie 11nteriu6ung
gliidlidl ii6eritano, fano iih id)lieBli1
auf Ser enosiiltigen Seimfebrerliite.
CT. HerbWmdnn, Soest.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20
Nodj nidt beimfebrermiirbis

Die neuen Seimfebrer5iige, Die iest
in 5ranffurt a. 5. Soer aus Ser
Somietll1nion eintreffen, 1peroen BON
elmer 5entralen 0ienltiteQe eingeiett.
Webrere bena6barte 2ager erbalten
bieroon Nadri6t unter 4ngabe Ser
auf oas ein5elne @ager entfauenoen
Seimfebrer5abl. IGe @efangenen Der
9Dltrogruppen 1perben bon elmer lin.
teriudunssfomntiiiion iotpietii9cr
Mer5te uno sler5tinnen eingebenS
unterludt.
Sene, Die in oieier eriten Inter
iu6ung beimfebrerreif befunoen mer.
Den, fommen al,f oie l1rliite. 9iele
gebt an sic H&8O, ipo cine itrenge
Siebung 1lnb Sihtung nab politi-
i6en l.no Gbnli6en @eii9tspunften
an Sano Der Berionalaften erfolgt.
0ieie 8erionalaften iino nod eigenen
@nsaben mad Sol0bii6ern uno @ebr.
pdiien angelegt uno nibt ielten reid
an Mnlasen aus ben Berihten Ser
unter Ben Deutiden eingeIesten Spit
5eln, Ser 8eurteilung oes Iftibleiters
Goes fir Die geian1te politiihe 4rbeit
i'm 2ager nerantmortlihen Deutiden)
uno ser 8eurteilung ruiiiider 2ager.
iteaen. Mufgr,,no oieier l1nterlagen
uer6en auf Der ltrliiten ale geitriden,
Die ni6t ober nod niht rbeimfebrer.
iDiirbig" iinb. 8is gum Sabre 1948
geniigte aur Streihung i6on, penn
iib in ben Berlonalaften aud nur elm
8ermerf iiber etne friibere Mitglie6-
i9aft BEL Ser @SDMH ODER elmer, il.
rer BIieoerlngen 0elbit 9itler,sSu..
gen6) befnn6. Sett fi16 bic .,1on1i,
nellen Bgs" frei bonn Sperrbermerf.
@eltrihen tperoen aber mod ale 9ars
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-20

Sopiet.llnion iest 3uriid? Die
Jragen intereiiieren Mfilfionen
oeutiber Gamilien, Die, beilte
nod iebnliidtig auf oie 9eim-
febr oes 8aters ODER bes Sob
mes ober bes @atten tparten. !,
Gin 9fuBlano-S -Seimfebrer gibt
g(nttport altf oiele fSragen:
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6rnankpt iihpr Die Aus
trrihung npr nffhrut-
fdrrtt Bruilkprung
IGbriit llnteripess', Wiinden)

II
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-17

shun I'll bet he is out. and why
moi.
Now I wonder where Dewart
cudda been when Truman was
figgering out how much money
all of the different dams were
gonna need. Anyway, I say
that again like Truman Sed, the
do nuthin did nuthin, and
Dewart is a Republican too. Got
plenty of real support in this
county. Who is it that sed rite
to your representative, congress-
man etc. Yes, sir, and waste
another 3 scent stamp, paper
and time.
Now for a good yoke aye yust
herd from Meanasota:
CLAY Olsun vas a treckwalk-
er. He vas bein questshuned
about a he'd on cullishun.
"You say" asked the attorney
"at ten that night you was
walking up toward Seven Mile
crossing and saw No. 8 coming
down tine track at so miles an
hour"
YAH" sed CLAY.
"And when YOU looked be-
hind, you saw No. s coming up
the track at go miles an hour"
YAH" said Clay.
"Well, what did you do then
said the attorney.
AYE got off Of the track
sed CLAY.
well, then what did you do !"
aye sed to myself, Dis bane
one hellova way to ran a rail-
road"
TWo-piece davenport sets, per-
feet condishun, $35 and down.
New bed divan, $3.50 and up.
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Pldns Are Ldid for
Men dnd Missions
Banquet on Murch ]

