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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-13
MRS. VIM. CARLSON
 pkSSES AWAY IN
 SEATTLE SATURDAY

Juneau residents were shocked and saddened at the word of the death of Mrs. Cordelia Davis Carl son Saturday in Seattle. Her death came following stroke suffered i; last Tuesday aboard the steamship Baranof on which, she was a pas senger to Seattle from Sitka.
 Funeral services were held at o'clock this afternoon and inter ment was in the Carlson family plot in Queen Anne Hill Cemetery, Seattle.
 Mrs. Carlson's husband, William Carlson vert to Seattle from Sitka last Wednesday immediately on ad- vice his wife had been taken ill, and her brother Cedric Davis of Juneau went south on Thursday. Her husband and brother and her daughter, Mrs. Paul Winklemann of Seattle, were at her bedside when she passed away Her brother Trevor Davis of Juneau left yes- terday for Seattle to attend the services for his sister
 Mrs. Carlson had suffered for a number of years from heart con- dition but had appeared to be in good health and spirits when she visited with Juneau relatives while the Baranof was in port here south bound week ago Sunday. She was going to Seattle to open her home there for a visit from her grandchildren. the children of her daughter Gene, (Mrs. LaVelle Thompson) who passed away last October in Mccall, Idaho. The children and their father reside in Mccall where Thompson is chief of Forest Rangers in that part of the state.
 Mrs. Carlson was 55 years of age. She was born in Juneau, Cordelia Evangelire, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Montgomery Davis, early pioneer residents of this city. She attended the Juneau schools and St. Mary's Episcopal School in Portland, Oregon When she was twenty years of age she was mar ried to William Carlson, son of a prominent pioneer salmon can- nery operator in southeast Alaska.
 For several years after their marriage the Carlsons resided at Aux Bay where Carlson was super intendent of the cannery operated there by his father and in which he had an interest.
 Two daughters were born to them, Gene and Kathleen.
 Later they lived in Seattle and returned to Juneau to reside here several years while Carlson was a buyer for the New England Fish Company.
 They went to Seattle two years ago and purchased a nome there but returned to Alaska last May going to Sitka where Carlson rep resented the Juneau Cold Storage Company.
 Mrs. Carlson was a member of the Order of Eastern Star No. 2 of Juneau, and Auxiliary of Igloo No. 6, Pioneers of Alaska and a member of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church of this city. During her last. residence in Juneua she has participated actively in the AWVS nursery work at the Governors House.
 Surviving Mrs. Carlson are her husband, her daughter Kathleen, of Seattle, six grandchildren and her brothers Trevor and Cedric Davis of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-13
FRED FLETCHER RITES
 HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Fred Fletcher will be held tomorrow at 2 D. m. in the Charles w. Carter Chapel with Boyd Field saying the service.
 Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery Pallbearers will be Nick Rocovich, N. Haines, Nicholai Jen- son, David Simonson, A. T. Ny gaard and George Morrison.
 He is survived by his wife Myrtle and a sister, Mildred Eherhard of Olympia, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-13
ESC ORDERED TO HOLD FUNDS FOR
 ALL CREDITS DUE

Continued from Page One) ner and Dimond would prepare the necessary order >for the inn pounding of the funds for the pro- lection of the employers, pending an appeal to the U. S. Court of Appeals which the Commission has already taken.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-12

, Ser Suit unO ibr Saudi trl1g er=
quidenOen Iuft Sen @anoerern 5u.
G5 mar cine Gale, Die Dor ibnen lag.
8alo batten lie lie erreid)t. llno bic
Hare Guelle unO Ser Gattel iiiBe &ob=
lal erQltictte tie. Go5 lhneuenOe 8ros
luo sur Hube un0 oca 9aunes
Sd)irm 0iente 5ltm GbOob. Hings nm
oa5 Doblige GlGbhen, lpo sic Cuellc
am SURE zines ltirmenoen 8oune5
rielelte, bliibtcn Hoien IN 6iilIe 1mo
ibr lpiir5iger Tuft erfiillte uQe5 1tn-
Der
9tlr Elm HoienbuiH bIiihtc niht
uno batte alld) feline &noIpen; abcr
leln frild)9ritne5 2aub NOR oid1t 1lno
reid, allo OaB ea elm iideres 2oub-
Oah bilOete, lno unter inn mar mei-
dies 8rus.
