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Evening star., 1951-07-16

Wolcott said.
when it recently came to re-
new the controls act passed last
year." he charged. "the admins
tration and its coterie of socialist
planners decided that here was the
chance to hitch-hike a free ride
for number of their pet social
Iistic schemes.
''It is scandalous picture which
lis being kept from the American
people. 1t is a national disgrace
when the Socialist schemers in
this administration trade upon an
emergency that is costing Ameri-
can boys their lives in Korea"
Starting its second week of vot-
ing on scores of proposed amend
ments to the economic controls
bill, the House seemed likely to
hand another major defeat to ad-
ministration forces today.
Representative Cooley, Demo-
crat, of North Carolina, who heads
the Agriculture Committee, ex-
pected to get action on his pro-
posal to ban future rollbacks on
food and agricultural products.
A coalition Of Republicans and
Southern Democrats demonstrated
several times last week that they
have more than enough strength
to write such prohibition into
the bill.
I In, some Congressional circles
today there was growing belief
that opponents of such rollbacks
might have a harder time putting
Through proposed amendments to
ban further price rollbacks on
manufactured goods, and to- re-
|, peal the 10 per cent rollback
which stabilization officials Or
dered last month on beef prices.
! Another proposed amendment
certain to arouse unusually Bit
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

heroic acs = Sheriff TN Cs1L-ey
T5e Safety Patrol arganlza Ear
spersersd a social u The -z4ssc
r5eu % Eaa1ee I praIect under
-atsr by ire TrzUc g I'D q pr,
1LcZcE a r7cre effective program
Four cairo. flags sage 5esa pLt.
erased zrE 1arcz1ale art gar
= improve TIE appearance Of the
equipment Mrs. Mamie IaG6zlr
Is rsaersr-spcuscr # -aa zr5Ez
TIE sixth grade e.a4s .arer6 -
Ms Bertha Les V5I- eauElete a.
activity 4z-s7 @ China. TIE 145lIs
showed Interest throughout the
l-1t ~ Voluntarily ira ~ charts
bulletin board displays ard 1ote-
tec Ks.
Tie gixrh grade LASS Il Ga
cree H1r-i recnz made a tip .
Tucker farm ard tte Eoser EaId
scEocI a. Tucker Essr t1ey ee-
turned. members Il Ia class
wrote interesting compositions 9n
Ire we q program T-zct IS ser
p - TIE state Cor ti1cse urfartl1-
Fate rersons vac have made ,-ls-
axes Il .ta.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
STEPHENS

TIE following pupils Il lie =
grcGp 3t Mrs. EaIIs -rcuz we're
&C TIE hnnnr rel fer HE last
ilx weeks:
Brenda Wirzhle, 7snaid Marrhi-
SCI, Joyce Iares, Lula Sa1Ier
Vile Gaats, Iizet Folks. Earn
esri1e Ea-rel. Heller Celey Care
N Garner. Linda Tr,g1t Edgar
Williams
Asrer seeing re Tin TIE
Passenger Train re t5l-1v1rg :
: 1gPls Il Ms Green's rscr
erarza-lzed -.e -a-1 Engine =
Ruth IsYrer Baggage car TeI-
ia R5yaz. Day ecact I5n-
Brees sleeeer za.e1 2-cEssi----:.-
soc, Dung ca Darlene Ware.
Kitchen Lersn-e Lunar 0tser-
aasi,ar car Laxsec Rowe Eetcers
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

lsT PRIZE NLNNEa-Lavsiy lat
.,e Miss Arnea Marie Bradley.
daughter NJ Mr. and Mrs otha
Bradley az College .tatian- vas
winner se The first prise IN Tots
Popularity contest a. Mt. sehn
AME cfureh. Rev Z. J. stewart,
oastar Arness Marie raised SILL
N the contest The winner H The
secsnd place vas Duane sargent
And third place winner WA ne
daughter al Rev. and Ms. T. A.
jackson u College station. Other
highiishts u he proSram were
Tie swa great sermons areAched
BY Rev Keys And Rev. l.. Franz
In. rssai rrceipts for The day
vsr. sijS.i9. Other contestants
were Rsoert Perry III, Mary Hell
IN Mcdowell. WllxsY Jsnes And
B.scnie Jean stewart
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

