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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-04


ginmanberer beuti6en 1lriprungs
alissuIdlieben uno iaete, inoem er
auf Die Sli6tlinge aeigte: ,gs iino
iol6e idiperarbeitenoe, ebrlide unb
gottesfiirbtige Minner 1nb Srauen
tpie sic, pel6e gelpiiie 2eute in Ime-
rifa al,si6lieBen mo6ten.
Io''''';t:;:6 e: *.
Sn Dem 8efinben 6es bodtp. Srn.
8farrera SenrD S6erer, Der felt mo-
be5u 5ipei 8o6en idiper franf i'm bic
Iisen ct. SaSolepbszSolpital bornieber-
liegt, i6eint cine Ieibte geiierung
elngetreten 5ll iein.
s+n
9tm Z. Otdra feiert oas bieiiee ct.
Sbomas College iein aniGbrIides ga.
tronSfelt. 3us iolenne Bontififalamt
in Der anitaltsfapeae 5elebriert Der
bodtp'ite Sr. gr5biidof Msl,rrap; Die
6eltpreoigt bolt 8ildof gotparb tSis-
geralo bon @inona.
slm II. uno 12. Weara fi1oet inn
ct. Sbomas College oie 9iItriftsper-
ialnlnlung Der gtotional 5eoeration
Of Gatbolic College Stuoents ltott,
Do5u etiua a6tbunoert 9eIegoten er-
martet nerben.
Sn Der ct. Slofszairhe in Ntin-
neapolis begimt am Sonntag einc
beilige Wiiiion fir 9aubltlln1lne. Sic
Sreoigten bolt Der bodtp. Sr. 9aniel
Siggins BON ct. 2ouis in Der 3ei-
deniprade. Yfiilionsonba6ten iino
um neun nbr (beiltge Meile) uno INN
I llbr 80 obenbs' bon Sonttag bis
einldlieBli6 6reitog.
Gie ct. Beterss s@enneinoe in Gan-
By iiberreihte leste 8ohe ibrem
gfarrer, Dem bo6tp. Srn. George
Sugbes, cine Sreifabrt nob 9fom
5llm 81. Sabr, bel @elesenbeit ieines
fiinften Sabrestags oils Bfarrer ser
8emeinoe. 5otber Sugbes miro om
8. Dtdr5 bon ct. Eaul aus na6 9fom
abrerlen uno am %. Wdr5 5uriidfeb-
rem.
z @eitorben lit oie ebrap. Sfruelter
Warp Baulo, leit abturofiinfsia
Sabren Dtitglieo oes bieltgen 8iiita-
tion=&lolters. @eboren in Oearibaa,
Us. 3d., Dor 5nei,lnoo6taig Sabren,
fam lie als &ino nit ibren glterr1
fa6 ct. Bad unb trat bier in bas
alfe, oan1ols an Der &obert-Str. gele=
gene aloiter elm. gthpa breiBia Sabre
lang mar iie I'M @oiter oils 8fort.
nerin tdtig, beDor lie in ibren porge-
i6rittenen alter nit ser auflidt iiber
