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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06

siuiiden @bein ,uto Sdawarsmalo, Il,
es 10, unb Die @elmntbeit Der @reua.
| idlag- -SieMer 1T babel nidt ibIedt
gefabren.
8us bier begonner, bot, lit teine
fIiibtige Notloil,ng, feine Sutpropiia.
tion, ionbern Die @runbIteinlegulta
elmer ne,len Dorfsemeini1aft. Ser
Staat bot ben Grtrog oes bisber I'M.
beballten 2anbes porfinanaiert, er
bat ben anfang nit ieinen Mitteln
Den o0aig Witteloien er,trogli4t
aber nod brei Inlallfsiabren miro
Der &re6it abbe3nblt, l,ro tpenn Ser
Sduglina ben iest bie BroBmutter
i'm arne tpiegt, fiinf,inbapan5il
Sabre alt lit, miro man ibuloenfrei
Iein. 60 tpeit in Ole 3,tflrnft fonn
man MIR nit 2euten planer, oenen
man lein poles 8ertrauen lhenft,
renen man 5utraiit, oaB iie alf Dem
5isberigen Seolanb bliibenoe s5eIoer
erri6ten. 9as @liif bat Die Niiroi.
gen errei6t, Oas lit ser @inorud ser
bisberigen erfabrung na6 einem
Sabr, ,rro oas lit Dor aIleln al1d oie
Wteinung Der baoiiben 8oLfs'funoler,
Gle 5ipilben ben berben &riegen Die
banatoeutiden 8auern itr ibrer iett
oerlorenen Sei1nat fennengeIernt bu.
ben.
:Dfan miro bier Hpggen, &artof-
feln, Weais ltnb Tabaf pfIonaen. So
bot 1T oas traoitionelle 8erfal,fsgl,t
Der Gorfer ringsl,m, uno Ole 8auern
lino babei ipdblbabetr6 getpor6en.
slber Die Sieoler baben au6 et1pas
yteueS Derlll6t: elm Mnbau obne Me-
lonen uno obne Baprtfa 1pdre fir Tie
unoenfbar gepeIen. Welonen, beren
fruhtiges 5leiif) inn Sommer oer
0nrlt l0idt, iino ibnen ebenio 1lnent-
bebrltb mte oie griinen Roprifalho=
ten, Sic lie als @entiiie uno aIs ein-
gelnad,ten 3ubiB ieit aItersber ae.
mobnt lino. 9eioes baben lie erihnals
bier geerntet, bas @lin1a oes perfloi=
lenen Sommers tpar ibrem Grperi-
ment bolo, es gab Welonen uno 80
prifa tpie SltbauIe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Ranatrr 6irhlu,,g hri
0ffrnhur9

