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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
High School Football
Campaign Will Be
Launched Tomorrow

The 1850 high school football
season will open tomorrow with
Roosevelt, Washington-Lee, Con
zaga. Mount Vernon, Fairfax, Will
son, Tech and Bladensburg all
seeing action.
Saturday three more area teams
will open the grind with Coolidge
visiting Falls Church and Eastern
playing at York.
A capacity crowd is expected
to turn out at Mount Vernon to-
morrow night where the Mounts
will entertain Coach Joe Kozik' S
Gonzaga squad. Kickoff time is
8 pm.
Gonzaga had a successful sea-
son last year. climaxed by a 1877
victory over Wilson in the annual
Metropolitan Washington high
prep championship. The Eagles
swamped Mount Vernon last year.
1876, but lost all except one let
termen by graduations. and the
Mounts will be out for revenge.
Washington-Lee will take a
potent backfield combination to
Cumberland. Md. tomorrow night
for it's opener with Fort Hill. AL
though short on reserve strength,
Coach Ken Batson will field a
strong first team with an offense
centered around the strong throw
ing arm of Sam Eberdt.
John Herlein, Eppie Riddle and
Don Hobbs round out the fast
travelling backfield. In addition
Batson has nine returning letter.
men for duty In the line. The
Generals are expected to better
their 1949 record of four vic
tories, three losses and three ties.
Also playing tomorrow night
will be Roosevelt, which travels
to Martinsburg, w. Va. and Tech
which opens against Bladensburg
at 8 o'clock at the University of
Maryland.
Coach Joe Carlo will send his
defending District Public High
champion Wilson squad against
Fairfax at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
at Wilson. Carlo lost his entire
starting backfield of last season
in Leo Speros. Lee Brinson, Carl
Prigg and Tom SandoZ.
The Coolidge-Falls Church
game Saturday afternoon will
open officially Falls Church's new
1,200-seating capacity stadium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Rain Retords Techs Training;
Coach Praises Teams Spirit
(Another in a SerieS.)
By Brian Bell, Jr.

Scrimmage two days before the
opening game of the season is not
the standard prescription by foot
ball coaches. But Tech has been
kept indoors by the weather and
looked bad in its only other pre-
season contest, so coach Ed Solo,
mon sent them out to George
town Prep for a full scale scrim-
mage yesterday.
They haven't had enough con-
tact" Solomon complained. This
rain really hurt us. We open with
Bladensburg Friday night and I
don't like to have rough work
this close to game time. But they
looked so bad in the only other
full-scale session. I've got to do
it,"
Three boys are back from last
years starting team and the other
positions will be Allied by 1949
squad members. Tech got only
one Central transfer so Solomon
isn't getting any help here like
some of the other schools.
Returning starters are Conway
Perkins at tackle, Glenn Frain at
center and Dick Gaskell, an end
last season but now switched to
wingback. The other backfield
spots are being filled by Benny
Colandreo at tailback, John Wege
at full and John Hobbs at the
blocking slot. Solomon expects
to use both Wege and Colandreo
as passers in his single wing.
Snookie Norman is another tail
back who will see a lot of action.
Joe Rice and John Jones are at
end Danny Vaught and Joe Posey
at guards and Marvin Lewis has
the other tackle spot. Solomon
says it's the smallest team that
Tech has ever had.
I'VE use to cash In on our size, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Old-Time BuIIpIuyer Dies

TAMPA. Fla. Sept. IA R.-
William Van Dresser, painter of
famous portraits and one-time
professional baseball player, died
here yesterday at II. Before turn
ing to portrait painting, he organ
lied what Is now the Memphis
Chicks baseball team Of the South
ern Association. He played short
stop for the st. Louis Browns at
one time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Curtis OutIosts Ryon
For Victory on Mat

Bud Curtis has endurance. He
proved that last night at Turner's
Arena, where he pinned Rosy Red
Ryan in 81 minutes of the final
bout which climaxed a wrestle
royal involving 10 starters. Curtis
used a back crawl to defeat Ryan.
George Macricostas and Roland
Meeker drew and so did George
Tragos and Hardy Kruskamp.
Steve Karas won over Harry
Finklestein in Is minutes by dis
qualification and Mohamud YOU
SUI bear-hugged Lou Bertucci to
defeat in 10 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
High School Grid Jamboree
AT Blair Field SATURDAY.

