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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15

fallen, OaB lie perlesen nliiiien: bonn
iinb mir bonn 8eilt oes 8ioerlprufs
erfiiat. 9ob bies Elm gutter @eiit iein
lollte, miro niemano bebnupten. Die
Germanoti6ait NIT oem @eiit roer
ltets perneint", lit unberfennbor.
slber ser @ioerlpru6sgeilt ltedt
tief I'M MenIben. IS lit ipobl nod
ein &ern bon ben Siinoenapfel Ser
erIten gltern, Der, inrmer- -forterbeno,
INNER neue ltnfrauttriebe i6ldgt.
Sic 1pioerlpra6en @ott uno 1pioer=
bonoelten Seinen 8eboten; nun lit
oie erbli6e S6pd6e rbei man6en
nobl gar cine re6te Stdrfe" bes
@ioeriprltds geblieben. Ser regt it6
ldon bel &inoern I'M friibeiten sllter;
nod fonnen lie nidt forntlllieren u1o
lagen, mas lie 5ornig beipegt, aber ibr
per5errtes 8eli6t llno oas l1nauslteb=
li6c 0ei6rei Scr ltnge5ogenbeit lit
unberfennbarer 8ioerlprud. rMa6'
Sic 2iir 5u, Ssfar!" ruft Sic Wtutter,
uno Der fleine &erl, nod boie bon ser
lebten Sbrfeige, iperrt iie melt ouf.
u@aB bas liegen, 8erta!" 9tun lit sic
S6ere ser Wtutter crit ein @egen=
ltano unpiOerItebli6en Gerlongens
gelporoen: OoS Serbotene rei5t.
Gte gr5ieblng, flug llno ltreng ge=
leltet, nerlnag Oiele mebr oOer tpeni=
ger ltarfe gteigltng 5lt @ioerlpru6
wobl etlpas aus5uglei6en; ser sln=
itano uno bie 8epobnbeit geieui6aft=
liber Sormen peroen Die fontraoiftas
torllben aellBerllngen glGtten, Sic
Heligion por aQem miro einen md67
tigen oeriobnli6en ginil1B ouf oen
rel5baren 8eiit auSiiben. @enn ober
allBergelpobnlihe ooer liberia i6e1rbe
Situationen eintreten, penn 0ie Seer
ben franfboft erregt lino lt1o oie
empfin0liblte Seite I'M eres ggoiss
mus beriibrt miro, Oann breden oae
bieie S6ranfen norlb 5ulannlen
unO Ser ungebanOigte @ioeriprudss
geiit ertpa6t, INN iein i6neiOenoes
~gtein!" 5u rufen.
8as lit Die 9tegotion oob fiir Elm
leidt beliebtes 8ort! Die &inoer Ter
nen es am raibelten: es gebt ibnen
uiel leifter als Dos ellt1niitige So
lagen. SSn alien Son= l1no Gofalarten
tann man es boren, bonn i6arfi6nei=
0taen norO0eltlden ,lleln" biS 3ll1n
gelniitliden nc" ooer mo" in ben
liiOOeutlben 2Gnoern. gs paBt 10
re6t 5lun Son ser 8elt, oaB iie Sen
@ioeriprub liebt unb pflegt. Sic
liebt ibn; Oenn lie fiiblt li6 NIT linn
uerpanot uno bas ~espise Salager-
tlrm" lit ibr lonsueilig uno perbabt.
ssn eeipiIiem Slime fat tie au6
gegenteiliee Meinungen 81 boren: fiir
oen eeiitigen slustalrid) lit ni6ts
tOtenoer alS Oas geiitiee BagoOen-
niden Ser 3uItimnnlng.
@s fam iogar cine ee1piiie slnntlt
uno 2iebeuslpiiroigfeit i'm @ioer.
iprub liegen. aber al oies fdat nibt
unter unier geroift; es iino nibt
4euBerungen oes eigentli6en @ioer~
iprubseeiltes. Seoer, ser 1nter oieie1n
51 leiben bat, lei es in ith ODER an
anoeren lpiro berlteben, mos mir
meinen uno pelben @eiit mir bers
urteilen.
@ie iollen mir inns nun berbalten,
iuenn mir ielblt oaran franfen, uno
lpie, tpenn mir elm Spfer besielben
iinb?
Ger 8iberiprrbsgeiit lit eine
unierer Sdtpd6en, cine franftbafte
Sfpdde
Tim iie beilen 5l1 f0nnen, muB 5u.
nahlt oie 1iaenoie ri6tig iein, baB
mir urs ndmlid in einen rei5baren
,piberlprubsbereiten 3ultano befin-
Ben. Gas ergibt iid oaralls, Oh mir
obne beio11bere 8eranlaiiung getuii-
e - II
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15

