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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
MuAAunN
Spn Brpf. 5. 80. 9nbren
@ebaftenr oes ,@aiieufrenub'
= Trau 9. g., Seun. =

@s lit our6aus tein glberglaube,
Ionoern eii 8ott 4poblgefdlliges @e=
bet, menn man Die Seiligen um ibre
SSiirbitte anruft in irgenoeinem gel.
Itigen ooer 5eitli6en 9lnliegen. I'M
iere 2eier boben ieit iiber iieb5ig Sab=
rem, pom erlten slugenblid an oils
Mier. Soiepb Selling lein 8erf Der
gr5iebung pon Srieltern im ,Sblos
8aiIenfreuno' mitteilte, un5ablige
@aben gum 8eIten oes Soiepbinums
in peri6ieoenortigen snliegen per-
ipro6en uno itno in ibren @ebetet
erbort tporoen. 9ies benefit, lpie oas
@ebet Dem lieben 8ott red)t pcblge=
fGuig iIt. 9is uuf hen belttigel1 Gag
eri6einen i'm ,Sbio! !@aiienfreunr' Die
@ebetserborungen Der Seler. 2le Gnt-
midlung oes 8dpltlide,l Gollegillm
SSolepbinum lit SEN @ebeten Ger 2eler
oes genannten 9lattes uno iEre1
frommen 8aben 5u perounfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
2. September

men bunoert gbriitengemeinoen, oie
lett Sabr5ebnten bon Ndubern lno
Rriegern beimgeluht iirl6.
Rorea 5ablt beute etpa 5lpeibun-
oerttauleno &atboIifen, Die auf aht
Wiiiionsgebiete, barunter bier slpo-
ltoliIbe 8ifarinte entfalIen. gis gum
Insbruh oes ieBigen Grieges gab es
IN aorea Dierunoiiebaig frenbe WiI-
ltonare, bnnoerteinunoieb5ig foreani-
ife HrieIter uno bunoertunbbier Sc
ninariiten. SSn Der Saiptitabt Seoal
unb in gang Siio-&orea tpuroen o!e
tatbolii6en Wfiilionen nit offener
Spmpatbie begriiBt. Ser apoItolifhe
Bifar BON Seoul Sitularbiihof $40
peibte in Der Gatbeorale bon Saifu
am 30. Sanuar p.sS. oen Bralaten
Sobannes S6oi gum giidof. Ser
staatspraiioent, oie @egierung uno
oas Siplomatilde &orps tparen Bel
Der feierli6en 3eren1onie sugegen.
Der neugemeibte 8iibof erfI6rte 90
mails in elmer 8anfanipra6e auf linn
oargebrabte @ratulationen, 6aB alle
geiltig-leelii6en &rdfte oes 2anoes
elnmiitig gegen Die 8eorobung ourd
oen &ommunismus 5uiammenarbei.
ten miiBten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02

Der a6ten Generation, fiinfbunbert-
uno5tD0lf in Der nennteit Generation,
5ebnbunoertoie toierunb5man5ig in Der
5ebnten Generation. Sn Der ieh3ebn-
ten @eneration bat ieoer Wenih ifort
65,536 Goreltern, mas ettpa einen
3eitraum bon fiinfbunoert Sabren in
iid begreift. Inter ben $3.50 gor-
eltern befanoen iid) gan5 getuiB In-
geborige Ser neribieoenlten 5tanoe,
wesbalb benn audi Ser 4bnenitol5 et-
mos gan5 1nberedtigtes 1T. Iuf ben
Sitel uno oas @elo unierer gorabnen
brau6en mir ni6t Itol5 5lt lein, aber
auf einen ebrliben uno unbeidoltener
9tamen nno cine quite religioie gr-
5iebung f0nnen mir nit &e6t Itol3
Iein. Son ser 9auer ser 3eit MAIDEN
mir ltns in ser &egel nur einen iebr
pagen 8egriff Man glaubt 3. g., oaB
oie 3abl ser @enerationen, Die ieit
Gbriitt @eburt ooer ieit einem fern-
liesenoen Datum unierer @ei6i1te
entitanoen uno pergangen iino, llnge-
beuer groB iein miiiie. 9as lit eine
Selblttaui6ung. Nebmen mir ). 50.
oie @eburt uno oas 2eben Gbrilti,
uno lesen mir BEN Sal, oab oiele Gr-
eigniiie Elm Mann, Ser bel ser @eburt
Gbriiti 5Dan5ig Sabre alt eepelen
Iein jon, als 3eitgenolie nit erlebt
babe. Nebmen mir nun peiter an, oaB
er a6t5ig Sabre gelebt uno i'm a6t-
5iglten Sebensiabre einem anoeren
Neni6en bon 5tpan5ig Sabren bie
Sraoitionen n1iinbli6 iibernittelt
oaB Damn Oieier anbere Wenl6 in iei-
nem aht5igiten 2ebensiabre einem
5lpan5isiabrigen Meniden segeniiber
oaslelbe getan babe, uno baB es in1-
mer 10 meiter gegangen lei big aui
uniere 3eit. Damn fonrmen mir gu
oem grgebnis, oaB our6 5peiuno-
OreiBig @enerationen sic gr5ablung
bon ser @eburt gbriiti auf Dem @ege
miinoli6er l1eberlieferung biz gu uns
babe gelangen fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02

