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the rear lot line.
Require that Sethacks for residen-
tial buildings in business zones con-
form to residential setback stand
ards. MANY residences built in bus
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One-year-old Violetta burden was
burned to death Thursday when an
oil stove exploded in the kitchen of
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Evening star., 1950-09-17

ference this makes on the difficult
. days. Tampax was designed by a
doctor to be worn internally. Made
Of highly absorbent cotton, each
Tampax is compressed in an easy
to-use applicator. When in place it
cannot be seen or felt. Of course no
6ulging, no chafing and no odor.
May be worn in tub or shower.
Changing is quick and disposal-no
trouble. Buy Tampax at drug or
notion counter. Three absorbencies
Regular, Super, Junior. Average
months supply fits into purse. Econ
omy box holds 4 times this guam
tlty. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer,
Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
DRESSING FOR YOUR BOSS
by Marie l. Carney
AUTHOR OF -ETIovEITE IN suslNEss"

DEAR MISS CARNEY: How would
you describe the costume of the
girl who is dressed in good taste
for the office?
ANSWER: For any girl who works in
an Office or store, clothes are crucial.
She has limited amount of money to
Evening star., 1950-09-17
lisa pity
to lose even
one month
Women oiI Ground YOU ors using
Ionpox for sunitUy protection
diseordins belts exsernol pods!

This very month
why don't you
turn to Tampax
when the sani-
tary- protection
time arrives?
This remarkable
Tampax dis
cards both the
binding belt and
the bulky pad
and millions of
women can tell
YOU what a diff
Evening star., 1950-09-17

spend on them, yet they must look just right.
She should remember this: her employer does not hire
her to look seductive but to look and be competent
efficient part of the business organization.
In most Offices conservative clothes best. Double
ankle straps usually of place. and the high
schoolers beat-up loafers
The worker who meets the public expected to be
carefully dressed than the average office girl She may
have wardrobe of welltting SUITS tailored wools and
simple dresses of lighter weight material But for most
Office jobs bouses and skirts cardigan sweaters and mex
pensive tailored dresses quite suitable.
Darcoored clothes most practical because OF clean
ing problems and because they be easily matched
up That goes for shoes, too.
FABRICS important velvet affeta satin or lace
not for Office hours If the working girl goes date
straight from business she shouldn't sequins to the
Office but dress suitable for both daytime and evening
Perhaps it would be helpful to know of the things
employers object to in business girls appearance:
Plungng or off-the-shoulder necklnes tight jersey
bouses or sweaters; backess dresses without the
Jacket open mdris; ballet slippers moccasns and ankle
socks fancy, hghplatormed shoes; open sandals with
no stockings: hair in pin curs wrapped in kerchef
Clipped nail polish; very short very long fngernais
ankle bracelets huge rings, dangling too big earrings
bracelets that catch typewriter cash register.
A working girls pumps should always be polished her
heels never run down. Her stocking seams straight
her white accessories white gmy Her hair is cean
her makeup natural And her perfume does not asphyxiate
everyone within 100 feet
OUT-OF-TOwN VISITORS: Read Opera Star
4strid Varnay's odUice to 20" NEXT '0eek
Evening star., 1950-02-12
lnnersprine
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Filled with firm inner
springs and white cot
ton felt, plus 1929
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W.oter-repellent COW
er. Order yours
save!
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Good-ookine cotton eobordne-finshed twill pants and
ocket, both double stitched for durability Two-tone
ocket is trimmed with western motif embroidery,
warmly lined with cotton kosho Brown, green, navy
l%J
Evening star., 1950-02-12
Sove On Boby Needs!

