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Evening star., 1952-03-18
|IBC Owners Defend
Actions After u. 5.
Charges Monopoly
BY N. Associated Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 18.-The In
Iternational Boxing Club. which
has contracts with every world
champion from featherweight
to heavyweight. today was faced
with the biggest fight Of its three
year career.
The Government filed a civil
anti-trust suit against the club
yesterday maintaining the IBC
is conspiring to monopolize
championship fights in the United
Estates.
Wide Public Interest.
Commenting on the action In
Washington, Attorney General j.
Howard McGrath said the suit
was intended to remove monopo-
llistic practices. The public. con-
testants. promoters. and radio
land television broadcasters are
"entitled to a free. competitive
market in business which CON-
mands such wide public interest,
,lhe added. 4
/ Both James D. Norris Of New
York and Arthur Wirtz Of Chi.
lcago, owners Of the IBC, prompt.
lily defended their actions.
"As far as we are concerned
we've acted on advice of counsel
who said all our actions were
perfectly legal" said Norris il
! Miami Beach, Fla, where he i,
vacationing. "If the Government
finds otherwise. we'll just hav,
to change"
| Grid League Cited.
1T is my understanding tina
personal service contracts ar,
exempt from the antitrust law
commented Wirtz in Chicago
From a purely personal angle.
cant understand why I'VE shoulc
be sued for putting our bouts OF
} IteleviSion, while the Nationa
Football League was sued for no,
putting their games on television. ;
/ An antitrust suit instituted b,
the Government is pendins
against the NFL for RESTRICTING
television Of its games.
The Government contends |,
the suit that the IBC obtained
contracts from champions ant
. leading contenders in all majo
; weight divisions requiring tn,
. fighters to box exclusively for tn,
IBC. The club also is accused O
controlling the sale of radio. tele
vision and motion picture right
to the fights and obtaining exclu
, sive use of principal arenas il
, New York. Chicago and other larg
cities.
The IBC said champions ar
!, permitted to fight for other pro
moterS even while they're unde
contract to the Norris-Wirtz com
bination.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Bunker Hill Nine to Drill

The Bunker Hill Junior Amer
lean Legion baseball team will
start practice Saturday at II am.
at the Armory field. ANY one want
ing to join the club is invited to
try out. Practices will be every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Federal Golf Event Set

The Federal Golf Association
will hold mixed Scotch foursome
at Fairfax Country Club April
10. Entries must be filed at the
Recreation Department, 3l49 Six
tenth street NV, by April 9.
Evening star., 1952-03-18


W ay of the
Is n agg er s."
The W. hite
Perch uld
follow closely,
after which
the Shad will
b e in order r.
Fletcher's Boat
House, located
off Of Canal
Road, on the
Potomac, offers
all the conven-
Evening star., 1952-03-18

Today a year ago-Pat O'Sul-
livan won the Titleholders Golf
Tournament at Augusta, Ca.
with q score Of 301.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
TACKLE FISHING.
By "Solfy" Mills .

Limited catches of Herring are
now being taken In the Potomac
in the Wash. area. The heavy run
should start In q few days a. then
nek ant of the
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Baseball. League Meeting

The Prince Georges Suburban
Baseball League win hold meet
ing at 8 pm. tomorrow at Snug
Harbor Tavern.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

fences needed
to engage In this fishing sport.
We are now offering a Special
Glass Rod, perfect for Fresh as
well as Salt Water (Bay) fishing
in q 2-pc. model for the very low
price Of $695. A terrific value
while 1t lasts. Buy your tackle
from FISHERMEN, not salesmen,
at MILLS Co., 9th q Z SITS. NV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of this proceeding is to
secure foreclosure of all rights of re-
demption in the following property
situate in Garrett County, Maryland,
sold by the Collector and Late COllec-
tor of taxes for Garrett County and
the State of MARYLAND to the plaintiff
in these proceedings:
Lots Nos IT'S to 1875, inclusive, 1919
to 219, inclusive, and 2l5 to 235, in
elusive. in Davis Addition to the town
of Oakland, Election District No. 7,
Garrett County, Maryland, and being
the same property which was con-
veyed to Horace K. Dewitt by deed
from John W. Davis and wife dated
the 21st day of August, 1928, and re-
%, one of the Land Records of Gar
rett County, Maryland.
The bill states, among other things,
that the amounts for redemption have
not been paid, although more than a
year and day from the date of sale
has expired.
IT Is THEREUPON, this 9Th day
of February. 1852, by the Circuit
Court for Garrett County. Maryland,
in Equity, ORDERED that notice be
given by the insertion Of a copy Of
this order in some newspaper having
general circulation in Garrett County,
Maryland, once a week for four sue
cessive weeks warning all persons in
terested in the said property to be
and appear in this Court by the 7th
day of April, 1852, and redeem the
property and answer the Bill of Com
plant, or thereafter a final decree
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Md.
Market report for February 4.
Medium run, prices steady on all

