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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
: Sran u. st., =. -

Sic Snleftenpluge ldelnt nit jeoem
CONNER i6linmer 81 meroen. IS
gibt peri6ieoene einfa6e !Vtlttel, nm
9lmeiien 5u totem ODER 81 pertreiben.
9luf 8rasplaBen unO 8lumenbeeten
ourf man feline HaOifalmittel anmen=
BEN, nm ni6t Dos Sfla5enleben 5lt
totem. Gas einfaf)Ite Otittel lit Sien=
RUB, ben man aus Dem Sfenrobr ooer
Dem Surnace entnebmen fam. SOtan
Itreltt BEN SfenrllB (Soo) re6t Oid
5pil6en bic Gflan5en uno logar uuf
Die Yflan5en, 8lunen uno 8raS-
pldbe. @enn piele Mmeilen inl Saule
lino, gieBt man robes Gel IN Die
SSugen lnO Giben uno in Die @oder,
in melhe sic 9lmeiien iid) perfrieden.
0us fette Del perltopft oie 9ltntngs-
organe ser 9lmeiien, 10 oaB lie ers
ltifen. 9lmeilen pertrelbt man bon
8aumen, inOem man einen et1pa Ie6s
3ou brelten Streifen, Ser nit Se3r
beltriden lit, Inn ben Stanm lpidelt
I'm Die 9lmeiien liber pom lleberlall=
fen oes Seerltreifen5 fern5ubalten,
fann man iiber Dem Seerperbuno einc
Gage gumpoQe I'M BEN Stamn
binoen, morin Die 9lmeIien, na6Oem
lie nit Seer bebaftet iino, lih Der
mifeln, 10 oaB lie nibt mebr weiter-
f0nnen. Gin neiteres Otittel belteb1
oorin, NaB mon I'M Sul1le uno i'm
8urten Idnglife, bobe Slalcben allI.
Iteilt, oie mnn etlpa 5ur Solite nit
3uter,palicr ODER WolaIles onfiillt
DSn fur5er 3eit fiiQt lib oa5 8los
ooer oie SSlaide nit 9lmeiien; Oie
SSlalfe leert man regelmabig aus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
= isran ySm. s., Winn.

Sin lleberbein (8em fann man
Ourh einfabe Suusmittel pertreibell
Gin lleberbein lit cine oertnorpelte
Grboblng an S0nOen oOer i'm 8elidt
Wton lege Elm 8emild bon gefohteu
@eublltnlen oNer gefobten &amillen:
bitten ol1f oa5 8elp0d5 uno pieoer:
bolt oieies Serfobren ulle 5ebn Wti
nllten. Itan fam Die alte gluflogt
DieOerbolt gebrouhe,, ml1B sic &roll
ter aber ieoesmal beiB MAIDEN. Scar
fam taglih 0reimal oas lleberbeil
nit &feripiritus beitreihen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12