,iiber5ogenen aeIte uno St6mme 5ll
ebener groe abauIbneioen uno au ber-
|brennen. Dies lit beionoers BET &o-
ienitrdudern rattan. 8eriude baben
bepieien, oaB 9foienltrduder, bie i'm
FSerbit ober Sriibiabr gu ebener @roe
abgeibnitten iuerOen, ibonere ltno
5ablrei6ere Goien proou5ieren. @er
|nd6Iten CONNER Sbit pfliifen min,
ioate friib i'm 5riibiabr Die Sbitbau-
me beipriben nit 8oroeaur-8ri
sic i'm Oearft 5u baben lit. 8egen ben
iogenannten 8obrpurnL ser iinge
g6lme nno Strduder bon Snnen
anbobrt uno ausboblt, gibt es fein
anoeres 0eittel, als ben Strau6 ober
iungen Baum 10 tief ais moglib ab-
5ul6neioen. 8ieler @urn gebort gu
ser Samilie Der Sermiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
.G. u. q. y.

Gas 8ort rBalimpieIt" fommt bor
einem griebiI6en @ort, bas beoelt.
tet ~no6mals abgeidabt". Inter Ell.
mem SalimpIeIt oeritebt man elm mad
I6pal l6en ooer slbl6abeu ser Iii.
ipriingli6en S6rift nobmals bei6rie.
benes 8apprus= ooer Bergamentmo.
nuifript, mie oies i'm gltertum nnS
audi nod i'm Mittelalter aus Star.
Iamfeit iiblid mar. Ser urIpriinslibe,
meilt crit our6 6emilbe 8eagentien
(S6mefelammonium ODER Gbooanfa-
lium) lesbar 5lt madenoe Cert lit Oft
Iebr mertDoa. Sanoaften (grie6iif
BanoeftaD=alles umfailenoe Bidder,
neil cine 3uiammenfaiiung bes ae-
lamten auf ben iltern &edtsquel.
len berubenoen romiiden &efts. 81.
geIten=ein Sell bes Corpus juris
ci1iHS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02

pflidten, bel HStrofe ser 8ranomar-
flung als 9eeer oaran 81 glauberL oeB
bic Mutter Gbriiti leibbaftig IN ben
Simmel emporgeboben tpuroe. Der
@laube an oie ,Simmelfabrt Der
Sungfrau Waria mar in Der Stride
bereits fat algemein perbreitet, al5
8apit 8eneOift XIV, Ser BON 174O
bis 1853 regierte, erfldrt batte: ,8ies
lit cine @abri6einli6fe
9ung, Sic 81 leugnen gottlos .tno
blaSpbemil6 ndre.' 9ie mooerne ge-
ipegltng fir oie Nufnabme oeS Cog
mas in Die offi5ielle &irhenlebre be-
gonn, als I'M Sabre 1863 Oie Goni-
gin SslobeIla II. nrn Sparien Saplt
gius TX. Inn cine gntI tI6eiOlrg in ser
9lngelegenbeit Bot. Sn Sen IeRtel
Sabren baben iid) bunoertunoorei5eb
&arOinale, 1923 BatriorGen, nam-
li6 gr5bil60fe uno 9iItl0fe. $4,000
einfotbe Brieiter unb oht Aaillionen
tatboliide 2aien fiir Die Broffama=
ton oes 0ognas eingeIebt" - gu
Sbrem &ommentar mo6ten mir Nab-
ltebenoes aus 1tnlerer eigenen SUI
geno5eit in Gelttlblano bin5ufiigen:
gs mar BON Ilters Per I'M fatboli-
i6en Geutidlano oie if0ne, iinnrei=
de Site, fitr oen 6eittag Der Sims
melfabrt Wari1 allerlei lpo5lrie6en=
Sc &rGuter uno 9lumen 5u pfliiden.
Die 9inoer liefen am Gorabeno in
@arten uno 5elo, Inn oie i6onitet
glumen 81 pfliiden. Sic tpuroen in
einen StrauB 5uIammeneebunoen
uno oie &inoer bra6ten lie am Wa-
ribs Simmelfabrts. s.Sage NIT in oie
Stride, NO ser BrieIter tie iegnete.
Iie 8lumen uno poblrie6enoen
&rGuter Ioaten an oie @oblgerii6e
erinnern, pelhe oas Grab ser Dt1t.
tergottes na6 ibrer slufuabme in Sen
Simmel perbreitete. 8abrli6 Elm pal.
ienoer uno itnnreider 8rau6!
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g. d., Ga.