A planning committee met at
the Methodist church on Mon
day night to make final plans
for the Men and Missions ban
quet, which will be held at the
Methodist church basement on
March l, beginning at Z p. m.
An interesting program is be-
ing planned, with short talks by
various laymen and the prin-
ciapl speaker will be from out
of town, it was announced.
Singing and other musical
selections will also be on the
program.
Laymen present at the plan
ming meeting included b. =.
Kleinhesselink, julius thinner
man, E. J.. Bulls, George Mehl-
ing, Pete Pitsch, Jr., and How
ard Wagner, representing var
iouS churches of the county. An
invitation has been extended to
other churches to join in the
fellowship.
The program will be published
in next weeks issue of the Tri-
bune-Herald.
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dian Affairs, Mines and Mining
and Public Lands subcommittee
of the House Public Land COM
mittee, Chairman Andrew Som
mers, recently announced in
Washington, D. C.
D'EWart said ne was glad to
continue to serve on the COM
mittees which, he said, were OF
primary Importance to the West.
He has been a member since
his election to Congress and was
chairman of the Indian Affairs
group while the Republicans had
a majority in the House.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-17
stockholders Of
Ditch to Meet

The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Big Horn
LoWllne Ditch company will be
neld Saturday, March 5, it was
announced this week by Joseph
= Weinberg, secretary Of the
company. VI
The meeting, which will get
under way at 2 b. m. at Foster
nall, is for the purpose Of
choosing directors and officers
Tor the ensuing year, and for
transaction of other business.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-17
MIKE
SEZ

I'm believing Presadint Tru-
man when he Sed, 1.-The do
nuthin Congress, ETC." Yes, sir.
There is Senator James Murray,
a Montana Democrat amt done
nothin. He talks for the little
buznesS man, ETC., and all he
has done is talk. Nuthin about
the Big Horn dam. Then agin,
look at the small vote he got
outta Big Horn county. Why
should he help. The place for
him to help ferSt is where they
went all out for him.
Now there is a Senator by
name of Ecton, a Republican. I
never herd of him only at the
leckshun time when he ran and
won on the Republican ticket.
I think only by luck too. Still,
he really got the votes in Big
Horn county. He hasn't done a
thing that I knoe of for Big
Horn county, or even the state
of Montana. The next eleck-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-17
Valentine PdrtY is
Feature Of BPW

After a short business session,
which was presided over by
Helen Olenik, the Business and
professional Women'S club en-
loyed a Valentine party Tues
day evening at the home of
Ursula zelka with Ruth Hemen-
way as co-hostess.
Games and guessing contests
We're enjoyed by the group, and
prizes were given to the sue
cessful participants. Cleo Thor
was a guest of the club.
The next regular meeting will
be March /.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-17
OBSERVER sNoWBoUNDED

]. H. Fletcher, weather OBJ
server in southeastern Montana,
hasn't sent in reports since
early December-thuS making
Montana's weather reports in
complete for two of the coolest
months in the states history.
Fletcher is stationed south of
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-17
D'Ewdrt Continues
On Committees J, !.

Representative wesley A.
DEWart, Republican, Montana,
will continue to serve on the
Irrigation and Reclamation, In
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NOTICES

LET US fix your farm equipment before
spring rush starts. We specialize in all
makes and models. Don't throw away
your old cylinder blocks and heads be-
fore you consult us. Bill Links Repair
Shop in old Mccarthy Seed building:
81
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III chair for kids only, $685..
Pottee chair, complete with
utility chamber. $6.95. Hurry.
INJURY, or you will lose out.
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Ashland, in hills between the
Powder and Tongue rivers, near
the Wyoming border. The area
is covered by deep SnOw-drifts
and has been swept by blizzards
in recent weeks.