sla1s Sffenburs beri6tet Der ,@bei,
nilde Werfur':
0us Seinlatoorf i'm rllnr1nii1en
8anat bieB 2iebling uno gu Maria
5bereiias 3eiten tparen oie 8orfab-
rem Dom Ober= r=Hbein als Siebler BORT
bin gefommen. nSIt es nibt ieltlam,
bob mir bellte 1pieOer oa iino, bon mo-
,lnlere 2eute fanlen?" Ser Mann, Ser
10 ipriht, baoert ni6t nlebr NIT iei-
nem Sdidlal, benn eigentli6 lit fait
ein 8unoer gei9eben: er bot apieoer
5elo, er bat l6on cine Stub, llnb er
bot elm nagelneues Saus, in Dem bier
8enerationen ieiner Sippe Hlas bu=
ben. 9atiirlid gibt es 8iloer i'm Sa.
ntilienalblm, bel oeren g1blif man
ntan6mal ,5uriifoenft: on Oie breite
0orfltraBe, on oie 1peiBen SduIer, an
Sic groBen Sf1peine= llno Sdafbers
oen uno on Sic ied5is Sod eigenen
2unoes, 'oie eine1n Ireal Don fiinf-
unboreiBig bis pier5ig Seftar emit
Ipraden. Sn ie6s Sdbren Seimatlo
iigteit tparen Oieie 8iloer eine qltd-
letrce grinnerltng, oenn man belaB
nur nod, tpas 1nun am 2eibe trl1g,
uno elm ein5iges Bfero, bas bie lunge
8anoerllng na6 oem Weiten mitge-
tabt batte.
Nln bot oieles Bfero apieoer ieinen
Stau, ln,o I'M @etpann &rel15l6lag,
meitlid pon Sffenburs, lit auf ielbit.
gerobeten, ebemaligem @aloboben
Die erite grnte eingebradt. 0ie Sieo-
lergenreinIdaft miro bier 8nuernb0-
fe allf bierll,toapan5ig Seftar 2ano
umfaiien. 8eirn slufbau Ser erlte1'
frei Sofe, oie iett iteben, bat in ieoer
Ja11rilie oon ltrgroBnater bis gum
flei,titen &rirps aIles tatfraftig NIT.
sebolfe1. 60. elm l1rgroBpater i'll
ndinlib nod elm riiltiger Sed5iger.
,,ro bie iblanfe, i6mar3baarige Srall
nl1fangs ser pier5ig, oie einen Sdug.
ling inl 9lrme tpiegt, lit ibon oeiier
@roBnnltter. SO berlG1tft Die 2ebe,ns'
ge1neinihait ser 8onatbeutiben i'm.
mer in bier @enerationen, neil iie ge.
ipobnt ii1ro, friib au beiraten. Con
angebeno iir16 sirrneiIt 'Sie @roBbdter
audi bier, in Der 1leuen Sieblune
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Hnn hrn Brutftl- -RuB-
ldnnprn

@ie Sic ,Sltoel.ti6e 3eitllna -
Stlntme Der Seinntpertriebenen' ei=
ne @ohen5eitllng fiir sSliihtli1tae, BE-
rlhtct, miro Die @eiamtsahl ser Dor
slnsbrllb oes 3tpeiten @elttr;eaes in
Der Somiet- lebenben Oeuti ider
alrt liber IA Wiaionen geid,1bt. So
rort nod &riegsbegirn tpllroen iiber
elne WtilIion HuBlano. .Oertider mad,
Srblrien oeri6leppt. Sie runo 35O,=
900 3ltrii6gebIiebenen fliihteten
1943 /44 beim Serannaben Der 8oten
slrnlee lpeltparts. annGberuo 3OO,e
600 1puroen bon Sen Soapiets ifber-
roat l'no a1f 8efebL Wtosfalls uath
Slbirlen oeportiert. lteber ibr 5hid,
lal ut MIR befannt, oaB lie ebenjo spie
Die 1941 oerl6leppten 9eutihen in
3nangsarbettslager eingelpieien muir
Cen. Sbre 3abl ioG iih infolge I6pe-
rer forperlt6er Irbeit, manaelhofter
ernabrung uno unnpeni6[ider ge=
banoll1ng ltarf oe5imiert baben.
9etr et1pa $4,000 gfuBlano.1eut-
lben gelang Die slu6t nad 8eIt-
SelttIblono, no iie iest in aIlen @e=
eenoen oes 8unoesgebietes oerItreut
leben. Ger @roBtel bon ibnen lit beu.
te IN Dem ~!Silfsfonritee ser Sduarss
1neers0el,tlden", Niinden, Sinrruel-
reid 3, 5uia11lnengefaBt, oelle,t auf-
9abe Dor allem 5arin beItebt, tpo11rog-
llh allen i'm gllnoesgbiet Iebenoen
HuBlono <Geltiben 5ur slusnanoer-
lln9 nod ueberiee 81, perbelfen. @ud
Subolenlt-Infrogen limo oortbin Al
ri6ten. ....
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06

