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Evening star., 1950-05-24
Modern MARRIAGE
Contrary Actions of Young Folks Viewed
MereIy Y os Evidence of Growing Up

What's the sense in it. you ask,
Mr.. j? A good deal to the young
sterS, although they don't recog-
nize the meaning of it in most in
stances. They are trying TO grow
up, trying to feel that they are
able to make their own decisions
and live their own lives. They
can't feel independent if they dis
cover that all the decisions they
make are those which their par
ents would have made for them.
That would lead them to believe
they have no minds of their own: ::
they are just echoes Of papa and
mamma-just me. too." chill
dren! They can't stand that!
So Eve takes pains to discover
that her mother favors the char
treuse gown. Then when she
wears the cerise she can feel, I'm
independent. I make my own de-
cisions. I'm not dominated by
mother any longer"
It's important that they should
get that feeling. Mr.. j.. and we
parents need to recognize it and
help them. How will we do 1t?
Perhaps by refusing to fall into
the trap. When Robin asks your
opinion about plans for the sum-
mer, you can reply. We'll. that's
a decision you ought to make for
yourself, son. Take a sheet of
paper and write the arguments for
a job in one column, the argu-
ments for summer school in an
tother. Weigh the evidence for
yourself. You have good judg-
ment."
In that way you'll help your son
to grow, Mr.. ], and the final de-
cision will probably be the same in
any case.
DR.. Popenoe will reply to questions
about marriage without charge. With
your query, addressed to him in care OF
The Star, inclose self-addressed and
stamped envelope. (Al mail strictly
confldential)
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Mrs. Robert
Speokot
Luncheon

Mrs. Henry M. Robert, jr.. hon
orary president general of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, will be guest speaker at a
luncheon meeting of the Organ
lied Women Voters of Arlington
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
Little Tea House.
Mrs. Robert, who is the daugh-
ter-in-law of the late Henry NJ
Robert, author of Roberts Rules
of Order, will speak on the SUBJ
ject, Roberts Rules With
Relish"
Mrs. Frances Bell, former as
sistant principal of Washington
Lee High School, will be an honor
guest.
To Present PIoy
The Little Theater drama work
shop of the District Branch, Ma
tional League of American Pen
Women, will close its season with
repeat performance of Miss
Lyman of Vassar-Circa 1868" by
Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler, at
pm. Saturday.
Mrs. Tyler will play the lead
role in the production which will
be given in the branch studio at
1851 Columbia road NV, under
the direction of Miss Matte Rich
ards Tyler.
In the supporting cast will be
Miss Mary Hester Turner, Miss
Katherine Hopson. Mrs. Imogen
Clarke, Mrs. Harriet Chambers,
Mrs. Blanche K. Mickey, Mrs. Jen-
ME Esmond Wright and Mrs. Peg
gy Glazier.
The play will be a benefit per-
formance for the blishment
of a fund for awards for future
creative work in the branch. The
rhyme verse drama won the Lois
Billinger first prize in the District
Branch annual contest.
Patrons include Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, national league
president; Miss Clara Mander-
schied, retiring District Branch
president, and Mrs. Evelyn Booth
Moore. new branch president.
Benefit Gorden Party
The Soroptimist Club of Wash
ington will hold a benefit garden
party from 4 to 7 pm. Saturday
at the home of the immediate
past president. Miss Mary v.
Judge, 1920 Forty-fourth street
NV.
Proceeds will be used to spon-
sor summer camp vacations for
cardiac children at Triangle, Va.
Evening star., 1950-05-24

ADVERTISEMENT,
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Miss Mabel Turner
7oBeHonorGu

The Governing Board of the
National Cathedral School will
entertain Miss Mabel c. Turner.
retiring principal at a dinner this
evening at the Columbia Country
Club.
Guests will include Bishop and
Mrs. Angus Dun, Dean John w.
Suter, Canon G. Gardner Monks,
Mr.. George Ferris, chairman of
the Board; Mrs. Harold L. Burk,
Miss Ruth Miller Green, Miss
Elizabeth Houghton, Mrs. Arthur
Krock. Miss Lucy Mackall, Judge
Frank Myers, Miss Carolyn Nash,
Mr.. Delos j. Needham, Mrs.
James w. Orme and Mr.. Benia-
min Thoron.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Sorority News

