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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
DAVID H0T(H INJURED
 IN FIRE AT KLUKWAN

David Hotch. injured in the fire that destroyed his home at KiuK- wan Friday afternoon, was aht to Juneau Sunday afternoon on Alaska Coastal Airlines flight for hospitalization at St. Ann's Hos pital. He received second degree burns about the face and one hand but was not seriously injured. ac- cording to his physician, Dr. Joseph Rude.
 The lire started at noon Friday and was under control by 5 pm. The Hotch home was the only building destroyed. Extent of other damage was not known. Available men were taken from Haines to Klu6wan, a distance of 23 miles by truck to fight the fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
.1o FLY WESTWARD
 B ARRIVE BY pNA

Thirteen persons arrived from the westward yesterday with Pa cific Northern Airlines and 19 de- parted for westward points.
 From Anchorage: T. I. Rivenes, A. Simmons, Col. John Moves, M. Ilertson, M. J. Lynch, Barbara Maddox, Harry White, Col. James Mahoney, Sgt. Norman Still, E. G. Fisher, J. Sheldon.
 From Cordova: MT. and Mrs. Burns, A. Triber.
 To Yakutat: Robert Finegold.
 To Cordova: Alma Masterson, John, Mary and Judy Koch.
 To Anchorage: G. Wetzel, Mrs. Pat Loken, D. Novatney, Joe Fin nell, Frank Marshall. w. Cath cart Jr., Ed Durgin, Don Peterson, Gerald Williams, F. w. Epler, Nell McCord, Herb Hilscher. Lou Leavitt, and R. Shine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
5 ARRIVE, Y DEPART
 ON BARAN0F SUNDAY

Arriving on the Baranof Sunday afternoon were five passengers with IT embarking for Seattle and Ket- chikan. Master of the ship is Capt. Henry Burns.
 Disembarking from Seward were: Miss Grace Crosson, Bill Baum.
 From Sitka: Nick Bolshanian, Grant M. Lowry, Carl Mills.
 Embarking for Seattle were: Glen A. Kirkham, MT. and Mrs. Lewis J. Workman, MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Berkman, E. Q. Naghel, R. B. Hemmert, Beulah Lee, Mrs. Ralph Gillis, MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Green, MT. and Mrs. Frank Burns.
 For Ketchikan: Mrs. Casey Mo- ran, Mrs. F. Oclaray and child; Ethel MacNair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
ANNUAL MEETING ARC ENGINEERS
 HELD TKlS WEEK

The annual conference of Alaska Road Commission district engineers and staff officials opened in the local ARC offices this morning, to to be held through Friday of this week.
 The first two days of the con- ference will be devoted to gen. cral discussion of all phases Of road construction operations for the next season. The remaining three days will be given over to detailed study with each district engineer to determine respective srequire- ments for the coming seasons ac- tivities.
 This evening the ARC engineers will be guests at an invitational reception to be given by Col. John R. Moves, Commissioner of the ARC, from 5 to ' o'clock at the home of George M. Tapley at 933- 10th and c Streets.
 The visiting engineers were guests of the Lions Club at their luncheon meeting today and will be guests of members of the Ro- tary Club at it's meeting tomor- TOW.
 District. engineers in Juneau to attend the conference are T. J. Rivienes of Anchorage, Kenneth F. Goodson of Fairbanks, John H. Hundert of Nome, B. D. Stewart Jr., of Valdez, Forrest H. McGowan construction engineer at the Haines sub district and Harry White, ARC master mechanic of Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08

months ali the things we would do after retired" said the sergeant. T bought a 3o-foot troller and fig- ured we'd do some real fishing. Gosh. I even bought myself brand new civilian felt hat"
 Duty to be Here
 Rudolph's orders assigned him to duty in the A.C.s. offices in the Federal Building here.
 Anyway, I'm only called back for 21 months, it says here,' Rudolph said. "As far as I'm concerned, you can reserve me flight back to Alaska right now"
 Mrs. Rudolph shuddered "Ughl Resergel Don't, use that word around here" k
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
FUNERAL FOR pOLLY
 JUSTIN TOMORROW