oen &loltergarten l1nb ole 8ienenItofe
betraut wlroe. Die 8eiIesung erfola=
te am Wontag bon Der &loiterfapeae
aus auf Dem &alparien- 5rieobof. X.
/. p.
ct. Glunb, Oeinn. = @egen 3ebn-
tauleno Berionen fanoen lid) am
Ofontag auf Dem bieiigen sSlnafelb
elm, als Die ct. Gloub- -Bilgergruppe
bon bnnoertunofiinf Berionen in aapei
Sonoer- 5lug5eugen Die ST. =Sabr-
Gon-3eile antrat. 8or Ser slbreiIe
feierte Der bodD'lte Sr. 8iifof 8nld
fiir Die BiIgergrllppe cine beilige
Deeiie in Der ct. Glou1santbeorale
uno nod be1n @ottesoienlt fparen sic
Bilger @aite bei einem po1ta Der ct.
Glouo-Sanoelsfanrmer %urrangierten
@abelfriabitiif. Sic Yilser pertreten
5ablreibe 8erltfe, oarunter Yrielter.
&ranfenmdrterinnen 5lpei 3obndr3te.
5ablreihe 5armer uno beren 5raltetl,
elne Mooeidneioerin mebrere Stu.
oenten ulm SS11 Rom aperoen bie 8iI.
ger bonn 81. gater in elmer Special.
ailoien5 enpfangen. 9ie @ruppe mfrs
iih fiint5ebn Gage lang in @uropo
aufbalten uno am IL. War5 1pieoer
in Seem gorf eintreffen.
Winona, Ninn. = @enaB elmer
getanntgabe oes bod1D' D'Iten 9rn. gi-
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q 2ie ct. Beters s@eneinbe in Gan-
By ilberreidte leste 8obe ibrern
Gfarrer, Dem bodtp. &rn. George
5ugbes, cine Sreifabrt nab 9fom
5lrm 81. Sabr, bel @elegenbeit ieines
fiinften Sabrestags oils Bfarrer ser
8eneinoe. 5atber Sugbes miro am
s. Ofdr5 bon ct. Haul aus na1 &om
obrerlen uno am %. War5 5uriidfeb-
rem.
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Sanger lit Der l1rbeber bieies
aineitbenlents, ,ito iitter Dem ,tr-
ipriingliden @eleb tparen Berionen
belitiden llrIprungs BON Der @irtpan-
berilng olsgeibloiien. Ser 'Senator
griff Die @egner ieines Mmeroements
an, Die ir1fler nod barairf belteben,
ginmanoerer oeutiben 1triprlings
als8uIdlieBen uno iaete, inoem er
auf Die 5liidtlinge aeigte: ugs iinb
iol6e idtperarbeitenbe, ebrlide lrnb
gottesfiirhtige Mdnner rtto Sraue1
tpie Sic, tpel6e gefpiiie 2eute in @me-
rifa al1siblieBen mobten.
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Sttulue DeS TDlfeS
fiir bas eSoiepbtunn1