A high school football jamboree
will be held Saturday at Mont
gomery Blair High field in Silver
Spring to show sports fans of
Montgomery County the kind of
football being played there now.
Starting time is 2 pm.
Teams from FIVE schools will
play two quarters each. The Blair
"B" squad first will meet Sherwood
OF Sandy Spring. Next will be
Bethesda-Chevy Chase against
Gaithersburg followed by Blair
against Richard Montgomery OF
Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Campbell and Schneider
On West Lanham PROGRAM

Wally Campbell and Frank
Schneider, who have won nine
OF the IA main races at West
Lanham Speedway this year, will
be back for the modified stock
car program tomorrow night.
Campbell, 24-year-old speedster
from Trenton. N. j., has won six
feature races at Lanham this
year, while Schneider, %, of
Lambertville. N. j., has taken
three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

usually s t q r t
to move South,
so plan your
trip now. Ac-
mmodations
S h GU Id be
pl e n tiful at
Ocean City
a n d the re
should be little
trouble getting
boats. In the
last few weeks
the Sportsmen
have hAnp dn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

Will Tile SL11du"
est squad in
Beattie Feath-
ers' seven years
as head coach,
it's quite pos
sible that three
will be the un-
lucky number
again this year.
Feathers, how
ever. hopes for
five victories on
the 10 g a m e
schedule.
There are IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

doing pretty ~
good. Alan Ferguson, on light
tackle, last week boated an 86-
FOUNDER. Looks as If the big
ones are out there now. Why
not get your tackle where the
experts do? That's Mills Co.,
eth and E Sts., "Washington's
Tackle Headquarters"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

ten @tem5uge ser Mutterliebe bas
berrlibIte gbrenaeusnis? 8as erife
@ort, oas bie ainoerlippen geitan-
melt baben, lit audi oas leste, oas alf
Dem beritummenoen Munoe oes Wan.
mes idapebt. go Itebt ibm Die Wflltter
am gingangstor 1tno am ausgangs-
tor oes 2ebens, uno alles, mos ba5tDi-
ldben liegt, neridminoet por ibrer lide
ten 8eltalt.
0as lit Sic golbene &rone, Die @ott
6en Sraueneeihledte uerlieben bat;
Or bat iie t,iht Der Me,itter allein por-
bebalten. Maiitterlidfeit tpobnt auh In
BEN iungfraltliben Ser5en, bie ben
Sinn ibres 2ebens in Der bingebenoen
8flege Ser 4leinen, Silfloien unb
&ranfen luben, unb 8unoer Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
I A N / L / [ n K r f | s

~8iener Ee6nif" gu iiberlalien, mo
es beute nod 5u ieben lit. @r Itarb I'M
8iener 8iirgerperiorgunesbaus, al.
no er uno ieine Srau cine 3ufluhtss
itatte gefunoen batten, unb puroe i'm
ct. 0tarrer Srieobofe in einem Mai-
Iengrabe begraben. 3em grfinoer
Duroe in ieiner Seimat &ufItein ein
0enfmal erridtet.
"a Sic @bre aber, tpenn nif]t Die erIte,
oo6 oie erite proftii6e 91bmaidine
erfllnoen 5u ba6en, gebort Dem Ime.
rifaner glias Some 0erlelbe mar i'm
Sabre 1919 5u Spencer i'm Stoate
Waiiaduietts eeboren uno bate iid
ni6t unbeoeutenoe &enntniiie i'm Sea.
lbinenbau in elmer Sabrif ertporben,
in luelder er beim Bau bon Spinn-
uno 8ebItiibIen tdtig mar.
Ser 8eoanfe, It6 in oieiem Sadie
oeS Wal6inenbaues 5u perpollfomm.
men, trieb i'm nod Bolton, mo er BEL
einem geidulten Mebanifer arbeit
fano. 0ieIer ma6te geraoe tpieoer.
bolte, bergeblid)e 8eriude, cine Strid-
maifine 5l1 bauen, uno in SEN &C.
lprachen, Die babel 5niiden beioen ge.
ptlogen tultroett beripiini6te ser Wez
bonifer Die I'M sluftrage BON &opi-
talllten ltnternommene frudtloie Ir=
belt uno meinte, eS 1piirbe ie0enfans
fiir i'm porteilbafter lein, itatt ieinen
&opf an Oieier Stridnai6ine gu sers
bre6en, ii6 nit ser @rfinoung elmer
gtabmalcbine, Sic ieoermonn gebrau.
6en fonne, 81 beiddftigen. 9ieien &C.
oanfen faBte SoDe auf, uno er perlieb
i'm nitbt tpieoer; raItlos mar er tGtig,
oenIelben sur gusfitbrl1ng 5u bringen.
SSm Sabre 1916 itano ou6 oie erIte
Nobmaidine fir rno fertig oa uno
orbeitete 5ur oollfommenen 3ufriebens
belt. Sm snfange freili9 fano au6
ieine @rfinoung ni6t bie eeborige an.
erfennung uno er bate nit bielerIei
OttbgeIfid 5lt fdmpfen. glu6 fanben
1td 9eodobmer, lpel6e ieine 8atente
5lt benuten iuhten unb gegen bie er
BEN Sro5eBtpeg betreten muBte. gr
ging aber in oieien 8ro5eilen als Sic
ger berpor 1t1tb gelangte 5u grobem
Heidtuun. @r itarb in 8rooflpn inn
Sabre 1867. Die G1bmaidine trat
aber balo ibren Siegeslout burh bie
gan5e @elt an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