Funeral services for Polly Justin of Chisana will te held tomorrow at ? pm. in the Carter Chapel with the Rev. Walter A. s'obolefi in charge. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery
 Mrs. Justin was born in 1885 in the Chisana district and died here at the Government Hospital Dec ember 3l. She is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Mary Sanford 6l Chisana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
BESSIE WATSON DIES

3ess.e Watson died last Saturday morning at tl.e Watson residence on the Douglas Highway. Funeral will be announced later The rama.ns are at the Car ter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
wEIss's RETURN

MT and Mrs. Lester Weiss re- turned to Juneau after two months vacation on the West Coast as far south as Mexico. They reported sec ing Marguerite Seton in Seattle and visited their son who is attending college at Pullman, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
n05pITAL NOTES

Davis Hotch was admitted to St. Ann's hospital last Saturday.
 Weekend dismissals included Mrs. Owen Lewis. Mrs Magnus Hemnes. Mrs. Rodger Altman and baby boy. Mrs. Dave Weathers. Omund An- minson, Mrs. Monty Colby and baby boy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
HEsNsrrLLEA HERE

CaIl HeinnlIller Of 2art chil- loot is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
FROM KANSAS CITY

Bill Baum. of the Youth for Christ movement. of Kansas City is staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08

Sewing machines for rent at Marie's Sewing Center 702-tf
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
Phoenix Plans
Group Meet

Phoenix is making plans for an
all-day conference in which the
Jewish community will partici-
pate. Discussions will revolve
around the welfare and stability
of the community.
Hirsh Kaplan, executive direc-
tor of the Community Council,
indicated that specific subjects to
be discussed will be: Are we
over-organized? Do we have too
much Embarrassing during the
year? How can we make our
organization programs more eff
fective and meaningful? Is there
a drift away from Jewish life?
Have we done all we can in edu-
eating our children Jewishly?
How can we keep our children
closely associated with Jewish
life?
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
YPHA Gay Nineties Dance
To Benefit CJA March "a

There will be a Gay Nineties
Dance March "a at the Center,
sponsored by the Young Peoples
Hebrew Assn. The dance is part
of the CJA Young Adult Div.
drive and proceeds will go to
CJA.
It will be a lively evening and
the community should have a
good time, says DR.. Melvin Hal
perm, div. chairman. Play read
ing group, directed by Sherri Fox,
will present several humorous
skits. Players are: Mike Chatow,
Sol Fenster, Jack Heimowitz,
Sarah Huss, Shirley Schwartz,
EVELYN Steinborn. Harold Kim
mel will play the piano accom-
paniment.
Can-can girls are Dottye Levine,
Dottie Mosoff, jeanette Savare,
Sonny Weiner. No Gay Nineties
affair would be complete without
singing walters. Harmonizing the
vocals will be Mike Chatow, Sol
Fenster, Jack Heimowitz, Harold
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
Discuss Applicants
For Exec. Sect'y

Following discussions at sew
eral Anshei Israel board meet
ings, members reviewed the ad-
visibility of hiring congrega-
ton executive secretary at a meet
ing Monday night. Two candi-
dates, one from Cleveland and
another from Arlington, Va, are
under consideration. A favor
able decision is expected early
next week. One of the men will
then be invited to Tucson for a
personal interview.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16

THE ARIZONA POST. 144 e. Penn1ng-
ton, Tucson, Arizona. Telephone 3-S4S4.
owned and operated by Rebecca
Staman Rutz and M. L. Rutx. Entered
as second class matter under the act
of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions auto
matically renewed unless notified In
writing prior to date Of expiration.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16