9ieie geipaltige oiteuropGiiAe Sol
perperI6iebling un1faBt bas n,eniden
rebtsmiorige Ibfo1nmen bon sSaltc
nno Botsantn. Nab bielem lbfom
men apl,rOen 5ipolf Nillionen Deut
lbe nus ibrer Seinrat pertrieben uni
rnno orei Dhuionen pernibtet. glu
Berbem tplroen etapa anbertbalb Mtil
lionen 8alten ultsgerottet.
| 8ereits g1rbe 1947 Idrieb Ser bal
tilde Bbilofopb q. l1erfiia: r@as
Dos galtifllm betrifft, 10 lit su be
fiir6ten, baB es bereits abbanben ge
fon1nnen lit. Denn unobJGiiig roller
Ole 3iige nit Deportierten yab Oiten
wabretro EaltIenbe Don ruliiIher
Soloate,1, Sieolern nno Beumten It
Das 2ano bineinl ltro1nen. Mob ei,rigt
Sabre unb Iebiglih Die Namen eft
lanb, 2ettlr1r6 un6 2itmaea tueroer
an oie emit BORT leberoen Bolfer er.
innern.
Sos 2arro otpii9en Sits8reuBen
uno benz Beiples-See beberbergt bell.
te nrebr Meni9en als ie alebor in ser
8eididte. 9iele Meniben iino aber
feline guropaer nrebr; lie geboren
|ni6t mebr gum abe,rbldlpoii6en &ul-
turfreis. SIM @ilna58ebiet iieoeIten
Die Sotpiets ettpa fiinfsistaltleno
GriusSataren an. Die einbeimiiden
Jraueu, oeren Wanner merit in ber
Gon5entrationslugern bes SItens iid)
befinben, nruBten init sen Mongolell
Chen eingeben. 0as gan5e 8ebiet BON
Gonigsberg Bis an cos Sbpar5e
Wteer miro bon 8olferlt1nllnen aus
Den litirtiben 1unoren betpobnt. Die
WeinOerbeitsgrl,ppen muroen na6 81
btrien perbannt.
Ser Soritob sliiens lit belonoers
|alarmiereno, 1penn oie Na6ri6t 5u=
trifft, SaB in Cen oltpreuBiiden
&alun, irsIbelonoere in Sen aSnoultrie=
5entren. iiber cine Wtilion Gbineier
llno Wanoihuren eingeiieoelt ,peroen
iollen. gs' lit fiir ieben guropaer, Ser
|bieie rieiige @olferipanoeruns be-
cbadtet, flar, baB ser lralte 6eino
oes slbenolanbes, Oibingis-Gban,
mierer an Ben 8ren5en guropas
lGuert uro SEN 3eitpunft abpartet,
in 1peldeln er bereinbre6eu llnb ger,
triimmern uno 5erltoren fam. 0enn
10 NOR es. als er init Ieinen Sorben
i'm orei5ebnten Sabrbunoert moroenS
uno ralrbeno Die peItli6en 21nber
our65og.
sliien bat lid in Marid geiett uno
unter Ser Oede oes r&alten &rieges
ser &obinette uno Stdbe" ipielt iid5,
pom MIR penigen beadtet, ser r&alte
9rieg Ser &alien, Der al1ltlren unb
Ser NaIien" ab.
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grrntfmtrH
Sbereie Nenmann prpphe.eit.