&raft tpirft bieie 2iebe in ioI6en, Die
man gum idtpaben 8eidle6t re6net!
8orin liest Der ber5be5ningenoe 3au-
Der Der 9i6tungen Die @rifa BON
Sanoel- -Man5etti uns geldenft bat?
IS lebt unb tpebt in ibnen bie Wtdht
Der neraeibe1toen, belfenben, opfernoen
miitterli6en 2iebe, oie, tief aufquel'
leno aug einem Srauengemiite uno
berfldrt bur6 bie, @ndbe, goloene
8riiden idlast iiber alien 3tuieipalt
uno Streit. geur cine 6ral, fonnte NIT
iolder Snnigfeit bies bobe 2ieo Ser
0tutterlie6e iingen, uno alle ibre
S6ueltern iinb ibr 5u 9anfe ners
pflidtet, bob iie BEN etpig neuen
@lan5 bieier alten &rone 10 berrli6
entbiiat bat. Angnstin WibbeH
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
Erf1nhuag hrr Nahn,afhinp

Inter BEN @rfinoungen, nel6e iid
I'M 2aufe bes pergangenen Sabrbun.
oerts am meiiten in oen 6amilien ein=
biirgerten, gebort 5peifellos bieienige
Der Nabmoi6ine. Salt in ieoem Saus-
bolt lit beut5utage bieIe me6anil6e
S6neloerin gu finoen, unb feline
Sausfrou, bie biel gu nGben bat,
mo6te tie pobl miiien.
Sic erlten Geri Jude, fir bas NGben
eine Wealdine 5u erfinoen, ootieren
l6on aus Dem gnoe oes Is. ssabrbun=
oerts. 5reili6 lit bon ibrel1 grfoIgen
nibt piel befannt. gttpas mebr tpeiB
man aber bon Sen Geriuben oes @ie-
ner Sdneioermeiiters Maoersperaer,
Dem tpobl oie gbre aufommt, sic erIte
gtabmolbine gemadt 5u baben, 1penn
oielelbe allb nod melt baoon entfernt
mar, it'd fir Sen aueeueinen praf-
til6en 8ebraud 5u eignen. Waoers-
perger muroe i'm Sabre 1853 in Sui
ITEM (SiroD geboren. gr Iernte BON
leinem Gater oas S6neioerbanomerf
uno lieB lib Damn, na6oem er gum
Ofanne gereift mar, in @ien nieber.
5leiBig in ieinem 8erufe arbeiteno,
befaBte it6 Ser itreblame Sanotperfer
l6on i'm Sabre 1907 nit Dem @e0an=
fen, Die Sanondberei burd medanild)e
arbeit 5u erieben. Ho6 iabreIangen
miibepollen 1lnO au6 foItlpieligen
Ser iuden gelang ibm sic 2oil,ng Ser
Aufgabe menigitens einigermaBen.
Vtan legte I'M aageneinen 5par lei.
ner grfinoung feinen groBen 8ert
bel uno fam oerlelben eber NIT MiB-
trouen entgegen. Maoersperaer IieB
it6 baburd burdaus nidt entmuti.
gen, ioroern arbeitete nnberorollen an
Der Serpoafommnung ieiner Maldine
tpeiter.
SIN Sabre 1910 tpuroc oonn eno.
lid oie aufmertiamfeit oes olterreihi-
lfen 8etperbepereins auf oie grfin-
oung gelenft unb bieielbe nit ser
bron5enen MebailIe ausgeseihnet.
Utaoersperger mar nber inatpiIhen
elm alter Mann getporben. gs gelana
ibm nidt mebr, Die NOTICE finan5iene
unteritiitung aur germertung nn6
gerbeiierung ieiner grfinoung aufsu.
bringen. 3ulest iab er ii1 iogar ae-
notigt, um iein MobeII Dor Ser Ser.
geiienbeit 5u betpabren, oasjelbe Ger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