Rabinowitz. Evelyn Steinborn
will do take-off on Diamond
Lii. Rest of the evening will be
devoted to dancing. Admission
is Use and the dance is open to
the public.
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OHIO, oeiien 3ued Die Seranbilbuns
Diiroieer Brieiteraoslinge fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. Gieie Mnltalt III
bauptidhIid angepieien auf Die giyr
finite OieIes 8lattes un6 Die @eihen.
fe leiner 2eier.
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China. = 8ie oie ~sii. 8reB" aus
Songfong beri6tet, lit oie 3abl be1
in China tatigen Miiiionare ieit oel
Ma6tiibernabme our6 sic &omml.
niiten Dor 5lpei Sabren l,m oie SGlfte
rebu5iert luoroen. SSn ben eriten Ell
Wonaten oieles Sabres muBten be.
reits 1886 Wfiiiionare bas 2ano ber'
laiien. 3ur5eit jon ii6 Die a3bl ber
nod perbleibenoen Miiiionare aui
1000 bis $500 belaufen, barunter
130 smerifaner. Nod Dor 5tuei Sab.
rem tparen es 5000.
gse,u Yurf, gt. .. - 9ie fatboli.
lbe gerlassbanoll1ng g. S. &eneop
anb Cons, oie II. a. oas rGatboIic
Directory" per0ffentlibt, fann ser.
5eit oas 125idbrige Subildrm feiern,
Oie 6irma tpuroe 1926 bon Dem 6as
mails etlpo OreiBigidbrigen irii6en
@inmanoerer Sobn Geneop gegriins
oet unb lit beute i'm 8eiit bon oelien
gnfeln un0 urenfeln.
Sos Mmseles, Galif. - Ser bo9m,
p. Sole oe Guadalupe Otoiica, O.
F.M., elm friiberer Spern= uno 2i6t,
bilo.Shaulpieler, 1parnte bieier ga.
ge offentlif, oaB bas iiibamerifani-
l6e 8olf ourb Sic amerifanil1en
,Wobies" bon @run6 auf ber0orben
miro. 0ie Siioamerifaner, iagte er,
perfen beute ibre iabrbunbertealte
prabtige tatbolii6e &ultur iiber
gorO in Ser Sudt, Die oberflG6liben
uno gum Seil peroorbenen Sitten,
mie tie in ben rWobies" bargeboten
meroen, na65uabmen. r3ie 8orltel.
lung, Die iid Der Gurdidnitts-2a
teinamerifaner bon ieinem norbame.
rifaniiden Nabbarn ma6t," iagte P.
Woiica, lit ebenIo l,ntpabr tpie ira.
cid. Siioanerifaner iino ourb Die
,Wopies' baran getuobnt iporoen au
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