Bath Blanket, 4Ox4o"- f.6s
Both Towel, 2Ox3O" O"-------ese
Woshcloths, exe"- - for 23c
Towel and Woshcloth Set----Sl
Fitted Muslin Crib Sheet with
nitered corners ------l.19
"Botes" PercoIe Crib Sheet, Ask
TT. Postels ---------l.H
Quilted Cotton Pods:
l7xlS" -37e 34x52"- ALI
1884 Tie 27x54" LII
Cotton Crib Blanket, 3ex5o".
Nursery prints ------l.44
Embossed Cotton Crib Blanket,
royon satin bound. 36x54"
FIeeey Cotton Receiving Blanket,
3Ox4O -------------64e
Cotton Flannel Receiving Blanket,
3Ox36" ---------------5se
Cotton Chenille Crib Spread,
nursery design ------3.27
Heavy Aluminium steriIizer, with
bottle rack ----------2.64
Hi-Choir Bib, waterproof. Postels,
see
Birdseye Diapers, 27x27". Hem
med -----------Iz for I.74
Royon Covered Waterproof Pom
ties es-----------3 for ST
Philippine Handmade Infant
Dresses
Fine Conbed Cotton Ponties.
Double crotch, white, posteIs.
Sizes z, 4, 6--------5 for ST
Evening star., 1950-10-01
|Beatification Of Nun
To Be Observed TODAY
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Sept. 30
Maria de Mattias, Italian nun who
founded the Order of Adorers OF
the Most Precious Blood with its
124 branches in the United States
is to be beatifled in ceremonies
here tomorrow.
Pilgrims from many parts of the
world. including 10 nuns of the
order from New York, will be
among the thousands who will fl
st. Peters Basilica when the beati,
| flcation is held:
/ Maria de Mattias was born Feb
4, 1905. at Vallecorsa, so miles
south of Rome. The conflict be-
tween the Pope and Napoleon hao
! spread want and destruction in
the countryside at the time, ano
Maria decided to devote herself
to the education of children.
She went to the nearby hamlet
of Acute where she founded a
school. The school grew and in
1847 the Russian princess, Zen
aide Wolkonsky, asked her to come
to Rome and help found a school
there. Soon houses of the order
were established in other parts OF
Italy.
She died in Rome August 90
1866. The order now has 215
houses m Italy and 48 scattered in
Germany, Poland, Yugoslavia
Austria, Switzerland and Liech-
tenstein, besides those in the
United States.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
IA New Polio Cases Raise
Total for District 10 140

The District Health Department
reported IA new polio cases last
week and nine of them were of
the paralytic type, which was
higher than in previous weeks
Fourteen additional nonresident
cases were hospitalized here.
One death in a Washington
hospital was reported last week.
a case brought here from Virginia
The total cases reported so
far this year was 148. Last year
at the same time IS cases were
reported. Sixteen cases were re-
leased from Children's Hospital
during the week and five from
Gallinger
The incidence of poliomyelitis
remained stationary during last
week." DR.. Carl c. Dauer, director
of the Bureau of Preventable Dis
eases, said. Usually the disease
shows a marked decline by the
end of September. However, ap-
proximately two thirds of the
cases were reported without pa
ralysis, which is a higher propor-
ton than in past years"
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Scientific Assembly
OF Medical Society
To Open Tomorrow

More than 5000 physicians
from the District and nearby
States, are expected to attend the
District Medical Society's Scien-
tific Assembly which convenes al
$50 am. tomorrow at the Hote.
Statler.
Theme of the convention is
medicine at mid-century. Progress
in various fields of medicine, pub
lie health and health insurance
programs will be traced during the
three-day meeting.
Speeches, in addition to those
by physicians, will be made by
Eric Johnston, president of the
Motion Picture Association OF
America, at 1915 pm. tomorrow
and by Mai. Gen. Lewis B. Her.
shey, Selective Service director, al
1915 pm. Wednesday.
Other speeches highlighting the
program will be made by DR.
Priscilla White of Tufts Medical
School, on New Insulin," at I
pm. Monday during a meeting OF
the Women's Medical Society al
the Mayf1ower Hotel, and by DR.
Richard Gerstell of the National
Security Resources Board, who Will
speak on the subject You Car
Survive an Atomic Attack" DR.
Gerstell will address a public
meeting at BIS pm. Tuesday at
the Statler.
Color television receivers in the
hotel will pick up operations al
the Gallinger Hospital operating
room from 10 am. to noon each OF
the three days.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Conference on Childhood
Education Set Oct. Il