SbereIe Wenmann prppbeseit. -
llnter oieler 9lllfl6rift peroffentlid)t
oas ,&atGolilbe @odenblatt uno Der
Sanrnlnnn' folsenbes NIT ser sln1ner=
flung: y0ieier artifel ,puroe bon be.
frellnoeter Seite uns alls IeutiAlono
jugelanot.
Sberele yteumann, pon Der Die gro
BE @elt in ben lesten Sabren fpellig
nlebr borte, biele leltlanle, gebeimnis=
ooue uno fiir piele unfabbore einfos
he 5rau aus &onnersreltb, inb in
Cen Derfloilenen Wonaten piele aroBe
auslanoii6e 4serionlidteiterl oarun=
ter Otitglieoer Der boben @eiitIibfeit,
Die na6 8on untertpegs tporen ooer
Don &om tamen. Sic bot bel 8ele=
genbeit zines iol6en 8eluds einige
Sorouslagen gema9t, Die ii6 auf Den
8eltfrieoen be5ieben, bellen 5,tiinf.
tige 8eitaltlng tie lmriB. Gan5 sleidy
lpie man gum n5aI &onnersreltb" ,
5u Dem Ndnomen Der Ibereie Neu-
mann itebt, ibre gorausiagen peroie-
nen geabtllns. Oenn ibon einmal
beititigte ii6 in oanlals furbtbarer
@eile bus, mas Die 2eioe,rbe Don
Stonnersreutb in ferner 3ufunft er-
lbaute. ,tgyai'
Inter ben @eitalten unierer 9eit,
Die man nit 8erlpunberung, oft nit
elmer mertapiiroigen Sdeu uno NIT
elmer 5lpii6en fiibler 8ernlu1it uno
einem Sang sl1r @laa,bigteit ringen.
ben 3uriidbaltling betra9tet, lit
Sbereia Hellnmnn BON @onnersreutb
geluiB Die bemerferrstperteite. 8eu1er.
fersapert oesbalb, tpeiI iie Die 3eit
iiberitano, 8. +. Die fritii4en Sabre
Der &onil.,,ftl,r, Der ~Mooe", bie ie-
oer Seltianlfeit anbaften fanr. Seute
lit Sbereie Nelunann 5ipeil,nofiinfaig
Sabre alt. Sic lit rubig, gleidnriitig,
it'll, nnnter i61par5 gefleioet. sic lit
frolnm ltlro lorgt iid Inn Die bunten
Sogel, Gle fronr1ne 8eter ibr bra1ten.
ltno penn Der &urfreitug nabt, 5ei-
gen lt6 bel ibr Die beiligen @lta6.
male. @ir beridten nibt BON Gbereie
gtellrnan1, INN auf Sen Gbarafter ib-
rer forperli6en Selti ianlfeitef ei113l,=
seben, Die in iiinglter 3eit bodselteII-
te 8eiitli6e, &aroinale, 8iidofe uno
Wtltglieber IN unO ausIGnoiiber
sler5tefollegien imnler nod ein1nal
priiften. slu6 in bieler Stunbe l0ien
einanoer Die sler5te budItablih in it,
rer lt1ngeblmg ab. God boren mir
MN Die Sorausiosen, oie iie in oen
letten Sagen Dor 8eiubern, oie un-
terrpegs tparen na6 Rom, gena6t
bat:
Gie 3eit Ser S9mer5en uno Der
Slagen gebt 5,1 grbe. Die ssriit oes
ltebergangs bot i9on begonnen. ssn
oieler 3piibenaeit tper6en bie Men-
lfen nod llnter 6urbt uno llnrube
leioen. aber inn Sabre 1862 miro ser
8eltfrieSe geiidert iein, unter llm-
Itanoel Die bellte nod nienruno ab-
nen fam. gs miro allies gan5 a,tbers
perlaufen, tuie iib oiele sroBe Nan-
ner Der Bolitif es in ibren &6pfen
5ltrehtlegten.
sl,,d 9el,t;dlan6 tpir6 Anfn1ns
1852 tpie6er bereirigt iein. Mudb It,
Gellti6la1rb miro Die groBe Be6r1ne-
nis Damn oerfIingen. Die Deeni9e1
peroen iid aDobler uno r,ibiger fiji.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Biz 8am.iltr halt tfann

