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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-13
Local IL Summer
Comp Board To
Meet April I3

GreetlngS.
This is your monthly remind
er that the Board of Governors
of the Local II Summer Camp
will hold their regular monthly
meeting this Friday night, April
Is, at TOO pm. Parlor I, Fourth
Floor. AS usual, this is imme-
diately b e fore the Local IL
meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-13
New Lures In
PIiabIe Plastic

Since the days of Ike Walton
every conceivable type of lure
has been used as a means to
catch fish. When we think we
have reached the peak, a new
manufacturer comes to the front
with a creation destined to be-
come a best seller. This time
it is the Actual Lure Company,
with a REAL minnow encased
in pliable plastic. Not just an
other plastic plug with an actu-
ating mouth piece, but REAL
sinner with plastic coating that
is tough as leather. Even our
n Or t h n pike and muskies,
which often splinter wood bats
to bits, can only dent the sur
face of this new miracle lure.
When you learn more about the
development of this bait you
will readily understand why it
will take so much abuse and still
catch fish.
During recent years retired
Scotch banker in England be-
came very disturbed at his loss
of live bait C m p ar e d to the
of pike caught. Minnows
were not only difficult to obtain,
they were expensive. This natur-
ally irked the Scotchman to the
point where something had to
be done. With time on his hands
and yen for scientific research,
a new idea was born. That of
encasing a REAL minnow i'm
tough pliable plastic SO well that
it could be used over and over
again.
The Actual Lure Company,
Inc, an American company, took
up the idea and did further re-
search. Two full years were
spent in perfecting finish that
would leave every detail of the
sinner intact, even to the natur-
al eyes. In the m n d of the
medical profession this is an inn
possibility, yet it has been done
Not in just single size, but for
a complete line of fishing from
trout to muskies. Treble hooks
can be changed to singles in a
matter of seconds. or singles
can be changed to trebles. Weed
less hooks can also be used eff
fectively. Sizes are a matter of
In the event your dealer can't
you, contact The Actual
Lure Company, Inc, 392 Fifth
A " enue, New York 18, New
York. When writing the manu-
facturer, pl e mention The
Union Journal.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-13
Local II Golfers Plan
End Meeting April ~

The Of the formation Local IL golf league
received with by the mashe wielder working
Toledo shops Entries submitted Ollie Soinski Local
IL organizer of the Cham
Spark members Spice Wlys Overland Plaskon,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-13
Local II Members To See
Action In Stock Car Races
By NORM MEYERS

The Fort Miami Raceway under the sponsorship of Ralph
Kowaa promoter hopes to start the tenders flying and the
various other of loose this Sunday when
modified stocks the Ralph
of the Paddock Oak and Oakda host
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