The Association for Childhood
Education will hold Middle At
lantic Regional Conference on Oc.
tober IA in the Commerce Depart.
ment auditorium.
The theme of the conference
will be Working Toward Ma.
turity." The conference will bt
preceded by a workshop at thu
association headquarters, 120t
Fifteenth street NV, on Oc-
tober 13.
Speakers to appear include DR.
Virginia Axline of Columbia Uni
versity, DR.. Agnes Snyder, the
Bank Street Schools; DR.. Kath-
crime Rice. Washington psycholo-
gist; DR.. Ambrose Caliver, Office
of Education; DR.. w. H. Lemmel
superintendent of public schools
in Baltimore; Francisco Cestedes
director general of the Pan Amer.
lean Union; DR.. w. A. Early. SUI
perintendent of public schools ir
Arlington, and Mrs. Leon Gins.
berg of Johns Hopkins University
Evening star., 1950-10-01
More Accounting Emp|oye.
SOUGHT at University

BENJAMIN Franklin University
yesterday reported an increase of
So per cent in the number of re-
quests from business houses dur
ing August and September for ac-
counting employees.
The school said the number of
men and women filing applica-
tions with its placement bureau for
employment has dropped consider
ably. The school has been able to
fill only about 35 per cent of the
jobs available to male accountants
and only per cent of those avail
able to women.
An upward trend in the salary
offered accountants also was noted
by the school, indicating increased
difficulty among businesses in find
ing suitable employees.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Tests for High School
Certificates Set

The Board of Education will
conduct examinations on Decem-
Der and 8 for those desiring to
obtain a high school equivalent
certificate, it was announced yes
terday
Further information may be
obtained from the Board of Ex-
aminers at Webster Administra
tion Annex, Tenth and H streets
INV.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Workshop Center
To Open Fall Term

The Workshop Center of the
Arts, 1920 Massachusetts avenue
NV, will open its fall term to-
morrow.
An open house will be held
from 2 to pm. today. The oc-
Ecasion also will mark the opening
of a showing of II famous paint
ings by Goth Century American
and European artists. The exhi-
bition is on loan from New York s
Museum of Modern Art.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Eoyptiun Food Bill Is Low

CA1R O.-Recent Government
studies have shown that the mini
mum monthly diet cost based on
the eating habits of the majority
of Egyptians is about $500 for a
man and $3.50 for a woman.
No food shortages. The Presi-
dent has stated that neither food
shortages or rationing are in
prospect, despite the fighting in
Korea. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Greet Adds New Courses

The art of television makeup
and script writing for radio and
television have been added to the
curriculum of the Greet Academy
of Dramatic Art, 1925 N street
NV. The fall semester of the
school begins this week.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
NIT Head to Speak

DR.. James R. Killian, jr., presi-
dent of the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology, will address a
dinner of the Washington alumni
of the school at pm. October II
IN the Hotel Washington. Thomas
Meloy is in charge of arrange
mentS for the dinner,
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Seminary Session to Open

The 25th annual session of the
Washington Baptist Seminary
1000 Thirteenth street NV, will
get underway tomorrow, as regis
tration begins. The service mark
ing the opening of the year. will
be held at 1880 pm. Wednesday
in the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-10
0raf fmeener eekt
balH ,pierr a,.i Nciien