DerDebt, Hang BON ser Yr6rie ber oas
8ellen oes Heufunoldnbers ySeroIb"
uno na6 tuenigen Winuten itiirmte
Oas treue Sier in sic Stube uno Iegte
ieine GorOerpfoten 1pinielnb auf bos
gett oes Sterbenoen. Mit Dem lesten
auffladern ieiner 2ebensgeiiter raffte
oieier ii6 oltf. vIb, Scroll" fliiiterte
er, ~tpo lit Satber Soilo?" Ser Suno
lief erregt 5ur Siir uno 5uriid gum
8ett uno 5errte an Sen 9eden. 9ru-
Ser elmar itobnte auf: rWein 8ott,
oa lit ettpas pailiert!" Na6 pieler
Otiibe gelang es ibm, ieine iterbens.
matten 8lieoer 5lt regen uno aus oen
gett 5u gleiten. 3itterno legte er oen
Otantel Inn Die Shultern unb l6lepp.
te itd) gum naben Stau, lpobin ibn1
Serolo unter freuoigem 8ebea Dor.
auseilte.
8ott allein peiB es, 1pie es gru6er
glmar 5utpege bro6te, oas Geitponp
5u beltetgen llno in Die BrGrie binous
gu traben. Serolo pies linn Sen 8eg.
Vtit 5reuoenlpriingen itiirn1te er Dor
lbm Der, INNER tpieoer einbaltenb i'm
erllgen Souf unb 81 oem gonD 5uriif.
lageno, als lpolle er es 5lt groberer
Gile antrei6en. 8ruoer @lmar iaB
trot Der i6neioenOen &Glte lfpeiB-
triefeno 5ll gfero, INNER nieoer aus
Ser5ensgruno 5u 8ott flebeno: y2aB
es gelingen, Serr, luB mid i'm fins
ben uno ieinen Snoianern erbalten!"
9ea6 einitiinoigem Gitt fon6 er P.
Soilo, bon elmer S6neelpebe l6on
balb 6eOedt. St 1par in Elm @opberlod,
getreten uno bate ii6 i'm Stur5 berl
&no6el gebro6et unb lag nun balb
obnmd6tig uno bilflos inn Sdnee.
gruoer glmar bielt an; ob5uIteigen
pagte er ni6t, oenn trot ieiner iid
bereits bertpirrenoen 8eoanfen ers
fannie er, ooB oas fir lie beioe, fir
i'm uno P. Soilo, Sen 500 beoeutete.
Oflt ltebeDollem 8lid iagte er nit bre=
6enoer Stimme: ~Ger5eibung, p.
Soilo, bon tpegen bes berletten 8e-
borlams!" St nies nod oben, pinfte
Dem Sunb uno ipanote ii6 Dem cine
fnappe Stunoe entfernten Snoioner-
oorf 5u.
Gie erfobrenen &in6er ser GrGrie
errieten alsbalo bie 3uiommenbGnge.
Gin Srupp bon ibnen folete Dem freu-
Dig bellenoen NeufunG6noer, tpdb-
reno bilfsbereite SGnoe oen lcbon
mebr totem als Iebenben 8ruoer gl-
mar bonn 8onp boben.
slls nad einiger ,3eit sic ssnoioner
lbren S6nur5rod tpoblperpodt beimz
bra6ten, lag 8ruber glmor nit per-
tlartem 2G6eln ouf ieinem 2oger, 11nb
tlef betpegt ma6te iiber i'm P. SbiIo
oas' 3ei6en oes &reu5es. ,@uter,
gliidli6er 8ruber glmorl Hun Bit
ou oabeim!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