@enn bic llcberi6rift oieies 2apiz
tells lalttct: Sin treuer &otbolif" 10
beiBt Oaa lopicl nl5 cin &atbolif, Der
0oS tl1t, lpoa lcinc Stride ihn1 nIs
Itrcnge Gilidt norld)reibt. Gs lpeib
ein lcoer, 0oB g - abgeiehen pon
ocm @cbotc Scr &obre5beidte uno
Gltcr &onlmlnion Gntihuloi-
9ln05QriinOc lno Ii3penlion 0i6t,
mcnn Shlplcri1fcitcn ooer llnmog-
lldfeltcn Scr Wcbptacriiillunq entire
ten. 9Ibcr uon Scr Irelte IN Ser Get
ltnQ 0ca llncrIGbIi6cn bis 5u einem
bclonOcrcn GiIer in ser rcligi0Icn
0et0ti9lrn0, i'm 0ffentliHcn 9cfennt=
MS ohne oQc gluioringIihfcit, III ser
ent'dbIeOcncn &ertcioiglng Scr NcIi-
aiOn lmo ibrcr firdlihcn Rchtc obnc
itocn iSonotiamr3 - biz 0ahin lit
nod Elm rcdt 9ltt Stiif @cg. - Io@
mlnocltc lul0 9CrinQltc, mas sic Sir
dDc for0rrn fam un0 forOcrn n1ltG.
0n5 iii Nic Srclrc ihrer S0hrC lln0
Sodtcr. @oa lic obcr NIT ser Qnn5cn
8lut ihrcr Schniltc)t nnh Nolcn,
Dung Oca WOttcarcihcS lpiiniht. O0>
ltn0 ci'ri0c &otboIifcn. IQ5 iino &o
tholifcn BON ser NcIocnart icncr
3t0nncr un0 Nroltcu, >iiinglingc un0
Nunafrallcl, uic lie an Sonn= un0
Telcrto0cn ais sic bciligc 2cgion if
res c3ottca 0cllSn 9robcn @oioicnIt an
0en 9lltGrcn 0urcb lire uno6dbtiQc
Scllnobmc ON ieicrIiben NaltptQnt
tc20iCnIt Ser EinrrQcmeinOc ucrbcrr~
llhcn hrltCn; mie lie it'll, einiad, oc.
mlltl9 Die &un5cIn unlcrcr Mirden
mic iiC uIhu0hcntIid) pOcr
bcNCr nod oIltG1lidb an ser Gpnnu1
nlonbnnf frlicn; luic lic 0Cn BciIt Der
9lbtohnQ rno GntinglngaI0higfcit iu
1ld) 0rob0c5o0cn bnbcn nidt blob bis
sum Ecr5id)t uuf ein @rGtlcin ISlciid)
ooer ,Slld oocr eincn Sang bcin q
ncr mehr o0cr ncnigcr --, ionocrn
bis 5llr 0inQobc nllca Oclielt. MORAN
tSlclId lmo @Ilt hcs Mcnid)cn b1ngt,
menn Der flare MiIle 8ottea oocr Sic
arOGcrc Ghrc tSottCa iold)e5 Npfcr
ocrlou9cn IoIltc.
Gib, (Sott, Gcincr Stride ioIdJc
@clocnI0hnc mo ScIocnt0htcr, --
Dr.. ]. KluS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

re Gerfolger baben porldufig 9cnl,g!
Sd tperoe 5tuar mieoer in meinen
Ipparat einlteigen, aber 10 niebrig
fliegen, boB idb oie 8erle itanoig I'M
Iuge bebalten fann bis Sic IN 81
derbeit iino."
Ser Otifel fonnte lange fein 8ort
berporbringe,l 10 lebr lag ibm nod
Hettllng in alien @lieber,1, oann ober
fiel er oeln iun9en Slieger Inn oen
Sols 1tnb fiiBte i'm 1pie ser Gater
oen Sobn, tpie Ser 9ruoer ocn 8ru=
ser.
Ser 6in1mel ntoge e5 SSbnen lob
men," itotterte er er9riffen. nih fam
e5 ni6t!"
uslber, nber," mad)te Der Gilot be-
lbeiOen, rons lit bod Meni6enpTliht,
Sic parcn eben icbt nein !ieber
N16lter, Elm anoernal lit es ipieber
ei1 amoerer!" llno nit einen1 flii6-
tigen Otiitegrub beitieg er luieoer oe1
acroplan uno bielt lif) in Der Der
lpro6enen Iiltnn5.
Sic Bferoe eriifcn tiidtig aus, uno
als ser Dtidel enolih oobeim mar, Oo
b0rte er nibts mebr bon Dem ,Slieger.
Sor oen Wfl1ttergottes -9ilbe obcr
brannten nod imner sic orei 2icbt7
lem: Oas cine fiir oen Goter, oos
5pcite fir sic Mutter lno oos oritte
fiir ben ytGdlten, Ben ibnt beute @ott
als rettenoen 5lieger gelenoet botte.
OS7Uald ,Strehleu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
Bprtraupn 5tutftlrn Muttrr
unn Kim