Golu. Ger III Ser gullSen @clt ols
~seeteuiel" befonnte 8rof Sudnel
mill i'm September gum eriten Male
na6 bem arieg ipieoer nlf eigenen
Sbifi III Gihtllng slmerifa III Sct
gebeu. Sn aiilu erflurte 6raI Sllt
ner, oob ct iif auf ieinen Heilen als
UotibaItcr 5pilben Sen belNen aon
tinenten betrahte. @rai Slifner iplr>
auh in Sen amerifaniIhen 6ernleb
(enOern Su ieben lein. sluf Sen Gala
os-SnieIn iea ein Slim eeoreb1
perSen. Mis- @eihenf filr oie omcri'
fauilGe Suseno bat Sllfller cine Sa'
ouna SpieI5eig al @orb, oas bon
belltl1en Stuocnten angeierti9t wnr'
Sc. Sein critics 3iel lit Mianli.
9as Sbiii vSeetelIel ." lit ibn'
bon iblueoiiHen Greunoen eeibenfl
worocn. Der Sbifi lit Is Meter lang
uno 5 Vteter brett. Gs beiibt cine &C.
eclilGGe BON $50 Guaoratmetern
IN &oln babeu ibm einen luftgefiibl.
9ic &lofuer-Sumbo .0el,ss@erfe
ten 5O-Yieroeitarfcn Gieielnlotor &C.
idellft.
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Paris imr >emtiHe
wafieniabrieatie,t

Toris. Sn 1Sranfreit ifeint man
iest 5u Ser gniiht gefommen 5u fein,
oob es Seutihlouo eeitattet lpcroen
iollte, Stiiitrngsarbeiten al,ssuiiihreu.
oab oaeroines Sen Teutihen iclblt
nid)t erlallbt peroen ipllte, oie bon
ibnen bergeitelten @aifen su benut.
sen.
Sn &esierunssfrciien pirS Dor.
al1seciaet, bab Sic Graee ser heut.
iden INSTRUMENTATION iiher bel ben
9eratinsen Der sltlantifpaft. .MGhte.
oie ppr fllr5cm in 2onSan itattionben.
al,fgeuomnen >uurben. Gs miro her.
porgeboben, bob europa nidJt 10 'cbr
SolSaten tpie @offen ,nb bas ba!iir
notiuenoiae 8elo brauht.
Natiirlidb bot oie Traae allfl cine
noraliibe Scite. Die @ieoerbelpafi.
n,lng Ocllt'blanos MIR fpenlge Sabre
nod) iciner gtieoerlase lit Gin
Idpercr Sdlas fit Die 2dnoer, Die
bon beutiben Truppen beiest iparen
slber Sieier moroIiide slipeft iuIlte
nibt 10 icbr ins @eipiht fallen tuic
ser reoliitii6e. gs banoelt lid eben
um oie Tro9e. tpie europa iofort &C.
riiltet perOen fann.
Yrenier Neuen licb iih nid)t ,,aber
barauf ein, ,pober bas @elb iiir Sic
&iiitunesarbeiten in guropa eencm,
men ,uerSen ioqte, aber iu Greiien Scr
Niarlboaplon. .gersualt,,ne in Euris
gelangt man INNER mebr 5n Ser sln'
Iidt, baB Sas europdiide @ieberalT
bal,proaramm in &iir5e nlebr fir BIZ
sluiriiitl,ng eineeiest ,peroen piro
@efanntlih purOe Sies ol,h bon Se
nator Com Gonnallp, Dent, Seyas
nab einem 8eipGh nit Stautsiefre
tar slehIon in @uibinstcn ansereat.
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211ilitGr bout ttc,tcs 11oets
ritttcnsentrmnt a,,i

@nibinaton. Cine neue Nnhrithten.
sentraIe, Sic ofienbar i'm Notfou oas
rNerpcnjcntrlm" hcs Eentngon CT.
ieeen iou, miro i'm @ebct bon Camp
@itfic, Mo., erba,,t. Ties aab bos
gerteiSieungs. Department befoNut
0ie Gntiheiol,n9 iei bos Grsebnis
laneiriitiger Glannung. Sic fura nod
oem gnoe bes 5lpeiten @elttrieaes be.
Nonncn tuuroe.
9os Camp, ooS gum Cell Surh Sic
MarpIauo Notipnol 8uaro benubi
miro, licet in ser gtGbe bon Sreoerid
V'o. Sbmobl man iih i'm Eentagun
nibt ndber iibcr sic Infiinoisung ius
BERT ,uolltc. lpor sic GripGbnung ser
"Ioneiriltigen Glanuns" beseibnenO.
Sier5u eeborten ndmlib ltntcril,b.
ungen ii6er beu @ert ser Grriftune
con slustpeid -Sauptquarticren. Nnb.
rih.en5entrolen umo berortigen In.
laeen fir Sen Tau, bab @aibinstcn
ooer aaoere militariihe 3entren in.
folge ieinoliher gu ftangriiie unbolt.
6or tpiiroeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-10
Strenge kontro|Ie des
deutschen Fischfangs