iiderite nno 5ugleid ebelfe @affe,
nit Der Der Griebe i'm Sauie erfdmpft
uno erobert nerben fann uno nit Der
I'M @raiebungsaperf bas So6ite un0
@oelite al erreihen it,"
Sbr alle, oie ibr tpdbnt, bas Nad.
geben lei cine @rnieorigung 1ino gnt-
ipiiroigung uno beeintrddtige oas 4n-
leben elmer 6rau, IaBt es einnal auf
einen 8eriu9 anfon1tnen uno unter-
iu6t oann in pelben Sale ibr
innerli1 gliidli1er tparet uno 1uBer-
lid gliidliher MAIDEN uno Slid ner-
breiten fonntet. L. H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
Dtr unr hrr Gtn.ntrln-
pfnrtr ttrhn
Bon Or. S. &lng
s,ta
(S6luB)

llno nun tpar es li6er: Sobannes
batte ii6 elm 2eio angetan. gr mar
in oen 500 gegangen. gr bate ii1 III
Ole tiefe 8atoIdludt geitiir5t, Die Elm
aufgegebener Steinbru6 mar. 9os
rounten ite ii6 iest gu BON Sof 5u
Sof.
Sn Ser @albi6lu6t batte ser Cote
gelegen einen @inter lang. Sic
Serbitregen uno ser S6nee batten
feline &leiber serit0rt, oie Gaben un6
Die Sii6le uno bas uilbe @etier i'm
8al0e batten oas Sleii6 bon ieinen
tpettergeblei6ten &no6en geriiien,
uno ni6ts mar geblieben uls oas
@erippe. gs mar fein 3tpeifel, 10
glaubte man, Sobannes batte in ser
ger5tpeifluns Ben 500 seil6t.
Son Dem, mas iih in DER fernell
Seimat ereignete, bate Sobannes
feline Ibnung. CT mar nab iener
S6redenstat, bie er in Der furdtba-
rem grregung begangen bate, nur
bon Dem einen @eoanfen erfiilt, ben
3miaingsbrl1oer nidt gum @aterm0r-
Der tperoen 5u laiien, planlos ourd)
Den 8alo geirrt, obne ueberlegung
nur fortitiir5eno aus Ser yeGbe oes
Soten unb oes 5iirnenoen 8aters.
Stunoenlang lief er, Bis er IpGt am
Mbeno auf eine 2i6tung fam, BON tpo
aus rielige Sannenltdmme gum &bein
gefloBt Duroen, atm bon bort aus ben
@eg an5utreten gu Sen Sbiffsbaubo-
fen in Sollano uno bort uls Wtalts
baume Gerpenoung gu finoen. lnge=
leben idli6 ii6 Sobannes auf zines
Der 5lobe, 6as our Mbfabrt bereit laa,
uno ais ser Worgen tagte, id]tpamm
er ans liter 1tno legte 6en 9feIt oes
8eses gum &bein gu SUB auriid.
Wabrenb er idlaflos auf 6em sSloB
lag, febrte ibm ole l1eberlegung au-
rid. Seine 3ufunft lag troItlos Dor
ibm. 3nar batte er ben 8ruoer nidbt
abiibtli6 nieoergeitredt, nno in iei=
nem gequalten Sirn tau6te Sic @rin-
nerung auf an einen dbnli1en 1on,
in Dem bas @eridt bem Mngeflaaten
mtloernoe iltmitdnoe al,gebilligt uno
auf 5ebn Sabre 3ubtbaus erfannt
batte. 3nbtbdusler! gr, elm ebrbarer
8auernburf6e, 8u6tbGusIer - aebn
Sabre unb nod laatger! @s ibiitteIte
ibn uno babel ltieg Iangiam Ser @ron
in ibm .empor, Der @ron Iber 6en ,in-
erbittliben Nater; iiber @eiete, sic
Den Meniben tpegen elmer in ser Or
regnng zines amgeublids begangenen
Tut Inn Sabre oes 2ebens, tpenn nif)t
linn bag 2eben ielbit berauben; ia ieIbit
ifber 8ott, Der ioIhes auIieB. ltn6 au
Dem @ron seielIte iid Der Eros. Gr
mollte Inn iein Qeben un6 feline sSrei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