I'm einem S6laganfaa, an Dem 10
piele Weniben Iterben, oor5ubeugen,
trinfe man ieoen Worgen nii6tern Elm
@las faltes @ailer, permii6t nit Ell
nem 2offel bon fein 5eritoBenen Semi
lamens (WuItarO Seeo). 8iro man
bonn tSdlas getroffen, trinfe man
l6nea Sal5paiier. Oean permeioe
ihpere Wdbl5eiten am abeno. @ie
uiele Wfenlben lperoen tot i'm 8ett
gefunoen, nahoem lie cine al15urei6-
lide slbenomabl5eit genolien uno gel
Itige @etranfe i'm uebermaB eetrun-
fen baben! No6 oerb1ngnispoIer
linO in ieber Sinii6t Die beute CUR
Utobe geiporoenen uNigbt Clubs
fir Oie @eiunobeit oes Meni6ens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
Katatfrnphr iihrr hrm mrtn
hprg 6nttra in Knrra
(Nns Der ,Niindener &atboliiden
&irdenseitrng' bum 80. eSali)

u@ir Itellen uns Dor, mas mir tpies
oerfinoen 1perben: Sriimmer, ni6ts
ais Sriimmer!" 8efiimmert iagt es
Der Weiiiionsprofurator ser @eneoif=
ltinermiiiionare BON ct. Sttilien su
uns, oa mir BON oen .pauienloien
2uftangriffen" Der 4merifaner auf
0ie Stdote Noro=&oreas iprehen.
pWan muB Oie Sauier Ser gingebo-
renen fennen," fabrt er fort, voie flo
den Siitten aus Con, Strob uno Ba-
pier, Inn 5u ipiiien, oaB Tie faum lob-
nenoe 3iele iein fonnen. Die Mii-
lionsltationen aber nit ibren anlebn=
lihen S6ulgebduoen &ranfenbGu-
iern &inoergarten, 4ltersbeimen uno
Seminarien iino gan5 sepiB bon
noroforeaniibem WilitGr beiebt.
Sdon in ben Sabren 1915 bis 1949
~ 10 peit rei6en uniere ipGrliden
geridte, Die mir bis 5ulest bur6
treue gingeborene iiber sic S6mei5
erbielten = tparen ia bieie i'm Ser
glei6 5u oen Siitten ser aoreaner
berporragenoen @ebduoe unierer So
tres cine millfommene 9eute Ser
GommuniIten. sSn alien MuBenpoIten
Der Weiiiion iogar purben oie S6ul-
bduier faiiiert, bie Miiiionare aber
perbaftet. 8elonoers bitter oas in @e-
genoen mie Dem glrbeiterpiertel in
Sionari, mo bas Gbriitentum tpirflid
i'm &f Inn bie Seele oes aiioti.
lben Mrbeiters in boroerlter sSront
1tano!"
Ser P. Brofurator seigt uns 8il.
Ser. ueberal ieben mir ioubere, Ii6t
nno lnftig gebaute NSbulen, in
Gbongiin pie in SoirDona ooer in
&oian. gaein i'm 8ifariat 8onian,
Dem Wiiiionsgebiet Norb-aoreas, oas
oie 8eneoiftiner bon ct. Ottilien
bauptiadlid, ood nidt ausl6lieBlih
betreuen, batten iie oreiBig S9ulen,
6arnnter atD0lf bon ben ssapanern
emit itaatlid anerfannte iotpie 3polf
Sanpt- nn6 bunbertoreilnosipanaia
yfebenItationen Der Wfiilion erribtet.
gie @btei Eofpon, nabe BEL 8onian,
6ie Der eigentlihe geiitige Neittel-
punft oes getpaltigen Miiiionsgebie-
tee mar, umfaBte iogar Elm @pmna-
iinm, oas iosenannte .fleine Semi.
mar" uno cine Observation-Disclosures:
ihe &o6ihmle, Derbun6en NIT einem
Hrieiterieminar. Mus 6en beioen @n-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
- Mlter Seier, >.