glauben, oaB ste Wdltner uno 5rauen
Der Ser. Staaten taea,is. taeein in
2nrusmagen iinberfabrer,, an Babe
ltrdnoen berlnnliegen, oOer bur1 eine
8elt BON NabtfIubs uno Grinfper-
anitaltnngen tollen. Die nittoerbolIe
riitlid-ipaniide TRADITION bon Siio-
amerifa miro iiber 8oro getporfen
fiir cine billige Nadabntllttg oes ame-
rifaniI6en 2ebens, 1pie es ii1 hie
Siioamerifaner uoritellen. Seute min
ieoer irlnge Siibamerifaner elm sSlie-
ger ober ,Wobie Star' ooer Shrift-
iteller ooer leidtIebiger Aadtflub-
Selb lein!"
Chicago, Sa. = Sm Mlter bon 49
sSabren Itarb in Hiper Soreit Der
bodp. P. 8alter 5arrel, O.P., ei-
ner ser berporragenbIten Sbeologen
oes 2anoes uno II. a. 8erfaiier bes
Stanbaroperfes rGonpanion to tbe
Summa". gr 1par leit 1920 Wit-
glieo bes 9ominifanerorbens, ntah=
te ieine Stuoien am NuigIep- 5emi-
nar in Chicago unb an ser uniperli-
tat Sreiburg in Ser Sdmei5 uno ipl1r-
Sc 1927 in @aibington gum 8rieIter
geipeibt. Seit 1880 tpar er 8rofeIIor
Ger Woraltbeologie om Oominifaner-
Stuoienbaus in @aibington. 1889
eriuarb er itd in &om BEN tbeologis
iden Mogiitergrao, BEN bobIten afa-
oernii iben &ang, ben eit 0ominifa-
ner erDerben fnnn. II. a. griinoete er
Die Guartalidrift She 2bomiit' l,nb
nerfaBte oie tiefgriinbige Monogra-
pbie rNationaI Woral Sam slccorb-
ing to ct. 9bonas ono Suare3".
Sein Companion to tie Suntma"'
bradte linn 1912 ben ssabrespreis
ser Gallery Of 2ining Catholic All-
tbors. r. |. p.
ct. Saul, Mi1,n. = slnl fomnen-
oen Sonntag, 2. Oe5erlber, besinnt
oie pier5igltiinoige Mnoabt in foleen-
oen 8farrfirden ser @r5oio5ele: Bre-
ientation. ct. SAUL; st. geter Gla-
Der, st. SAUL; st. gilbert Der 8roBe,
Winneapolis; ct. gonifatius, So
filings; ct. Inna, Sc Suel1r; ct. 8e-
neoifts, ct. Benedict; ct. 8onifa=
thus, ct. 8onifacius; ct. 0ionpiius.
Spler; ct. Soiepbs, @eIt ct. Ball.
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lleber Oie Sonnenniiion oes Sop
ties berihtet 0as gleide Wiinnener
B[att:
Gurh Die Tagespre1le 5i1o Beribte
gegangen nah oenen &arbinaI Sc
oeibini in 5atinta bon Marien.gr-
iheinungen bes 8apltes om 30.-3t.
Sftober 1850 geiprohen babe. Ser
,Siieroatore Homano' ber0ffer1tli1te
oen offi5iellen 8ortlaut Der Mnipra-
6e Goroinals Seoelbini. Garin beiBt
eS:
Ser Sl. Batter fonnte in Die Itrab-
lenbe 5onnenibeibe blifen nno nn-
ter Dem 8eiltanb Mariens oas 2eben
Ser Sonne leben. Gie 5onne tpar be-
fpegt, poaig iii Mufrubr uno in elm
8ilo 6es 2ebens llnb elm ShanIpieI
bimmliiher Betpegungen bertpanoelt
gleidIam als ltebermittler Hummer
unO ood inbaltsreider BotI9aften
fir Sen StellDertreter gbrifti" (l1e-
beri. GN0).
9a5al erfldrte Ser gr5biihof bon
SDon, &aroinal @erlier, in Der @o-
tbebrale BON Notre Dame, ser p1p5t-
lide 2egat babe in Satirna feines-
megs gelagt, oab Der 81. Bater Die
Grldeinung Der sSsungfral Wario ge-
babt babe. er batte bieImebr feitge=
Iteat, Ser 8apit babe auf ieinem 5pa-
5iergang in oen patifaniihen g6rten
oas gleibe Sonnentpunoer beobnhtet,
Die es Saulenbe bon @l1ubigen i'm
Sabre 1917 (13. Sftober) in Gatirna
erlebt batten.
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Hprmt1dltpB

Die nAii. 8reB" ner0ffentlibte Ell
nen Dem ,Siierpatore &omano' emit
nommenen artifel, mie folgt:
Ser ,Siierbatore Honlano', oas
balbamtlibe Srgn1 oes 8atifans,
perOffentlidte 5lpei 8botos bon einem
8unoer, 1pel6es lib i'm Sabre 1917
in Dem Srt Gopa 81 Sria in Bort,1-
gal ereignet bat uno unter Ser 8e,
5eibnung ,&otierenoe Sonme' in oie
annalen Ser @unoer eingegangen tit.
Gieies 8unoer batte lib Dor bier,
lnooreiBig Sabren bel Dem Seiligtllm
bon 5atima in ser Ndbe oes genann-
ten Dorfes obgelpielt, mo 5unahit Ell,
nige1 &inoern Die Otanonna eri1ie-
men par, tpobei Iib iiber ben &opfen
ser ain6er ipeiBe @olf1en biloeten
,ulb Johann Ole ,rotierenoe Sonne'
erl6ien. Die ltabonna batte boau
aufseforoert, fir oie 9tettllng Stub.
LAMBS 5u beten, ipel6es oa11lals ge.
rabe unter oie &errlbaft Ser 8ol-
l6eipilten gefullen mar.
.Mls bel Dem @eiligtum bon ssati-
ma am 13. :Sftober 0s. So. Der bier
unobreiBigIte Ssabrestas bieies @un.
bers gefeiert muroe, erflGrte &arot.
nal leoerico Seoel9ini Dor elmer tar-
Ienbfopfigen Wenge, oaB BapIt Bius
XII. am 80. Sftober, 81. Sftober, /
Nopenber uno 9. geopen1ber bes Sab
res 1850 genau oas gl,ibe @unoer
geleben bat, 5. +. in elmer Belt, in
melber er oas Dogma BON Der for.
perliden &immelfabrt ser sSnngfrau
Woria Derfiinbete q. Nopember
1860.
08ie Bbotos, sic Der ,SiIerbatore
Homano' nltnmebr bon Dem @unoer
nlls oem Sabre 1917 beroffentli6t,
lonen, tpie Ole 3eitung erflGrt, ,ablo.
lut autbentii6' Iein. 9ie Bbotos tpur.
BEN mittags IL ubr 80 aufgenom.
men, lno man iiebt auf ibnen Die
Sonne in elmer Boiition am &ori.
5ont, Die lie I'M bieie Sages5eit gar
niht baben fonnte, nit einem ounflen
Sled in Der Witte, Der bon Der i1neI.
len &otation itammen fon. Mugemoe,,.
gen batten 6anlals gerufen: ,51alit,
mas init Der Sonne iit!' - lno Die
5onne geriet aus ibrer Babn, orebte
iid uie elm Rreiiel Inn iid ieIbit uni
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
ging in elmer Barabel alf oen Sori-