fer, pie oie 8asfen, l,no einiee &ar.
fuIus- -80lfer; sic &aiiengruppe nit
gelbli6er Sautfarbe 'begreift in ith
Die Mongolen, Siirfen, Sibeter, Gbi.
nelen, &oreaner, Sapaner, Sungulen,
Somoieoen, 5innougrier, Ofalaien,
G5finos, Snoianer uno einige Wil6-
o0lfer llnO HeIto0lfer; 5l1r Haiiens
grl1ppe Ser Weni6en nit ounfler
Salrtfarbe geb0ren bic @ontl1=Neger,
Suoon=Neger, Sottentotten, 8ulf.
n1Gnner, Sic ofrifanilcben 3mergpot=
fer, lteloneiier, Iuitralier, Singbole=
len 3u ben Ralienmerfmalen geboren
al1Ber Scr Salltfarbe Oie iSorm ser
&anre, Ser SABINE, Ser 9lugen, oes
Sh0Nels iiberboupt. Gie Gerl6ieoens
belt Ser @outforbe begriinoete man
fritbcr nit Ser Ginluirtung oes Sou=
nenli6tes. gtn6 nereren 6orl6ungell
i6eint iid 51 ergcben, OaB oie Sarbe
ser ein5clnen Gaiien por1piegeno blrdl
sic Nobrung beeinflubt 1puroe. Ser
Stenld Ser llr5cit loa ounfler Sollt=
forbe gclpeicn iein. gr lebte por5iiglib
BON Eflan5enl ltoffen lrno SSritdter, Sic
Gilen mO Vtangonnte ertbielten, oie
Sic 5nlt ollnfel fGrbten. gtod) belttt
fam man beobad)ten, oab oie milh=
trinfcnOcn Negerlt1mme ME 10 ounfel
ltnO ipie Die MIR bon Gegetabilien
lebenNen. Gie S>noianer 9lmerifas
morcn rot neil lie nit Dem 8lut ser
Slere, Die lie oft rob ooer balbrob 5lt
oer5ebren pflegten, ibrem 9lut Sdmoz
globin in rethlider Wenge 5rfiibr=
ten. Sic !Qtongolcn hinapieoerum bo=
ben ibrc gelbe Solltfarbe, neil ibre
&orfobren iabrtalti ltienOelong tells bon
Jrllhten, tells pon Ser 9fild) ibrer
&er0en, bic lie uuf ben tpeiten Step=
pen 9Iiicna lueiceten, lebten. !Oiild,
entbGlt einen gelpilien 8ro5entiab
Gblor, Ooa leine bleibenoe @irfl,ng
i'm 2oufc Ser 3eit ol16 auf sic meni6-
lide Sol1t alt5iibt. TaB oies BEL ser
ful1faiil6en 9foiie in nod itGrferenl
!ltaBe Scr 6oll tpur, lit Oorauf 5uriif=
5ltfiibren, oaB Oiele 9faiie Sic erite
mar, Oie ibren Speiien SaI5 5uiette.
Ser Gblorgebalt oeS &odlal5es Dor
ollem er5ellgt Sic peiBe Soltt Oes
&autaliers.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12

bamit tpG6it fortlpdbreno Die gnttdlt.
idnng, bic l1n5ufrieoenbeit. @enn Bic
Bbiloiopbie in Beiiimismus llno oia
GibtfunIt in @elti6ner5 berfanea
lit, 10 berraten aub bieie 3eiben Ser
3eit uns, bab Die MenI6beit it6 me.
niger ipobl allf groen fiiblt aIs frit-
ber. @s lit nift ab5uieben, tpie oieic
gnttpidlung unti6lagen iollte.
Nad ser tpeltli6en 9tidtung bin
bat nun oieles pa6ienoe 8e1puBtieia
Ser iroii6en Wangel bas @ute, baB
es BEN Sinn fir io5iale Siirlorg1
bebt. Gas lit ibon erfre1lib, aber es
geniigt nod ni6t. Sc mebr oie ltn5u-
ldngli6feit ser @elt outage tritt, De-
ito mebr muB au6 ser Sinn fir oas
lte6ernatiirlitbe it6 tpieoer beben. Die
tiefere grfenntnis Ser @elt muB oia
Seele tpieOer aufapdrts lenfen nad)
Ser Stelle, bon mo- allein Ser lti6bal=
tise Srolt l1no Sic ousglei6enoe Sc
re6tigfeit uno bas ipabre @liid aus
geben fam - gu @ott, ser nns auf=
ri6tet I'M iroii6en 2eben unb beim=
fiibrt in oas pabre 2eben, tpenn mir
in @lauben rno 2iebe uns Sbm gu
Denoen.
SIM 8elti6mer5 befunoet ith
Seimtpeb. Ser ungl6ubige 1peiB ni6t
re6t, ipas Oem lnbebagli6en @efiibl
5ugrltnoe 1iegt; ser gbriit lit iiber
oen 8runo uno 3tped oes ounfeln
Oranges ii6 flor uno genieBt in Sen
&iimmerniiien oes 0iesieits i6on ser,
Croft Ser Soffnung auf Elm belieres
SenIeits. Sic Simmelfabrt bleibt iein
leu6tenoes uno beieligenoes sSoeal,
uno am 5eIte GbriIti Simmelfabrt
flingt IN ieiner Seele bef efreieno 1no
beleligeno oas @ort: Solge Mir na6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
MuAkun@
8on Erpf. s. %. 9uebreu.
&ebattcnr Ses ,@aiienfreunb',
643 Sputb Sbiu 9lpenne,
Columbus, SbiD
Sran :. 3D., 81,