The. Washington Alliance Of
Delta Delta Delta will hold 6
family picnic at 3 pm. Sunday al
Grigsby Station, the home of Mrs
Joseph D. Grigsby at Landover
Md. Miss Pauline Harrell, first
vice president of the alliance, is ir
charge of reservations.
Mrs. j. Carney Howell has beer
named the new chairman of Dis
trict II of Alpha Chi Omega alum
nae. The district includes Mary.
land. Virginia, West Virginia, Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Ohio, North
Carolina and the District.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Speaker Named

DR.. George Earle Shankle. head
Of the English Department at the
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia will address
the Washington MWC Alumnae
Chapter at a luncheon meeting at
pm. Saturday at the Iron Gate
Inn, 1871 N street NV.
The guest speaker will discuss
his new novel.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
GROUP to Install

Maj. Earl Hamilton Smith will
be installed as president of the
Washington Readers Club at a
meeting to be held on June 20 at
1851 Columbia road NV.
The new officers will be honored
at a reception which will follow
the installation program.
Evening star., 1950-05-24

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17

Der Sl. Batter trug oie Monitran5
nit Dem Maerbeiligiten. 2nnginrn be.
ipegte iib Die groBe Broaeiiion aus
Der Stride uno unter ben &olonaben,
Die BEN Mat itngeben. @s mar Die
erite Bro5eiiion oieier art, Die ieit
Dem Sabre 1888 BON ct. Yeter aus
ging. Canals leitete Bapit Nius XII.
Die Sronleibnansproaeliion oes SUI,
bilaunts, oas gum @eod9tttis an Die
@rloiltng ser Meni6beit bur6 Gbri.
itus gefeiert ipuroe.
8eionbere aufrnerfianfeit erregten
am 0onnerstag in ser Broaeliion oie
Heliqltien oes 8unoers bon 8olIena,
Die gum eritenmal in ibrer @eihi6te,
Die auf 6as Sabr 1864 5uriifgebt,
aus SrDieto na6 Gom gebradt NOR.
BEN naren. Die Jfeliql,ien puroen in
Der Bro5eiiion bon 8iirgern ser
Staot Srpieto Dem Bapit porungetra,
gen. Sm Sabre oes @unoers bielt itd
Bapit Urban ". in Srpietc auf uno
erlieB inn glei6en Sabre 1864 oie
gulle 5ur iabrli6en 5eier bon Sron-
leiGnam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17

TIT tbre grfori6ung nod niht abge-
|f4loiien. 9ie @rnbungen geitdlteten
lth idtpierig, neil allf Die Arhtteftnr
Der Beters -&irbe &iidiibt genortpuIlen
peroen 1ruBte. sSn Der romtideit Def.
fentfibfeit tpuroen irnnter tpieoer
aIarmierenoe Stintmen lnut, ote Der
8efiirbtung Iusbrud gaben, bdB Die
pr1dtige &uppel bes Donrs Shdoen
erleioen fonnte. Sn nellnmonatiger
&leinarbeit tpuroe ourd 8rofeiforen
Ser l1niperiitdt uno ser SebniIhen
So6i6ule ein Hlan ausgearbeitet,
aus DEM genau eriidtfi6 lit, tDelhem
Bltnft in ser 8alilifa oie ie1peiltgen
@rabungsitdtten entiprehen.
Die freigelegten 8Gume tparer bor
a6t Sabren nod edn5lid inbefattnt,
oa tie ni6t einmal in oen ulten Bld-
men einge5eibnet itno. sic tpuroen
beim 8au bes neuen Beters- -Oo1nes
iiberapolbt ltno nit oem 8aui6utt Der
alten 8aitlifa 5ugel6iittet.
8ei ser Musgeltaltung ser unters
iroiI6en 8aiilita puroe belonbers auf
ginfabbeit geadtet uno oafiir ee.
lorgt, oaB allies auf oie foitbaren 3eu=
gen Ser 6riltli6en Gereaneenbeit ub=
geItimmt lit. Il. a. fanen oie Sarfos
pbage ser Bdplte 8ius' T., 8ontfa5
VILL., Bius' w., Bil1s' X, 8eneoitt
XV, uno 8ius' XI. ioipie oes bert.
.lhen aaiiers Otto II. 5ur IufIteaung
Cine &oitbarfeit fir iib biloet oie be.
riibmte Steinploltif oes iisenben FL.
Betrlls, Oie gegeniiber Ger lebten 3us
beltatte oes gpoltelfiirlten ltebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17