Is m0rc boa NotiirIi0Itc, On6 Oaa
&lnO, Ooa ppm crItcn Eage an 1ou5
al1f Die S0iITc ser Mtllttcr ungeluicIcu
iii, ihr aud) Ecrtrolcn entQeqelts
5ringt; Ihon oic CrIte belpuBtc 9iiQc
0C5 &inOca 5cigt Sen MongcI un Scr.
trauen.
eSn monhcn 1S1uen mag Dies
Shul0 Ocr N}lttcr icin, Die ourd) of
5ll groBe Strcngc 0o5 &ino oerGug~
Itlgt bat, 10 oab ca ou6 6urht por
Der bortcn StroIc Iiigt, meiltcn5 ubcr
5cl9t ltd 0arin cine Gbarufterlhlp0
d)c. IS 1T ia 10 OcrlofenO, ollrd) elm
fnbc3 9lblcll9ncn ollie SdulO bon lidp
ob5up0I5cn!
Nel tlelncrCn n0cr belon0er5 phan-
taltcunllcn &inorrn iii Ser l1ntcrld)en
5mlldbcn HiiAcn rnO YbontaItcreicn I'll
beadtcn. Wtit &erlt0n0nis, iencr lido
men SlgcnO elmer cbtcn N}uttcr, 1snn
Sicbc lit Ca nid)t id)lucr, Nas Rihtiqc
5u erfenncn. @r5oblt oos Gin0 cinrn
SralWl o0cr Elm Grlebui3, Sos c5 &C
bobt baben mill mo bas 9oni un~
mabrIdelnlic3 fIinqt, 10 lit Dos nod
longc nibt 2iigc. Gmnlcrbin miro ca
ober gut lcin, Dem &ino 5u 3ei0cn,
oob mon @cI6cio mciB. Nonoclt 6
'id) Inn ir9eno cin fleinea llngliif,
oda ocm &in0 pnliicrt lit uno oa5 G.
ohlcugncn mill, Damn fonn man lpohI
fnlm mchr Don Ebnntolie, ionOcrn
MIR nchr Don Sii9c lprchen. Nntitr-
llb IlcNCn Die Sofcn niht illtnuer 10
rln'od, obcr cine Nlltter sic ihr
&ino fCnnt, miro bolh tpillcn, ob 0os
&n0 lllQt oocr nid)t.
Gas Ncrtroucn ppii6en lGuttcr
Ino Mlno lit in Ser Hcife5cit bon be,
'onocrcr @id)tigfeit @e1n Oic N1l1t=
ter obrr crit Damn be9inlt, Gertraucn
5u foroCrn lp1brcno lic iidJ ohcr bis
oubln MIR I'm 0na forpcrlid,c @ohI
oc2 &lnoc> QcfiimmCrt bat ul1o ihr
on2 Scclcnlchcn irCmb mur, onnr
miro Dos ilngr &clcn ou5 pl0tlid,e
All2rr09cn uno Gin0rilaen in sic
Norgongc 'clncr SecIc ais pcinlib
clnpfinoen. Gin inntgcr Gontuft ,lpi-
'hcn Wtllttcr lub &iuo crln0glid)t g.
Der .Vhttter redlt3citig, nern lie fiir
oaa ilnae @cId)opf @cfabr crblift-
nit Hot lmb Silic cin5ugreifclr-
slud sic Mutter iou sum aino
Nertrale11 baben 5. b., lie ion nid)t
bel elmer tleinen GeripGtl>ng bcinr
ytotbaulefommen gleid) sic ld3Iin1n=
'ten Gerrnlttl,ngen oniteIIen, Benin Dos
ertpedt leift Srot uno @ioerIprltd).
8iitiees 3ureoen, Cit ri6tiges &orr
sur rlhtlgen 3eit miro mebr ulrsrih=
ten oils iraeno cine lanee Strufpre-
bigt.
Dr.. Ely Reisinger.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