5ierltit ieltbe ih Sbnen $500, Die
id IN perfdieoenen Inliegen 81 gb-
rem bes Sl'iten Ser5ens Seiu urb Ser
Muttergottes peripro6en 9atte. Sd
bin, 8ott lei 0anf, erbSrt tporoen.
ltngen., Sno.
gnliegenoe Gnbe ietroe id) Sbnell
- eine @abe, Die id in nerlhiebenen
3eitlihen anliesen peripro9en batte.
Der liebe @ott bot meme 9itte erb0rt.
CSon g. g.
Sd ienbe Sbnen einliegeno eine
8abe. Die ih in einem lpi6tigen 3eit-
liten anliegen perlproben bntte. SSd)
bin, 8ott iei 0anf, erbort iporben.
Sitter 2eler, Sa.
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7 : = slf F II & {
&c SausfdpeIle etttbalten. Weit oen
Baunrbeiten Ion bereits i'm IprI be-
gonnen rperoen.
Milmanfee, @is. 1euer unbe-
fannten uriprrttgs rihtete arp Don't
,terstng I. SO. in Der ct. @eorgs-&ir.
6e lt1ib 4SdyaIbaIle in &enolba i1tpe-
rem Sfa6en ON. Der 9auptibaoen
nar in Der ct. @eorgstSalle, no elm
8rano tpabrenb einem &orbban Spiel
ausbrob uno gesen $4,000 Sdnoen
anrihtete. @liidli6erfpeiie paren fei-
ne Soten ooer 8erlebten su beflagen.
9abnane, So. - SSn 0persDille
plant man Die @rribtling elmer To-
tboli'den 3entral=Sodl6ule, tpie Ser
bo6n'ite Mlgr. 90. 90. Soffnnn,
8farrer ser oortigen ct. Srana ga.
er-@emeinoe, Iette 8obe befarrtt
gab. 0ean bofft auf bieie @eiie oen
Blalten Der offentliden Sfulbeborbe
in bieier por1piegeno fatboliiben Srt-
ifaft 5upor5ufontmen, inoem fir oie
fatbolilhe S6llliugeilO Elm our6grei.
fenoes gr5iebungsprogramm gebotcn
fpiiroe, oas bie foitipielige grtpeiter-
ung bes' offentliden SobibuliDltems
oortielbIt llnnotig MAIDEN tpiirbe. @e-
plant lit II. a. Die ginridtitng bon
Spe5ialfddern fiir 2onbtpirtldaft,
Sanoauerf llno abnlid)e 8erufe, iotpie
.eripeiterte ISport= unb 0allifpro-
grdnlrte.
0aptun, .. = 0ie bieiige, bon oen
Mariitenpatres geleitete 9opton Uni
periitp begebt ON 81. Dfdr5 ben Bun-
oertlten Sdbrestag ibrer 8riinoung.
Sittsbmrgb, go. Sn Ser ct.
Sin5en5 =@r5abtei bel 2atrobe itorb i'm
alter BON nellarlutoiehaig sSSabren Der
bodtp. p. 8onaoent,,ra yieitbmeier,
O.S.B., ieit iiebenllnbnier5ig Sabren
Dtitglieo 6es Sroens lmo leiner3eit
Gefun oes ct. Gin3en5-&ollegs @e-
boren in 8ebenoorf, 8apern, fam ser
nun 8erltorbene in ieiner sSligeno
no6 BEN Ser. Staaten ,rno legte 1903
in ct. Gin5en5 feline SroensprofeB
ab. Im q. Sunni 1908 erbielt er oie
Srieiterlpeibe. Na6bem er Johann
neun Sabre lang in Baltimore ltnb
Gbicago in Der Hfarrieellorge getpirft
botte, 1puroe er 1917 als 2eiter 0es
Sf)olaitifats I'M Die ct. 9inSen3- -gb-
tel 5uriidberufen. 1880 biz 1888 mar
er gi5eprdiioent lnb 9efan bes ct.
8in5en3-&onegs, Johann bis 1913
Brofellor Der lateiniiden um6 oe,tt-
i6en Sprade. Die 'feierliGe,t Gre
qlien erfolgten leste 8ohe in Der
ct. 8in5en5=I =Ibteifirde. RIP.
8aibinston, 3. s. Srn aIter
bon eirlnoDier5ig Siabren itarb nah
fur5er &runfbeit Mier. 8alter g.
Carroll, ein Mitglieo oes p1p1tliden
Staatsiefretariats uub ieit 1947 IN
8albington i'm SsS1ltereiie ser Dit
fliidtlinge tdtig. @eboren in 8itts-
burgb, abiolpierte Der 10 friib Ser
itorbene 1880 Die 3uqlesne timber
litp, ertparb 1888 in Der llniperIitGt
6reiburg in Der tSbmei5 Sen pbiloio-
pbiid)en Ioftorgroo nno 1886 am
8regorian,lm in &om oas 2i5entiat
Der Sbeologie alno sleih5eitig 6en
9oftorgrao i'm fanoniiden Gedt am
appeltnarium 6ortielbit ulrb 1puroe
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ct. Eanl, Ninn.- @urtbingtun, ..
Samstas, 4. Mars 1850.
Sir d c II t a Ser