@dbreir6 zines Seitrailnrs Don fait
pier5ig Sdbren tDar0 oas eeutIhe 8oIf
unlfDdn0hlfngen ailsgeiett, Ole Die
Jarrilie fdDer betrafen. geionbers
Die furdtbaren GreignilIe liarb Golges,
oes speiten Belttrieges griffen on
fie Na.r5eln bes DaIeins aud ser
6mriIte in elmer @eile, oie bas
SflinIlbIte befiirhten IieB. Nit gro.
Ber 8ejorgnis tpunoe Dnbei bas S1id-
ial Der JhibtI btIingsfnnrilien betrabtet,
Die nah ben1 BerfnIt Ser Seinlut bon
cen al1rfnngreihen Sbtpierigfeite,l
oes tDirtIfafHiben l,no io3inIen 2e-
befls befonbers beorobt iparen.
sluf oe1t 5ebnten Selttl6en Soaio-
logertng IN Det1nolo tpitrbe, ipie Der
Garitas 8erbanb trrelbet, beionbers
oie Sitlpation Der Jliibtlingsfaari-
lien elmer beion6eret priif1ng llr1ter.
sogen; Dos nlIgeItreite grgebnis bes
@ongrefies biirfte Dor allem au1 i'm
slllslnr,o iiberrniben. glllgen1ein tplr.
Be ersnartet, Bob ii6 Die felt Genera
tionen gefGbrbete Jm1ilienoronung
gerabe BEL ben Glidtlingsfamilien
oirrb bas Shidial Der lesten Sabre
enbgiItig 5eigep tpiiree. 0as @egen-
tell Gber geihg4.
8ei Der 3erriittung aller itaatli-
den a11rb apirtlhaftliben Oronungetl
tpairoe Ole sSanrilie nls LETTER 5tabi-
iitdtsreit erlebt ltrtb beinbt. sic be-
1uies etrte iiberrai6enbe 8inoefraft.
Srot mlberer @efGbroung, ia Ser
tpnbrlof,,1pg bot Die SIl1tlingsfanli-
lie Der a1tfapnfletrben Ssalgero mebr
'Sbub als Die nod relatin it,tafte biir=
gerlihe Gnrnilie. Na6 2Ibeder Inter.
illhungen liegt Ser 9roaentlas Der
1peiblihen ssl,gen0frinrinalitdt 1peit
ltnterbalb 6esienigen ser ginbeinli.
id)en. Sn elmer fiib6eutInen 8roBltabt
NIT itarfe,n ,5liihtlt,gsanteil ergab
ei1te &ranfenbal.sitatiitif, baB iib UNI
ter Den fiebaig Ma1bhen, Die Dor If
rem iehebnteu 2ebensinbr Deltter
setDorben tparen, fein fyIiibtlings-
fiIo befn1rb. @~
Die aauhtlingsfamilie fon5entriert
oIle Gnergie1 arf ons innerfonriliGre
2eben: oif ben io5ialen @ieberauf-
itieg, al,f oie Musbil6ung Der &i1rber,
auf @ieoenseapinnllng ser qlten
'5elbftahtung sic 1esintereiiiert ii1
aber gleidaeitig fir 5as offentlibe
2eben. xSbne llns" miro allr Gepiie.
@ereeiroe, Bartei, 5taat tperben OBJ
gelebnt o6er igatoriert. 9lus bielem
Gr,lno lit oud Die befiirdtete poIiti-
I6e &aoifaliiierling bisber niht ein-
getreten. Staatsatn1pdlaenbe 0oftri-
men unb repolutior1re tSeilslebren
finben Bel ben Gliidtlingen fein @6o.
ssn Der 5liidtlingsfanrilie miro elm
ftarter Solioaritdtsiinn ent1pidelt,
bingegen iirb perIonlid)e 8in6ungen
ll,ro Befihbls ldypaher geaporben.
Die menidliden 8e3iebltngen perlie-
rem nat Snnigfeit uno @drme. 0ie
ialngen Menihen beiraten, Inn iib ge-
reeirinn cine griitens 5u eriirlben =
niidtern. illuiionslos. Sir &ulIt ure
onoere ~iiberfliiiiige" 8elddftieungen
feblt che 3eit; Der eel1lei1liams &f
INNS 0aiein fiiat tie gan5 ans.
Die Strltfturapanblungen in ser
Deflnifiertenfanilie bilbet feline Mlls-
naHne in Ser 6elltihen @eiellIdiaft
Sn allen &reiien ser 9enolferung it,
1pern nud nod ni6t 70 a,sgeprdst
oie gleibe gntpidlllng al1 beobadten: !:
oie in ibrem @eitan6 beerobte ;Sami-
lie bot fib ftabiliiiert. i1roenr iie ibren
Gbarafter tpmnoelte.
C.-St. d. C.-V.
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aufrihtieeu brii6erIihen 3iebe in Der
ipabren Stride Gbrifti bereinist, oa-
nrit mir sli ,Dabrbnft gnten Rinoern
unierer biuunlItihen Wt,tter 1lnb ao-
liigin speroem.
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AN utrtnr Kinnpr"
@on s. Gaitelbnn