9ieie aus ser SatifanItaot font
menoe Nadri6t bat getpiB Die gan5e
fatboliide @elt nit Sreuoen begriiBt.
Gie bonn IA. auguIt Oatierte gtad-
ridt aus ser 8atifanItaot lautet
portli6: .8apIt Sius XII. bat elm
gebeimes &onliltorilm einberl1fen,
Inn aus Dem @lauben an Oen f0rper-
liden sufItieg Ser Sunsfrau Maria
gum Simmel elm 9ogma Der fatboli-
i6en Stride 5u MAIDEN. 9amit miro
gum erltenmal feit falt bunoert Sob
rem ser &ir6enooftrin ein neues Dog
ma bin5usefiiet. 0as lebte par oie
2ebre bon ser llnbefledten @mpfang-
mis-, oie am s. 8e5ember 1854 gum
9ogma erboben tpuroe. Ser ,Silerpa-
tore Gomano', Die 3eitrns oes 8ati-
fans, teilte Sic @inberufung am Sor-
ubeno oes 10. sluguIt, oes 6eItes bon
Marid Simnrelfabrt, nit, bas ieit
Sabrbunoerten bon BEN &atbolifen
gefeiert luoroen lit. gta6 Ingabe oes
8lattes miro oas gebeime &oniiito-
rilIm Der &aroindle am 80. Sftober
5ulammentreten, uno ser Yaplt miro
Dos Gogma am 1. 9toDember, Dem
SdluBtag oes internationalen mo-
rianiiben &ongreiies in &om, feier-
lid proflamieren. sln bielem Gage
tperoen Sallenoe bon @ldubigen, bie
ii6 beionoers Dem 0ienlt Ser Sung
frau Waria, Der Wtutter Gbriiti, ge=
meibt baben, aus alien Seilen Ser
@elt neriafnmelt Iein, Inn an Dem
pidtigiten greignis oes 81. Sabres
teil3unebmen. Die 0elegierten brin-
gen Sauienoe BON Statl,en ser Sung
frau nit, bon oenen einige aus BEN
beriibmteiten &ultItatten Ser @elt
itammen. Ser Bapit miro am 9ller-
beiligentage bel Der 8roflamation oes
8ogmas et cdthadra (pom LSI. Stubl
aus ipreden; penn er Dies tut, gilt
er als unfeblbar. 3ie 8roflamation
miro alle Witglieoer ser Stride ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
u. @., MaiI. :

Ger 8enerationei1 ooer MenIden.
alter iino ieit Gbrilti @ebltrt ni6t 10
piele, pie man gelpobnlif an5uneb-
men geneigt lit. sseoer Meni6 bat
5pei gltern, bier @roBeltern, a6t
lrgroBeltern, ie65ebn llrurgroBel-
tern, allo @ltern in ser oierten Gene
ration, 5meiunooreiBig gltern in ser
fiinften Generation, pierunoie65ig in
Der ie6lten Generation, bunoertadt-
llno5wan5ig in Der iiebten Genera
tion, 5peibunoertle6 ofiinf5ig in
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IIlII1IIIIIlIlII1llIIIlIllKllIIIIIIIEIIIl
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Aua hpnt EpfrrkrptH
ct. Marp's College,
ct. WtarDs, Sans, 12. gug. 1850.