ltno ooa &inO SeiuS ihlun1nlert,
im heill9en 6rieoen. Ntnrio bettetc
IS inter 0em 9toienItrou6 uno G3
I6lief lanit uno iiiB. 0torio ober
ging, I'M Iib audi 81 loben.
ltnO ais lie nun 1pie0erfebrte, 1tm
5lt mo6en Oh 0es beiIigen &inoIcin$
fube, unO lie Oa5 bol0ielige @eicn
unO Seinen 8otte5frieoen 0elpobr
tpurOe, Oa erfiillte Ielige @onne ibr
Ser5 lnO lie priea Sen 6errn, Der lie
10 bO6 be9naoete, in einem Sob,
gelong. Sn Ser @onne ibre5 Ser5ena
fiel ibr 8lid auf Sen HolenItroud,
Ser feline 9liite bate, lmter Dem Nus
ainolein id)lief. llno lie prizes i'm
| glitfli6, 0aB oaS Sell Ser @elt rltbc
unter leinem Shotten, lno iegrctc
| i'm.
am OarouifoIgenoen Gage 500 Sic
81. 6amilie neiter, bis lie oo5 8I1b-
d)en Der 9fuhe fol1oen in Negppten.
9lla MN &erooes tot mar. Ser Dem
&lnOlein nad) Dem &eben getrohtet
hutte, fehrten lie heim uuf Oes Serrn
@ehelb ltnO fnmen ld)ier Inn 0ielelbe
3elt an Die Stcle, no lie Grultifuna
gerulnOen alf Ser Iludt nud) 9(egpp,
ten, lm0 TanOen lie lpieoer. llno liebe,
olle HoIen unO sic GueIle butten ihon
perblittct, aber Der Strnrh, lnter
oe''cn So1bouf Oua &inOIein gerltbt,
mar nit touIen0 Sgliiten beoeft uno
oudb oie 9lGtter Oufteten aIio, ooB Elm
ooppelter @oblgerllf DON ibm aus
ging, aus 9liite uno 8lutt. llno SSo-
'epb nonnte Sic 9fole uWnrien=RoIe" ,
Oorum, lpeil lie Moria geIegnet. llno
nod bellte beiBt lie 10, uno es buffet.
no lie itebt, 9liite unO 9lott, ourum,
onB Der Stral1d Elm Sboa6 gegeben
Dem Nerrn ser @elt.
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uno 8abel blinfeno blunf lit S6muG
oem drmlten Sii6 umo - lit erreih-
bar. Gerl6penOet oas 10 id)perper-
oiente @elO lelbItperItGn0lih nidt,
DertpenOet es in eriter 9}eibe fiir Oo5
mas notuenoig an giien, Gri1fen
unO &leioung. 9lber ihon cine nett int
Wtulter gelpdblte &affeefanne fonn
Elm fleines Er1nfltiif ooritellen 1tnO
fiir menig 8elo 81 baben iein.
SelbIt sic bier @Gnoe elmer 9a6.
falnner fonnen elld) bebaglih an
lahen, tuenn ibr NIT et1puS 8el6maf
unO 2iebe fiir elter Seim lie l6n1iift; 6;
babt MIR 9lugen, audi I'M ginfohe1t
cas S6one 81 finOen.
S6 itono nel1li6 bei elmer olten
6il6fralt nls lie mir Seringe obpog;
Oa glan5te an i6rer Sano Ser einfahe,
I6on Iebr Oiinn gelporoene Cheering.
gr ldniegte li6 an pte Elm goloener
@itrtel. Gte SanO ser 9llten mar rot
uno gelf)moaen uno nit 5Sii6Ihup=
pen itberlut - ltnO oo6 lag Elm eigen-
tiimli6er Jfei5 itber Ser perar6eiteten,
nit einfahen 8olOreif gel6miiftet
Sano, etluaS freuoig 6reunoli6eS in
,mitten aQer slQtagli6feit. - Is
tltn's ni6t Siondnten rno Gerlen,
niht 8erier uno gisbdrenfelle, r,iht
teure SelgemGloe, nod &riItoai6o-
len; unIere 9lltporOeren fonnten oos
all6 ntft, MIR Sic @ei6idlt6feit, Ser
SlelB uno ser S6onbeit3iinn ser
Sauamlltter l6uffte nit enlliger Sano
BEN Shmuf oe5 Salrles, iponn.