sG delicious Grade A Caisraans
Chocolate rllk Tser TIE children
returned "a 8chaot tte Escyie
Judy Learns ABOUT Mix Vaa
8soUn ard enjoyed ay al
T',s secgrd EraGers . Ms Dow
e Aaeersen4 sGona kags srgac-z-
e. a Garden eI-a re officers are
a. .slaWE president. Beverly Arr
zatert8- VICE president ArtLe
SElaelsf-elt. Secretary. Abraham
pag. treasurer Yv5rne Richard
ser Chaplain. i4rzes Cooley
Tie IaaG lathe - tl,l5 zcona
Is decorated With al4rs, VInd
n-Ls ard 1rret gzrLs ard acgs
re- 5rrw1ze -rccp No II WITH
NJ :. V Scert al rrgac leader
scct cart . re Juliet Lowe
Birthday ealebraslar party a. ne
Ll-1la 5scic Ign scseoI Saturday
~ crsser E.a9 rEz11er entitled
l Dance sreru SeUts America
IT, =azee consisted - y Brown
IS girls
T.z gs4-z grade ZrggEs ara gre
ser1nE a crcgran- t-r TIE PTA
Thursday TIE 5Iayler Is entitled
ST Pa-icca Day Parade TIE
zpGcaerg ARE Mrs z : Moore ard
Ms Z Sect
TIE fourth Erz1e seacsz-s n
Ms Dora 5lea ard Mrs. E.
=stze FI-zEz rs r2Grzs are EaT-
l-g great t-z filing 7sear reading
envelopes Il connection with I
reading project l1ey ara working
CT. IT'S g-oGp j discovering rat
reading car - TN
TIE tlsta zra1s c-ass = NJ
Name IacSzczs c5crz 1as =-ac
a 5peciaI stEGy q Ire western
plaIzs May enjoyable 4ctlVI1-e9
eek place during tz-s period e
study Ma 5tl4t-es q TIE western
c-aLrs. ar .rztrf-ctzcEa- W=aCsr-
zcy.e and 4 radio program OVER
.<L2 s.=Isc. w =ster- Trails
were iau-e Ct lie activities ENJOY
81 The following -.e-cers . ~
LASS -ace repcrts CT Ies-er-.
states Va-en they Tad vlslEst, ID
a iares. Cora Daniels a11 Ar
,l.alera ian1es. California. Pear
LIE W1ccKare ArizcEa, .cz,a
Therlas. Max-cr Yge11e Efz1s,
C-sgsr.
Lloyd Tyler. chef Ct tta j.
Deputies :zl11. 4 Student "E..1
IRE zeccd' asst week. ard .st
,lr-selt p as re .i-gt j Der
Ety Sheriff e receive oftic4al
cer--ercatier s-or- Ste-.tt Ter
GEIley
TIE Il year I'D ehIet Has =.
reduced q 900 other Y1Gng dep
ties a. A meeting = tie PULASKI
criminal c1grz Foer- saturday ae
.o.d lie group rev &c received
.-e srolen E1ecs trgrz ne student.
returned E = tie store a. re-
sorted ne Incident % ne -
Deputy teacher spcrsor. Ms
Mar--e Jackson. VEG reported liz
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

IN TIE tram were En-.
Don Rodgers, assistant :, .,,'.
Howard Peters. Copses.
Lawrence Walls. Porte,
vshIee Tyiska, Water
CheatharL Coak Oh W.
Butcher boy DIg.ana pss.
Railway usa.I clerk e..
James The songs 60
Ca4'' Transportation an,
las Tran we're used. Mssy n
lagd were Made CT tie t.,n
During tie recsnE Ines : y.
Parker me :. Grade xas =.
havs Miss WLr-etla Eaust,
former pgpLl ct stspners >.
Sa-rpr af TIE scsocL as h..
Tie following aupl.s we're v
ACTOR reL4a n Mrs Parker
Roy AekL.n, Carl Ezaas. Lav,..y
aalr, Willie Wa--3r. Fen. =,
Ana Iares 8aco.e Narfoo
Lar Mathis. 5eralce Ta.s -
Sue Murphy. Patricia wa-s :. 4
"a Williams
The il Eegp Z Ms Lsq.
reon1 aas eeen coias ,-.,,1
writing TIE oest srigiaaI Zoe,
we're written By LLOYD c.,
weed. ag-h Gee. Stanley Wilt.
and Car!ot1a Walls. Tie eas, ~,
IA st1ries entitled NJ PEI =.
written ~ Lloyd Ga.e~sd u,
lee Slnpscn, a.ra Gee Jo,,.
Joshua, V.l-a Bunting. cs,s.
Wi--s 5ersIey MC-enf.on !,
ezra ShocxIey
TIE ooys u Ms. Gl--ess.s3
greup iaye oesr ouzy -aHz,
large cen filing t Elsn -rs \
and planning g-ass seeds rs :
- 1sec -cr la.ter rene n,
..e gra5s grows TIE n-is q 4
g-e'4p a-a busy during :asE
perl2c making oea1-1f'zi aa
Baskets Tbs group yer ne !
-a-g Attendance prize tor Jan
~
Ire 81 ard - sc.e-ca "a
see KIDDH KoRSEE-pxe !
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
| -. the kiddie korner %.
ss Il