: "Wan lit MIR einn1al jung" -
Gi6ttg. Gie 8liite5eit bes Sriiblings
febrt nibt lpieoer. 9liiten, oie Ser
5rolt llno Ger Sturm I'M Sriibling
abgelporfen bat bonn 8aun, fann fein
@artner Dieoer baranbeften. 3eit Ser
Sngeno lit Die 3eit Ser gtuSIaat. 8as
Oh oa iaeit bas 1uirlt bu ernten. Die
Grnte5eit miro i6on 5eigen, 1pas fiir
8arben Die beimtragen, sic oen
Seelenader nit @iftlamen beIteIlt
ltatt nit SimmelsIamen.
"Sat ii6 Ser Siineling an einen
8eg getpobnt, Damn miro er ni6t
nebr bon oenrielben laiien," iagt oie
S6rift.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15

6en gagenitber, ole mir nit EeIpef,
5u bebattoeln perpflitbtet tpGren, gun
8ioerlprr6 geneigt iinb; Of mir be
ieoer 8elegenbeit cine pioeripre,
henbe slnitft baben, oie mir ieoer.
mann gegeniiber berteioigen, ooer of
mir MIR bel 9eriibrltng beitinunlter
8egenItdnoe uno 5ragen rei5bar lper,
Sen.
Wtan muB ferner sic Spnptome
priifen uno baraus auf sic @ursel
oes llebels l6lieBen: oh eS cine franf,
bate SerItinunung, Elm tieferes ieeli-
lbes 2eiOen, cine neroole &ei5barfeit
unb SerorieBli6feit ODER ser pure
Sotynltt zines altfgebldbten @eiltes
| lit. sl6ten mir beionoers auf Sen
Con: c'est le tom qln fait la musique!
Sc na6Oem lparen Dobl oie Otittel
mebr ooer 1peniger iorgfaltig gu
lpablen ltno energilf an5lllpenoen.
8enn es nidt cine porii6ergebe1loe
Seritlmnr,tng it, 10 miro ser &onlpf
NIT nnlerem Itreitbaren &alnpfesmltt
Elm re6t bartnaftger iein.
Sas roi6e 1tno beftige @ioeripre>
fen itebt i'm @ioerlpru6 CUR Sanft.
NUT. Sanftmrt lit oie Sdpeiter ser
2erltt, uno oent @ioerlpru6slui til
gen feblt es an beioen.
Sn Dem 0foBe, aIs mir an d)riIt-
lt6er 9emllt uno SelbItiiberipirtoung
5unebnlen, miro ser 8eiIt oes @ioerz
lpruds abnebnel1.
@S mag 8elpalt uno 8e0ul6 foIten,
oie ein5elnen gfegllngen oesielben 5lt
unterOriiden; aber ieoer Sieg iiber
unS ielbIt miro sen guten 8eiit in
un5 itarfen.
l(nb 1pie loIlen mir lns bem @ioer=
lprr6slultigen gegeniiber perbalten,
nit Dem lns bas Sdidiol ooer biel=
mebr Die ipeile Sorlebung 8ottes gu
lannengelpannt bat? @enm Ser @i=
oerlprlt6sgeiIt cine franfbafte SdtpG=
de genannt lperOen fann, nu1B man
i'm ul16 als lol6e bebonoeln.
&ranfe peroienen Dor allem Sho=
nllng llno Jfiidl dli6t. Sb mir cine aur
nit ibnen por5ltnebmen baben, oaS
bdngt bon Sem Gerbdltnis ob, in oenl
mir 81 ibnen iteben; oh mir sic Yfli6t
buben, lie 5lt er5ieben noer ni6t piel=
mebr ibnen nit sI6tltng su begegnen.
aues, mas Siebe uno &lltgbeit urls
etngeben, miro re6t iein; Dor alle1n
aber lu6en mir ben bon 8ott ge=
mollten 9tllten fir uns ielbIt 5ll
5ieben inoem mir llnlere Sanftnn11t,
bon oeren Gnrbanoeniein mir piel-
lei6t MIR 5u iiber5eugt iino, 5u Itdr=
fen bemiibt lino.
@iOerlprll6 rei5t SEN @iberlpru6s=
geilt @enn 5lDei barte &0pfe ollfeinz
an0eritoBen, gibt's 6llnfen.
gs eibt einen getpiiien @lei6n1ut
Der Seele, Der aus innerem Srieoen
berpprgebt, einen miloen @lans au6
iiber oen auBeren Meni6en perbrei=
tet unO ibn ein geiitige5 lleber-
getui6t iiber onoere belier libert ols
ieOer @ioeripruh. Souten sic ol1r6-
driitli6ten aniidten llno llrteile BON
Gerionen Oie iib eegenIeitig o6ten
uno lieben, ni6t iibereinitimmen -
menigltenS in Sen lpibttgIten ssrogen
Oes SebenS2
P. S. Von Ger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15