tpiloern lino an Der &iiite ipoaieren
gu oiirfen. Seit ieiner 8erurteilung
TN Sabre 1915 iiito in sranfreih
irtmer inebr Sfimmen luut getporoen,
Die Die 5reilaiiung oes Mari6aas
oerlangen. 0ie &egierung itelt iih
ieoob auf oen Stanopunft, ser greiie
Wari6au fon1te obne 2ebensgefobr
Die 5eItltng ni6t mebr Derlaien, oa
ieoe Geile cine slt groBe 8elal flung
fir fem Ser5 6eoeuten 1piiroe. Wea-
oam Betain be5eibnet oieie 9ebaup-
tltng ieOod als ltmiinn ltno tpiiroe
eber ertparten, OaB feline Sretlalll,ng
Dem Mari6aa nelten 2ebensauftrieb
g1be. aber altd Sic sler5te auf ser
SnIel meinen, ser 8efangene iei in
einem @eiites5ultano, baB er cine
Srtsoerdnoerltns getitig nt9t ntebr
lpabrnebmen 1piiroe. Ser Otari6an
lBt Iebr penig, uno ieine Sagesration
lit ote gleide, tpie sic ser 8etua6ung.
Ser @efaugene erbGlt ieood Giebes-
ga6enpafete BON 8etpunoerern in ben
Ser. Staaten 11no &unooa. Mu6 @e-
burtstagsgeidenfe trafen aus SEN BET
oen Sdnoern reht 5ablreid ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Hnr5rtflrtt urrfdldrftrn
Kamtpfps aa

Sn ltngarn itebt aaem 9lnl6ein
nadJ cine nelte Gerl6arfung oes &ul-
tl1rfuntpfe5 bepor. 9lm Ionnersta9 /.
u. griff ser llnterribtsminilter So
lef Repai in elner @rfldrung Die fa-
tboliife Stride an. @r leiltete iib be-
Ionoers beftige slusfaae gegen Den To-
tbolii6en aleruS uno fiinOigte an,
OaB ser Religionsunterri6t in allen
2)tittellbulen lperoe abgei6afft ner-
ben. Zen 8il6ofen mari er Dor, 0aB
lie Die grtldrung Oes r6rieoensfon-
greneS" in Stodbolm gegen sic gltonl-
luaffen in vieiuitil6 fer @eil e" ent Itellt
batten. Gie 8ii6ofe baben oas Stod-
bolmer Wtaniieit eegen Die 9lton1paf-
fen 9ebilligt, n6er betont, ooB ibre
elgene @rfldrung vau6 i'm Namen ser
SrieIter, 0tonfe uno Honnen" er-
folgt lei.
Ser Minilter lit Witelieo oes So
litbiiros uno @eneraliefret1r ser font
muniitiiben Bartei.
&iir5li6 batte oie ungariIhe Brella
voie reaftionare Saltung bon sltom=
pfuffen" angegriffen, voie ii6 gepeiA
CERT baben Oie Stodbolmer grfld=
rung 5u unter5ei6nen". Iud tou6-
ten 8eriihte auf oaB Won6e l1no
Nonnen aus ibren &loItern pertrieben
ueroen iollen.
Sn ieiner grflarun9 mari Ser Wi=
nilter Die 5rage auf, Oh oie ungari-
l6e &egierung nod laneer Die BRET
.unOIe65ig fatbolii i6en Srben i'm
2pno ouloen iollte, oie elftauIeno
Vtitglieoer baben l1no ie6sbunoert-
iehsunopier5is &l0lter beiiben.
nSie reilen 5u Sunoerten uno Sau-
Ienoen als inperialiltiide aeitatoren
uno reaftiondre @eriibtema9er i'm
2anO berum," log &epai NIT Ser iibli-
6en fommuntltii6en Sre6beit. v@ir
baben oen 8elpeis, oaB gtonnen oen
5rauen, Die ii6 Dor Sen 2Goen anltel=
len, in Sen lebten @o6en 5ugefliiItert
baben, oaB mir feline Butter bGtten,
neil iie nof ser Sotpietzunion aus
gefitbrt miro"
~0ie aatbolifen," beu6elte er,
~baben bic lopale uno geouloiee SOL
tllng Ser Hegierune uno Ser 8artei
miBbralt6t, belonoers inbe5ug auf
oen Geligionsunterri6t." gead) ser
slnoeutung, Bob oieler ubgei6afft
meroen ioa, fubr er fort: Cine mi i
ienl6aftlide (?) gr5iebung auf Ser
8runOlage oes Morrismus uno 2eni-
nlsnlls ldBt ii6 ni6t NIT ser tbeolo-
gilden gr5iebung in oenielben Srga=
niiationen pereinigen."
Sn einent S5irteni i6reiben traten
Die glIdofe BON neuem fir @abrbeit
lno Gedt unO Sreibeit ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Bapif tlfarnt unr Kripgs-
grfatrr