1,.zeh ieene It occupations Ct
9GLard.
T,.a .aE5 gra1a AID ipeeiaI
lass IrGrasree re lsserclY t1r
Mareh we IhIra grace present
20 81. ParickI 1aF pnracs with
Patricia MeCay as Miss Mares
and Lawrence Shire Il NJ
W.s-ar Other participants we're.
3alph Waltan, Ceaa Greene. Fee
Williams. Catherine P.,lIlea. Louis
Robinson, Tt.ne Fiagx ard Helen
Wtl,ure.
TIE argt grade pupils ara -sat.
.nz a Study Il 'ga-stg-is-aar1e
a. 8eEool ard On ere streets Maag
SAFETY ltaries ars beng read ard
seaat11I charts n safety scEca-
ler -auVass tie study SaestT
scrap 1oots ara being -zade ~
lie pupils They have Lea RED
wv 5oCsa ascgr SAFETY Severe
k-zzJ CT safety we're shown 30
sars re Study 1ega1
TIE following pupils made 5r-h
citizenship ard Scholarship sol1r
rolls the tn SIX weeks at sehae
ite grade. May Price. LaLs stag
gers. 7on-ac-a Wa-ran Margare
Pe-- grew itn grade. TIA Arr
ArtacrV David MaYtieid, Edward
Lee WEBSTER IN zrace. Michael
EdV t-cs. Frank 5a-gh. Rosie lee
aaIl. Rosetta Hal Mace. Bryan
lre E-ace. T1hr Brown, Reuben
Clever MaLdesJi1e MAY. Seac-e
Mann. Terry Bullock. Katherine
Philips. Patricia McCcy 2se II
Eaa-s.
md grade. Tor--1-s Ais Tsr-a
Green. Freddy Esrrcal, Janc
Walton. Vera Lavrerce. Fttsr
g-ace Charles Bryant. Lloyd KIN
tie. James Mccoy jackie MorroE.
Valerla Coulter. Saadra EawiS-l-s
Doris Value. Shirley Partsrgcr.
George Edward Hamilton, Ada
louise Shire. Shirley Levy. Der
atnT Alexander
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

RaE Wv Testament represents
\ ne Resurrection n TarT 1<hts.
One af the r,Gsr striking s hat Z
vas Q reward. reward Tar ne
Cr1sa. That IS. Cod Highly s1alr-
ed Jesus because Il hlI pi-lr gzess
d He IN tehas II 5tierg Isa.at
8 =. Phi. "a TIE Crsss wa re
earr,e with ne DARK ,cve-1 ard re
victary. tie Resurrection Tss ne
march u -iurupn.
On the crns= Issus vas both
victim and vfctsr; "a Easter
msruirg he vas AL the vtcf5r.
The Cross vas a perfectly la-
tural event. By Is Jesus under
vent the worst that nasure, And
suman sin. can ia. On he Grass
Jesus vas murdered, for alur-
1er &c was, however Legal e
vas made n seem, and he
called dawn aa mirlcie % save
himself
But az re Resurrection Chr'at
rose asove nargrs, as raHlre q
Lara TIE early church 5reacnec
both Cross and Resurrection and
n nas aeyer torEstten either one.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

Physical resources & lie ecr1-
11-nlty aLe q lie learning IT TIE
sii,gr frace pupils. 1sts- review.
NJ ane discussing 4 1,cvie. Judy
Learns Accu- NIX II Vi-1cl vas
Shown ne care II TIE ccW ard
TIE care e nix 11tI. : reaches
re ta-ry TIE pupils visited Cole
mar larry
They saw Cow nix S weighed.
2astl4rlze1 ard zcr--ee. T1s -r1-
egssss we're very interesting AID
educational. Eacs erlld vas ierT-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
As He Is, 50 are we -