3dblt, piebiel tallieno gliiten
einen I'M 5riiblinesi6nrud pran,
genben &irlbballm beoeden :9ni6t eine
lit Ser onoeren gleib! Sebt, ipiepiel
gtiifen iid I'M slbenolonnenItrobl
tl1mmeln ODER tpiebiel glmeilen am
8aloranoe e,nltg ibres @eges 5eiben
ieoe lit bon Ser anberen perldieoen!
SO tits in ser Sier= lrno Yflan-
senlpelt, 10 it's allb unter BEN Wen-
I6en.
aonnten mir aqe bie Miaiaroen,
nelde leit bem erlten Meni6enpaar
auf unlerern lieben Stern gelebt rno
geliebt, gelitten uno geltritten baben,
alf elmer Golfsipiele perlanuteln,
ieoer ipiiroe cine anoere 8bpltogno=
mie, anoere Wanieren, cine anoere
9lrt ltd 5u betpegen llro 5u ipre6e11,
aber aitd 5u oenfen baben. 8ie oas
IeuBere peri6ieoet1, 10 1piirben lid
au6 in ieoem &opf Oie Iinge onoers
oariteaen, oie @inl6 llno @iaens-
alBerltngelt dnOere le1tt.
Sic menI6li6e Seele lit 10 piel-
geltaltig uno mannigfarbig in ibrer
Gigenart unO 8iaensri6tung; Der.
l6ieoener nod als Ser 2eib, bas &C.
bauie, oas ite birgt uno tragt unb
bon ibr belpegt miro.
2as nennt man SSnOioioualitdt,
5. +. Gieenart, 1pel6e bie 8erionlid-
felt ma6t uno 5eigt, uno sic in auf-
faiiung, @ni6all1ng, 8egebren uno
Streben 10 unenolif peridieoen lit.
Sffenbart ii6 bier oie uneri60pfli6e
8eltaltllngsflnit oes S6opfers
SOer lit es Oie 8erI6ieoenbeit ser
2ebensperbdltniiie uno ltmltGnoe,
unter oenen mir auflpa6ien unb uns
entluifeln? Gieaeidt beioes = aber
NIT Ser @inidranfung oaB tpie ME
Sen meilelten @aben 8ottes gan5 emit
ipreben, ME Oenr 8ilo polfomlnel1
gleid)en, oas Seine @iite llns als CT.
reidbar Dor5eibnet.
gr5iebung, @elpobnbeit uno ms
6eionoere bie md6tigen ginfliille Ser
&eligion miloern unb nooeln 6ie
raubfantige gigenart, aber iie bleibt
oo6 i'm &ern, apas Tie lit.
8enn nun ni1t Elm leiblibes sluge
oem anoeren gleibt, um 1pie piel
meniger ifart elm geiitiges slllge ipie
0os oes gedblten.
8as lpollen mir oamit lagen2
DAB es cine bere9tigte gigentiin1-
lidfeit Scr slnidaul,ng uno cine be,
redtigte Gigenart bes gegebrens uno
@oaens gibt. Has Ser cine lhtper
finoet miro Dem anoeren Ieid1t; mos
ben einen uerorieBt, frellt Sen anoe=
rem. 50 perifieoen ser @ei1nad, ser
8erlld, bas @ebor = 10 perihieoen-
artis lillo audi anii6t uno 8ile.
Suber oie Dfeinungsberl6ieoen.
beiten, ser 8ioerlpru6. Sit Ser
8ioerlpru6 berebtigt2 Der 8ioer-
iprub Ser grfenntnis uno sluffai-
Jung, oes @ei6nlads uno oes Sc,
fubls lino ipenigitens natiirlid BE-
griinoet. Gas 8ioeripreden, 5. /. sic
aeuBerllng oes 8ioeriprli6s, mag ie
nad ltlnitanoen erlaubt ODER perp0nt,
angebra6t ooer unpailelro, iiberfliii-
Jig uno iddolib ooer audi 1riitlid] uno
notlpenoig iein. slber mir tpollen BON
etlDas anoerem reoen: n1nlid) bonn
8iOeripru6sgeiit.
Wenn ii6 ser Wioeriprud in unle-
rem Screen 10 itiirnii6 unb brGngeno
meloet, bob mir oas gerei5te @efiibl
nibt perbergen f0nnen ionoern BEL
ieoem 8ort uno gnlaB ibrn 2uft
MAIDEN; penn mir in ieber MeuBe-
rung Der anberen eine Spite ober
8itterfeit firben, bie mir nit aleiher
,oer nod flangreiherer Miin5e tpie-
>er5ugeben niht nnterlaiien f0nnen;
Denn 6ieie @iberlegalngen faIt un-
milfiirli1 10 1tahIif oaer oerb aus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15
Tntrtttnarttt