ne6te uno mirfte 8enGnoer iopobi
Die ull6 oft berrli6e sgehGnge fiir sic
8endher 0e5 SallieS. Sic t0pferte
logar lelblt, l6uf ihongefornte &rii=
ge, S6iileln llno Seller uno bemalte
lie nrf oas 5ierlidlte nit 9l11nen poer
linnreiden Sprii6en. Sic fonnte nidt
elnfacb in ein u@arenboll5" lauren
uno lpleleno ulles 5lllammenfaltfen :;
lelbIt oas Moterial fir lire 9lrbeiten
n1llBte lie Iid) miibiam I'M ein5eln
lelblt idaTfen. Sic felterte Itet 1uno
brallte ous lpiir5ige 8ier. gSie be
Quem ba6en mir es! Grlm burtig, ibr
Srol1en unb SSrouhen, beiirnt ertd,
merbet 1pieoer ehte Sallsfrouen, Sic
ri6tige 8efdhrtin Oes Wonne5, modt
ibm lein Sul1s 5u einem Enrooies,
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Hunt Brtrn in hpr Tamilir

$50 5tpei oOer Orei in Wteinern
9tamen oerlammelt iino, Oo BIN sSt)
mitten unter ibnen." Sieles tr0Itlide
@ort oes Serrn gilt nift nur pom
gemeinlamen geten in ser Stride, e2
gilt uu6 bonn Samiliengebet. @eraoe
bier bat Oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eine1
tiefen Sinn. Ienn in ser 5somilie,
oieler fleinlten aber audi feltelt gefiig=
ten 3elle ser @emeini6aft, iteben
alle: Gater, Wtrtter &inoer ltno 1per
INNER CUR Sausgeneinidaft geb0rt,
etnmiitig 5uiammen, Inn 9lrbeit uno
Soraen, ssrelto unb oeio niteinnnne~
uno fiireinanOer 5l1 traeen. Soften
lie Oa nidt audi gemeiniam beteno Dor
@ott Iteben, obne beiien Segen alles
Miiben lebtlid llmionIt lit?
slber gang abgeieben BON oen1 Got
tesiegen, Sen iol6es 8eten allf ein
Sous uno ibre 8etpobner bera65l1=
rufen oermag, bas Samiliengebet
birgt al1d) 1pertbolIlte natiirlidbe &C.
gensfrafte in iid. gs idafft 1,no er-
bdIt in Der Sausgemeinidaft Sic
aaes trogenoe, belebenoe uno perfld=
renoe 4tmoipbare, obne bie ii6 6riit=
libes Samilienleben ipeber entfalten
nod erbalten fann. gs i6miebet Sic
5u oem einen bimmlii6en 8ater
8etenben nod inniger 5ulammen unb
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@ic iDllen iuir beten ::

Solange bie &inOer nod Dor Oel
GrlDa6lenen elien unO sur Nube
geben, meroen Die Gltern nit ihnen
belonoer5 beten. Sic merOen babel 5l1=
no6lt nit oem beiligen &rel55eiden
uno gang einfa6en, fleinen 8ebetden
beginner. IS lit cine ebenio ih0ne mie
mihtige glternaufgobe, ibre &le!nen
lhon redt fri1b5eittg gum 8eten an=
5ulelten. Wenn Die &lnOer beram1pud=
len, nebmen lie nad uno nod, an Dem
@ebet Der 8roBen tell. }So fin0en lie
am beiten Oen sSeg bon ser finolithen
8ebetslpeile 81 ser 8ebetsiorn Ser
grlpohIenen, lno lie erleben 10 al1c5
praftiif, 0aB bas 8eten nidt MIR cine
Safe fir sic ,fleinen &inoer, lonoern
ebenlo 8nnoe uno 9fIiht Iiir sic Gr.
uadienen it,
Sooft mir in ser ISun1ilie gcnein=
lam beten, 1perOen mir ltns an felt=
ltebenOe 8ebetaterte bulten nitlleu.
Sn unlerem perionlihen 8eten ober
lollten mir inns Oa5u er5ieben lm0
unlere &lnOer Ga5l unleiten, al1d) in
eigenen @orten nit 8ott 5u lprehen.