Bon s. gafeIbnn
yflest bic bentide Sprad,e,
9est oas bentide Sort;
Senn Der @eiit Der 8Gter
Sebt barinnen fort;
Der 10 biel bes @rufeu
Sdon Der 8eIt seidemft,
Der 10 oiel bes Sdj6nen
Sbr ing Sers seienft.
8as Elm 2eiiins badte,
8as Elm Goethe iana,
Gtpig tpirb's bebalten
Seinen snten Slang.
limb ge6enf id) Sdillers,
8iro bas Sers mir marin:
Sduller slt erieten,
SIT bic @elt sm arm.
seuer, meine &inber,
Sci inns bieies Ganb;
9od an 0entI6lanb fnipfet
Inns Der Sprade 8anb.
Wabrt Der Seimat Grbe,
8abrt es end gum Sell;
Nod ben Gnfelfinoern
@erb' es gans snteil.
@enn bereinit entfallen
Wtir Der 8anberitab,
@enn id ldnait Id)on rnbe
Su Dem fiiblen 8rab:
8as bic Cunt Der NnIe
ssrennolid, mir beidieb,
Gbrt es, meine &inber,
Gbrt bas oentide 2ieb.
Bflest bic bentide Sprade,
9est bas bentId)e @prt;
0enn Der 8eiit Der Batter
Qebt barinnen fort,
Der 10 biel bes 0rofen
Sdpn Der @elt aefAenft,
Der 10 biel Ses S&5ueu
SIR ins Sers seienft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Mi.n naa Ahrnnlann
afiatifdl?

Ser 3ur5eit in Sdape6en le.
berrbe polniibe gltbli5iit Ga.
eels5 9ornio Iteat in elmer ab.
banoli.ng felt, oaB Stalin linn.
iieolltngen in &uBlanb angeorb.
net bot, Ole 6as @eiidt euro.
pas bollfommen berdnoern ioI.
len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06

Ser ,Siierpatore Nonuaro' berof-
Tentli6te a1n 5tpeiten @eibna1tstag
oie pipitli6e 8ulle, in Der Dos IN
8om ubgel6loiiene 81. Sabr fir 1861
allf Die ga115e @elt ausgebebnt miro
nno alle &atboliten, Die oes Mblniles
teilbaftig 1perhen tpolen, allfgefor-
bert tperoen, Inn Srieben sl1 beten.
0ie boreeidriebenen 8ebete iino
oieIelben, oie Ger Hileer aud in @omt
beten nruBte, aber 6a5u to1nnlen nod
orei apeitere rMne Maria" urro 5as
"'Salpe &egina". Iub follen Die Sea.
tbolifen bas @ebet fprehen, oas ser
&uplt fir oas 81. Sabr in @om Der,
| faBt 6atte.
8ie Die Nonr-Bilger !1riiiien oie
&utbolifen uu1 beicbten un6 sic bei.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03
POISONS KILL
IN THE HOME
Use Care When Storing P0is
ons Says Delaware Safety
Council
CHILDREN VICTIMS