a06 cine @piem itreiften oein @efd)t,
Nv 9lls bit rmbteit anf oem 8lnmenbettc,
Saatem bir me id) 10 lieb bid hattie.
Odd bm idliefeit nmb er,uadteit nidt
@ie Gin ioeilistnm 1T oieie state.
TDtlid bitter idJmalt bas 8ersenlidt,
limb ein 2endten beine Stirn nmflid)t,
Die 10 fremb in ibrer WarmprslGtte.
sld, baf id) oas &atielmort berianbe,
9as in 0ottes Sd)rift baranf sm leien.
Daft ids slanbte: 2ebe fat fein Gnbe.
Gtuis bauert, mas 10 dD6n geueien -.
0anfbar fnk idJ beine miSen Sanbe
llnb bin tae, ,ueil BIT min eeneien.
Use FRANKIE.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
ASK COURT TO
STOP SCREAM
SERVICE IN
GOSPEL TENT

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Mag-
tistrate John E. Prendergast of
Upper Manhattan found himself
in the role of modern Solomon
Monday, when he was asked to
decide whether religion was be-
ing "overdone."
The case was that of Mrs. Ear
line Bailey against the Rev. D. A.
A. Childs of the Faith Temple.
She complained that tumultuous
sounds from the tent worship SER
vices conducted nightly by Rev.
Childs forced her to almost yell
to be heard by her sick husband,
and made the family radio prac-
tically useless.
The magistrate was asked to
rule that the proper and reverent
worship of God did not require
the combined use of an electric
organ, piano, tambourine and
exuberant outburStS of worship
perS.
Seven other witnesses on the
first day of the hearing agreed
with Mrs. Bailey that their oppo-
sition was not directed against
worship, but against abuse of the
privilege of worship.
One Of them, Councilman Earl
Brown, contended that the enjoy
ment of freedom, which he cher
ishes, carries responsibility. He
said the gospe meetings were the
source of singing, screaming, or
an playing, preaching and hand
clapping in unison, all interspers-
ed with blood-curdling screams
that pierce the air"
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
YMCA Lists Aims
For Youth

The YMCA is helping boys
grow up - to become citizens
with useful, satisfying lives. We
are not interested in rushing boys
through childhood as though it
were something to be endured.
Rather, the YMCA sees youth as
the ~father of the man" to be. We
believe it is important to- provide
opportunities and leadership so
youth can develop the friendships,
the Skills, the attitudes, and the
ideals upon which the useful, sat-
lsfying life depends.
The YMCA is interested in more
than keeping boys off the streets.
We are interested in keeping
them busy around worthwhile
purposes, so that they can live in
their home, school, and commun-
tty as partners in making those
communities better.
Growing up has never been easy.