@ir Oiirfen ni6t glnl1ben Bott iei
filr unS nur in fnnpp beuellenen
Stunoen 5u lpreden unO perlonge
bon inns gleidlom cine felntchenOc
9mt5Iprade. Gr lit in jeOem slugeu=
blid bereit, inns 5lt borel, I'M 10 eber,
| ie e6ter unO finOlidber mir 51 r<hm
beten, mogen llnlere @prte notI 10
unbebolfen lein.
3u 8ott beten 5lt oiirfcn lit nid)t
10 lebr barte Gfliht nls pieln1ehr be-
gliidence @nooe. 9eten ninnt Ser
6anilie au6 niht5 Don ibrer untiir=
lihen Soeimeligfeit. SSm @egenteil
Sic betenOe 1Samilie lit pou itiIlen
6roblinn5. 0}utig 1tnO iiberlegen mel:
Itert lie Die oielfdltigen 9lufgoben Oe$
2ebens, oie irOiId)en 1pie Die rcligi0.
len. Starf uno gottbertraueno Itehl
lie in Ben Sugen Ser Eriifung ltnr
OeS 2ei0es, penn 9fenl6entroit nid)i
mebr belfen fnnn. Sic 1par ltno iii
81 allen 3eiten ser perIdBlid)lte Sort
! fiir Solf unb atrhe.
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Dpr falfd1r INN npr mahrr
Ghri1t

Sn oie StaOt 9lleranOrien tam emit
- lpie Ser fl. 8regoril15 BON Npiio
er5ablt - Elm unber5iebenoer 8allf=
ler unO ribtete ouf einem ser offeltt-
liden Blote ieine S6oubiibne uuf.
gto6oem er Oo5 Solf Our6 oerlhic=
oene S6panfe beluItigt bate, lieB er
enolid) elm fleine5 uno nieolihes
0tdohen ouf Die 8iibne fommen, mel
Dies, in 8olO, Surpur unO Seioe ge=
fleiOet, bein Spiel Ser 3itber 10 flinf
lno titnItlerild) tan5te, ouB ieine
lSprllnge al9emeine5 Staunen erreq.
ten. gtur elnem eln5igen unter Den
3uldauern Dolte Dies 9alett nidt
gebeuer Dorfommen; Sic Spriinae
ldtenen ibm au5u fre1noortig rmO
auBer Ser menl6li6en @eiie. Gr
bolte oesbalb einige glepfel uno Niille
ltno mari lie auf Die 8iibne bin. ,Sn
oemlelben slugenblif iprang sic per
meintlihe Sdn5erin bin5u, rib nit
ben Sunoen ooer pielmebr nit Den
SorOerpfcten Sic 2orpe pom &opf
berab, Inn Die So6en bequemer II
befommen, llno mahte li6 nit gr0Bz
tenn gifer iiber Die 9lepfel llno gtiiiie
ber.
80 boben ooron enolif," lo9t
6regorlll5, roie 9lffen Ben slffeu er-
fnnnt!"
Gin 9eilpiel, oo5 tagt4glid lid be-
ltatigt. 8ibt eS nidt Mte1i den gcnug,
Die ben mabren Gbriiten gleidieben2
sic beten lte beIll6en Die &ird1e. iie
ra'ten 5ulpeilen, lie be5eid)nen 1ih nit
Dem &rel5, lie oerebren sic ie4iaIte
SungfralL lie geben iogar sur 9eid)t,
lte belpabrer einen hriltli6en InItrid
llno hriItlid)e Wfonieren 9(ber
mas lle ldeinen, itno lie es audi in
@abrbelt? 'Sopie sic nlinoeIte Ser
lubung lbnen entgegenfo1nnt, iobalo
Der Seufel, Die @elt ooer oie b0le @e-
legenbeit trgenOeine 2odipeiie ibnen
IN Den @eg pirft - Tugs, neil sic
bole gegieroe iiberlpiegt, tperfen lie
Die driltfatbolilhe Wtasfe nea uno
5eigen pie iie iino. Ser tpobre GbriIt
aber tr1et feline 0aosfe, ionoern ienes
neue uno bintmlii6e @elpano, BON
pelbem Ser apoiteI iaet: 3iebet oen
nenen Wteniden an, ser mad 8ott
erl6affen, in Ser @ere6tigfeit unb
Selligfeit Der @abrbeit" uno feline
gnoa6t lit feline leere ,3eremonie,
ionbern cine Nnbetllng i'm 8eiite uno
in Ser @abrbeit
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Die Martrn-Rnfp
Gine 2eaenoc

ga gibt cine niloe 9folc, oerell
9ldtter elnen gar unmlttigen 8erllC;)
oerbreiten, beionOer5 menn ein lpur
mer Regen lie beneBt hot. Gieueictt
fennt ihr lte inter Sen 9tanen v&rell5-
BORN" 9lm hGutiglten beiBt lie 800
rien=Gole". Gon oieler Hoienurt bnt
Iict cine gar i6one, fromme Sage gc.