~. aUluLD > SuueYe,
ct. Warps, Sans, 12. ang. 1850.
2iebe 2eIer!
Dies iou Ser S9luBberibt iiber
r. Gombarois 8ortragsreiie fem. 8e-
ridten mir fur5 iiber ben Grfola ser
iiher gan5 lineepobnli6en 8rebigten.
IS pare Derfriibt, i9on berte BON
DER Siefentpirfung oes bon p. 2om-
baroi gepreoigten &reu5auges Ser
Siebe reoen az tpollen. Sic miro iih
iiberbaupt ME in meBbaren 3ablen
ausoriifen laiien. Mber ser auBere
@rfolg iibertraf Die grtpartunaen~
l1eberaa tparen bie &ir6en un6 5dle
gu flein. Sauienbe, aub in ser moro
oeutihen 9iaipora, 1pie in San,bura,
Bremen, 8rauni6meig, Sannooer,
muBten brauBen' bleiben uno an oen
sautipre6ern 5uboren. l1no 6ie barr.
ten aug, gebannt rnb sefeilelt, anoert,
balb tStnnben lang, ielbIt BEL reaneri-
l1bem Metter. 8iele tparen unter oen
Suborern, oie ieit iSabren feine 8re-
oigt mebr gebort bntten; aber an oen
glaubensinnieen 8rieiter nit Ieiner
5uDeilen beidtporenoen Stimme aa-
ben lie 1ib gefangen; ni6t in beIer
esegeliterung, aber in tieflter Seele
angeriibrt nno ergrrffen.
8epiB; es gab aub &unbgebungen,
bel oenen ii6 Oie in ben Seraen emit
tabte @lut ma1tpon nad nuBen
Igabn bra6, 6ieP. 2ombaroi i1ti6lih-
ter nno tpabrbaftiger 5elb5fbeihei-
Dung ME alf iid be5og, oie er oann
NIT Der rubigen 6eititeaung entgegen-
nabm: ~0as lit Seius; fife ipiiren
Selus. 90 lit es in sstalien INNER"
teiien uno &annoper, mo- man cine
babe Stunoe braubte, INN fi6 aus
DER Wfenge los5uloien uno iogar berit-
tene 8oli5ei 81 SiDfe nebmen muBte,
laben iolde &unogebungen. sssn Sort.
nluno batte iid tros naBfalten 8et-
tiers cine Wenge bon $4,000 bis
10000 Weniben auf Dem 8orplas
oes Sbeaters eingefun6en. ssn ssranf.
furt fiate iid Die eroBe SelfbaIe io-
gar NIT $4,000 3uborern. &obepunfte
blleben Die 8roBberanitaltungen in
lDortmuno, @iien uno 8raunidmeia.
SIN gan5en baben 100000 bis
900, 900 Wenifen in oem einen Mo-
nat Den Borten p. 2onrbarbis BEL an
oen Teriammlungen gelauIbt. Gin
Stelfades oieier 3abl umfaBt oieieni-
gen, Die ibn in ben fiinf Senoearup-
pen, iiber Die er lpra6, am &unofunf
b0rten.
gSie elm fl. 8ernbaro bon Clair.
oaur Dor 700 Sabren, obne Die 5pra-
be oes 2anoes su berIteben, an 6en
Hbein fam Inn BEN &reu53ug oes Sci
ltgen 2anoes 5u preoigen, 10 ourheilt
beute P. 2onrbarbi bic 1peltli6e @eIt
als &itnoer bes u3eitalters sseIu".
Dalnals gelang es, oen .Salbmono 5u
oerorangen uno oas &reu5 als sic.
ges5ei6en auf ben &irben uno @atbe-
oralen 5n erbalten. Sb fi6 an P. 2oni-
Iborois 8oti6aft oie @naoe fniipft, bas
Abenolano Dor 6anmer nno Sihel
5u retten, bangt oabon ab, oaB fid] im
aufgeibloiienen Ser5en ser @ile su
neuer driitli6er Sat bdrte.
Utlt SreunoesgruB unb Yrieiter-
| iegen
Soiepb $. 8eIs, ST..
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8. a., Mla.