@eriteiseruna entipreGeno ibren @ii.
teerooen su fennaeihnen. Sm Siuei.
felsfaa unterSiebt Ser Geterin1ror5t
ben Slid elmer eeualleren llnteriu'
dung.
Tieie 2ontrouunteriuhungen iet.
5en lciort nod oem 20lhen ser @ore
Elm, mas inn Sntereiie ser Saltbarfei!
5umeiit nodts eeihiebt. So fann lid)
scr 3Gufer - in bieicm Safe Die
6iidinbuitrie ioiuie @rob, uno alein.
banoel - idon Dor Ser gcriteiaeruna
bon Dem Sl,ltano bes 6on9g1tes
iiberaeuscn. Man unteribeioet ;ipi'
iden 6riidfiid, beOingt aeniebbarem
Slid, Ser ser Snoultrie perant,mrt'
lid CUR Sibtlna aui nod moglibc
gerorbeitung iibereeben miro, ioluie
nidt eeniebbarem Slid, Den oas Sro'
| nunssomt beid)lasnabmt uno outs
nabmslos sen 5iibnebliabrlfen Su'
! fiibrt.
gber NIT oieien isiidpriiil,nse
lino sic slufsaben bieier Tienltltclle
nod nidt erlhopft. sic bat pielmebr
fir sic Ginboltlng ser nabrungspoli'
5eiliden goritriiten ouf oem gelaln'
ten seeiiidmarft, cinihlleBIid oes
unnlittelbor bnmit per6lnSenel'
@roBbanoels mo Ser Snouitrie, 5l'
ahten unb epentueae @erltoBe 5u abn'
oen.
Cine peinlih ecnol,c 8u6iiibrllna
ermogIid)t riid,uirfenoe apntrollen
oie in Streit. lmbHeflanlationsidaen
obieftip 5ur alarlmg beitra9en. ae''
ner mebr ols ser 0erbrauGer besriiBt
oieie MaBnobnen. bat er BOD, baOurd
Die @espdbr, bab MIR friid)e Slide IL
Den SanbeG fomnlen ilnb oie alte Gr
tenntnis Iih al,is ne,le bcitdtigt, bal
| friId)e 1ilhe INNER nod, CUTE Slid,
| iinb. !
,Gieler Nafrihtcn."
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Wo der Steinhaeger herkommt