Market report for February 4.
Medium run, prices steady on all
grades.
Horses: 800 to 45O.
Steers: 1925 to 1880.
Hefers: medium to good, 2900 to
31.00; common to medium, 1910 to
273O.
Cows: utility and commercial, 22.5O
to 24.10; Gamers. 1900 to 20.00.
Bulls: 2O.00 to $3.50
Veals: good to choice, 41.50 to
1900; fair to good, 1850 to 3700;
medium weight, 1900 to $500.
Hogs 40 lbs. to $50 lbs, 1915 to
2120; 1870 lbs to 220 lbs, 1900 to
1000; 22O lbs. and over, 1850 to
2O90.
Bears: 9.30 to 14.25.
Sows: 1850 to 1850
Pigs and shoats. 500 to 1910.
Ewes: $50 to $500
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

Good beef bulls, 29.0O to 5000 cwt /;
commercial bolognas, 27.25 to 1900
cwt.; common to utility bolognas, 25.10
to 26.75 cwt.
Cows; dairyherds, 10000 to 235.OO
head; low cutters, 1900 to 20,40 cwt. !;
Gamers, 1900 to 1900 cwt.
Veals: no choice and prime veal
available Good to choice, 41.O0 to
42.50 cwt.; fair to good, $3.50 to 1000
cwt.; medium weights, $3.50 to 300
cwt.; light weights, 27.4O to 31.5O
cwt.
Hogs: good and choice, lao lbs. to
ITS lbs, 1900 to 1880 cwt,; good and
choice, 1870 lbs. to 900 lbs, 1910 to
20.50 cwt.; good and choice, PTS lbs.
to 300 lbs, 1925 to 1875 cwt
Shoats: 1900 to 1915 head.
Heavy hens: 24c to 25c Id. Leghorn
hens, 15c ID. to 19c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

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brought 1900 to 1925 cwt. Choice to
prime: $500 to $500 cwt.; good to
choice, 1880 to 1890 cwt; medium to
good, 31OO to 3275 cwt.; fair to
medium, 260O to 5000 cwt.
Heifers: no choice heifers avail
able. Medium to good, 29.OO to 5000
cwt.; fair to medium, $500 to $3.50
cwt.; common to utility, POTS to 23.75
cwt.
Bulls: no choice bulls available
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

ter2St IN the flch
Some of his most
famous and pene-
trating $ a vi n G s
were S p o k e n in
conversations with
wealthy men. The
truth is, J g $ u S
was interested in
people, as D e 0 pl e.
Whether they were
rich or poor was.
for him. a side
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
DEER PARK

School News
The following children have not
missed school thus far this year:
Mary Ellen Itnyre, Robert Broad
water, Richard Marley, Tavern Hine-
baugh, Janet Clary, Ruth Ann Hare,
Robert limbaugh, James Haines,
Paul Clary, Connie Clary and Richard
Fitzwater.
Miss Elizabeth Slater, supervisor,
brought the pupils Of the primary
room three white rats to be used in
the study of health.
Patricia Friend is confined to her
home with the humps.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

1925.
Steers: 1880 to 34.l0.
Steer calves: 1925 to 1925.
Heifers: 1890 to 27.00.
Cows: medium, 1890 to 22.OO; COM
mon, 1870 to 1900.
Cows: head, 1900 to 272.50.
Bulls: 22.8O to 27.8O.
Hogs: 1910 to 1000. Sows: 1856
to 1920 Male hogs: 9.25 to $40.
Pigs and Shoats: $50 to 1890.
Horses: $50 to 400.
Heavy Hens: 240O to 28.50. Leg
horns, 1900 to 2000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
FRIEND STOCK YARD
Accident, Md.