ga6 elmer Weloung ser rsllI.
BreB" lugte am San1stog 8apit Yirs
XII, nur cine 1pelttpeite &oalition
aller Wenl6en, oie zines glten @il=
lens iinb, fonne 5rieben bringen un0
Den rperOerbliben &alten Grieg" be-
enoen, uoer orobt li6 in einen unoors
iteabar perni6tenoen, beiBen &rieg
au peripanoeln".
Ser Sl. Gater ernabnte olle in
uoer groBen 5omilie ser Meni6beit" ,
iih an oen 8emiibuneen 5ur 8erbin-
oerung zines nel1en &rieges 5u beteis
ligen.
Ser 8apIt ri6tete feline Mabnung
an 5peibunoert Ielegierte gum SSn.
ternationalen &ongreB fir oas Stu-
oiltm io5ialer Sragen. gr erfldrte,
OaB ~oie 20iung Ser groBen So5ial-
probleme oie oringe1rolte Mufgobe Ser
Stltnoe lit. Weiaionen bon Meni6ett
leioen in ser mooernen @elclli6aft,
uno cine ungebeure Menl6enmenge
lit lngliiflif, bungert, ooer miro
ourd Mrbeitsloiigfeit BON Sunqer be-
orobt Sas api6tigite in Der gegen-
pdrtigen internationalen Gage iei ba-
Der, before SebensperbaltnilIc gu
l6affen. ...
Sbne oen &omnnnis1nls 5u er-
mabnen ingte Yapit Yius: Ser
@etlt oes 8olen benubt bas g(eno unb
oie @ntmutislng bieler l1nslitdliden,
Inn tie in BEN Wtaeli litrom oes @tbeis-
mus uno oes Waterialisnus 5u itiir-
5ef, llm lie inn Me6anismus ben Sr-
.ganiiationen gum Stur3 Ser antigege,
benen Sronlrng gu benusen."
0ann, fubr er fort, iino oie armen
Willionen, oertpirrt our6 bos blen.
oenbe 2idt idoner 8eripre6en, our6
Die fiibnen 8ebalptllngen BON grfol-
gen, oie ii6 nidt na6priifer laiien,
oerill6t, iid Snuiionen binSugeben.
Solf)e Sulritonen aber vrEiiilen 81,
neEen uno furdtbaren io5iolen grbe-
hlngen fiibren".
~gs 1T notluenoie oieIe @efabren
lit pcllem umfange 5u erfaiien," er-
fliirte Ser Bapit. uWan n1uB fir sic
ln5abligen Solnilien Der 8coriidten
tpirtI6aftli6 ertrasli6e uuo gerebte
8erbaltniiie idaffen, gum min0elten
in einem lttnfange, oie Ser Meni6en-
Diiroe entipre6en."
Baplt Bius itellte felt, ooB Sic SIT.
ollltrialiiierllng zines 2anoes nlitln-
ter auf Soften Der 2anb1plrtihoft er-
folgt lit. u3u oft iit berIu6t por6en,
Wtalienproouftion ourb slusbeutung
aller Stffsquellen Ser groe Bis 5ur
gri6opfung 5u errei6er> gu oft lit
bel bieien 8eril16en Die 2anobep0l-
ferllng geopfert tpor6en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17