9as 8ort Steinbager lit beute ein
feititebenoer geeriff. Wer aber tueib
ettpas bon Dem Srt Steinbaaen, Dem
fauberen, bebdbigen 9orf ant Tellto-
burger Siiselrano. @ie elmer Mutter.
Die beiheioen binter Der @roBe ibres
2inoes suriidtritt, 10 sebt es oieiem
Sort, bas iid) eleibiam ieines go.
mems entGuberte, Inn leinem Spro6.
ling Deltrllbm gu peridaiien.
9rGs bie 0orfabren ser belltigen
wrennereibeiiser auf ibrem, bon ra'
eenben gihen umsebenen Sof ibren
Saustrlnf brauten, ba abnten lie
nod niht, Dab oaral,s eimal cine Bit
ben6e Snouitrie ertpadien iollte, Die
Dem an Spaialitaten 10 reiben 2ano
@eitialen nod cine bin5ufiigen ioate.
uripriinelid tpuroe gum grennen
uuf Dem 9auernbof nur @etreioe Der.
ipdnSt, nnb Der 70 nod uralten Gor.
b1terre3epten seiponnene Branntspein
tpuroe in bauhigen, benfelbe,pebrten
Eonfrufen aufbetpaDrt. slus 6ieien
formidonen uno praftiiden Tonsefd'
Ben - Der sebrannte 9on nit ieiner
2i4tun6uraldiiiefeit erbalt bas &c.
trGnf Iunee fitBl llnb aromatiId -
emttpidelte ii1 oann ipater Der iest
allgemein befannte Steinboserfrug.
@inoperaerrte 8aboloerbiiibe &C..
Ben uns nod beute nit ibren bi5arren
Gormen oen ianbigen Siieelwesen oes
9eutobureer Waloes ibr eise1tiirnli.
DIES @eprGee. 6riiber ipurben Die See.
ren oieier Strduher gu Sell. uno
E&ir3aneden eeiu1t llno getrodnet.
so fam zines i4onen Cages elmer bet
i9nopsbrennen6en gorfabren auf Ben
finhsen @eoanfen, bieie Wo4cloer'
friidte gum Bremen su pertuenoen.
Der 10 se,uonnene refine Madoloer.
branntlpein mar at aerb, er babe, mie
man aus aIten llrtl,noen eriGbrt, vses
ihmedt mie eiu Gbriitba,rm retrur
ourh Die @urgcl seSceen." ga mar es
nabelieaeno, oob man periuhte.
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Dos 3eitbilS IN, Spicael
Scr frcjie:

Ser .Nep s)orfer Mtirrpr" la9t
Sen euten alien Sagen aOe. 9tiemono
tpliie, lpie lange es oauern lueroe, abcr
ieoer lpiirbe bapcn betroiien tperoen
uno ipabrideinlih ldnger, als mir
ale alallbteu. Senator Gait iei ser
slnltht es Tonne 10 poer Is Sabre
lang oauern. Die Sabre frieoIihen
Shoiiens, in hcnen Sic slmerifaner
9laubten, lie ieien iiberua heliebt unO
es iei ales gut olii Ser sSelt, 'clen
enbgitItig porbei.
Yr0lioent Srln,an hat, 10 id)relbt
Ser rNemarf Star-2eoger", ale Ort,
lihen Ncamten, sic Genntnis aii-
iuicsleriibcr Satisfeit baben. crilld)t,
Sem ss9S bierpon Mitteilung 81 ma.
den, in alcidcr @eilc hat er Iit al
bic Veuolferllng geipanot. Gas ut le-
ood, lpie oaS 9latt betont, nidt etlpa
cine slufforberung, ieoes Geidnat
ipeiter5uberitten ooer an irsenoje.
munbcm, auf ben man cincn Merger
bat, iein Wtiitden Su fiiblen. Seoer
ioate iid, iorafdltis iiberleeen, ipas
uauilpiealeriib" lit, bepor er ienan'
ben anieist, ihreibt Der r9ie!parf
Star". @en ien,ano feline Wfeinuns
often gun, slusbrud brinet, beoeutet
bos nod lonse riht ein ilopaIeS Ser.
baltcn oem 2anoe gegeniiber, and
iuenn hieie Meinmg mouhem aid)t
eeiaut. Nub eiue raoifaleslniholl1na
braldt nit)t auimiealeriid 81 ieiu.
Gin Mitbiirser mag ertreme sln'idl.
tcn bariibcr hoben, lpie bic 8eiellr
idaIt umseltaltet weroen ioate. obel
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1tnite> 2letictt Gcntittee
fer Grpellees