ACCIDENT, Md.
Medium run, prices steady.
Horses: $50 to 400 cwt.
Steers: The All steers that We're
brought into the sale this week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

Lambs: 2O.OO to 1920.
Heavy broilers: II I2c to 81 l2c lb.;
heavy hens. 2212c to 3312c ID. Leg
horn hens, 12c to 21c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

issue. And still he knew that a man
with money has both temptations
to evil and opportunities for good
that the poor man never has.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
Two Rich Men
Lesson for February 10, 1852

EVERYBODY knows that Jesus
3 took an interest in the poor. But
there is another side of the pic
ture: Jesus took just as keen an in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07

TESUS did not ask all h. follow
ers to get rid of every penny
they possessed Zscch.c 'je. for in
stance. did not reno No. al he had
What he did was to- i've back all
that did not belong 20 h m. and give
away good deal th0t did jesus
did not ask this man TO - more
A doctor does not . vs. nre-
scribe the same OrerTi IN for
every one. For s0lcc rop, an
appendix is a s0urce Of danger
and must be removed at once.
for others. an ar1endiX nav
safely and most Wie"'v be left
where it is.
Jesus could see tina, the younger
man was at the pojn who're money
was about to be his master: 50 m
deed it was for the older man. But
the first could not shake off the
tyranny of his wealth his own
wealth; the other man could
For the serVan' of Christ, money
is not in Itself a sin. It is d root Of
sin when its voice is louder than
the voice Of the Master. 1t is the
means of sin when it stops the ears
to cry Of need. No one can call
himself a Christian when he re-
fuses his money in tie service Of
Christ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
Two Rich Men

TESUS met two men of means who
} were quite different from each
other.
One, who remains namelesS, had
much to recommend him. He was
rich, but perhaps that was the last
thing people thought about when
they saw him. He was young and
vgorous; when he came to Jesus
for an interview he did not walk,
he ran. He was a man of execu-
tive ability, for the story calls him
a ruler" He was good, at least
he claimed to have kept all the
Ten Commandments, and Jesus did
not contradict him.
Furthermore, he was eager in
the right direction. His prin-
cipal ambition was not to have
more money but to have eter-
nal life. On top of all this,
Jesus loved him. You would
certainly think that a man like
that couldn't miss. But he did.
On the other hand was the man
Zacchaeus. Being a publican, and
rich, it is perfectly obvious that he
couldn't have been either honest or
generous, for it was only the greedy
and the dishonest in those days who
could amass fortunes by collecting
taxes. He was no doubt middle
aged. for it took time to rise to the
top in the publican game. AS for
eagerness for spiritual things, he
seems not to have felt a bit of it.
We may guess that Jesus was not
the only one who loved the rich
young ruler; but if Jesus loved Fac
chaeus, and he must have, he was
perhaps the only person then in
Jericho who did No community
loves a man who bleeds it white.
Yet, strange as it seems, it is this
rich man, this bad rich man, who
comes out in the end with higher
rating than the good rich man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-07
Money the Master

Money the Master
THE last thing we see Of the good
I rich man is his turning his back
on Goodness. He had chance to
follow Christ-the same chance that
Peter and Matthew had, the same
command. Follow Me!
What great service Christ had
in mind for him we shall never
know. All we know is that he
made the great refusal. Per-
haps he thought better of it and
came back later on; but it is
not likely. The last we see of
him is his back, as he went
away sOrrOWful."
Jesus never said of him what he
said of Zacchaeus. Salvation never
came to his house. He never in
herited the eternal life he wanted
When it came right down to d
choice: money, or eternal life, he
chose money. He was willing to
be a Christian, but not sacrificing
Christian. He only wanted to be
an inheriting Christian He thought
of himself Ono doubt as master of
his money; instead, money was his
master His money talked so loud
he could not hear we'll what Jesus
said His money tai cd so fast that
it made what Jesus demanded sound
like nonsense.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
: isran @m. 3d., .. :