Sunntas, 5. Ntars: 3tpeiter Saiten-
ipnntaa (3eminiscere). - gpan=
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ztutfhpn Krtrg l1nh grirhrn
(Sortfebune bon Seite u

Ger guropa-8epegung, Der 3onopans
slnfroge perionli6 runo fiinf5ig euro
p1iiben Gegierungsnitglieoer iiber-
trabte: sd babe feline ein5ige Ab=
lebnlmg unIerer ginigungsbeltrebun=
gen erbalten. 'Selbit maBgeblibe Ser
treter Der Sppoittionsparteien in
8elt=guropa be5eugten lire ueber-
einitinmllng NIT BEN 3ielen Ser GU
ropa-gemegung. Slu6 Die Stimmrng
unter Ser britiiden slrbeiterpartei lit
politiper als nod Dor einen Sabr, uno
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M.8.g.

Seut5utaee lit Die 8eroffelltliflung
elmer 3eitlrng einidlieBlid 9rlid
uno Gerlano, nit groBen llnfolten
perbunben. Das Solepbinim oerOf-
fentlidt oeren 5tpei: Ser ,Sbio-8c!-
lenireunb' lit nun in ieinem iieben-
unoiteb5igiten Sabre. Die ,Solapbi=
NUM- &epieiu', ebelnols ,SoiepbinilEl
@eeflp', tit niht 10 alt. gs iino llnie-
rerieits oue Mnitrengrngen gen1abt
poroen, unIern 2eieru cine eute Sefs
tire fiir oen gerinsitnogli6en Greis
5u bieten. 9efanntIi6 iaben mir uns
ee5nungen, BEN Yreis ser ,Soiephl-
NUM- &epieip' nm $500 per Sabr 5ll
erboben, ob1pobl fein ein5i9es 0tlt-
slieo unIeres &eoaftionsitabes he5oblt
miro.
I'm Elm 9eilpiel fir i1niere ausla-
gen fiir Die Serausgabe an5ltfiibren,
er1pdbnen mir rur Ole slnidaffl1ng
elmer neuen Ioreiieunaibine, Die mir
fir Sen Serianb bes 8lattes benotig=
ten. 9iele Maihine, 1pel6e sic abrei-
ie an ieoe 3eitl,ng fIebt, foitet ST =
10000. Die olte Woif)ine biente gu
oieiem 3pef Die letten 5ipan5ig Sab
re. Sic ooreiiierte iiber 100000 3ei-
tltngen iln Sabre. &ein @unoer, oab
Die Otaif)ine auBer Sdtigfeit geiett
Deroen muBte! .@rz
Iie neue Maidine ibaltet automa-
tiid) oae ni6t be5dblten 9tlu1n1ern
aus. @enn alio ienano leine Seitung
uermiBt, lit Die Waidine bafiir ner-
antmortli6, oenn tie fennt feline ge=
oor5ugung Ser 8erion.
3iele neue 0fuidine orudt Die
aOreiie piel oeutliGer als oie alte. Sd
bin iiber5ellgt, oaB Der 8rieftrdger
oieie Neuerung i6dten 1piro-
sSeOer noge nlio iif benliiben, iei.
men Sahresbetrag ltets auf Der S0be
Ger 3eit gu balten. sluf oiele @eiIe
neroen uns 3eit 1no Soften eripurt.
@enn bie 3eit fonmt, oaB mir ben
Greis ernieorigen fonnen, 1pirb es
gum groBen neutrality-suspicious. iih
erlpeilen. @uer 8erriiben, oos glatt
5eitig, 1pomogli6 inn poralls su be-
5ablen, beOeutet groBen Gorteil fiir
aae.
Sabt ibr Sausfrouen uno ernab.
Ienen So6ter lhon auseerebnet, pie
piele Semoen ibr oieIes Ssobr lhon
gelpaiden uno gebiigelt? gt1pa iehs,
5ebn ODER 51Dan5ig 01tbcno2 Inner
~Manoger" Ser @olhfii6e, Sr. So
lepb Selling, teilt 11ns nit, bab I'M
iere arbeiter in ser @oi6fii6e in BEN
lebten ieds 8oden 10000 Semoe
geDai6en unb gebiigelt boben. 9a5u
fommen Striinpfe, 2eintii6er, Saio=
mas, 'Sernietten, unterfleiber, Sil6.
tii6er, Saibentii6er unb perI9ieoene
anoere Mrtifel. Dime gu iibertrieben,
fonnen mir rubig bebaupten oaB Die
geipal6enen Irtifel in oen lesten iehs
8oden Die 3dbl Sunoerttol1ieno melt
iiberfliigelte. sSi1 einan S6uliabre
oiirften iiber cine baGbe Million @6-
I6eitiide In unIerer 8alffiihe gerei-
nigt ,peroen, = mas, oanf unleres
Dei6en 8aiiers, cine 2ei6tigfeit lit.
&einer unIerer Senioren in Ser
So6i6ule fann iih rn,l1 beidhperen,
oaB er info1se Mangels ON Sorborz
felt nieorigere Soften erbalte. @eeen=
Dartig itnb uniere Senlinariiten, un=
ter Der 2eitltng Srn. GbriItopber
S6ramms, oomit bei6dftigt, neun-
bunoert SUB an Der 9ede, oese &lai-
len5immers nit aflrltii6en Material
gu perleben. Soffentlid miro oieie
neue Serbelierung 5ur aGgemeinen
sefrieoig1lng ii6 eeltalten.
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auffaleno lit ser @anbel Der Nm
lhauungen ifanoinapiider areiie, Die
oamals Dem @ilropaI@ebanfeil nod
perbdltnisndBig fiibl gegenitberitan-
ben"
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@,rdhhd,,,,A!.. !