Sic ipqenanntc y6l1" an mel6er,
1elblt i'm Sonlmcr mande leloen IT
bGufiQ cine GrfQItltng, Oeren l(rlabc
bon cincm 9taientntnrrb hcrrllbrt.
Siea fonnlt ni0t leltcn pon rultbls
Ger, itoubi9cr @uft, Oic Der Nlrbcltcr
in ser 3Subrif einotlnct. Der @ultcn
lit fur, lmO bcllen0. lu1O &ebIe rno
ooIa iinO foIt ItdnOig nit Shleln
beoeft, 10 hoB beIonOera nnbt2 Ntcm=
not cntltetJt, sic in 9lltbma ul2ortet.
8egen oieie 9lutan tHtlng bcl1en olt=
bc1pGhrte 0ulamittcl. Wfan lege aur
Soala rmn 8r1It cine rife Shlht bon
Cottage Gbeele ltnO labt oielelbe ettpo
brei StlulOen liegcn, morallr nun Den
ltmldlaa erneuert slnl better &C.
braudt man Oicie 9luflage abelloa DOR
oem Sflniengehen. G15u nehme nlni1
talte 5SuBbGOer, luO 5par 10, onD
man sic iSilBe etlife !Qtinllten III fol
tes @alier lteQt uno, obne ne ab5ll=
trofnen, lih l6nell 5ll 8ctt beglbt.
SSuBt ullO Ctlllt luul III ulll1pluSlA
3uoem trl1fe man b0ltrl9 belBea
Sonigmaller, &umillentec unO belBc
9imonaoe. lHnn fnnn altcb Jenhcl-
lamcn, ser in lparmer Wtllh aurge=
neiNt miro, trinfen. Ser5ldcrter, rel
ner Shnapa, am belten &itnlmel=
ihnops, Dor Sem SdlnIengeben pirft
l0ieno rno pertreibt ben S6leln.
Gines Der beIten Wfittel lit ooS
bon unleren &orabnen angemanotH
Sfpiten. Wfun trinte abenOs Dor
Dem Shlafengebcn einen beiBen 9lh=
fiibrtee, Oede iidb gut 81 ltnO ld)1pitS.
Sobalo sic Soutlpaife nit ShmeiB
ourdndBt lit, 5iebe man eln trotcnea
Semo an, ltno fabre oamit tort, 10
Ionge ShneiB fommt. l)tit Ocnl
ShmeiB meroen ale llnreinen ,Sdfte
i'm &orper berau5ged)mibt, llno am
nddIten Otorgen fiiblt man lth ifpn
piel mobler. Yfit oieier Sdmitflr
fabre man fort, bis Sic grfaltl1ng iid
gon5 per5ogen bat. Giel Shlaf rptrtt
lcbr mobItueno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12

8ere6tig Sorii6t. Sn
einem dineiii6en &ino batte ser 8e-
iiter Elm Blatat onge6ra6t, auf bem,
natiirlib in 6ineiii6en 2ettern, 81
Ieien itano: ugti6t rau6enI 9enfen
Sic an Ben groBen 8rano in &an=
toni" Gags oarauf bate iemano.
ebenfals in 6ineiti6en 2ettern, oar-
unter gel6rieben: uNi6t ipuden!
9enfen sic an 6ie l1eberi6tpemmung
bon Sanfau!"
g e / it + m ii b t. @riter
&aufmann: SD babe einen 8u6bal-
ter in meinem 8iiro, Ser in meinen
0ieniten grau getporoen it," 3nei-
ter &aufmann: u9as lit ni6ts, alter
SreunO. Sraulein Sbniot lit in mel.
nem 0ienlt braun, blond llno ti5ian-
rot genoroen!"
Ger + lid e g 0 + I e n :
m n n. 5rau Sonneni6ein, Oh ibres
@ei5es itaotbefannt, befam einen
3entner &oblen geliefert. Ra6oem tie
tie abgepogen batte, ergriff tie nod
einige Stiide, sic auf oie StraBe ge-
fallen tparen: ~Die geb0ren mir auh
nod." - ~Satpobl, gndoige Sral1,"
iagte Ser aoblentrager b0fli6, ~11no
Damn lit mir audi nod elm Stid6en
ins sluge geflogen, ioll i6 bas au6
in oen &eller tragen?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
graupn hr1uhPn thrr grfan.
9pnpn Mdnnrr