Muf ur Ia u B. gs brennt in Der
&aIerne. Gin ltnteroffisier itiirat in
cine Der Mannihaftsititben, mo elm
@efreiter rubig auf Ieinem StlbI iist.
r&aub nit Sbnen!" briiIlt er ben
Ibnungsloien an. rSaben Sic ttibt
oen Ilarm gebort?" r@ebt mid
mir an, ertuibert Ser anoere gelaIien.
SD bab' 1trIaub."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
nrrDtlhtr Brtrfr

10 in 8nnbel alter 8riefe fiel
~ Senf nnseindt mir tpieber in bic SGnbc.
Sd idnitt entstpei bas itarfe 8aru,
anf baf id) mandj gergeii'nen brinusn fanbe.
Gin glatt INNS andre, itarf persilbt -
Wandj tenre Sanb fat bort iid einseidrieben.
gerblakte 3eiten tueben braus,
Ntir inb bic itarren 3eilen nnr geblieben.
Gin Srennb - mo- mag er beute ein?
9prt toter Ntutterliebe Jlammenseidjem
Gin Sdmeferbrief - bes G,0nners STAT -
Mls mollten alle iie bic Sanb mir reiden.
9as 8anbel alter 8riefe bDrt -
Sd ebr' bic idun uersilbteu 2ebesseideu.
Die fe seidrieben, fnb idpn furt.
Nidts mebr, tpie melfe, fable glnmenleiden.
Hans BeSod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

belt fampfen. Grit ntiiiien iie i'm ba
ben, beoor lie i'm oerurteilen uno ins
3u6tbaus ifiden fonnten! gr batt{
8elo in ser Sai6e bonn Iesten SoI5
Derfauf - 6as tpiiroe i'm in oie @ei
te entfiibren, beoor ibm ote Boli5ei
auf oen 5erien mar. --
ginige Gage ip1ter mar er in Ser
fron3oiiiden ~SafenItaot Sabre 81
Grace, uno nad @o6en NOR er in
Baltimore. Iber Dem ltnerfabrenen
6atten in ser fur5en 3eit Die Wen.
iden i6limm mitgelpielt. sdon ser
S6tffSagent bate i'm INN einen Sell
ieines @eloes betrogen, bas an6ere
uuroe ibm i'm 3piibenbed geltoblen,
10 Dob ct nidt einmal sic Ofittel be.
laB, ben Sunger gu, itiqen uno lid
5u Den nieoriglten arbeiten bequemell
a1nBte, Inn ii6 elm paar groden aus
Der &I6e 5u berbienen. Miioe uno
obgemattet uno bonn Seimipeb our6=
ldiittelt fam er in Baltimore an, uno
bier ertparteten i'm neue gnttGuidun-
gen = bis i'm zines 9sa6ts Elm Boli-
slit fieberno auf elmer 8anf in Sen
Safenanlagen fano uno i'm na6 Dem
Soipital bra6te.
Gort lag er, pdbre,ro man in ser
Seimat oas @erippe oes permeintli,
den Selbitm0roers neri9arrte, -
Oas aber in @irfli6feit bes zines
fremoen 8anoergeiellen mar.
Sm Soipital mar es, mo- ieine mill
oen 5iebertrdume Dem iugenoli9eu
Sousgeiitli6en iein i6peres S9id.
lal offenbarten. gs mar ser quite 2.
Soilo, unter oeiien liebenbe Sbbut er
10 gefommen mar. 9lls ser &ranfe ge.
nelen mar, erfubr P. Soilo Die san5e
8elbi6te bon ser traurigen SSugeno
Der beioen 8riioer, ser unbarmber5i,
gen Sdrte oes 8aters unO ser bIuti-
gen Sat, bie obne Gorbeoa6t, in blin=
Der Grregung begangen iporben mar.
SIN 2oufe Ser na6Iten Wonate 5og P.
Ooilo I'M Sdtpar5palo auf Itmpegen
boriidtig @rfunoieungen Elm. gr er-
fl1br, oaB Sobannes' 8ater, feline SGr-
te bereueno uno Dem Sobne per5ei-
BEND, geItorben NOR uno baB, ba feline
naberen 8ertpanoten uno grben Dor,
banoen paren, bas bduerlitbe @ut Ell,
ner tpobltatigen Stiftung iibertpielen
muroe. ueber Sobannes GuBerten ii6
alle nit @oblpoaen uno ber5lidenl
ge0nuern.
go fam es, BOB Sobannes nad ge-
biibrenoer 8ube uno @orbereitung
&loiterbruber purbe. gl1s FOLDER folg-
te er ipdter P. Soilo in Die ferne Mii.
lionsitation, llno mas er in iGber gr-
regung gefeblt, iiibnte er in einenl
eeben Der gntiaeung, Der Silfsbereit-
ifaft uno bes 8ebets.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