Slnnc abncbmcr 10 baltc C5 ibm git.
quite, uno perahte i'm nid)t in ocincr
Strait. Gus 9ole, 0oa ou pon Ociner
Dtutter leioeIt, miro sir nrit 8uten
pergolten lperocn." Scioer beurteilt
man alte Selltc 81 oft blnB nad) Dem,
mas lie i'm Sitter nod lino, Itntt ibr
gan5es 2ebenSlucrf in @ctrnd)t 81
5ieben. Die Sugcno 9enicBt oo5 bon
Den Gdtcrn Grrungcnc ohnc Tunf
uno obne @e0enfcn. lRan bat aud)
1elne Efliht gc9en ooa 9lltcr nod
niht erfiiIlt, penn man c5 gegcn mo-
terielle Hot id)iitt uno icine 8ebre=
den ertrGgt 9lltc 2eutc brnudcn ouf
Sicbc. Sic Dnbcn eiu 9icNt oarnltf;
Ocnn lie iino miirbc 9rmor0cn 0urh
Die 9lrbeit fiir onocrr.
llnIcrc Belt lit cntId)ic0rn ol>tori=
tit2Icinolid), lie nl0fclt pictGtIo5 at
nIlcm GItcn lno libt MIR sic nnloocr-
ne &ultl,r" 9cltcn. Sic pcrbrald)t sic
9Fcnlden raid mo crictt iibcrou
9lItc ourh rSunQc. SIC &ugcno itebt
iln !Qtittelptnft oc& ollgcnrincn ,<n=
tercllea. Sir ollc ihre 1SchIrr miro lie
lelbIt 5uIctt Oerontportlit qenoht,
ca lucrhcn ihr oQc Stcinc aus Dem
@cAc gcrilln1t. Co2 iino fcinc 9ln5ci.
d)cn hnTiir, onb Iid) in 3utlW't Hlltcr
lm0 >Sl1qcn0 brllrr ucrlIHhen merOcn
nl5 hellte. O. BornCr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
Nm altcn Nltcll
Wtit Sreltc balten,
Nm lbonen Heucn
Gid bcr5llcb freucu!

Der ritfbllfenOc, crbultenoe Silln
oes Mltcra, Die 5lflnitsirobc, bcnl
Iortlfritt 5llltrebenoc Su9enofroIt,
lie miiIien lid) cr9Gn5cn. Gas 9llter
mltB magen; bic >Sl9eno m1B mngcn.
Sm llm9ong nit bcn1 9lltcr obcr
muB Die Slgeno bcbcnfelL oaB 1noll
anldallungcn, IN Oenen man aft lmo
grau gelporoen lit, n,r iebr ldncr
obItreifen fam. Sier Gilt oos @ort
Sci, ipenn bas slltcr irrt, nid)t bart.
S6wer 81 Derpflon5cn lit Der Baum,
Der tiefe @llr5eln ld)ll9." Hiifiihta
pol muB oie SSugeno oub oaourd)
geitimmt merben, oaB lie ielbit Die
~mooernen Grrungenihaften" ppt
beute balO gegen eiu fonlmenoes &c
ld)le6t 5u perteiotgen baben miro, baS
in alem Seuti9en MIR Geroltetes,
9fiidltdnoiges liebt. So lit ser 2oui
Der @elt. gtifts lit beitGnbieer ais
Ser @e6iel. 9lIIo iiberbebe Itd feiner
6. Wan iteIlt Iib bos ipiiroigc Nl-
fer aemobnlid olS rubig abgeflGrt,
milo inn ltrteil, poller 9ulollngell
Dor.
8enn aber olte 2el1te 81 pielenl
ldDeigen, piel ab 1uto 5ll geben, 10
lit es oie 8egenpfliht ser S,,geno,
oaB tie Die gigenbeiten 1no Sdpd=
diem bes slters 10 ertrdst, ,pie lie
piinibt, bie eigenen Sonoerbarfeiten
emit ertrugen 81 ieben. Seius Sirof
iagt: ~Nirm oib beines Gaters an,
tuenn ct alt miro, uno tpenn leine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
Alter unh 9ugrnh