8egen 9Ioernperfalfllng (Sarbe,l-
lllg Of tbe slrteries), belonoers bel
dlteren 2ellten, eibt es nibts ihnener
ipirfenbes OILS &noblnu1 (@arlic),
Seit SobrbunOerten lit BEL alien Sol,
fern oieies @arte1tgetpdbs ange.
lpanbt noroen nift 5nIest ipegel1
ieiner blutreinigelloen lno franf-
beitSfcilntotellben gigenIdaften
&nnblalldiaft (2iquio @arIic) miro
Nun olld bon sler5ten empfoble1
&noblallhiaft reirigt 1ilo belebt Dor
alien oen Magen, Sen 0arm ,uto oie
@epebe l,no i6aioet alle i6Gblihen
&ranfbeitsfeime aus. &noblauhIafi
perblnoert Die lleberiallrllng bes Ma,
gems uno iIt elm por3iigIibes Weittel
bel vIcl,te sSnbigeltion", oie l6on off
81 Ser5= ilnb 2lrngel,franfbeiten ge-
fiibrt rlno Iogar Dem 500 5l1r sSolge
bate. sub bel @iht, &bellmatisn1us,
Nieren. uno 8laienleioen ipirft es IN
lonoerhar i6neller @eile. Sognr bel
Sulss nno 2llngenleiben miro a1ob-
lallhlaft ungenlein lpirfinm angeapei,-
oct. Son feinem unOerl gtatllrbeil.
mittel fam man nit groBerem &ebt
bebanpten. es iei elm MnbeiImittel,
als bel &noblalld. Man fnnn Die
&noblalib5ipiebel in fleialen Gprtio=
men gut 5erfalsen. 8ei lei6ten 2eis
ben etlpa einnnal aln Sage, bel ern-
iteren 9ei6en et1pa brei= bis pieranal
tdglid. I'm ben 1lnangetlebmen Sc,
lbmad uno 8erlh 5ll beieitigen,
fotn man 9fefferlnin5=Galnop ooer
anhere ltarf poblrie6enbe Subltan-
gen fallell. @efo6t berliert &noblauh
5lun groBen Ieil ieine 8irfung. Sn
romaniiben 2dnoern, tpie in Ssstalien,
Spanien 1no Siio. .Tranfreib, sebort
&noblallh 5lr tagliben Mablaeit,
lnb oem ltlnltano lit es 5u5ulbrei-
ben, bob Meniben BORT geiirnb blei-
ben llno elm bobes sllter erreid)e,l.
@ir enlpfeblen bas in ieber Nlmlnrer
oes ,Sbio-@ -@aiienfrellnb' ange5eigte
"Siquio @arlic", Oas apegen ieiner
Aeinbeit IN flrr5er 3eit ipobItdtig ltnb
beilenb pirft. I'm oen nanbntal ein-
tretenoen lrl,angenebnren @eihntad
I'M Wunoe 81 pertreiber, nebme man
eilren 20ffel poll !Sunig cbsr anberer
SiiGigfeiten.
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Inter @eibi6tsflitterung perItebt
man eine 1pilltiirlih suIamnengeitell-
te Shiloerllns BON pergansenen ODER
gegenlpartigen greigniiien mas bon
ltebel llno gum groben geahteil iper-
Den mlB, ipenn lie nn Haoio ooer in
3eitilngs= ooer 3eiti6riftenartifeln
bos1pillig greigniiie per5erren. Oies
fontmt taglid Dor 81 Bropagmloa-
sipefen. @ebilSete lmo @eIhibtsfen-
rer upie etlihe lnlerer beltigen Ma-
niolpreber, enl &ultenborn, elm
George Sofolifp, eial Sutton 2e1pis
jim. ooer ein 2o,pea Sbomas, tragen
5ltr aDabren S6il6erung llno CUR au,
aeneinen &enntnis ser 8egentpart
nno Der Gergangenbeit BEL.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

Die Seifige BanbInng.
- Die groe balt oen Gtem an.
ltno ale Sinrrrel fro1un iih neigen.
- Der Wl.noer bodItes fih erre,it:
Gin Blodleit bebt ms tiefe
S6lpeigen. Die tpeiBe Soltie
Id]1pebt enlpor, Die grgei iauh-
aen Sllbellieoer; SIN Stalibe fr,iet
6as trelie &off: @ott, Deiate
Weirlhbeit bat did spieber!
(Senrietta Brep.)
W a DIT Der 2eiben .Durh
2ei6en tperhen rrebr SeeIen gerettet
oils ourd oie gan5enoiten Rre6ig-
ten"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
Etur iuahrhaftr 6rfrrutfrr.
gpfhtdltP
Son Srmber2 2nbwig