We sometimes express our YMCA
goals in this way. The YMCA
seeks to provide opportunities for
boys and youth:
1. To become healthy, we'll
anced, responsible citizens.
2. To learn how to live together
as members of our democratic
society and work unitedly for the
common good.
>. To grow in their understand
ing and love of God and in their
loyalty to Jesus Christ.
Our YMCA's program and our
Boys activities will bear out the
above principles: I'VE feel if you
know the YMCA and what it's
purpose, you will be more in
sympathy with it's welfare.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
RICHMOND GETS
5O4-UNIT PROJECT

RICHMOND - (ANP) - Con-
struction has begun on Creighton
court, a 504-unit housing project
for low income Richmond families.
Situated on large vacant sites,
the two-Story buildings will be
masonry units of siv apartments
each. The apartments will range
from one to four bedrooms, with
kitchen and bath, living-room and
storage closets.
Administration buildings will
be centrally located and COM
munity facilities will be provided.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
The Greatest
Vacation Ever Spent

On July 8, (Millicent Thomp-
SOM and my brothers Ernest and
Joseph Fernandez, began one OF
the most exciting and loveliest
vacations ever spent by anyone,
on the beautiful little island City,
Nassau, in the Bahamas, where we
spent time with our cousin, Doris
Olando and her mother.
During those wonderful eight
weeks we visited most of the ex-
citing places on the island in
cluding the Ardastra Gardens,
the Tower (from which we. saw
all over Nassau, the Silver Slip
per, the Zanzibar Club, the Cat
NJ Fiddle, the East Street Gospel
Hall, where l met Bert Cooper
and other friends whose names
are too numerous to mention.
During those lovely weeks I
met Mrs. Lilly Bethel and family
- one of my mothers close
friends who is member of Cen
trail Gospel Hall (out East)
On September 2, we returned
to Miami by Pan American Air
ways just in time to get ready
for school. We can really say
those who have not been to Mas
sau haven't seen anything as yet.
We wish to thank each and
everybody in Nassau, that made
it possible for us to have such an
enjoyable time. Thanks million.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
MAID INHERITS
100000 ESTATE

SACRAMENTO, Cal. - (ANP)
- A maid here last week was
named by her late white employ
er sole heir of an estate valued
at 100000.
The will of Mrs. Ida H. Meyer,
who died recently, cut off all of
her relatives and left Miss jose
phine Elston the only beneficiary
of the estate.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
PUPILS STAY.
FROM SCHOOL
TO PICK COTTON