Cine SrOensfrau erlu6te uns Inn
oie geroffentlidung ser folgenoen
3eilen:
Als 2eiter Der goritas= =arieesae-
fansenenbilfe in 5reiburg ,par i6 in
otelen Sagen in SSranfrei6, Inn sic
oelti6en 8efansenen gu belu6en, tpie
t6 es bereits i'm porigen SsSobr in Sol
lano geta1l~batte. @enn man oen
Wannern gegeniiberitebt uno in ibre
ernlten meilt BON groBem Gram
5erfurdten @eiidter itebt, oann greift
es einem ans Ser5, NIT 1pelder q14=
lenoen Gorge tie bon ibren Somilien
lpre6en. @e1piB fann man lie in bic
lem troiten uno nan6er miro noh
elmer iolben Iusipra6e ipieoer rubi=
ger unO gefaBter. 4ber bie Sebniubt
na6 5rau nno &inoern, Die lie meiIt
fiinf nno mebr Sabre ni6t mebr ge=
leben ba6en, lit unbeidreibli6.
8ie Idtper Ieioen ober aud Die
Ingeborigen l1nter Der Srennung!
8teoiel Seio liegt, abeeleben bon Ser
auBeren Scot in Sem @aeinlein, in ser
unm0glidfeit ii6 ausipre6en al f0n=
men! ~8ir iino bon brei5ebn gbeiab-
rem 51polf Sabre getrennt. 1apon ia
ben mir uns ie6s Sabre iiberbaupt
nidt mebr. Sb babe meinem Wann
I'M &riege bret &inoer geboren sic er
taum fennt, i6reibt cine 1rau. SD
bin 10 miioe getporoen uno traurig.
Sd babe faum nebr oie &raft su
glauben, Bob mein Wann nod font
men fann. @obl i6reibt er alle bier
@o6en nno er idreibt gut uno itarf,
aber oennof itirbt irgeno ettpas ab,
oos lebenoige 8ano bes ge1neinionen
Grlebens, bas ionit Menl6en perbin.
oct" leie if in einem anoeren 8rief.
IS l6ien llns oaber Elm belonSeres
anltegen, ben Sralen uno &in0ern,
oeren Wtann nno 8ater i'm 3uge Ser
logenannten &riegsberbre6erpro5elle
oerurteilt lit, einen 8elu6 na9 10 bic
len Sabren Der Srennllng 5u ermog=
lihen. Gie 8enebmigung Iiegt nun
Dor. gSir boffen, tie oennd6It au6
fir oie Observation-Disclosures 5u
erbalten. Die erlten 8elude babell
berelts ltattgefunoen. Man6er Oanf=
brief bat uns i6on erreibt. @iner
mag fir piele 5el1gen: SD m0cbte
Der Garitas aus tiefltem Ser5en oafiir
oanfen, oaB tie es mir m0gli6 &C.
ma6t fat, meinen Wann tpieOer5u=
leben. gs tparen na6 ie6s iebr BIT
terlbDeren SSSabren bie i60nIten Sa=
&c meines 2ebens. slls meine SGnoe
in oenen meines Wannes lagen, mar
mir, ais Dare iG beimgefommen. @ir
baben feline Sbpere al,ffommen lai=
len. Sd tpeiB iebr gut, tpiepiel nad)
Ser Seimfebr nod ba5u geb0rt, bis
unler 2ebensihiff tpieher flott lit.
9lber oas i6redt midi ni6t. SSd fiible
midi bur6 unler @ieoerIeben 10 frob
uno erloit oaB id mir ieoen &i
5u beIteben traue. sus eigenen Mit=
teln ipdre mir ME bas ySieoerleben
moglih geipeien. 9url,m empfinoe ih
Sbre Silfe aus tiefer Ganfbarfeit." D."
9as SaaptbinOernis fir bieie 8e,
iude lit Die uirtidaftlihe Scot ser
slngeb0rigen, Die meiit nicbt einmal
bas 6abrgelo aufbrinaen fonnen. See
ben fleinen &ilfen unb &anbrei6un-
/ gen in Dem 8eIu6slanb iinb mir be-
miibt, ourd einen &eiiefoIten5uidub
81 belfen, Dor allem bel Dem eriten
8eiub. Die @ufbringung bieier Nit-
tel bereitet 1.ns groBe Sorgen. @er
uns fir bieien belonoeren 3tped BET
lteben min, ,per oaau beitrasen min,
! oaB mir oieies geieenete 8erf unnit-
telbarer Naditenliebe fortfiibren fon=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
Mlte Geierin, Minn.