ging in elmer BarabeI anf Ben Sori-
Sont nieber.
.Die Wenihen betetei1, aber ein
gboto9rapb bate Die @eiitesgege1-
mart. oieie griheinrng NIT ieiner
aanlera feitSubalten. &arbinaI Gebe-
lhini erfldrte, baB Gapit 9ius XII.
ablllicbe Giiionen bon elmer in 5uf-
fenoen 9eipegungen befinoliben
Sonne i'm Sabre 1850 gebabt bat,
iporill, ipie Ser &ar0inal iagte, ,ltllm-
me unb oennod 10 berebtiame 8ots
lfaften on Den Gifar Gbriiti', allo
on Ben BupIt, gu erfennen getpeien
ipdren."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

tUuis tluItSltlIuJCu <tLuGllEtu uut
Sfiern oen @ea iiber BEN BaB naf
StaIien ali aeieen. Die M0nhe bat.
ten iebs Stunoen lang 5ll arbeiten,
lim oie 2eide 5u bergen.
Iie @riin6nng 6es etipa sebn Mil-
lionen Mitglicoer llmfaiienoen u8un-
bes pertriebener 9eutiber" berfiin-
betc ser GDu-8unoestagsabgeor
te Or. 2inus 4atber in Sannober in
Mnneienbeit BON 8unbesfan5ler Or.
slbenauer. Gum eriten 8oriisetben iii
Or. aatber getp1blt tporoen. Die
2onosmanni6aften ser ,Bo1nner1,
uno SIt-BreuBen baben iif Dem
8uno bisber nod nidt angeibloiien.
Or. Ioenauer berli6erte BEN 9eintat-
pertriebenen, oab er iid BET Ieinen
8ariier Gerbanolungen NIT oen au-
Benminiitern Ser @eitn1bte fir bie
Hiifgetpinnrng Ser beutlben Sltge-
biete einiesen miro. Die grreibung
oieles 3ieles ba1tge 1peitgebenb bon
Der gereitldaft sl elmer europdiiden
ginbeit ab.
sSn Gbina miro Die Gbriltenperfol-
gl,ng iinmer i6limmer unb sic Sage
Ser &atbolifen intmer i6tpieriger. 81.
Hefina Iin6 aIle Yfarreien in ben
Sdnben oes r&ontitees fir &ir1en-
reform. Die in Sen Bfarreien tati-
gen Observation-Disclosures tpurben ber-
baftet uno Dor golfstriblnale ooer
llnter Sausarrelt geiteat. Mnoere
muroen al,sgetpieien. Dabei ipielett
ipeber 9fation Ser 8etroffenen, nod
ibr Sitter einc Golle. go tprrbe nel,-
eroings elm 71idbriger belgil6er
Miliionor, Ser i6on ieit brei Sobren
an beioen 8einen geldbnt lit, 1pegen
angeblider Spionagetatisfeit ailsge-
.nielen. Die Saupt3entralen bes fa-
tbolilden 2ebens iino BON ser font
nulniltilben Boli5ei beiest, 10 oas
er5bilf0fli6e 8aIais l,no bie Timber
iitGt in Befing. Die Sisungen nit
offentli6en Mnflagen gegen Brieiter
uno einfluBrei6e fatbolil1e 2aien
b6ufen li1. Die &atbolifen iperben
5ur Seilnabme an bielen Sisungen
ge5Dungen. Ius Sbansbai miro ge-
mel0et, baB 500 fonmltniItiide Stu-
oentelt Die eigens 81 bieienl 3pede
ausgebiloet iino, BEL Gbriiten 9aus.
beiube MAIDEN unb tie gum girttritt
in Sic fommuniitii6e Bartei gu noti-
gen perIuben. gus einer anoeren 6i=
nelliden Staot miro beridtet, baB
bereits mebrlnals unter SEN &ir1-
gdngern 9tu55ien abgebalten 1uurben.
Ser ,Sileruatore Gomano' idreibt su
Der air0enuerfolgung in China, 6aB
Die eilr5igen r8erbrehen", Die Die
&omntuniiten Sen Wiiiionaren nad,
peilen fonnten, Sreue unb Stano-
baftigfeit I'M 8lauben ieier. Mit Der
iirmer beftiger 1peroenoen &ir6en-
berfolgllng IN Hot-Gbina ipurbe nun
Sic britil6e &ronfolonie Songfong
gum Centrum oes dineiiiden .&atbo-
li5ismus. 8erIdieoene uusgetuieiene
gil6ofe baben ji9 bier niebergelailen
,ltlo periu6en bon bier aus Die Ser
binoung nit ibren 0ioseien al1freht=
5uerbalten.
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Aug 4Hplt uttn Kirrfrp