Ma bas burd3og bie balbpa6en
Er6nme 8ruoer Glnrars 1lnb banfeno
prizes er @ottes @iite, uno bon 2iebe
flogen feline @eoanfen 5u P. S6ilo
ouf gefabrlider Sobrt. M0tIi6 bord-
te er auf. Bon Dem @ino gum geiI
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-03-31
Anti-Defamation Unit
OF B'nai. Birth Holds
Human Relations Clinic

The Anti-Defamation League
of B'nai Birth held a clinic OF
human relations Sunday at the
Hotel Westward Ho, arranged by
the women's committee of the
league, headed by Mrs. Samuel
Bromberg.
Those participating were Hy
Hayes of Los Angeles, community
and field director of the leagues
southern regional office; Mrs.
Jack Charnow, district supervisor
of women for the league and
Burton Lewkowitz, Phoenix attor-
ney.
Mrs. Charnow spoke and work
shops were conducted on the sub
jects of educational approach,
moulding public opinion and the
use of legislation.
The panel of speakers also in
cluded Mrs. Daniel Martin, ADJ.
coordinator for Las Vegas, New,
and Arizona; Rabbi Harry q
schectman, Beth El Congregation
Hirsh Kaplan, executive director
of the Phoenix Jewish Community
Council, and Nat G. Silverman,
president of the council.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-03-31
A Passover Message
By Henry Morgen+hou. Jr.
General choirmun, United Jewish Appeal

and absorb the newcomers, if we do not at the
same time provide homes for those already IN the
Jewish State. To do this, must erect houses,
establish new settlements build roads, schools
In Europe this Passover finds many of our
people well on the road to Independence and self
sufficiency for the first time since the beginning
of World War ii. Unhappily, this does not include
all the Jews of Europe. Some 25O,OOO are still de-
pendent on the funds provided by the United
Jewish Appeal for the basic necessities of life.
LIKEWISE, rendering and must con-
tinue to render considerable assistance to refugees
already in the United States, and those who will
arrive during the coming months.
Passover is a time for rejoicing, time to
commemorate once again the liberation of Peo-
pie who went on give the world the democratic
concepts and religious principles by which modern
lives today.
But let us not forget that this Passover
many Jews still in flight from oppression and
that the miracle of their crossing into Israel can
be accomplished in our day only by supreme
effort on the part of American Jews through the
United Jewish Appeal.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-03-31
Book on Passover
Is Released Again

Passover: It's History and Ira
ditions," book about the Jewish
festival, has been re-released by
Henry Schuman, Inc, Publishers,
of New York and the price re-
duced from $3.50 to 81.
The volume is by DR.. Theodor
H. Caster, former chief of the
Hebraic Section of the U. S. Lii
brary of Congress and now on the
faculty of Dropsie College ir
Philadelphia.
DR.. Caster has traced the story
of the festival not only in term!
of the accepted tradition, but
against the background OF what
modern research has uncovered
concerning the true origins ano
evolution of Passover and it's Gus.
toms. The book contains illustra
tions and Passover songs trans
lated into English.