@ir linO germ bereit, Sbre 9lnfrnge
5ll beant1porten, Denn Sic uns Sbren
gtanen nebIt 9lorelie mitteilen. ltebri-
gems gebort ibre slngelegenbeit in oen
9eihtltubl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
i. g, Wfaii.

9luI oie menIhlite 6nlttforbe ia,
ben in Ser GntDidlng Oes Vfenlhen=
geIdlehtes II. a, oie flimatiiben Ser
bdltniIie, Die GrnGbrun9 uno bie glrt
Ser 9eldaftigung ais @uupturiohen
eingelpirft. Mon unterIheioet Orei
SauptmenidenrniIen: Wenit5en nit
beaer Solttforbe, NIT ge1bli6er unb
NIT ourfler Sal1tfarbe. BUR erIteren
Menihenraile (beue Sautfarbe) ge.
b0ren: bie eSnooy8ermanen, Seniten,
Samiten (Rorbs9lfrifaner), einige
Mi'hnolfer unO 9teite dlterer 8olz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
1Sram 6. G., Mrf. =

Sic f0nnen Sen e6ten, nad) Bfor-
rer &neipps WetboOe be5ieben fiir
40 Gents oos Sfunb, 5 Bfuno fir
1926, bon Or. 2uIts Sealtb Sooo
8aferp, SSSnc, 800 6. 56tb. Street,
Seem gorf %, sc. g., ODER Don einenr
Sealtb Store in ieoer gr0beren Stuo...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12

men, ser mag ieine @abe an ben 0eut-
i6en garitasperbano in 6reiburg,
Soltldedfonto Sreiburg Scr. 432 NIT
oem Sermerf ubetr. &riegsgefange-
nenbilfe/ /ange geborisenbeiude" iiber.
1peiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12
- &nublandD (8arlte) ais &erbiis
tungs= nnb Seilmittel bel 'Sanstic.

Ger inn 8. -@.' onge5eigtc Garlic.
ertrntt Der lera5 2iQl1io Borlic So.
lit ei1 iicberea 2Nittel sur Gerbiitllng
lnO sur &ur BON &ronfbeiten Der
5auatiere, nie 5unoe, &aben llno
&aninhen. 3u 0ieiem 3wet laiie man
Die Iiere einen bis 5lpei Gage foitei1
llnO gcbe ibnen nidta ais ySniler 81,
trinfen GnrnltT gebe man einen 2oi-
ref Ooll 6onig permiidt nit 5mei Sec
loffcl oou @iQllio '@orIic, uno fobre
nit 0ieler 8ebnn0lung ctlid)e Gage
fort. @iouiO 8orIiC miro uon fiihren-
oen EeterinGren 81 obigem 3mef
0ringenO elnpfoblen.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

going to run Richard Emmers.
away after he was spanked lightly
for misbehaving. Lois Ann COM
mented. go ahead, get lost"
Everybody laughed. Richard put
on his Hopalong Cassidy sombrero
and went down to the apartment
house lobby. presumably to play.
Lunchtime came and Richard was
not to be seen. After searching
the neighborhood. the family noti-
fed police.
Nearly six hours later Richard
was found. He was a mile away
in the 600 block Of Oregon ave-
nue. NV. trying to thumb a ride
with a motorist.
"They told me to get lost" he
explained. "I did"
Evening star., 1951-02-21
BurtonsviIIe Girl, IS,
Gives Birth to Twins