slln IS. Suni 1850 fpurSe nos ne,,t
einluanoerrngsgcics pont Yr1iioenl
truman unter5eihnet. Cen Eerloueu
oeutiden ltriprlngs aegeniibcr --
German GrpeaeeS - lit oas ncut
@eicb iebr giinitig.. Sallptidhlid
ourh Die 8emiibunaen bes llnitel
slction Committee for Grpellecs linl
bieIe r@erman Gtbnics" oui glcih(
gaiis nit Sem fog. IE's aeitellt NOR
oen. @ir brinsen Sbncn, fl'ri suium,
mensefabt, oie ruibtisitcn Ser neueu
geltimmllngen bes @eictes, sic lid
ari 6ie Grpellecs be5ieben:
/. Stott rsliiibopitS" braud)t man
fit in ssrage fommeuoe beutld)e st.
pellees MIR einen slrbeits. umb Sob
nunasauspeis (Sob uno Some oii4r'
ance).
2. Gin ntrtlih nnerfnrnten Tor,ru'
lar nit 3 Gopien (insseiomt 1 Vlot'
ter miro perlanet. Sold)e Jarm,'
lare iinb bon Der displaced Ncricns
Gommiiiiou. @aibnaton, 8. g., CT.
bGltlid). 2lpei oieier Surlulllare brol.
1en Sen Tntarp Zeal.
2. is aibt 5,ueierlci sSprmllare:
sliiuron es icr s'ance Verions -
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te Yerion ODER Iamilie bcriiberbrin
gen mill; giillronces for llnnomeS
Ecrions - ~ & IS - ircnn man
nur slrbeiter brallbt, bie ept. ,lube.
tannt iino.
4. rMpplicaut" beibt berieniac, ser
beriiberfommen bc5lp. einmanNern
niu.
5. Ser ,slpplifont" mub iih per'
pilidten. Elm Sabr oie slrbcit 81 Der.
ribten. poralsseiest, oab Ser slrbeit,
9cber ibm einen angemeiienc 2obn be.
sabl luo ibn in ieoer Siniiht anitin.
Sig bebanoelt; iuenn Ser slrbeitgeber
Den Geuanfonmling .nibt anitinoie
bebonoelt, fam Der slrbeiter iif be-.
idueren unb ncnn bie 8eihlucroe eli
nigermaben berehtiat lit. oann fam
ser slrbeitcr eiuenanoeren slrbeits.
plnt bc5leben.
6. Der slrbeitgeber, Scr einem S(p.
plifanten slrbcit anbietet, int NuS I'M
guten @laubcn, ba6 CT iemanoen
braud)t, penu MN obcr lpdbrcno Ser
3eit Der Vearbeitlrua ser slppIifaticn
ieitens ser 0ebGroe iih Sic Serbdlts
biltniiie dnoern unS ser vSpouior
Sen friiber aeiuiinibten Irbeiter nidt
mehr bral,ht, Damn lit er aQen Ger.
pflidtlln9en entbobcn. Tasielbe trifft
al. uenn Ser 9tcuanfommling Der an
i'm aeitelten Snforber,,ne nift &C..
'pnhier lit, alIo oie slrbeit nid)t per.
iteht. piel su laneiont arbeitet rilr
Sold elm s(rbeiter fam friitlos emf.
laiien ipcrben lnb Der ,,Gponior" bai.
tct fir nid)ts.
Z. 0ic lleberiabrt iiir iebeu Mppli.
tanteu ,no Tamilie (5ur 6amilie ae.
b6reM israu llno minoerjdbrige Sin.
ber) merben bis 5llm slnfluitsba'en
in Ben II. g. q. bon ser rTisplnceS
Verions Gommiiiion" be5ablt uno
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3,pci t,cme 11S'8iihSie
pen papit Plus ernannt

Tatieanitabt. Tnpit 8ius Ser 3poli'
te bat Soblp. Irancis g. SeipSie, sen
bisberisen Yoitor ser Moricnfirhc il,
Oregon, 5llm @ildof bon 9afer Gitp,
Oregon ernannt. Sohlp. George S.
&cbring tpuroc sum 9iiGoi bon So
leoo, Sbio, crnonnt. gr ipar bisber
Sitlllarbiid)of bon Sllnoa uno 9e.
bGrte sur ct. Narp's Gbur6 in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. 5otw. Geo u. Tursleu
aus Sort 8npne, SnO., ,purOe gum
Situlurbiid)pi bon slorinnopoli ltnb
sIrri!ior bon 9iiGaf Jrancis 9tou in
Sort @apne ernannt.