JACKSON, Miss. = (ANP) -
Cotton must be picked at the ex-
pense of children getting an edu-
cation in Jackson, Miss.
According to figures released
by Kirby P. Walker, superinten-
dent of schools here, some child
ren are waiting until the cotton
season is over before they enroll
i'm school. ..
although the total enrolment in
public schools increased, the num-
Der of colored pupils in school de-
creased 202. There are 4,658 en-
rolled this year as compared to
1850 last year.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
The Pet Milk Photographer Visits
THE JOHN WILLIAMS FAMILY
OF Beaumont. Texas

Anita Ray, Bonita Fay, and Rita Kay
Williams are three of the busiest
4-year-olds in Beaumont-fort these
popular little triplets are much in
demand for weddings, style shows,
programs, and active in Sunday
School, too. Brother Fred, 6 years
old, is as proud of his little sisters as
their parents are. And Hazel and John
Williams give lot of credit for the
triplets fine growth to Pet Milk "a,
recommended by their doctor when
the little girls were born, it is still the
The Miami times., 1951-09-22

Notice Of intention to register
under ''Eictitious Name Law in
compliance with House Bill No.
ITS. Chapter No. 20953 Laws Of
Florida, 194a.
Vals. Barber Shop, 207 NV 7th
street, Juan Valdez, owner.
Sept. g., 154, 22,. %.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22

only milk the triplets drink.
But the triplets aren't the only ones in
the Williams family who like Pet
Milk! Hazel Williams uses Pet Milk
for all the family meals. i. /. for creamed
vegetables, soups, chicken la king,
hamburgers, curried chicken, milk.
rich desserts, in whipped toppings-
in fact, she says, Pet Milk makes all
their favorite dishes extra good. And
she saves money, too, because Pet
EvaPorated Milk costs less generally
than any other form of whole miIkl
The Miami times., 1951-09-22
HEART ATTACK OR
INDIGESTION?

THANK HEAVENSl Most attacks are Just aci0
indigestion When 1t strikes, take Bell-ans
tablets. They contain the fastest-acting
medicines known to doctors for the relief OF
heartburn, gas and similar distress. 25<.
The Miami times., 1951-09-22

For Dependable Ambulance Ser
vice Phone 84-3563.
PEEK'S FUNERAL HOME
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Senate Unit Votes 10 Extend
D. {. Rent Control for Year.

Extension of District rent con-
troll for one year. to June 80, 1852,
has been approved by a Senate
District subcommittee.
The unit. headed by Senator
Johnston, Democrat, Of South
Carolina, agreed late yesterday on
general terms Of a bill somewhat
similar to a measure now pending
before the House District Com
mittee.
Both bills would continue con-
trolls here for one year, grant a
20 per cent increase in rents over
the l941 base, curb new construc-
tlon erected since i948 and would
leave hotels. boarding and room
Ing houses free of curbs.
The Senate group will present
its report to the District Com
11ittee for action Monday.
The House District Committee
plans to act Tuesday morning on
its rent bill and probably will send
1T to the House.
Evening star., 1951-06-16

well as on days in the middle week
Recently there have been in.
creasing protests by members
particularly from the Midwest
against what they call the "Tues.
day to Thursday Club" Lone
week end adjournnents. they COM
plain, not only enable members
from Eastern States to visit Their
homes frequently but also dim the
prospect Of a House recess begin
ming In early August.
Mr.. Mccormack noted that the
House is considerably further
along in its work than the Senate
is. He nevertheless seemed deter
mined to press for the session
today.
Z But another Democratic menu
ber, Representative Cooley OF
North Carolina, said he saw no
business on hand, either for yes
terday or today. and, therefore,
no need for Saturday session. He
asked unanimous consent for ad-
journing to Monday. Mr.. McCor-
mack objected.
Later, after Representative Hoff-
man, Republican. of Michigan.
made similar motion and with
drew 1t, Mr.. Cormack moved to
adjourn to Monday. This went
through with a roar.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
House Evodes Saturday Session
After Two Hours of Jockeying
The House narrowly