eigniiR ioIgeilbe 8efreiiing 6urh Die
Eeutihen tpar uber nlles dn0ere als
cine @rIeidter,lng oes frent6en Sods !;
in oen Sfupationsiabren iinb Sun.
oerttauierroe bon 8alten 11ngefom-
men, unb alS Damn Die rliiiibe Gle
aerarrnee 1pieoer oas @ebiet iiberfln-
tete, iebte Dos bolle 8rauen elm: Die
p0nige Ruiiifi5ierung Die NIT Der De-
portierung bon 2,3 Winionen 8alten
begonn, Die Dos Gbriitentlrn arsrot-
tete, ole ole 21nber nirtj6aftlif in
elm NiRt,,,,gslager tpanoelte, flr5 aus
Dem Baltifum cine gtappenitation
oes oornlarId)ierenoen &ommunis-
mus gema6t bat, Die ourh Bolfer
aus Dem Sernen Often neu beiieoelt
1puroe.
l1no bier liegt su offer 8oli9etpi.
iierlrrg cine beionoers folgenibmere
&oniequera Ser ruiiilben Innerion:
aeaen bas Mbenblanb bot &lBlanb
eine bielosiihe @ren5e ge5ogen, Die
auh in oen Satelitenitaaten ge5ogen
tuerben IoIl, Ole bis na6 Gbina 5u-
riifarefft = linb oo6 inn oItihleli-
1ben @rubenrallm oie eriten oreiBig-
tauleno bineitiden Slrbeiter bereits
gerneloet aporoen. Sor oielen 8olfs-
ltmi6i6tungen bat es inn 8altlfum
INNER golfer gegeben, oie Dem 8e-
Iten oie Sanb boten - Die 8efiirh.
tune lit bere6tigt, baB in tpenisen
ssabren idon bies nidt mebr Der Sall
iein miro. Sic aiiatil6e fommuniItl-
ide @eTabr bot bas einitige 6riitli6e
Sroenslono belebt, uno bas Gunfel
forrt unmittelbor Dor Der oltliben
8forte 0od bielleiebt - 10 i6loB Der
9feoner ieine alifriittef1toen Iusfiib.
rungen = mag otes Sltnfel I'M 8e-
item tpenigitens oas 2idt neu entfo-
ben, oas gum @eien oes abenolanoi.
iben Meni6en gebort, unb oaourd
Dem baltiiden @el6eben einen Sinn
geben, inoem es inn @eiten Die Ser
authorizing fiir bie obenoldnoii6e
aultur uno tbre 8erteiOigung ltartt! !!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Einr Bai1lika antrr nrttt
Brtprshnu,

Oie llmfangrei6en Irbeiten unter
oem Com 81 ct. 8eter in Hom, Die
Dor 5ebn Sabren beeannen, itno gum
abi6luB gefommen. 8ieies unter,
iroiide @ottesbaus, bas Die @rab-
ltatte oes Ipoitels Betrus ungibt, lit
iebt Ser Seffentlihfeit 5usdnglid.
Ser friibere 3entrmnsfiibrer 8rd-
lat 2uotuig &aas, 9on1berr uno &u.
rator ser 8alrbertpaltung BON ct. Be-
ter, ser oen slusban Der @rotten lei
tet, duBerte iid fiir5lib 5u bieiem I'm
ternebmen unb erfldrte Il. a.: 9en
MnitoB 5u Den bauli6en 8erdnberun-
gen unter oent 9om biloete ser @uf-
trag oes &aroinalfollegiums 5ur
Sduff1ng eines geeigneten Srtes our
borldufigen 8eiietung Bapit Bius'
XI.
Als BET Der l1nterIl6ung elmer ser
iiioli6en @dnbe Ser @rotte elm &obl-
ralln entoedt tpnr6e, entl9loB man
ii6 gu elmer groBaiigigen Neuplanung
NIT bem 3iel, Elm Der 8ergangenbeit
miiroiges unb Ser 3ufunft entipre-
henoes Maulolenm Ger BGplte at
i6affen. Snl 2aufe Ger folget1ben
Nabforld,tngen famen tpeitere bier
geiiden gum 8oridein. Mn Ser 5tirn-
tsan6 Der &rDpta apurbe eine @rotte
entoedt, oie balfeiienf0ranig bie Iebte
&itbeitdtte oes bl. Betrus l.1,gibt, bod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
InIann