offentlider rS6ool 9uies" ent5ogen.
8isber bate elite Gereinbarllilg init
Der 2ofoll6ulbeboroe beItanben, ra1
ipelder Gfarridulfinoer geg EN-
8e5a + lung auf oen our6 a0ge-
nleine Steuern unterbaltenen Smnt-
bullen fabren fonilten, ment neben
oen &inoern Der offentliden S6ulen
Hlat porbonben ipar. SSn mebreren
Staoten tpuroe burh 8eri6tsentl6ei-
oltngen bas = eigentlid) iel b IT.
p er It tdnoli6e = &e6t fatboli-
lher &inoer auf bie Witbeniitung
Ser u8uies" beltatist. Sn Winneiota
aber ltebt oem, 1taf tpieberboltell
8utabtel1 bes @eneralannalts 8urn<
Quit, Die Staatsperfaiiung I'M @ege.
@enn oieles slrgument 1tidbdltig lit,
Damn iuare es b0dite 3eit, oaB burd
ein @menoement oieies offenfllnoige
llnre6t beieitigt 1piirbe. 8ir befiird-
ten aber, Dob iib oagegen cine iutole=
rante 0febrbeit auflebnen tpiirbe!
X
Ser Miin6ener Seters-Surm, nn-
ter leinem polfsti1nli6en Namen ,,ber
alte Beter" als 8abr5ei6en Ser bapes
ridden 2anoesbauptltabt melt iiber
oie 8ren5en 9euti6lanbs befannt, iii
ictt bon ieinen &riessiddoen uieoer-
bergeltellt iporoen. Die @ieoerber-
iteuuns, bie bon Or. Selir Butter
lad, GbefreOafteur bes ,Wiinbener
&uriers', angeregt nno oreaniliert
-moroen lpar, puroe nit einem Set,
aft in Inipeienbeit oes amerifanil6en
2anbesfommillars George N. Sbulter
felerlid begangen. @eneralmliifoiref,
tor &nappertsbuih 6irigierte Die Sll-
oertiire uno ben oritten Mft oer .Mei=
iteriinger". Seem Oorf laabte lG3ur
8eibe einen Betras BON iiber 10000
9Vt, pel6er BON einem bellti1-ame,
rifaniIden &omitee geIammelt NOR
ben mar.
,SSn Snbien trifft man Gorbereitun.
gen 5u einem boppelten ssllbildum i'm
naditen Sabre: 9ie 19OO-ssabr-S r-Seier
Ser 9lnfunft bes bl. Gbo1nas in ssn-
oien uno oie 4O0-Sabr-5 5eier bes 60
oestages oes FL. 5ran5 faper. @ad
driItliber l1eberlieferuns tam na11-
li6 ser FL. apoitel Ebonlas i'm Sabre
SO nod Snoien, befebrte &inbus unb
erridtete &irben. CT itarb Damn in
Snoien ben Wartprertob. ssn Der
5bomas- -&atbeorale 5u Wfplapore
5eigt man nod beute cine &rppta, in
Der Die @ebeine oes Seiligen gerubt
baben iollen. Sran5 1aper, Ser Qpo.
itel Sapans uno sSsnoiens, fam 1912
nad Snbien uno Itarb 1862, als er
ii6 au6 5ur Wiiiionierung Gbinas
aufmaben tpollte.
Som @roBen ct. 8ernbaro in oe,
S6ipei5 melbete unterrn 25. os. Ole
vaii. BreB": Cine 9fettungserpeoi,
tlon bon Won6en febrte beute NIT De,
2ei6e oes 5tpeiunobreiBig Sabre al.
ten 8ruoers 2ucien Dro5 5uriid, oer
NIT ben beriibmten Bernbarbiner.
Sunben nielen @anberern Elm geot.
belfer gelpeien 1par. 8ruoer Qucie,1
mar geitern bon elmer Canine ber.
idiittet tuor1en, als er I'M @egrifi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
UnnpHanspigpn