Sn Dem 8efinben bes bodip. Srn.
9farrera SenrD S6erer, Der felt mo-
be5u 5ipei 8o6en ih1per franf i'm bic
iigen ct. SSolepbstSolpital bornieber-
liegt, i6eint cine Ieibte geiierung
elngetreten 5u iein.
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SDHH1ug, D. WlHr5. SIutI1Er VuFtH7
ionntas (&eminiseere). e b q IL
geIium: Gon Der Gerfl6rung
gbriiti CDtottb. 10.
Mo1ltog, 6. Otar5: Srioolin.
Iienstog, Z. Otdr5: Sbomas BON
Iql1in.
Mitt1poh, s. Mar5: Sobannes bon
8ott.
2onnerstag, 9. Wsar5: Sran5isfa 8o-
mana.
Sreitas, 10. Mar5: Sier5ig Martprer
bon Sebalte.
Samstag ii. Mar5: Rolina.
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stm Z. Mdr5 feiert 1as bieiiee ct.
Sbomas College lein ani6brlides Ba.
tronSfelt. 9us lolenne Bontififolarnt
in Der Initaltsfapelle 5elebriert Der
bodap1te Sr. gr5bilfof Wl1rrap; Die
JeltpreOigt bolt 8ildof gotparo isit-
geralo bon @inona.
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slm II. uno 12. Oeara fi,loet inn
ct. 5bomas College oie 3iitriftsper-
lalnmlung Der geational federation
Of Gatbolic College Stlroents ltott,
Do5u etfpa a6tbunoert 9elegoten er-
martet lper6en. ft
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S5n Der ST. Slafs=&irhe in Min-
neapolis beginnt am Sonntag eine
beilige Wfiiiion fir Saubitun1me. Sic
Breoigten bdlt Der bodtp. Sr. 3aniel
Siggins pon ct. 2ouis in Der 3ei-
6enlpra6e. Miiiionsanoa6ten iino
um neun llbr (beilige Weiie) llnO INN
7 llbr 80 abenos bon sonnltas bis
einldlieBlib 5reitag.
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16

WANTED TO RENT-3-4 room
unfinished apt. or house by
n. p. roadmaster and wife. No
children or pets. Contact Mrs.
tombstone, Hurzler hotel. S-16-2tp
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LEGAL NOTICES
COUNTY EQUALIZATION OF
TAX ASSESSMENTS

Public notice is hereby given that
the Board of County Commission
ers of Yellowstone County, Mon
tana, wil@meet as a Board of
Equalization on the Bird Monday
in July, 1850 July 17th) to ex-
anime the assessment book and
equalize the assessments of prop
erty in said County; and that such
Board will continue in session for
that purpose from time to time
until the business of equalization
is disposed of but not later than
the second Monday in August, 1850
august 14th).
The assessment book is now in
my custody and may be Inspected
by any and all persons interested.
Notice is also hereby given that
all applications for reductions OF
valuation of property must be filed
with the County Board of EQUAL
cation on or before August L,
1850.
EARLE KNIGHT,
County Clerk.
First Pub. July 26. 1950-4t)
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16