RHERE Is another ir-- portart truth
I atout the Cross and Reaurrec-
ton. From the very 5eginn!nz. t,s
cnurrh has refused 20 think u .hess
events as concerned Win Jesus
alone TIE Christian Vho has seglr
&c porx 4esrly into The meanings ot
h.a faith VII see farther thar re
child ices. he vii Tee sch CROSS
and Resurrection t-snr TIE inside
The church has laug aHxhs
aAns "a me Cruss God vas DO
tns something ,sr as, And hat
Drsuxh the Resurrection God
y daing something In ~ Paai
Expresses the lifs If a Christian
- sf one vha s dead with
Christ and risen with Christ.
Tie Chrisfian afs Is Thoughts VI
- one which has 1nderysue
18th death And resurrection.
Death IN sin; rising 70 new
kimd II life. death 70 q Kind k
existence in which ". are slaves
- vhai In worst ID as, rising 10
Q kind sf life In which We Are
"mar. than eandIerars.
Not al Christians have zrcer.
ssnoG ihls. e &c nys Perhaps ne
greater alnnher az Christians :ti-k
at their LIE az ore Ct girpiy -y-
ms tEot very hard 70 90 tie oest
sns7 ian. ard usually falling. But
tne really high-ievsl Chris.larg lave
discovered sor1ethirg rrnrs pro-
found. thaE he ChrisHan actually
has access, 5y taith. 70 al inner
power rhich Ia The Vsry tame that
raised Jesus from tne dead. Every
Christian can STARE. aow, IL Ire
resurrscron-.fs of Christ. Ard tais
Ia the secret Of Easter
fCspsrisat 1901 ~ ne 0ivisiar AZ
Chxintisn EaaeatsuH. NaeianA1 Caannf
- the Churches % Christ ~ me C. aitsf
snrfrs W tmsrfea. Released bY WNU
FsAtsvssl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
Bush

81 ST
Fifteen Gra-T Boys s1terec re
x.te flying contest gwen y taer
iporsor Ms Z Carter Earel1
Iayner VOC first prize 55r lying
TIE hIgsest zte Other h-1ss we're
flown ~ Leroy f1nes, Don
Barnes Ce.arth1r M-l1tsr aarert
Smith Paul CilIasa, Arthclla
Smith Aired Wilbur FERRY Qg-
ten Arthur CofLelG. zarert Gfaa-
arr. Tan1es Petit grsW Sherman
Edwards James Peterson :
LaVsrre Watkins
TIE fifth graders aavs corn
pleted decorating the-r oC-letl1
board WITH spr,ng flowers wh-cn
add 1-uch color 20 their rccr1.
Ms Bessie Mays 1lftr grader
are Developing Unit 1n ao-ani-
Arthoua snlcn. Alfred Wl5urn
and Arthur CofieLd displayed a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

empty AZ &c lr-e
IN tie pear foes ne
cnaren .nGk ginGrl-
ter than IN Easter
Eve. = ~
churches TIE Altar
ID dragged. u black.
Coed Friday rerr-
nercrates rl1e sa--
deat GaY IL airui .
hlstary. Eastar tiie
Ecsr isycus. Yet
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
GiGzenslil

Lucille 2aL-G
Ms. W. PaEs.rsan Grade
scholarship
llGria Brown
George Dele
Cecil Douglas
Rdcert Harrison
Eleanor LaMaT1e'
2ass An scatE
Fots Serge4rs
Sarul4e 5hdVars
Lindsey Thomas
Lille Thomas
James Williams
Ilc-ee Williams
Frederick Tsrt
Ms A. ;. HInklns Grade , {
sehailrsnlp--
Curtis DAVIS
zdberc Cunningham
Myrtle Mason
T1uu4e CrrscHf
AEags W'teeler'
zl.a.s E'--Encref
Citizenship
8aecasa -ale
a1bert Dunbar
Cc4e Geek
Rose Ross
CIarice Ervi1
Charley Conway
1elcriz North
James williams
M. J. D. Dennis Grade !
sciialarsnip-
Maze 5reWr'
william Fl-1'
Phillip snayers'
Alice Vault
Joyce Sn1Irn'
CiEizenship-
Gloria Brown
EazsI Jackson
6artara Leary
Herman Wiser
RITA Williams
Mis- L. n. Hill Grade J
schaiarxaip-
Gloria Calhoun
Curtis Graves
Ira Faye f1res
Iar1es z Porter
Citizeaship-
Jack Cay
veva Nell Par
Rarh Rodgers
Mary Washington
Denotes 5cts Ci1.srsilS ine
Sciiolarshlp a5ncr Rcd
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
Death to Lite