u9a, oas miro lhon, cine @elpelt=
itergeld)ibte! Die leie id fir meitl
9eben germ. @em's nur re6t ,grule-
dig auiro!" - Sour @aoulo, iollit lbon
5lifrieoen lein! 2ies nun re6t beodd)4
tig, 0aB on Dos @elpenit auh gerla,l
fennenlernlt, lonit f0nnte es gar auf
oeinem eigenen Naden iiten ,lno on
nlerfIt es rtidt einntal.
Sie eelpobnliden 8eipenlter ioIlen
nltr unad)ts Inn bie 5lp0lfte Stunoe"
fbr @elen treiben; oob mein @e=
penit ~2ongepeile" beiBt es, plagt
ieine Spfer Gag llno gsa6t. IS per-
liibt iie nidt eber bis iie idIafen, 1nuo
lie in S6laf 81 apiegen, leibliben mie
gctItigelL iheint ieine eirl5ise aufsobe
au iein. 8en es llidt ergreift2 Sene,
nelhe, Der eapigen 8eisbeit banfbar
folgeno, beten ll,lb arbeiten. Doh auh
lie beorobt es oft, beionbers an lam
gen Serblt- unb @irterabenoe,L an
Som- lno 5eiertagen. @ie ii@ bieie
oagegen tuabren ll1tb ipebren fonnen,
mollen mir Ieben. gSir apollen aber
crit einen fleinen Munbgang am
Ibeno lnaben, INN oas apiiite Treiben
bes @eipenItes 5u beobabten. 8raipbit
bid nibt gu fiirdten. glrf Ser StraBe
lit es iett nidt. gs lit nit Sen 8e-
tuobitern III 5ie Sanler eeihNihen.
Merfiuiiroig! 8einr Giien IBt es
iid ME ieben; 90 gebt alles mli1lter
boran. Da ldBt es feline Spfer in
Hllbe. 'Sobalb obgerdumt lit, fGngt
ieine Mrbeit an. Siebe bort in
elmer Neibe bier, flint finItere &duier,
nod 10 friib anl abetto. Gafiir iorst
oas @elpenit, Dab iie niht erlellhtet
nerben. gs treibt ba iein @eien Inn
Gunteln. - Sort lit 2iht. Mber cine
,lnbeilnlide Stile berriht i'm 3inl-
ner. 2ein Wort miro geiprohen.
feline Mrbeit perrihtet. Bon Ser So
gesarteit ernriibet ober aub niht,
itarren iett nlle irs 9eere. Dieie fi1po
fir sen Mbeito ber 2angeipeile gum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

.Wsiiffen oean oieie oie Dpfer ser
2angelpeiie tDeroen? $50 lit Der
Batter 2"
.ad, er lit elm tpeiiig nusgegan-
gen. Sobn, rllf' tim bod mali"
.Sieb, oa lit er idonl Crib @ott
,,llrO gllten slbeno!"
uglh, oas lit idoiL bab mid ser
Sobn gerilfen bot. @nr Dn eben -
mas loll man 6enn irluner Dor Iauter
2angefpeile TIM? ein me1ig I'M
8ooI Goom. Mb, Die iiebt's ga aus!
Saltlller oielefben langaDeiligen @eiih-
ter, INNER oerielbe lnbafsqllalm, Die
ielben @eiprdbe, oasieIbe aarten-
lriel! Netn, es lit 90 ipirflih Dor
2nngelpeile niebt ntebr gum Mltsbal-
ten!
.5relit mid iebr, baB es Dir bn
ltiht gefdllt! @arum bleibit Oh oenn
aber niebt 5ubaule2 Sino Dir oenn
oeine syrau itno oeine air,oer alib
langipeilig geiporoen2 &nbe mir be-
ionbers aht auf oen Sobnl @eibt 81,
nidt: ,WGbreno 0ie 2eilte ibliefen,
fam ser sSeino lsno idte unfraut!'
8lalrbe germ, OaB er am Gage reht
Teibig arbeitet; aber Der lange
Abeno! Ios lit Ole 3eit, bon lpelher
asellts uns 5llrllft: ,&onntet ibr nibt
cine Stlr1oe nit Weir ipnhen2' Sat
i'm uno oih crit oie 2arlgetpeile er-
fiillt Damn ieio ibr fiir ernlte 8elb1f-
tigllng ullo frudtbringenoe Mrbeit
itntallglid). @eiBt or nidt: ,MiiBig-
gang lit uIler 2alter slnfang uno bes
Seufels gtlibebanfp God fir beute
genug. gebiit' @ott unb quite Nabtl"
Siebit bn, liebe 2elerin 1rnb freuno-
liber 2eier, 10 iiebt's falt in allen
Sdniern aus. 8as @elpenIt bie
Sangetpeile - iitt iiberall, serfliiftet
Die sSan1ilie - oeine Sob ai1t? -
rno 6ereitet beionoers Die berairhpah-
ie,toe Suseno Dor 5u einem nuiiBigerl,
genitBiiihtigen 2eben l,no fiibrt iie in
oen Slrnpf Der Sinnlihfeit, aus ber,l
iie Damn, berfriippelt ON 2eib unb
Seele, i6lieBlih an ben Srt fonunt,
on meld,cm Ole 2angapeile gren5en-
los lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