Ser 8ogen mar als S9uBnaffe
l6on BEN urpolfern befannt uito oiens
te bauptla6li6 our grlegung bon
niloen Sieren, bie enttpeoer Dem
Wenl6en 5ur gabrung bienten ober
ibm i6abeten. 8ieIer primitipe 8o-
gen beitano aus einem brei Bis bier
SUB langen, elaItiihen Stiid Sola,
oas NIT elmer Sebne an beioen gnoen
oerbunoen mar. Die 8feile beltanben
aus giIen, &no6en ooer SeuerItein,
mie BEL ben Snbianern. Der 8ogen iii
ais @affe belt5utage nur nod BEL
primitiDen 8olfern inn @ebrou1,
oient aber beute nod 5u Sport
5Defen. 8onfommener als ser so.
gen lit oie iogenannte 4rmbrult, tpie
tie bon @ilbelm Sea befannt lit.
Sic lit cine aus Dem 9ogen berbor-
gegangene S6uBmaffe. sic beitebt
aus Dem Sbaft ooer ser 3ii flung,
meiit aus gidenbol5, nit ser NuB,
elmer 8ertiefung our 4ufnabme Ser
gelpannten Sebne, aus Dem &orn,
Dem Sdneller ODER 9riider uno Dem
gogen. Sieie poafommenere @affe
NOR i6on oen f0mern befannt unb
Duroe in BEN erIten Sabrbunoerten
iogar in Ser Armee gebraudt, Bis oas
8ulper erfunoen tpurbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-02
&. g., &p. :

Inter Sen peri6ieoenen Gneipp.
Sanitarien f0nnen mir Sbnen bas
0tarinilian &neipp Sanitarium,
2698 Sopce slpe., Columbus II, g.,
beitens empfeblen. Ser BETTER, Sr.
90. Bur5inger, lit S6iiler Bfarrer
&neipps in @0risbofen getueien unb
bat cine erfabrungsrei6e Braris bin.
ter iid. Die Breile iino iebr ntdbis
uno oie 8ebanolung lit griinoli6.
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. s. g., o.

Gieiem 10 aGgemein perbreitetell
gaum- uno 'Strau6i6doling, ser
San Sole Scale (S6ilolaus), lit iebr
l6per bei5tfommen. @enn Elm sriino-
li6es Ibfrasen Ser Hinoe mogli6 lit,
ooer nit elmer itarfen 2oiung bon
&alfibpefeliaure Dem uebel ni6t ab=
gebolfen meroen fann, 10 bleibt ni6ts
iibrig, als oie nit ser Sdil6laus
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: u. g., go. :

Ser neubeutf6e Musorud scum.
pei" beoeutet uArbeitsfamerao" be-
.ionoers in Der 8ergmannsipra6e
Gas @ort lit cine ltmloutung bon
~&umpan" englii6 Companion.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
Second AIaska Highway Is Being Considered

Southeastern Alaska's residents some day may have reason to purchase the new motor car their hearts desire.
 A Canadian government high way survey is now in progress, to make preliminary studies for a new highway between Alaska and the states. The proposed route, which approximates the original "A" route recommended for the Alaska Highway before the war, will run about 100 miles inland from Ketchikan, Wrangell, Peters burg and Juneau. Construction of lateral highways to reach these Southeastern Alaska communities would be a simple matter, accord ing to the Alaska Development Board. ...-. ..s:
 There seems little doubt that a second route to the states even tually will be completed. The first link was forged last season, when a road was constructed which connected Whitehorse and Atlin. The future extension will lead from Atlin to Telegraph Creek and then to Hazelton on the Skeena Highway which leads to the states.
 The proposed new route will make the distance between Alas ka and the states shorter by sev- eral hundred miles.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
VALDEZ WAGES WAR ON W0RK-SHY MIGRANTS
SURVEY CREWS WORK
 ON COPPER RIVER HY.

Chitina's C. A. Nelson yet may get some governmental help on the construction of a suggested Copper River Highway. MT. Nell son, dispairing of everybody's "1et-George-do-it" attitude on the highway, took matters into his own hands several weeks ago, and set a crew to roughing out a high way on the roadbed of the old Copper River and Northwestern Railway. The road would link Chitina and Cordova.
 Last week, a party of territorial officials arrived in Cordova to fly over the proposed route of the Chitina-Cordova highway. Upon their return to Cordova, members of the party said a 15-man survey party would arrive in Cordova tomorrow, to make a construction survey of the route.
 Nobody in the official party, which was led by Frank Heintzle- man, regional forester, would mention any particular reasons for the survey. Cordovans aren't puzzled, though-they're sure it's because the highway will be in- cluded in next years road budget plans for Alaska.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
Garbage Business, New Residents Both Increase In Valdez