MdF FLOWERS N M church IN
! Easter Morning VII not taVs
been thers ldns. Less snas u aogrg
t.ears Tie .nurci wa .lrN IN.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

they cerze anIY "a hours apart THIS
reminds al Christians that neither
Coed Friday nor Easter stands 5y
Itself. cut sach yves meaning %
The etaer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
THE EASTER PARADE wiz De

II raj Hping Sunday Al ire love
~ spring styles vii 5e On revue.
The fashion experts are making
every sffsrt 70 ksep TIE fact 5e-
fore tie public tiat spring 3 real
= ee-a even ts1oag..i lie veati1st
vas ceoi Vhen ii entrance vas
Made Al tke boys and girls are
Locking forward e TIE Easter eel
seratlora Sunday The egg hunts,
the church programs and tie nsfq
outfits Among the many outfits
for children oefng featured THIS
year IS TIE traditional sllle irrirg
Goats With the white lace trim
RED cellars coupled With lie prst
y black bateut leather Or white
car Ihaes Tten there are TIE or
candy dresses that Light rot &c
Used L TIE weather toesu : warm
gp taffetd. silk ard pretty cut
tons. Z Is predicted that the wei
frsssec Irl II : or 2 viii be dress
"a Il 'Tcwr-Up' -ype SUIT With
bat and gloves % match. The bows
will u course be- dressed In their
reV u.ts and escort Tire Little
girls IN the Easter parade When
attending the Fast.oretta With
mother watch ire styles the kid
dies VIII --otel
BOOKER T WASHINGTON
Honor Rail.
Mrs. " p. Hicks Grade I
.ch0iarsnip--
William Fisher
IVORY Singleton
Altgr1 Davenport
Vauita Rose LaMoyue'
Helen Reeves
Vsrra Mae Wuhgru'
ClaYthon Phillips
CItirrnship-
Stanley Nathaniel
Mrs. :. w Rice Crude
Scnalarznip--
Joe Eddie Alexander
Dolores Battles
Dallas Jean Harrison
Margaret Logan
Johnnie MeAt5o
Claudia Wheeler
Sylvia Smith
Citsxeuship---
Deuna Alexander
Charles Handy
David T1ces r..
DAVID Jordan
Horace Ron1sou
james Scott
Roher- Walker
Ernest williams
Ma A. G. -h.nks Grade
schsiarSnip-
Dorothy Bryant
Mari Jean Daniels
Willie Mae Hinton
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-

Andrea jefferson
Patsy Jenkins"
Charles Rodgers
7ath Vaughn
Mattle Vlulc
Citizenship
Samuel Cooper
Lens MllSap
Helen 2atlle
LaVrerce Pha Ips
Rodgers aarinscn
sGbete sG.@a
Tag Fla Smlla
Ms. v G. Rose Grades J., & Il
Scholarship
James Alien
Lawrence Flla
Iae Feytau
janice Davis
Carolyn Porter
CiEizenshiu--
Ruben Carp enter
Harold Hood
Ruby Jean rra.u=s
DernIs Thomai
AlpEaa Wicker
Mary Handy
Queen Ester Bethany
Emanuel Carrlngtou
Paul Hardy
EBsle Mae Turner
Mrs. T.. ). Cox Grade I /.
scilaiarsnip--
Herman Jones'
Marilyn Green
Cl1rle ' HARRISON
EruIza McEuIlEn'
eiEizenship-
Carolyn LaMcyre
Nr NJ C. Williams Grade ] !
scfaiarznip-
Rogers Bland
Barbara 70 Eneca'
Carolyn Finn
Catherine Giles
Harry Hayuan
Cora Johnson
Doris Lamar
Mae Sue Thomas
Jerry Williams
CItizenship-
Cora Lee Johnson
Helen Lyies
Ernest1ne Williams
Georgia Wynn
VI, J. c. ProweI Grade ]
.chalarznip-
Betty Andersen
Gloria Henderson
Ecith Lowe
GLADYS Mitchen'
Catherine Thor7aS'
Jerry williams
sarah wilbur
I CisirsrshIp--
Tl1ell-1a Brown
Charlotte Carrilgtan
/ Leon C1eper
AIyerIa DavsEpcrte
Corine Smith
T L.lzda Thcr1as
Constance W.astead
+ Winston Young
Mrs X. X Finn Grade
schalarsnip--
Sylvia Brown
Iarice GIyena
Evslya Graves
Alfred Jenkins
Marion Robinson
Dorothy W.Ilars
Flora Winston
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