Gum ge9eltieitigcn SihDerltebcn
gcb0rt III erlter 9inie gutter @illc.
@enn Wcnlhcn ruie 8ol lrno @e9cn=
poi elnonoer ge9cniiberiteben, 9eben
lie geluobnlib 5u ibrcr gntihuloi=
grng an, iic paBtc1l llid)t 5uIolnncu,
iie bdttcn 9egeniiblihe Sntereilcn
ullp. Sdllfig ben1erft man 5. g., ooB
bie 8e5iebungen 5piihcu Sugeno mO
9llter gelpannt linO. "a miro auh
gelogt: Sic ucrIteben iid) rid)t. slbcr
olcle Ebrale uerbiillt nl1r notbiirftig
cine lrnucrl obnlihe @eIinnung. Sc
ben mir einmnl ernltlih onran, 5lui-
l6en jung ltno alt 5u uermitteln
~9lltc mus man boren, Sungcll
mrB man Dcbren", 10 lagt oos
Spridpport SIT Sem oaS Ilter llidt
uno Die GSSl,geno ocn &opi lhiittelt.
~Sugcno bot feine Slgeno" 10 be-
frdftigt oas sllter ieinen Stonbpunft,
aber cin illnger Naielpeis pertcioigt
iid idblo9fertig: ~9llter ihiibt Dor
Sorbeit ni6t". So fonmcn mir niht
melt! 8ebcn mir ulio lllber ultf Die
Sa6e eilt.
I. Sbr liebeu 9lten, ibr Gltcrn
uno 8roBcltern, elld) lit 5ll beoenfen
not, oaB cin &ilto nab unO nnd) 5u
cinent ielbItdnoigen MenI6en beron=
mdhIt, beruntpadicn nlB. @enn mir
cs IN ben erIten 2ebensiabren 5lt
vblinoem" 8eborlam er5ogen, 10 tn=
ten mir es oeslpegen, ipeil leine eigene
ltrteilsfraft nod nid)t eut1pifelt mar.
Sc nebr abcr leine eigene Eerlulnft
erpad)t, oelto mebr bnbel1 mir sic
Sfiidbt, es auf eigene 5iiBe 81 ltel=
lelL es lelbItdnOig oenfen, llrteilcn
ltno bunOeln 5lt lebren. Gin &inb,
oas lih bis ms Siinglingsalter g1nz
geln laBt, nihts ul,f eigene Gerant=
mortllng 81 unternebnen getrallt, lit
cine SGlaflniite lmo nimmt ben Sc
benslouf nit ungiinltigen slusiibten
auf. gltern iollten ii6 oaber ser itei=
genoen Selblttdtiefeit ibrer &inber
nl6t in ben @eg Itellen llno niht
Glgenlinn nennen, ipas MIR Die nor
male AeuBerlmg beeinnenoer Gent
tdtigfeit lit. Wan fam unnoglid sic
Itrengc 3iigelf fiibrrng ser Ginoeriob=
re bis 5ur &erbeiratllng Ser Sobne
lnlo Sodter ourdleten. 9aourb emit
lteben Die unletigIten Neibereieu 5miz
lben elterli6er slutoritGt ,mo begin
nelloen illgenOli6em SelbItbeipubt-
lein, Die bel re6ter Seitlng Ser Sit
genoli6en gan5 5ll perneioen ipdren.
Seranluadlenoe Sobne l1no S0d)=
ter lollten oagegen bebenfen, oaB 81
ternliebe in ibnen inmer nod Slit
Der liebt l,nb 6ab oas 8epormllnoen
oo6 nlr gl,ten, iorgenoeu 4biihten
entlpringt. Darl1n muB Elm &ino,
1tno menn es led)5ig Sabre alt lit,
eineu Glternrat 1pillig annebmen,
audi ipenn es ibn1 1lnmogli6 lit, i'm
81 befolgen. @in,penolmgen gegen el=
terlid)e Inoronungen itno oaber ME
III Yerel3le11l uOer 9ruDelll lone Dor
5lbringen.
2. gltern uno @roBeltern ioIlen
ME oergeiien, oaB ein il.nger Wenid
gu ieiner Gbarafterentuidlung eigene
grfabrungen n0tig fat. 9as fann er
nur, lpern er nit "eigenen" Augen in
Sic 8elt i6aut, 5. +. init Sen Mnli6=
ten uno gmpfinoungen, oie elm Bro=
buff ieiner @r5iebung iinb, tpelde er
bon oen gltern en1pfing. gs lit nun
nidt redt, ipenn mani einem Sling
ling un6 eineln ilngen Waoden
gleih Bortpiirfe madt, ,penn er, re-
ipeftibe es, Ole 3elt niht bur9 Sic
BriIe bes Mlters Iiebt. BUR gnttpid-
lung elmer Beri0nlihfeit eebort gum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