WANTED TO RENT or 8 bed
room house by responsible party.
May consider buying. 221-M.
tip
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
City Council has completed the
preliminary municipal budget for
the current fiscal year and that
said budget has been placed on file
and is open to inspection in the
office of the City Clerk of the City
of Laurel and that said City Coun-
Gil will meet on August 7, 1850,
az 1880 o'clock ?. M. in the Coun-
Gil Chambers of the City Hall for
thu purpose of fiXir,g the final
budget and making appropriations,
at which time and place any tax
payer may appear thereat and may
be heard for or against any part
of said budget and that the City
Council will continue in session for
that purpose from time to time I'M
til said budget is disposed of, but
not later than August 10, 1850.
Dated this End day of August,
1850.
TILLIE HOHENDORF,
City Clerk.
First Pub. Aug. 2. 1950-2t)
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16
NOTICE

NOTICE
All classified ads to appear in this
column must be paid for in adj
vance unless you have a charge &C
count.
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16
THE HOARDER

HOarderS are people whose
idea of war duty is a nonstop
patrol around a loaded deep
freeze unit.
They regard a bugle call as a
summons to a treasure hunt
and a signal that bingo and
heroism go hand in hand.
They give salute to the
flag, two to the butcher and
three to the black market oper-
ator.
They sing america, 1 Love
You' with "Roll Out The Bar
reI' for a chorus and ''AIl l
Want Is a Little Bit off the
Top" for an encore.
When war breaks out they
will join any unit that has "Me
first" as its slogan and regards
combat duty as a battle for
more than they need.
A hoarder is a fellow who says,
my country right or wrong, but
gotta get 10 per cent off, cash on
the line and quick delivery"
Or a gal who, when reading a
casualty list, remembers that she
is short of nylons and cigarettes.
He is a man who can jostle aside
a group of draftees in the rush to
get some whitehall tires.
She is a woman who can knit a
sock for a soldier n hour a day
and spend eight or nine stocking up
with personal luxury hosiery.
A hoarder thinks Of a national
crisis in terms Of a full liquor
closet, and an overstuffed larder.
Hoarders believe in the Declara-
ton of Independence but find the
Grocers & Butchers bulletin more
absorbing.
They think they r going all out
to win a war when they are stand
ing knee-deep in sugar.
They regard liberty as the right
to possess something the next-door
neighbor forgot to order early.
A woman hoarder believes that
all men and women are created
equal but she acts in the theory
that some other woman may reach
the store first.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Purchase Of Transport Trailer

uIClIdoC VI
The Board of County Commits
sioners of Yellowstone County,
Montana will receive sealed bids
until 1920 o'clock A. NJ, Friday,
August 18th, 1850 for the purchase
OF one drop platform type trans
port semi-trailer of not less than
twenty-five (22) tons capacity, to
be equipped with air or vacuum
brakes, tandem rear axle, with
S-8.25 X Is heavy duty tires. Bid
ders are requested to submit with
their bids literature fully describ-
ing their product. The county will
entertain bids covering any used
trailer, meeting above specifica-
lions, provided such used trailer
shall carry a new equipment guar
antee.
Bids are to be accompanied by
a certified check in the amount of
10 per cent of the bid made in
favor of the Treasurer of Yellow
stone County. as a performance
guarantee.
The envelope containing the bid
should be marked. IBID for furnish
ing 'semi--trailer'" and addressed
to B. &. Hagerman. Chairman of
County Commissioners, Billings,
Montana.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Board.
BEN B. HAGERMAN,
Chairman.
First Pub. Aug. 2. 1950-3t)
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16

FOR notwithstanding room with
private bath. 615 Third ave. Phi.
493-M. 1t
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16

WANTED-Dead and disabled ami
mails, picked up free of charge.
Billings Rendering Co., Phone
$40. Billings. 1-4-tf
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16

FOR SALE-Lots for home sites,
sewer. water. and clear title
furnished. Herman Schessler,
phone 446. LIFT
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-16
VIDEO AND WAR