biloet rtno erhnlten, Die ih ellf bier
er5dblen mill, lpie lcb lie bon lnelnell
8roBpoter gebort babe.
9llS IN 0en crlten 9ebenatugen De@
Serrn ser grinnige Seroocs nit
blltglerigen @er5en Sbn t0ten molItc.
ga eridien oen Soiepb ein gngel i'm
Sraum Ser ou iprad): rStehe ulf,
nimm ons &inOlein uno Seine Oflltz
ter 81 Dir unO fliihte nod 9le9ppten,
lno bleib' ouoo, bis ih oir's loge.
llno Solepb tat, pie linn Oes Soerru
Sote gebeiBen, nobm OoS &inOlein
SeIu5 uno Seine Wfutter Weorio llnG
entni6 nah oem 9legpptenlono, lmo
Der Grimm Nes bll,tgierigen Serobea
erreihte Slrael5 Soffnung nidt.
Sic 9fetie a6er mar niibielig, oenn
lie fiibrte balo ourh gerge, bolo ourd1
brennenoe @iiiten, llno lie litten piel
Sranglal blrd Site lmo Gurlt, apeiI
sic Come pom 1Sirnlument branntc
uno lelten Guellen 5u finoen 1parel
auf ibrem @ege. Iber lie eilten, oenn
binter ibnen tagen Surdt rno Shrcf.
ten uno Dor ibnen Soffnrng 1tn>
Srieoen.
ginlt, ais i6on monde SogesreiIt
binter ibnen Lag, sic lie pollenbet III
9liiben0elu Suube uuo inter oey
Come @lut, betrat ibr SUB aber=
mails cine SSH ltenei, no fein &rGl1t
lein tpud)s, fein Straud) geoieb, feil'
Baum S6atten gab uno feline Suelle
GrQuidung bot - l,no ood) brannte
sic Some uno Ser GrrIt quilte iebr,
uno nod mar es nicbt Otittag. 9lIs
aber bie !Dtittagsionne ibre lengenoen
Stroblen bonn Silnmel berabIonote,
oa fonnten iie's nimmer ertrogen ,no
ianfen nieoer l,nb beteten Inn StGr=
flung. uno Ser Serr Itdrfte lie, oob lie
Dieoer fiirbaB tpanoern fonnten. Mls
lie aber ibre slueen erboben, oo lag
es grim Dor ibnen ipie Elm ioftiger
8ieienteppi6 11no oie 8almen ipieg-
ten lire &ronen i'm mil6en @eben
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Sht1,itk
@pm s. a II d @ a + |

'S6ntlf ma6t Oie SdBli6en nidt
Id)oner nod biibiber, ia, fam lie oft
I'M 8eeenteil iogar 1lnfein entlteqen.
IS bat mir sum 8eiipiel ME einlel1d)z
ten pollen, tparum cine 5ipiliiierts
6rau Sbrringe trogen mag sat Sic
8etreffenOe fleine 5ierlidbe Sbren, io
lino oiele elm S6mlld 5un 8eitdt un
ii6 uno peroen our6 Sbrfn0pfhen
ooer 8ommel MIR bdBli6 beeintrdh=
tigt. Sat aber Sic SrGgerin groBe
Sbren - o tueb! 0unn folen lic
our6 sic Sbrringe MIR nod idlim=
mer ins sluee. 0od lit oos i6lieBlih
@ei6nufiahe. Sd fiir meinen Sell
meine MIR, bdtte ser liebe @ott i'm
Sbr 'Shmltf geipollt Damn bGtte Gr
audi gleih geiorgt, Die i'm anbrinz
9en.