minoeiten ein biB6en Ireier Spiel
rounI lpenn audi ni6t gleiN der
Strom Der @elt" Sn cincm GGfig
fnnn fcin &ogcl flicgcn lcrncn! -
Sin ilngcr Stllrnlpo9cl loutc obcr
nlht gleib ncrp0s pcrocn, mcnu Der
on Grfabrllng rci6erc &otcr, Die in,
Seben gepriiftc lRutter rutcno luh
morneno lbrcn cr5icbcrii1en Ginilul}
ollf i'm geltcnb mo6cn.
Nlc Glterll, ona mcrfc lid Die >Suz
gcno, tragen einc icbr ibmcrc @eront-
mortltng fiir ibrc &inocr. gfiht Game
uno Serribil1ht, ionocrn gcluilicu-
bate Sfli6terfiiIllug Sorgc lmo
belmllher Summer trribt lic bo5u,
oos bolbfIiigge Gplf bon lniibcrlcg=
tenn Sln 5uriid5ubnltcn, Dor idliu=
men Grfabrllngen 5u bcbiitcn. 8er
Gltcrnrat entbcbrlidJ finoct, mub
Ourhpe9 ourd Sboocn flug mcrocn.
SaB nlb Gltern irren, lit menl6lib.
3. 9os 9llter ionte uic peraelleu,
ooB ea audi einnnl jung nno mcbr
ooer meniger toriht mor. Sin cbrli-
der E6lliIter, Der iid nanbcr eigc=
men Sugenocielci erinncrt, oibt Ill,
oaB auf Die @1rlmg Scr ,Sugcno sic
&lorllng folgt, nnO Oab man nid)t bel
leoer Gummbcit, Die Elm iunocr
Wcnld nradt, Ole @olopoge bplclr
nllb. Gltern niiiien frcili6 ibrc
Sobne lulo S0hter geno1 tcnnsn, ON
belten logur ibrc &crtrollten icin, obcr
Die slufli6t bot ni6t ocn .3lued, Scr
Snaeno Die rc6tc, ebrbare 1Sreuoe Il,
oertllnlnern. Sic Sugeno mus la
den User iih IN iltngen ,Sobrcn niht
lelhlt Hefrellt bat, fam nuH ipGtcr
anoere niht frob MAIDEN. Ias &cbcu
lit crnlt, abcr fcin ebrlibcr Wculd)
brallht oesluegen Den &ppi 81 bin.
gen, an meniglten 8url1 lnO M0b=
6en.
90 Die oos Ilter lit) iciner eigc-
men Sugeno erinnern lou, 10 oarf oic
Sugcno Den 8eoonfcn nid)t aubcr
udt lailen: 9lu6 mir lperoeu einmoI
alt meroen. @ie meroen mir Damn
iiber llnier iesiges Sm urteilen?
@eroen mir 0ann pielleidt 6eool1er=
ll6e 5olgen llnlerer ietigen Sorbeit
81 beflagcn baben? @iro lns nidt
Die 3eitoergellollng unO !&raftper>
'hmenoung unicrer illngen Sabre
nod lp1ter slerger foiten2 ltebcrlult
tut lclten gut. Su9cnoluIt lit nidt
Selblt5lped.
Die SugenO lit oie 3eit ser Soot.
Sus sllter erntet sSriibte.
Mer friib nid)t, mas er lollte, tat,
Celi' Soifnllng miro 5llnidte.
Sn friibcrer 3eit baben iid sic
Menlden in Ser 9Sueeno piel mebr oc.
frellt ais iebt, uno Iic blieben longc
jung; iett genicbt sic S,tgeno nicl
eber l1no mebr als iriiber, uuo iic
pergreiIt eber.
4. sllte 2el1te Oiirien ME ouber
odt lallen, buB iiber einelu o6t5ebn>
idbrigen Ser5en fein ied5igi1brioer
&opf Iteben fam. @eisbeit lit sic
5rudt reifen sllters. Ser illgenblid,e
0tllnO rebet aus einen unrubigen
Gopfe, aus einem ral6 puliierenoen
Ser5en.
Sdnea fertie lit oie Suser1o nit Dem
8ort,
9as Idper iid banobabt pie oes Mei=
iers S6neibe;
aus ibrem beiBen &opfe ninlnlt lie
ted
Ser 9inge MaB, bie MIR ii1 Ielber
ridten.
(S6iaer, "@alleniteins 9oo" y
Die Su1gen apolen alles better
miiien, 11ennen alles glei9 ih6n6Ii1
ooer berrlid, f0nnen Wiberipruh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