/ A 15-year-old Burtonsville (Md.)
girl became the mother of twin
girls yesterday at Montgomery
County General Hospital. Mother
and children are reported doing
well.
The mother Is Mrs. Helen Will
kerson, wife Of Leroy Wilker-
son, 10.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Tennessee Senate Votes
Two-Term Amendment
BY the Assoeioisd Press

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. 21.-
The Tennessee Senate completed
legislative action on q resolution
ratifying the presidential two.
term limitation amendment yes.
terday by q vote of "a to 6.
The resolution now goes to Gov
Gordon Browning who has ex-
pressed opposition to the amend
ment, already adopted by 81 o1
the necessary SO States.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

with constipation and its headaches,
lack of pep and bad breath with his
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. I always
rely on Olive Tablets because they
are 80 mild yet thorough in action.
They never grippe"
Note: DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are strictly all vegetable. They clean
waste from the entire intestinal tract
and give more ssatural-like bowel
movements. Only 15s, 30f q box.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

He. his sister
Lois Ann, IA,
and their moth
er, Mrs. Hyla
Emn1ert, W re
v t ing Mrs.
Elizabeth Wen
zell at '5415
on n e c t icut
a v e n u e NV.
yesterday; Mrs.
Wenzell is the
c h / ! d r e n IS
grandmother.
The boy an
nounced he was
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Boy Told 10 Get LOST
0beys for 6 Hours

When Richard Emmert. 8. was
told by his older sister to "get lost"
during a family discussion, he did
Just that and for six hours.
Richard is from New York City.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

Thanks DR.. Edwards :
For Helping Him
Lick IrreguIarity
the annoying, TRANSIENT kindl

Frederick Roloff,
Jr., a handsome,
capable business
man Of Cambridge,
Mass, writes: "For
years DR.. F. M.
Edwards, an Ohio
physician, success
fully relieved pa
tiav%~ hnthorod n
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
July 18th Is
DeadIine For
GI Training

The July 25th deadline for start
ing CT Bill courses of education
and training is just two months
away for most veterans.
Most veterans actually must be
in training by this coming July
25th if they want to continue after
wards. VA, however, will consider
veterans in training even though
they have temporarily interrupted
their courses for the summer vaca-
ton or for other reasons beyond
their control, such as re-entry into
military service.
Once veteran completes or dis
continues his program of training
after the July 25th cutoff date,
he may not start another course.
Also, he will be expected to pursue
his training Continuously until
completion, except for conditions
which normally would cause in
terruption by any student"
VA has announced that veterans
who interrupted their CT Bill
studies at any time in the past,
and later were called back into
military service, will be permitted
to resume their training after
discharge.
The July 25th deadline date for
beginning training applies to all
veterans discharged before July
25th, 1947 and whose sraining has
mot been interrupted by >re-entry
into military service.
Veterans discharged after July
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Our CTS

LAKELAND AIR FORCE
BASE, Texas - Pvt. James w.
Blough, 10, son of Mr.. Wayne C.
Blough, 1912 Roxford rd., is COM
pleting his AT basic airmen indoc-
trination course at Lakeland Air
Force Base, the Gateway to the
Air Force.
Lakeland, situated near San An
tonic, is the worlds largest air
force base, site of Air Force basic
training, for men and women, head
quarters of the Human Resource
Research Center, and home of ATS
Officer Candidate Schol.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Heights DeMoIay
Installation
Friday Night