Since the city of Valdez recent ly served notice that all city res idents must pay two dollars a month for garbage service, the city's revenues from garbage and trash removal have tripled, it was announced this week by city clerk Haley Gates.
 The city councils action was taken under the territorial law, which gives city the right to charge for such services, either by tax or by monthly billing plan.
 The increase in garbage rev. enue also points to a decided in- crease in new Valdez residents, MT. Gates stated. He feels the building, buying and real estate boom in the city has reached it's greatest peak since 1905. In the past two weeks, there has been an average of 20 transfers of
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
PAIR OF BROKEN RIBS ONLY FLAW HERE IN FOURTH CELEBRATION

Valdez, too, had a near-perfect Fourth of July celebration. The day was marred by one accident, when Gordon Jurgens of the Alaska Road Commission ball team broke two ribs sliding in to second base. MT. Jurgens' team mates were crushed by his re- moVal from the game, losing to their Eagle opponents by score of Is to 13.
 Jurgens was starting pitcher for the ARC.
 The Valdez celebration began on Monday evening, with a dance sponsored by the Eagles. On the morning of the Fourth, all of the days races and contests were scheduled. The ball game was the featured event of the after noon's entertainment.
 Valdez weather was perfect, and hundreds of visitors poured into town to help city residents enjoy their holiday.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
SHELTERS LOOK FOR THREE COWS, BUT FIND FIVE

When the R. "A. Smetters family of Big Delta arrived in Valdez last. week 10 fake de- livery of three cows consigned 10 them here. they found five bossies of varying sizes await ing their new owners. One of the cows had calved on the trip north. bearing twins.
 The Smetters also received a horse on inc same ship. The family. which includes the children Laddie and Mary Dar- lene. live on a homestead To- cated 87 miles south of Fair banks. They have lived on their l60 acres there for the past five years.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
Is AIoskons Attended Oregon Colleges on
 Scholarships Lasf Year

Sixteen Alaskan students went to college in Oregon last year on the Alaskan Hawaiian scholar ships established by that state a year ago. Eight of the students went to the University of Oregon and another eight attended Ore gon tate College. The Alaskans who strayed south in search of higher education came from Ketchikan, Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks, Annette and Fort Richardson.
 The Oregon scholarships are open to any Alaskan student whose parents annual income does not exceed 5000. The plan was established by Oregon's sen- ator Richard Neuberger.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
Ri+d Dingman Is Featured in Rofogravure Section of Times

Valdez and Valdez public health nurse, pretty Rita Ding man, were a part of a special nine-page feature of the Seattle Times recently. The Alaskan pie lures were a part of the Sunday rotogravure section of the Times, photographed by feature editor Chester Gibbons on his recent trip north with the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce.
 MT. Gibbons built his feature picture-story about the boat trip north to Seward and south again to Seattle, which so many state side tourists take each summer. Although the photographer visit ed Anchorage, the Matanuska Valley and Fairbanks in the h. terior, he found coastal towns and scenes more photogenic, for the most part, judging from the Times section.
 Miss Dingman was the visitors escort about the city of Valdez, during their brief stay here.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
Local Playground Gets First Dose
 Of LethaI Bug Spray

Roy Eaton, entomologist with the territorial department of pub lie health, arrived in Valdez early this week to start the summers insect control work here.
 A spray unit, operated by com pressed air, is logging the air above the Valdez playground, dealing death to all insects, and to sand flies in particular, that venture into the sprayed area. A slight drawback to the plan is that relief is only temporary, but the spray unit is a permanent in stallation and follow-up doses of the insect-killer can be loosed over the playground as needed.
 Although the process is still in it's experimental stages, good re- suits have been obtained where the spray has been used against mosquitoes. Entomologists have used the process to protect Kings Lake camp at Palmer.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
CHIMNEY FIRE DOES NO DAMAGE

Valdez volunteer firefighters were given an opportunity to practice their firefighting lessons last week, when an oil stove in the Joy Ripley home exploded. The explosion caused a chimney fire.
 Hugh Tatro, a neighbor, saw the smoke and turned in the alarm. Little damage, other than smoke and soot soil, resulted.
Valdez news., 1950-07-14
New Choirs Planned For Valdez Chapel

Rev. R. Teeter has organized new choir in the Valdez Chapel. It is made up of 16 adult voices, and includes soprano, alto and bass sections.
 The junior choir at the Chapel also is to be organized soon. Fur ther musical plans in Reverend Teeter's mind include the forma- ton of an instrumental section. There are many instruments available, he said.