id)ledt pertrogen. Sic iinO grouIc-
fopTc, bolbfertige 0fenl6en, bic iid)
olc 0orncr crit nod nblnl,icn niillcn.
gSo2 folgt oarols? -
Sebes illnge Golt. Ga iolQt 0ur=
aus, OoB iib oic tempcromcntpouc
Sl0cn0 I'M Gerfcbr nit ocm 9lltrr
1cbr III adt nebmcn nnlB, nid)t ochcn
lollcn bari. Wtit &orluib uno 9tulc=
mclabeit lit oa nidts 0cton. Ghriurd)t
Dor Dem gralcn @nlptr, 9elNeiocn
ldWclgclL mcnn 0oa 9lltcr reOct. Iua
etJrt Die Sugcno. Sicrbcr mill itb ei-
nl0c Ratldlige oua Ocnl 0ritten So
pitcl ocr Spriihc r<clu Sirot)a let
sen:
"8Ott mill, ooB Die &iuocr ibrcu
Gutcr chren uub beltGtigt ooa NnIc-
ben ser Otllttcr iibcr oie &inOer."
yAcr lclnc Mllter ebrt, lit luic Ell
ncr, Der Sh6be lonlnlclt.
User leincn Gntcr cbrt, miro
,Srcll0c an leincn &inocrn hnhcn; unO
an Dem Gage erbort mcrocn, an benz
er bctet."
vGes Eoters Scgcn bout Den Gin=
BERN Souler, ser Eiutter 1Sluh ser
tort lie bon 8runo aus"
5. 9Iltc @eutc biiricn nid)t Der
gel'cn oab lth 3citcn un0 MenlhCn,
}lnlbalulngrn mo Sittcn fortpQh-
reno onocru. McnINcn uno @ino iu-
bern lid 1cldmin0.
Cos Nlte itiir5t, 6 0nocrt iih Sic
Belt,
limo ncuCa &Cbcn bliiht aus bcn Mui-
nCn.
(Shillcr, v@ilbclm Geu" J
Iiea vnellc &Cb>n", ou2 liN bout
jlltaQe ollrd) cine ylhmcrtlm9 oIlcr
@ertc" tcnn5ridnct, lit nidt nuCh
Ncm 8eldnrot 0ca 9Iltcra. Nltc @cl,tH
Iiebcn oas 9lltr, oorlnl Iino iie a6cr
9egen ooa Scrgcbrohtc 81 uo6lihtig.
Gie Su9rnO Iicbt oos Nellc; oorllm
crgreift Iie ca oft nnbciebcll 1mo lit
gegen bas langlt @eporoenc tell
nabmslos ooer ablprehcnb. Cos Rcd-
te ltegt in ser Wtittc:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
Der Sal5hurgrr Ktrdrhnf