The House narrowly escaped q
Saturday session today.
For two hours yesterday, the
question jockeyed back and forth
between Democrats and Repub-
licans, after Majority Leader Nc
Cormack served notice he not only
would move for a meeting today
but would demand "call of the
House" That would have sent
the sergeant-at-arms in search of
sufficient members, had a quorum
failed to show up at the start.
The discussion came UP when,3
for the second time In as many
days, the Democrats sought to adj
journ while numerous Republican,
members stood ready to tee of
with further speeches criticizing1
President Truman. 81
When an adjournment notion
lost. rs to 16l. Mr.. Mccormack
said he would seek to have thel
House meet on Mondays and Fri
days "and probably Saturdays" asl
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Building Congress Moves To New Offices Monday

The Washington Building Con-
gress will move to new head
quarters at 10l1 Twentieth street
NV. on Monday, William F. Mel
son, president. announced today
Mr.. Nelson also announced that
the organizations summer outing
will be held Friday, July 6, at the
Manor Club. Attendance will be
limited to 400 persons. Paul Strom-
berg is outing chairman.
New officers will be installed by
Evening star., 1951-06-16

the congress in October. Thomas
H. Locraft will be new president.
Other officers will be Robert w.
cChesney and Frank H. Haines,
first and second vice presidents,
respectively: w. A. Johnson, secre-
tary, and w. A. H. Church, trea-
surer.
Evening star., 1951-06-16

It is believed that the first cul-
tivated trees to be grown for their
rubber were set out in Ceylon.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

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Evening star., 1951-02-19
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The New
York Times reported today that
Joe r. Hanley has affirmed to
Senate investigators that he re-
ceived no money. property or any,
thing else of value as a considera-
ton for running for the Senate
last November.
The Times report, from Wash
ington, said the former lieutenant
governor also had offered to give
the Senate subcommittee on privi-
leges and elections all his financial
records for 1850.
Mr.. Hanley's position was con-
tanned in an affidavit he gave
representatives of the subcom-
mittee during an interview at his
home in Perry, N. Y. last February
6. according to the Times.
Probing Nomination.
The subcommittee has been in
vestigating Mr.. Hanley's senatorial
nomination following the publica-
ton of letter from Mr.. Hanley
to former Representative w.
Kingsland Macy, a Long Island
Republican leader.
Mr.. Hanley had been a lead
ing candidate for Governor, but
just before the COP State con-
Evening star., 1951-02-19
HonIey Reported Affirming He Got Nothing

vention opened he stepped aside
to accept the Republican Senate
nomination. His action cleared
the way for Gov. Dewey's renomi-
nation.
In the letter to Mr.. Macy, Mr..
Hanley wrote that by taking the
Senate nomination he was def
nitely assured OF being able to
clean UP my financial obligations
within 80 days"
The Times said that in the
latest and second interview with
Mr.. Hanley, the investigators were
told by Mr.. Hanley's son, Julian,
a lawyer, that his fathers in
debtedness had been assumed
from some one whose name he did
not wish to reveal for fear Of in
juring the person.
Loan From Bank.
Julian also told investigators,
according to the Times, that $l0,-
900 of a loan from the Bank of
Manhattan to his father had been
received by Edgar Hazelton. a
Long Island lawyer acting for the
elder Mr.. Hanley.
The Times said the inquiry re
vealed that the Bank of Manhat-
tan and Newspaper Publisher
Frank E. Gannett together had
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Council Again Turns
To Koshmir Issue

LAKE SUCCESS. Feb. 10. (P.
The United Nations Security
Council will make a determined
effort this week to solve the ex-
plosive Kashmir issue.
Kashmir, princely state in the
Himalyas, has been the subject of
a bloody dispute between India
and Pakistan since the two coun-
tries gained their independence
from Britain in 1947.
Behind locked doors, British and
American diplomats are thresh-
ing out a resolution for presen-
tation to the Security Council
probably Wednesday.
1t was learned that the resolu-
tion contains a new formula for
carrying out a plebiscite in Kash-
mir which the U. N. ordered IN
1948 but which never has been
held.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

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