Heights chapter, Order of De.
Molay, will install Terry ]. Mac
Donald as its 74th master council
or, Friday evening, June l, at 8
p. M, in the b al II o. m of the
Heights Masonic Temple. Robert
o. Darling, past master councillor,
will be the installing officer.
Dennis C. Wood and Dennis R.
Smith will be installed as the
newly elected senior and junior
councillors, respectively.
The appointed officers to be in
stalled are: Thomas P. Herbell,
chaplain; Paul A. Radomsky,
senior deacon; Joseph Alexander,
junior deacon; John A. Karnosh,
marshal; George R. Kent, orator;
Theodore r. Mathews, senior
steward; and F. Richard Dassel,
junior steward.
Arthur E. Jost, Keith B. Klamer,
David Endsley, Donald c. Mixer,
Thomas r. Brown, jr., Henry B.
Fischer, and David A. Swanson,
preceptors; William H. Findley,
almoner; Robert H. Blair, jr., SEN
tinal; William A. Bonfield, jr.,
standard bearer; and Stuart A.
Brooks, musician.
Anthony c. Fitch, soloist of
Heights Commandery, will sing
while Mrs. H. G. Andrews will
serve as pianist.
Robert A. Meredith will present
the Mothers Rose Ceremony, writ
ten by Rev. E. Robert Chable, to
all mothers in attendance.
Dancing to the music of the
Hilltopper's Band and refresh
ments will follow the ceremonies
which will include the comforting
of the Chevalier and Representa-
tive DeMolay degrees.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

25th, 1947, have four years from
their discharge date in which to
begin training. Those who en-
listed or re-enlisted under the
Armed Forces Voluntary Recruit
ment Act (between October 9th,
1945 and October 5th, 1946) have
four years from the end of their
enlistment or re-enlistment period
in which to begin training.
Veterans not covered by these
exceptions are being advised to
make arrangements now if they
expect to continue with CT Bill
training in the future.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Coin Club Invites
Visitors To Meetings

The Cleveland Coin Club meets
the first Wednesday in every
month at 8 p. m. in the Harvest
Room at Hotel Carter. Friends are
invited to join in the meeting, to
enjoy the talks and displays on
coins and currency, both United
States and Foreign, announces the
secretary, Mrs. Florence Strang.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

ATTENTION. Certain Telet Preparations, LuTraRe Bil.
feds ETC. and Jewelry subject Federal
retailing mot more than IS 90 retailing
rot more than 5000 subject 10 10s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, JUNE 4,

embourg on a survey Of United
States air installations, said the
tactical air strength of Western
Europe was inadequate" and that
one Of the purposes of the meeting
was to rectify this situation.
He said he was anxious to build
up in Europe the strongest all
force possible.
81 feel" he said, that we must
increase it and continue TO in
crease it until we have q strong
enough air power to act as a de-
Iterrent to war"
Queried on Spain and Turkey.
Asked whether he favored in.
iclusion of Spain and Turkey in
the North Atlantic pact as q
means of bolstering the air power
of Europe, he replied: 1.-THE more
air bases we have the better. The
more we can get to fight on oul
side the better. But is is a prob
lem completely out of my sphere
It is political.
Gen. Vandenberg, commenting
|on recent press reports that there
was dissension among the United
States chiefs of staff, said en-
|phatically. ANY contention that
the Pentagon is liable to fall apart
with dissension Is unrealistic
There has been the utmost CO.
Operation between the Chiefs OF
Staff and with the Secretary Of
Defense"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Woman Grave Assured
I0f Six Red Roses Weekly

NORRISTOWN. Pa, June IA
Once week from now on six red
roses will be placed on the grave
of Mrs. Clara Boyd.
And for certain very special
days these remembrances are
specified:
A red rose heart on st. Valen-
tines Day: potted tulips. hyacinths
and daffodils on Easter; six pink
carnations on Mothers Day; six
red roses every June 6 and June
~, the anniversaries of Mrs
Boyd's birth and death; three
|chrysanthemums on Thanksgiving
Day. and a wreath on Christmas.
Such are provisions in the will
of Alfred M. Evans, a retired
druggist of nearby Roxborough,
who died last month at the age
OF 63. Mr.. Evans. a bachelor, and
Mrs. Boyd were lifelong friends.
The will. filed for probate In
Montgomery County court yester-
day. sets up a $4,000 trust fund
to provide the flowers for years
to come.