9l6er Oapon poGte itb eigentli6 gar
nt6t ipre6en, iiberbaupt nift bonn
Sbmlf ser 6ra1 al iid ielblt, Oh
gleid i6 iebr oafitr bin, oaB 6ruu
uno 6ralt6en ii6 INNER redt nett
berri6ten, oantit, tpenn uer" naG-
bal,le fomlnt, iie reft biibid finOet;
lange nah ser gritnen @od5eit. 81
etDas loQ anbalten iiber oie iiIberne
lnO goloene bis 5ur oiamantenen i'm
ltlobtpeiBen !Saar. s(ber genalt 10 iou
tbn audi ser S6mlf ieines 6allIes
ooer, tits nidt mebr, ieineS Stiib=
hens ltno feline &ii6e 5ula6en INNER
Dieoer; oas lit cas 9(ntt ser g1ten
Sallsfrau.
Sc fleiner oas 5eim, oeito rm=
ltanolid)er llno belhmerli6er, es I'M
mer taoellos in Sronl1ng gu balten,
ous lit niht peg5ulel1gnen, benn man
bat faum BlaB ltno Otobel genl1g, ltn
allies an leinen beltim1nten Srt 81
tln. 0arum miiBte Damn sSralthen
eben Ooppelt orOnltngsliebeno rno
oreiooppelt Notwithstanding iein,
Inn Olr6 allerbano getpanote &niffe
audi oielem $5eim Srul,litfeit 5u
geben.
Gs gibt iunge 6rauen, sic nlr ebeu
oie notlpenoigite SrOnung uno oieie
nod nidt mai i6affen, tpenn ser
8atte ins @elhaft sesongen iih
lelblt cann a6er iebr i60n vberrib=
ten" uno nun losbummeln gu aaen
beiler Dobnenoen 8efannten, INN iiber
ibre Seinatloiigfeit ltunoenlang git
flagen uno 81 flati6en. Sp4ter trifit
tie iid Damn nit eWdnne in irgenb-
einem Geltul,rant 5um giien, uno mo-
moglid gebt es Damn noh in Elm
"mulifalil6es" Gafe ODER aufregen-
oes &ino; oas ales iou sic bGusIide
8emiitli6feit erleten. @ie biel mob
Ter es oem Wanne 1pdre, tpenn er 51l=
bauie am nod 10 fleinen Sii6, nah
aller slrbeit, i'm ltillen 8ebogen sic
SiiBe Dor itd) itreden f0nnte uno
ettpas SelbItbereitetes porgefrnoen
bdtte - 0afiir fano ite Belt un6
Wfiibe ni6t. l1no bo6 lit es ser tpert=
poulte Shmud, Sen lie in hns 0ehen
oes Wtannes 5u trngen bat.
8eiinnt eud oarauf, ibr Srauell,
Ihniidt Dem grbaIter oes Sauies oie
Sausli6teit. @rfreut i'm, iei's nur
bur6 eigens fiir i'm bineeltellte 8ll>
men ooer bur6 cine beionoers fir i'm
angeri6tete Speiie. MiiBt ibr ben
Sausbalt al1d nod 10 iebr einri6ten
euer Gid fann trotoem INNER nie
cine fleine Seittafel ausieben, rno
mare es aub nur burb Elm i6neetpeis
Bes Sii6tu6 Gollte es als einaiges
INNER tpieber eetpal6en uno nod 10
niel geltopft iein). Das tdglide 8rpt
auf einem biibiden Seller ooer 5iers
li6en 8rotforb, bas Sal5 ba5u in
einem nie6lid1en 9tGpfd1en, MeiSer
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bilft ibnen binlpeg iiber oie tleinen
Spannlngen uno 3pilti9feiten, Die
Ser slatog geraoe I'M engiten &reile
10 leiht nit iih bringt. g5 erpeiit iid)
ols Elm lueiler gr5ieber, Ser Die ein-
5elnen mobnt l1nO ltGrtt, ouh orou=
ben i'm 2eben oa5 5u Dollbringen, mo-
81 lte itd] beteno Dor Ser gan5en So
mile befennen. Gem gcmeinlomeS
gefennen uno 8eloben, oa$ perpiIih
tet, binOet llno gibt Salt.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Washington Report
BY United states Senator
Herbert X. O'Con0r


With the capital all agog over the
Joint Ahmed Foreign Rela-
yions hearings, at which General
Douglas Macarthur will present his
views. beginning Thul day, there is
general satisfaction at the prospect
that results Of the hearings will be
made public as far as security require
ment, permit.