According to national statistics,
five per cent of all home accident
deaths last year was the result of
solid and liquid poisons including
food poisoning. Four-fifths of the
nations deaths from nongas pois-
oning are due to poisons taken in
the home.
The Delaware Safety Cuncii re-
minds us that persons who take ia
tai doses of poison sometimes
think they are taking a perfectly
harmless medicine or drug. Quite
often poison victims are small chill
dren who don't ask questions be-
fore they pop things into their
mouths. No matter who the per-
son is or what the mistake is, one
mistake is often all that is neces-
sary to bring death home = and
that's where death from poisoning
hits hardest = in the home.
One of the most dangerous plac-
es in the home is the medicine
cabinet because it is often used as
a storage place for poisonous
drugs, kerosene, rodenticides, dis
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03

infectant compounds, and lye pre-
parations, as well as for first-aid
household remedies and prescrip-
tions.
Clean your medicine cabinet fire.
quently. Get rid of all old bottles
and containers which are not in
immediate use. Throw out unused
ends of prescriptions and any un-
labeled preparations.
1t is safer to store poisons sep
arately from the first-aid supplies.
When you are physically and ment-
ally upset, you may make a mis-
take and take the wrong mericine
If medicinal poisons are stored
in the medicine chest, be sure that
they are labeled POISON. Some
persons guard against taking the
wrong medicine by fastening adj
hesive tape to the cork and down
the sides of the bottle; others use
bottles of distinctive shapes; still
others tie bell around the neck
of the poison bottle; and some
stick pins in the stopper.
Keep the poison on the highest
shelf, so that it is not within easy
reach of children.
DO not refill empty bottles with
any other kind of liquid unless you
relabel the bottle.
Keep the bathroom well lighted
Some persons have taken poison
simply because they could not see
the label.
Always read the label before
taking medicine.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03
School Reporter

The annual May Day and Spring
Carnival of the Smyrna High
Schol was presented to crowded
auditorium on Tuesday evening,
May l, at pm. Students witness
ed the presentation at an assembly
held Tuesday at 1870 pm. The un-
derlying theme of the carnival
was ''The Olympics." Miss Jane
Reed and Mr.. Robert Everett have
directed the production assisted by
student chairwomen, June Cook
and Sarita Peterson. The finale
presented very impressive and
picturesque stage in which partici-
pants honored the United Nations.
The following acts were part of
the program: Majorettes, Modern
Dancers, Marching, Twinkle Toes,
English Folk Dances, Swedish
Gymnasts, Balance Beams, Girls
Tumbling, Girls Apparatus, Calls
themes, Boys Tumbling, Boys APP
paratus, Wrestlers, Boys Volley-
ball, Maroon Basketball Team,
Blue and White Basketball Team,
Highland Fling, Irish Lilt, Polka,
Jitterbug, Square Dancers. May
Pole Dancers, Dobbin.
Baseball
Smyrna High Schools Eagles
opened their home baseball season
in an auspicious manner on Mon
day afternoon with well earned
2-1 victory over their arch rival,
Dover. 1t was the first defeat of
the season for the Dover team.
Dover had previously won a base
ball game 5-3.
A drag bunt single by pitcher
Aaron Reynolds, and tremendous
triple by Dave Jacobs, in which he
was tagged out trying to make a
homerun, produced the first Smyr-
ma tally. Neither side offered much
for the grandstands until the sew
enth inning, with two out Dover
scored the tying run on an error
when force play ball was fumbled
and the tying run scored. 1t re-
mained a deadlock until the tenth
when Aaron Reynolds opened with
triple, Kessler Kemp worked the
count to 8 and and then popped
up to the first baseman. Dave JAG
obs was Intentionally passed and
he stole second. F'rnklin Shane was
set up to hit for George Luff, and
struck out. With Smyrna's hopes
fading Kurt zippe sent grounder
to the shortstop which proved too
hot to handle, and the winning run
crossed the plate.
1t appears after four games in
which the Red and White broke
even, beating Dover and Harring-
ton, and losing to Dover and Ches-
tertown, that Coach Bob Everett
has again done masterfu1 job.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03