RHE Protestant churches usually
4 have q cross. rhat Is because
PrstesraarJ visf 70 remember nat
TIE Cross Is sr-rty. t.,at e 8 rot
. dead Jesus p.crn We Hcrshic. ,ut
Q living. risen. r.igairz Christ.
Even h ne churches vhsrs
sT1exf1xes are numerous. there
10y - pdefares Or statues rep
rssue1ng he risen Christ. sue
- sAsre hal bes1 snty Gssd
yr11sy. 0ppsss Inst had been
- 81 q Jesass rAen Aars
49, have saea - particular
- \ - efsss. n vsuid Asss
- - 0e1u nsRunAns q
- usrs vts1n0 dss0, snssAs1
60 = tss1see ssas vrOs. -
GlAR 6AG1s failure
fhs nAHzrrscr.cn showed VIC g
80 nat hung urcn ne Cross; Ne
lsaurscrcn snowsd hat ne Cross
vus not q scene sf failure out 1t
vsessry- death could act kser -
Rsy. He scrs ia sars sway" 5uf
. ths other hand. wa. would Ia
lassurrsccsen aags ceen without M
Cruss7 Just a1ether n1.racie.-
something % r.axs aur res pop.
NJ not 10 raxs Is SratstiL The
Nxv Testament tells If or n.nfs 1t
many .=s.--.cs...s.:g,s ...-:is Ia ...-s-z-.z
Ct Christ: our 6 IS set snt.usias-sc
shouf any af .nern. With his are sz-
eapf:en-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06

lid 5eritorte @elt. Seine @iege itano
in Sommerbauien, einem Sleden am
oberen Wain i'm frGnfii6en &reis
oes Seilieen H0niiden Gei9s, in
Dem geiltlid)e uno peltli6e &leinfiir=
item iiber pertpiiItete Selber llno ,per-
ooete StGbte regierten. slls Sobn eli
mes b0beren 8eamten i'm 0ienit bes
8rafen bon 2inpurg-Ge6tern ge-
borte ser fiinftige 8iireer Ser Ieuen
&elt 5ur gebobenen 8ilounesi6i6t
Der altfranfiiden Seimat. 8as i'm
5ur Iusnanoerung trieb, mar ribt
nirtl6aftlide, lonoern ieeliif)e Scot.
60 tple es bel oen puritanii6en 8io-
nieren, oen fatbolilden 8efolgsleu=
ten 9oro 8altimores llno SEN rSrern=
oen" Inn Genn ser Sau mar. gr fam
ni6t als Sertriebener, ionoern als
fitbrenoe Eerionli6feit, ols er 1858
in ser 9ubt bcS 9elapare lanoete.
= Sran5 Ganiel Galtorius uno bei=
len &refelOer Eioniere Ieeten Sen
8runo 81 ser erlten rein oellti6en
gtie0erlaiiung nuf omerifanil6enl
9oOen. Sic griinbeten Germantown,
Sic oeutid5e Staot, Sic nit ibren
Stootteilen &refeIb, &riegsbeim uno
Sommerbauien ins 9fbeinlano peiIt.
Sn Germantown emf itano 1902 bie
erlte oel1tife S6ule. &enn5ei6neno
lit audi, oab in oen &reis bieier ernz
item WtenIhen sic erlte &unbgebung
gegen baS l1nre6t ser Sflaoerei er=
folgte, lange beoor Oieie 81 elmer be-
ionoeren uSnItitlttion" Ser iiibliden
&olonien puroe Gieie erlten beutz
Iden Sieoler madten ibrer olten SET
mot @bre uno bra6ten ihrer neuen
Seimot Nrbeitsfraft ltno sSreube an1
SdaTfen, aber a1b geiItige nnb mo-
roliihe Werte. Sbne Gaitorius uno
feline rbeinii6en Sioniere lnb bie bic
lerL oie ihnen folgten, pdre ipobl in
fiinfbunoert SSaGren nidt erreibt
nor0en, mas Slmerifu in 5lpeibunOert
Sobren fertigbro6te. 9ln oieIe Cat
Io6e 0orf beute erinnert mer0en, in
oanfbnrcm 8eoenfen an oen Hbein=
fronfen 6ran5 Goniel Eoitorilts, Sen
OoS Commonwealth 8enniplponia 5u
Ieinen erlten unO belten Sobnen 5dblt.
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