This is very greatly to be desired.
The only way to convince the people
OF Ameri a that fullest use is being
made of General NiacArthur's eX-
pelicnce and knowledge Of the Far
East is by official pronouncements
that at least would give assurance
that the views Of General Macarthur
have been given fullest consideration,
and are being balanced against the
opposing views in other government
circles, to the point where future
policies will give official recognition
to all the facts that are presented.
would certainly be concerned if |
thought the Committees were APP
preaching the hearings in any other
spirit. The announcement by Armed
Services Committee Chairman Russell
of Georgia, that he has already asked
the Defense Department to release for
general publication as much material
as possible relating to this historic
conflict of views will be sufficient,
am sure, to satisfy our people that
there will be no suppression of views
and no attempt made to pass over
any opinions which the former Far
Eastern Commander may propose.
While there has been considerable
correspondence from all sections as
to the relieving of this great military
leader, I am convinced that, basically,
every loyal American is anxious to
see come out of these hearings what
|, here on the Hill, look forward to
eagerly namely, a foreign policy
that will be realistic, that will actually
be based on the best information and
knowledge available and that will
safeguard American interests and
save the lives Of our fighting men.
Crime Study Enters New Phase
As Of today the investigation by
the Senate Committee into the opera
tons Of organized crime in interstate
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commerce will enter aeu phase. Sen
ator Kefauvor, who la done sdch Il
magnificent jon in un-ogeriug the
qualifications of criminal activities il
the fields of gambling, narcotics. etc.
will lelmquish the pest which he has
filled so acceptahly and have agreed
to serve as Chairman with Senator
Kefauver remaining as an associate
member.
Many far-reaching recommended
tons, legislativcly and otherwise, are
contained in the Report being sub-
mitted over which we have labored
during the past thirty days. believe
that, if put into effect, they will go
a long way towards eliminating many
of the conditions that nave served 10
make possible the spread of gangstcr
methods and the establishment of the
crime empire which has had Il
stranglehold on law enforcement in
many parts of the country.
was one Of those who felt that
the work Of the Committee had beel
so worthwhile that it should be con-
tinued. just what directions the Com
nttees activities will take for the
next -four months, however, will be
determined only after a thorough con-
sideration of the fields still to be
covered i'm thp SDprific areas in which
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Five Join Army Units

The enlistment of five persons last
week were announced by T/Sgt.
George f. Kirby, Oakland recruiter.
Enlsting in the L, s. Air Force
for -four years unassigned rs privatcs
were Kenneth Lee Wolf, II, SON Of
Mrs. Reulah Barnes, Cumberland and
Oakland; Frederick II. Lewis, II. son
of Mrs. Bessie 4. Lewis, Oakland;
Earl Dale Nicholson, 10, Mt. Lake
Park.
Enlisting in the L. S. Army for p
months were George A. Moon, 10,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Albert VI. Moon,
Deer Park; and Junior Paugh, 49,,
Deer Park, son Of Mrs Ruth 7. Cal
lis.
Moon and Paugh were employed as
coal miners prior To enlistment. They
We're forwarded t. Fort George g..
Meade for basic training and pro-
cessing. Neither had previous SER
vice.
Wolfe, who rc-enlisted, was sent
to Boiling air force base in Washing
ton, for processing prior to assign
mcnt. He served last year with the
corps Of engineers at Fort Knox, KY.
Lewis had formerly applied for
enlistment, was accepted and returned
home to await orders Nicholson was
graduated from Oakland High School
in 1913 Prior to enlistment he was
employed as a woodworker in Cleve-
land, Ohio. He had no prior military
scr Nicn.
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ACCIDENT

The Brethren Ladies' Aid group
served the district Young Peoples
group at the church last Thursday
evening. Guest speaker was Rev. Carl
Meyers, Of Hagerstown.
John P. Speicher has been named
the principal of the newly constructed
Northwestern Senior High school in
University Park. Prince Georges
county. The new building is reported
to be one Of the largest in the state
and built for an enrolment of two
thousand students. Young Speicher Is