DAVID sARNoFF, Chairman OF
Il the Radio Corporation OF
America, predicts that battles will
soon be televised so that generals
at some distance can see every de-
tail, and that sit is possible the
general public may see the fight
ing" This strikes us as presenting
many dangers, among which is that
a beer or razor-blade company will
insist on breaking in on a major
engagement every few minutes.
It Is difficult to keep the COM
mercial interruptions out of any
broadcast which commands a
wide audience, and the time
may come when a general will
pause for station Identification
and command "On the
double!" be interrupted by
those familiar words, But first
a few words from u sponsor"
It is possible that the video may
become a means of ending war.
The great unseen audience may at
last revolt if typical television ad
libbing becomes common during a
battle and if wild applause broke
out for any G.. L. who came from
Brooklyn. Would a televised war
mean that all but snappy-looking
combatants would be exempted?
Would a fine head of hair and a
photogenic smile come to be re-
garded as top battle equipment?
Would there have to be at least
glamour girl in every fight, with a
low neckline compulsory?
1t is also reasonable to stop
and think whether the public in
terest in a telecast battle could
be sustained without a jackpot
feature, a couple of field COM
manders tossed in purely for
comedy purposes and a quiz
program interjected during
pauses in the action.
We interviewed a number OF
people on video broadcasts of wars
today with the following results:
Elmer Twitchel: "This means
the eclipse of men like Omar Brad
ley and Ike Eisenhower and the
emergence of commanders in the
pattern of Garry Moore and Clifton
2. Tillinghast Quirt.-'"This does
It. I look for all battles to be pre-
coded by a male quartette and a
ballet"
Oswald Hostetters.-"The tele-
casting of wars means that there
will be no place for generals or
admirals. Masters Of ceremonies
will run the whole show"
Pliny D. Potts.-"Al I wish to
say is that if the video covers battle
ronts I hope ventriloquists, dog
acts, acrobats and puppets will be
Frisby Stuekel.-"I hate to think
# it. Up to now one battle differed
rom another battle in some re-
Now we will get limitations.
Once video gets into the act it will
,e just a routine of copying any
hing that went well on another
GENERALS program"
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Popcorn States

Iowa, long established as the ma
tion's principal popcorn-growing
state, is now challenged for the
honor by sharp production in
creases in Illinois, Indiana, and
Ohio.
Evening star., 1950-02-15
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sections. The storm in Southern
New England piled snow as high
as 10 inches. The snow turned
to sleet last night and rain was
forecast today. The heaviest falls
were in Western Massachusetts,.
New York counted II persons
dead in accidents attributed to
the storm. Four deaths were re-
ported in Pennsylvania and one
in Illinois.
More than a foot of snow fell
in Upstate New York. Wet sleet
turning to slush hit New York
City last night and rain was FORE
cast during the day. The storm
was credited with making the
biggest contribution yet to the
dwindling water supplies in res
ervoirs.
Louisiana Braces for Flood.
East Central Louisiana, with
thousands fleeing their lowland
homes, braced for what may be
the worst flood threat since 1927.
More than 1900 families were
Evening star., 1950-02-15

propaganda experts of every Gov
ernment agency"
The State Department news
gatherers are on duty at the Cap
itol every day and. without formal
membership in the press galleries,
they attend press conferences and
are provided with press seats at
committee hearings and with
working space in the periodical
galleries, adjacent to the press gal
leries.
THE Senate press gallery with
its counterpart in the House, is
set apart for the convenience of
the free press of America" said
Senator Byrd. "It is free press
that we have and a free press is
one of the foundation stones upon
which our democracy is founded.
1t should not be open to any agen-
cy of the Government, just as it
should not be open to any private
organization that has for its pur-
pose the dissemination of propa-
ganda."
The Virginia Senator urged the
correspondents committee, which
supervises the press galleries, to
stand by its original decision of
last fall, when it rejected the
State Department application.
The Senator also said he hopes
the Senate Rules Committee. and
the Senate itself will reject any
such applicationg II an appeal
should be taken to either of those
bodies, -
Harold Russell. national com
nander of the Annyets, said his
organization believes ait should be
made. bluntly clear, once and for
all, that Federal publicists have
no place in the Capitol press gall
lery. now or at any time in the
future" He contended that logic
also demands immediate revoca-
ton of the press gallery creden-
tialsF of Tass and the Daily
Worker.
The Standing Committee of
Correspondents co-operates with
the Government in passing on
applications of foreign news
agencies, and the State Depart
ment has never objected to the
adnittance of Tass.