ltn0 BON eiitigen nrt0eretl @orper-
idnffen 3ngefIoiien iino, itnnntten bic
ie aus fleinert iitlo heiniten Sper6en.
Bon oieien 5aneilinDaDanaig Nillio-
men 5hiGiltg tonroe iiber oie &alfte
an @ebdlten, Sonoraren irnb 20bnet
nusbe5ablt, nobel Ole Steirrnese nit
iiber iieben Wfillio1ren Shilling an
erlter Stelle ltebein. Ger MeIt tplir6e
fir 0iateriad pernnsgabt. Sir Die
Stnblfonitruftion bes Dafes tpur-
ocn rllno brei Millionen 5hiqing
alfgciDenoet. Weitere 8ablen gebett
ein Invertebrates 8iLb iiber ben 1tm-
lang Ser burhgefiibrten Mrbeiten.
Sir sic ginoedllng oes Dahes
iparen 250,0O0 sStiid Goh5iegeI err
forberlih. 8as 8eipiht bieier 3iegel
betrdgt iiebenbnnbert Eonren. Die
ginoedlngsflahe lit ad)ttauietlo Alta-
oratrneter.
Sir 6ns Gah 1paren 5irfa Iehs-
bllroert Sonnen Stabl, fir ben gl1,-
itri6 Ser DabfonItruftion 5irfa flint
5igtanienb Bfuno Garbe erforoerlib.
Sir Den 6uBbooen im 2angbaus
ipilroen 5irfa brei5ebnbunoert 2nn-
oratmeter 'Steinbooen gebraudt, fiir
ben 5ilBbooe1 i'm Mlbertiniiben gbor
iinO 5irfa tnuieitb Quaoratmeter
Stcinbooen erforoerlih. Ser Beton-
ltrih inn Mbertinilben gbor erfor-
berte 3lpeibltnoert &nbiflneter 8eton-
i6otter.
8ei ser NelberItelIllng Ser @etp0l-
be i'm slbertiniihen gbor tpurben
allein a6t5igtallerto Stiid 8iegeI ber-
tuenoet. Sort 1pairoen ferner pierb,l1l-
Bert lGufenoe Weter @eipolberippe,l
neu periett.
Gie Sbuttabfubr betrug bisber
rlito a6ttauIeno &ubifnleter.
In nelien Steinerl tpnroen sirfa
Observation-Disclosures &lbifmeter ge.
fault, on alien 5teinen bon gebonrb,
ten 8allten uitu. 5irfa fii1lfbunbert-
unoltebStg &ubifmeter.
Gie ginglaiiing Der 5e,iter i'm
2angbuus ltno bes 8eltfeniters ere
foroerte fiinfbunoertunbbreibig qua.
oratlneter @las; fiir Sen Mlbertiili.
lhen Gbor Deroen bierbnnberhlno-
5ipa,l5ig Al.abrotlneter Mntifalas ae-
branht Neln5ig Quaoratmeter tper-
BEN nit alien gotiiden Gbeiben per-
glait.
8eiters lpuroen ie6gbu,toertlt1lo-
5lpan5ig Sonnen 3ernerlt, sirfa tal,-
Ieno &l.bifmeter 8altboI5 ,rlo sirfa
liebenbllnoert Seitnreter &linbboIa er.
for0erlih.
gum ausbau Der giiraire, Dor al-
lem fir 0ie 8altarbeiten am Soh-
turn, iino meitere atpeieinboIb MiI-
lionen Sdilline n0tis. Die Dombau-
leitung bofft, aud bieie Sarmme in
oen llahiten sSabren 5u erbalten, Inn
Damn oas 8ieoeraufbmltperf poIl-
enben 81 fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

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