M idj0ner Srt, ben Suten anserfprcu
w 3nr &nbeitatte fir bic miben 8lieber!
6ier iinst Der 5rablins Nnfericbnnsslieber,
&om tremen Sunnenblif snrifbcid,upren.
8enn alc Sdmersen audi Elm Scrs bnrd)bobrcm,
9cm man ein Sicbites enft 5nm 8rabc neoer,
Odd 9lanbt cs leidter bier: mir icb'n nns mebcr,
Is iinb bic Suten uns nidt gans pcrlorcn.
Or frembe @anbrer, fpmmcnb ans Der Tcrnc,
Dem bier fcin Slid pcrmpbcrt, ,ucilt bud aeruc
Scr, mo bic Sd)6ubeit $,nterim Scr Sutcm.
Sic Id)lafcn ticf mnS ianft in ihrcn Nrmcu,
Ss tic at ncncm Seben cinit er,parmcn,
@cnn iic Der Muraenrnf pur G,utt cntbutcn
Nk0lans Lcndu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-17
BANANAS AND BREAD
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Continued From Page One)
support himself in a strange
country son that? His visa for
permanent residence entitled him
to seek work but not necessarily
find it,, ...
THE handsome lad banked
his 1921 and found a job in j
mental hospital. He saw New
York better than most natives
see it in the hours nc was off
duty. He earned S35 a month
plus room and board.
In his free hours he walked
the streets of the shining city.
feeling its promise and its I'M
DERIVING cruelty as did his tav-
orite American author. Thomas
Wolfe. rs years earlier.
He absorbed New York from
November till January.
Then not having a winter coat
i felt it was time to go south. y
said the young writer in his soft
yet clipped speech"
Leaving New York with $23,
Norman hitchhikcd to Sanford
Fla, where he still had 81 left.
Some days I didn't eat much.
In Sanford lived on bananas
and bread for a week. It's not
much fun travelling without
moneY-because you get so
hungry. You can't turn off your
appetite you know"
Norman splurged and took a
bus from Sanford TO Miami in
stead Of hitchhickins The first
employment agency he approach
cd said it would take all his first
weeks pay as commission.
THAT was too much. | finally
landed. a job at a big hotel uI
there--aS a houseman 1t PAID
well. $3.50 a month. l started tc
take Spanish lessons free-and
liked Miami quite a bit"
But Norman had heard about
Key West, even in England.
Il had read that Truman
came here--it sounded like a
wonderful place. After I had
saved some money in Miami
decided-this of all the places
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-17
Senate Turns
Down House
approved Bill
Declares Ii Would
Nullify Work OF
Appropriations Group

TALLAHASSEE, April IT,
GA Senate committee has
turned down a House approved
bill to have the state operate at
its current spending rate il the
legislature fails to pass an APP
preparations measure.
The Senate appropriations COM
mittee defeated the proposal z to
3. Senators speaking against the
House measure said it would
nullify the work of appropria-
tions committees in trying to get
a balanced and economical spend
ing bill. They also said some de-
partments, under the bill, would
get more money than they did
the last time.
Several House leaders had de-
clared passage of the bill was
good insurance" against the
legislatures failure to agree on
low much TO spend.
In other action, Senator Brack-
in of Crestview urged that a stop
be put to state employees running
all over Florida during political
campaigns. q T
Brackin said a state employee
rode in his county day and night
in the last political campaign" He
added ''I'm tired of the state hav-
ing to pay for this" He made the
remarks. at an appropriations
committee hearing on a bill to
raise travelling expenses for
state employees.
Meanwhile, Pinellas County
Republicans introduce'S their reso-
luton to praise General Mac
Arthur, but were unsuccessful in
getting. immediate action on it.
II was sent to the House commit
tee on resolutions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-17
EISNER PREDICTS
Co .Inne6 From oage OneI

Co -InuPT From S1Se OQel
Island City Baseball League, said
most of the arrangements had
been made for a game between
a team of city all-starS and navy
aggregation. 1t was agreed that
the game should probably be
played on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Marian Starke, represent
ing the Business and Professional
Women's Club, said that her group
was making plans for an essay
contest in the schools.
Burt Garnett, of the Art and
Historical Association, told about
arrangements for a poster contest
in the schools. He also suggested
that professional artists in Key
West be invited to compete in a
special class.
Laubscher explained that the
Chamber of Commerce would act
as coordinating center and would
do any jobs, such as Monograph
ing or letter writing, that would
help the other groups.
Mayor Louis EiSner expressed
his appreciation for the willing
ness to serve that everyone had
shown and predicted that the
Armed Forces Week celebrations
would be a complete success.