Gas Militdrfomitee oes SenatS be-
I6loB, ser Administration sic per=
lunste poae oreiiabrige gerlangerung
Oes 9ienitpfli6tgeiebes 5ll betpiaigen,
eini6lieBli6 ser So1mo6t fir Sen
Graiioenten, Serteioigungen ieoer5eIt
pornebmen 81 laiien.
Sie slbltimmung erfolgte in ge-
idlollener Sisung. &omiteernitglieoer
beridteten, oaB oie WfaBnabme ein-
itimrnige llnterltiieung fanO, ie0od
bebielten iid einige Senatoren bas
He6t Dor, gegen Sen Baiius iiber oie
setrennte Gienitpflidterfiillung la6
&aiien Dor oem Blenum ginipra6e
au erbeben. Ser oenlofratiide 5ena-
tor Ruliea BON Georgia, Der bas
Imenoement einbra6te, begann NIT
Der Srganiiierung elmer &ompogne,
llm es in oem @elesent1purf gu bebal-
ten.
Sas noes-Sbergeridt entidieo
lebte 8ode, oaB 4uslGnoern. sic con
amerifaniiden 8eboroen inn Nuslmlo
in Suft gebalten 1peroen, nidt oas
8edt 8uitebt, lid an bie bieiigen @e-
ridte 5u ipenoen. 9,trh bie nit feds
gegen orei Stinunen gefdllte @rtIdei=
Dung tpur6e cine friibere gnti6eio1rns
oes 8erltfungsseri6ts untgeitoBeu.
Dte Hegierung batte 8er1f1ng eili-
gelegt NIT Ger 8egriinoung. oaB BET
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Alts npr Emtgrtt 6taht

geoh elmer Weloung Ser v4ii.
9reB" itieg leste 8o6e Sapit Bius
XII. in Die patifanii6en @rotten bin
ab uno tpeibte einen Iltar iiber Dem
@rab, bos nod oem ltrteil bon Ir-
d)Gologen llno Siitorifern oas 8rab
oes bI. Betrus tit.
Ser 1tillen, einfaden Seier maren
iabrela1,ge Musgra6ungen ooralsge-
gangen. No6 Der @eibe belt Der
t8aplt Die erite betlige Meiie on Dem
slltar tob, beiien Steine gum Sell nod
Don Ser eriten 8altlifa itanumen, bie
I'M Sabre 337 BON &aiier &onltantin
erridtet 1Duroe.
oc Sooann itieg er in gegleitung bo1t
slrhiteften uno @rddologen in oen
1lnteren Gang binab, mo- ct. Beter
begroben ipuroe. Sort iar1f Der 81.
&nter 5l1n @ebet auf bie &nie. Die
@robif1tte oes Ipoltels, 10 erflarte
ser 8apIt i'm Sanuar oes Sabres, lei
BON ieber unter Der &uppel Ser Se-
ters@&ir6e gelpeien. Seitoem 1puroe
beri6tet, onB BEL Ben Musgrabungen
beitinnte 6unoe outage eeforOert
tporben ieien, oie bierauf be5ug ba-
ben, aber bic 8eitdtigung bes Sati'
fans lit bis iest ausgeblieben.
9ie @rotten iino in orei S9iffe
eingeteilt, Die auf naiiiben. Sdulen
ruben. sSn Die Nilden Der alten Wau.
ern iino 2anpen eingelaiien, Die elm
ianftes 2i6t perbreiten. l1eber DEM
slltar in Der Witte befinoet ii6 bie
Statue zines i5eptertragenoen Gbri-
titus. Sief in Der @rotte itebt eine
Oear1norltatue bon ct. Beter, Die Der
8ron5eitatue in Der 8aiilita dbnelt.
Sunoerte bon 8ifgern perribteten
lire @ebete in BEN ulten &rppten, Of
ne au ubnen, baB meiter unten Die
Itille 8eibe itattfanO, oenn Der 8opit
batte nit ieiner Begleitung Die @rot-
ten burb einen neuen gingang betre-
ten. q
Inter Sen 8eamten, sic bel 6en
Iusgrabungen einen groBen Mnteil
batten, befinoen it6 Der geeffe 0es
Bapites, Shirt Carlo Bacelli, patifa-
nii6er Sonberberater; Wigr. 2rotpig
&aas, Der Sefretdr Ser 81. &ongrega-
tion, Die Die Beters-&ir6e ber1paltet;
8raf @nrico @alea55i, &onierbator
ser Stride; uno P. grtgelbert &iri6.
baum, elmer Der beioen Seiuitenpa-
tres, Die eingebenoe l1nteriudungen
ii6er Die ausgrabungen ausgearbeitet
Gaben.
Cine 8eiidtigung ser @rotten
burb oas biplomatil6e &orps un6
8eridterItatter miro borausli9tlib
balb 1tattfinoen. 9ann tperben Die
8rotten Dem Bublifln1 5ug1ngli9 ge,
ana6t tperoen.
Sim berflolienen 9onnerstag 5og
8apit Fils an Der Spite Der Sron-
leidnan1spro3eiiion Die gum eriten-
NAL ieit iieb5ebn sSabren bon Der &c.
ters s-&irde ibren @usgang nabnt.
Minoeitens 100000 8erionen,
barrl1ter Tauie,r6e BON ausldnoii9en
Bilgern, bie arrldBlib bes 81. Sabres
gefoat1nlen paren, or6ngten fib auf
Sem groBen Hlab Dor Der Heters.
Stride .4Is Ser &l. 8ater am Mittel-
portal Der 8nftlifa erihien, or0bntem
Ole @loden bon ct. Heter, ln6 front
me @eIdnge aus 9auienben bon &eb.
len itiegen gum Sin1nel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
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8enn bn eber 2ee oeier Sage paeit cine &nnns beine
3eitmns erbaen a Dir ndt ms it, m abresbetras
nnuben bee ni ab unoeru rmbs 8etraq tell
mee OSer besan faun 8ir ienbeu beue 3uns
abbaenms bbemte ben @ern zines snte alien gremnes
iuen edbabem fir bic fatbolihe EreTe.
9m fanmf ben Nbumnemnt au ben OO gaenreuuo' Size
Solepbnum &om ober 2er emeubu am fol-
geuoem 6ormnIar:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-28
Ohio Stories In
National Mags