The next Smyrna game is tomor-
row at Middletown, and Monday
the Eagles go to Milford to play a
strong Milford team. The next
home game is May 10 against Har-
rington.
Annual Senior Trip
The Senior Glass of Smyrna
High School will go by chartered
bus to Washington, d. c., on the
annual senior trip from May to
May 5. While in the nations cap
ital, the class will stay at the Eb-
bitt Hotel, located in the heart of
the city. Members of the class will
have the opportunity to see many
points of interest. Among those
visited will be The Smithsonian
Institute, Bureau of Printing and
Engraving, F.BI. Building, Wash
ington Monument, and Mount
Vernon. The class will also visit
Glen Echo Park and will take an
evening cruise on the Potomac
River.
GO. Party and Dance
The General Organization of the
Smyrna High School held its an
nual Spring Dance last Friday
evening from $50 to IL pm. in the
school gymnasium. The gym was
decorated with yellow, purple and
white streamers. More than 40
couples attended the semi-formal
affair. Music was furnished by the
Smyrna High Dance Band under
the direction of Mr.. Frank Sick
mann. Chaperones for the dance
were: DR.. and Mrs. C. ]. Prickett,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siekmann, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mendenhall, Miss
Jane Reed and Mr.. Kenneth Smale.
The seventh and eighth grades
were entertained by the General
Organization on Thursday evening
from seven to nine o'clock. The
party was attended by more than
60 students and guests. Games
were played and social dancing was
enjoyed by all.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03
PUBLIC SALE

Starting October 30th
Sale will be held every
two weeks. We will have
a nice lot Of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
such as Cook Ranges,
Rockers, Tables, High
Chairs, Beds and Springs,
Dishes, Carpets, Wash
ers, Linoleum Rugs, and
lots of other things too
numerous to mention.
Sale will start at z pm.
Daniel Mertz
Ginn's Corner
Townsend, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03

1t appears after four games in
which the Red and White broke
even, beating Dover and Harring-
ton, and losing to Dover and Ches-
tertown, that Coach Bob Everett
has again done a masterfui job.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
7obin Says Industry Must Hire
Older Women for Defense Jobs

under IS years Of age are the
mothers of young children. There
fore. ut is to the housewives over
35 that we must turn for the bulk
of our additional woman workers. -
Mr.. Tobin was of the opinion
that even younger women could
be released for work in defense
plants if large-scale provision Is
made for child-care centers and
other community facilities.
The Nation must utilize all its
manpower to the fullest because
there is not available today the
large reserve Of unemployed work.
ers the country had back in 1910,
he pointed out.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Paper Too Successful
|Suspends Publication
By the Assoeiated Press

EDMONTON, Alberta, Jan. 20
H. L. Straight. publisher of the
Edmonton Bulletin, announced
today that the paper will suspend
publication with the issue of 9
final edition today.
Mr.. Straight said the decision tc
to close the afternoon daily paper
resulted from being 'too success
full" He said the newspaper haG
increased it's circulation Sc pei
cent in three years and it's adver-
tising lineage 88 per cent.
He said it was now confronted
with the problem of building a
new plant and buying new press
at an outlay of 81 million. Also
he added. the paper was unable
to obtain adequate newsprint
supplies.
Mr.. Straight said the 179 en-
ployes would be given two weeks
Day