Ssranf t. 8uretb, eeitorben an1 g..
gsopember 1851 in Beit 9e1niteao,
6. s., g. q. 7sr
Senrp SaarmeDer, eeitorben ONT
81. Sftober 1851 i'm slter bon abt-
gig Sabren, pobl berIeben, in goo-
ington, &p.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
ct. ganl, Ninn.- @ortbinston, o.,
Samstag, "a. Hpnember 1851.
ir dcuf a | en6er

SOnntas, 2. 9esember: Griter Mb'
bentsionntas. Grange
lium: 3eiden oes iiinelten &C.
ridtes (2uf. 2D. .1.l#
Montoe, 3. Ge5elnber: 5rans iaper.
9ienstag, 4. Se3ember: Barbara.
Dsittlpod, 5. 9e5e11lber: Sabbas.
9onnerstag, 6. 9e3elnber: Gifolaus.
ssreitag, 7. 9e5ember: Inlbrolius.
Samstas, 8. Sesember: 1tnbefledte
Gmpfansnis. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
Sttmlue Oes TDlfcS
fiir bas eSoiepbiuunl

Sd ienoe Sbnen biermit ei,1en
s5bed i'm getrage bon $4,000 fir
bas neue Solepbinum. 8ott moge Sic
aIle iegnen!
sllter 2eier.
ginliegeno $500 3ur Sreiitelle, Ell
ne @abe, bie td in einem 4nliegen
peripro6en bate. 0anf ser 81. So
mile lnb beionbers Der m16tigen
Jiirlprade Ser Muttergottes bin ib
erbOrt iporben. .. ~&:..
.%"4 E g. sc. @is.
Siernlit ienbe ib Sbnen $40 anr
laufenoen 5reiltelle in einem belon-
oeren snliegen. @M
l1ngen., Otinn.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15

TO ALL FAIRCEIID EMPLOYEES:
A A
A
30
WORK Is GENERAL INCREASE WILL
EFFECTIVE
OFFERS,
STERILIZATION BOARD
NEGOTIATING
A. A.
w L. LANDERS General Manager
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
Feminine Fashion Flair
BY BERNADINE CARmCKETT

Being a It only think
when purchasing apparel with
toggcry uppcrmnst every
temperature thought would be quit"
"og tips"
have to X" along = limited clothes allowance.
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-pieccs" Of up
picc"rs' shrwast top makes
Jacket skirt combined The the
companion top
special appeal
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SIlhoutr precise tailored contrast Jackets
slim npP"d the waIstHnr.
simply CORES straight with
open snartIy
transparent quality
hit They usually mad simple
companion Jacket" organiy
chest bows, collars and cuffs
precise striped popular
purpose They
with acce"soHeS If straw fabric finish III" ensemble
most appealing
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off a beautifully.
smooth MAX" particular
washable yyu
rrpcat
GinEham-yPicaI American n Of
performance stunning In aI
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you pecers~ Rsrb certainty
the fabric and styles varied enough psaS"
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