Ohio will receive nationwide
publicity through nine stories
scheduled to appear in two Lead
ing magazines soon, the Ohio De-
velopment and Publicity Com
mission reports.
The publisher of Coronet and
Esquire will reprint nine chapters
from Frank Siedel's new book
>.se GA4Iv AotO4 y.
Cornet will reach the news
stands November "a with the in
itial story entitled THE Miracle
of Scio." The Scio saga tells of
Lew Reese's struggle to create a
huge factory out Of scraps The
venture was a phenomenal success
until disaster struck and the plant
was destroyed. Subsequent action
by the citizens of Scio makes
it tale Of courage and resource
fulness.
Esquire will appear about the
same time with story about an
other miracle wrought in the
plants of Armco at Middlotown
entitled Ribbons of Steel"
Seven other chapters will fol-
low in rapid succession to give
America an insight to the story
book side of Ohio.
Frank Siedel writes all scripts
for The Ohio Story program
sponsored by the Ohio Bell Telc-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-28

Miss Sue Dildine visited with
Miss Rochelle Long over last
weekend.
Bill Mcdowell of Plain City was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Mcdowell and family last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anvil McGraW
and son of Gallopolis were last
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross McGraw.
~
REPORTED I'll
Mrs. Lydia Watson is i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Homer Roberts and family.
VISITS SISTER
Bill Stanley visited his sister.
Mrs. Letha Williams and family
of Columbus, over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Shannon
were Thursday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Decker and
family of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-11-28
Bigger Livestock
Show Is Promised

CHICAGO, Nov. % = A bigger
turnout of livestock. many ex-
hibits from states never before
represented here, is promised for
the international Live Stock Ex-
position opening November Is for
an eight-day run through Decem-
Der 2 in the Chicago Stock Yards.
CARROTS entries should bring the
total number of livestock to be-
yond the 10000 mark of last
years International, according to
the management. Exhibits in live
stock alone will come from 35
states and two Canadian provin-
ces, a record number.
Most notable fact about the en-
tries this year are the numerous
names appearing on the exhibitor
list for the first time.
Four new SraIeS
Maine, Alabama, Arkansas and
North Carolina are represented
with livestock for the first time
in the remembered history of the
show. New entries are especially
heavy in Aberdeen-Angus, Here
ford and Shorthorn cattle classifi-
cations. Greatest increases ap-
pear in the East and Deep South
for cattle and California for sheep.
Even draft horses, whose num-
bers have declined with their use
fulness on farms where tractors