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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
What They're Saying
By LUTHER WEBB

some unsolved problems, the
most important ones shine
brightly, with his touch. credit
able and solved
Especially do we have in mind
the Ives-Quinn bill, establishing
an FEPC for the state (pasSed
during his administration, with
his APPROVAL. One that law max
erS from other sections OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

,cted vice chairman OF the
;s the first time in the
Of the Republican party
.higan that a race mem,
(. served as an officer OF
D,nty Committee of the
This move was made
!. bv the very farm
"a Kaess. who was re-
[ county chairman. Kaess
he Negro vote must be
bed.
County Committee held
king in the Downtown Re-
4 Club Saturday. Other
4 re elected were Lula +.
N. vice chairman; Tom
fce chairman; Eric Got
asurcr: and Gordon Wal
etary.
ary of State Fred Nj.
Republican candidate for
addressed the group.
enator Clarence Reid,
indicate for lieutenant
took Kaess' place in
and served as tempo
&:rman during the cleo
and Julian p. Rodgers
hdidaie for state repre-
ve. are the only two
Is of the race serving on
cutive committee which
e up of nominees for
Nd county offices.
Republicans realize that
ID have a real job on their
II the fall election and are
hooking any bets in their
for votes.
Democrats have on their
|ora Brown in the Second
NJ who will oppose Fred
yrd, however. plans to
In in favor of George A.
Who was unsuccessful IN
{or Congress in the first.
expected to be named
- this week by the Is
ID Committee.
LINE WHITE and Edgar
1nre the Democrats who
election to the House
entativeS. On the Repub-
is one lone Republican.
~. Rodgers Jr.. former
La prosecutor.
Y-wide the Democrats
b. Samuel B. Milton.
b for reelection 10 the
3 post. In the third
Senator Charles G.
is assured re election.
pblican who is running
him is not even going
align.
W can see that the Re
~ are going to have a
about fight to make
ns in Wayne County
Democratic team OF
N vote-getters.
past weekend we con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
Bokyin's Digest

REPUBLICANS through this week a move TO
IN, drive for the Negro this fall
Frederick T. Byrd
,d vice chairman Of Wayne County Republican Com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16

eer9er Second from rioh author Of Equality BY statute
smoer o. the American Jewish Committee. shown hers
an autographed Of HE book published by Columbia
TO Thuroood Marshall. special counsel TO the NAACP
administrator Of the NAAcP who 10 at the extreme right
presentation COPY from Or. Berger. Edwin Lukas
ns american Jewish Committees Civil Rights Department
ef Dr. Berger states IN his book that law can operate
weaken dscn patterns Of behavior and that IN
800 law has eseoms means Of promoting minority rich"
"'sror0vp rslstIqrs
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forts to prohibit a compulsory
FEPC were defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
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.HQfS7S(SI]E

On the Shenandoah
A carefully supervised camp for
desirable boys ages 8 to IA. Ex-
cellent equipment and location
on Shenandoah River in the
foothills Of Blue Ridge Mts. All
appropriate sports, shops and
crafts. Own stable, riding mas
ter and instruction. For cata-
log address. The Director, Box
S. Woodstock, Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
By Horace Sutton

a fact which will become quite OBJ
vious to all but the most myopic
after taking a flve-minute walk
through town. There is Shakes
peare Press, a Shakespeare Garage
and. inevitably, a Shakespeare
Inn. The inn is a pleasant enough
place, indeed, where one can OBJ
tain a room and breakfast for 19
shillings or about $2.71 a day.
Among the half -timbered build
ings which line both sides of the
streets in Stratford, one can poke
around in Shakespeare's birth
place, in his mothers house and
in Anne Hathaway's cottage.
The Shakespeare Memorial The
alter on the shores Of the Avon is
a modern un-Elizabethan building
given over. spring to fall. to per-
formances of the works of the
Bard. Despite the long run and its
incongruous (but not unpleasant)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
BROADWAY. Worcestershire

BROADWAY. worcestershire
Although London is blooming ir
every available corner. the Eng
fish spring is at its best out in the
country.
One of the favorite paths which
Americans follow is the highway
out to the Shakespeare country
stopping in Banbury for a nostal-
gic nursery-rhyme memory. and
at Warwick for a look at the
storybook castle.
Warwick Castle is a mammoth
estate 100 feet above the me-
andering Avon River. Like any
good castle it has a moat, q
drawbridge and a 14th-century
tower whose walls are 10 feet
thick.
One Of the few castles in Britain
which has not been turned over to
the government, Warwick is still
inhabited by the Earl of Warwick
an affable and debonair gentle
man who shares his not-so-mod-
est digs with the tourists who pay
2 shillings, 6 pence for a look.
It is just 8 miles to Stratford-
on-Avon or Stratford-U pon-Avon
as some perfer it. ut is reported
but not confirmed that there was
once a postmaster in town who
sent back all mail addressed STRAIT
fird-on-Avon stamped Address
unknoWn.")
At any rate, as every one must
know by now, Stratford is the
birthplace of William Shakespeare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Life in the Country
A Good Eye and Balance Needed
To Follow Master of Tranquility

Tranquility farm, up behind
Purcellville, is we'll named. 1t isl
a pleasant farm of hills, woods
and ripping streams. There Sam
Graham. a transplanted South
west Virginian. raises thorough
bred horses, ponies and cattle.
AS Mr.. Graham says, Tran
guilty is good place to "leg up
a horse. A horse will build muscle
grazing up and down the hills. Al
man also would develop his leg
muscles If he did much walking
about Mr.. Graham's fields.
We found the other day that it
takes a straight eye and steady
balance, as we'll as good legs to
get around with Mr.. Graham.
There is no telling where he may
take you.
He led us down one hill to Goose
Creeks north branch. It had been
raining. and the stream was run
ming full. There was no bridge,
but that didn't stop us. i
Mr.. Graham spotted a rail that
had been tied across the creek be-
tween two trees. He studied it a
bit, then looked about for a long
pole.
IT think we can manage" he
said.
That rail looked mighty feeble
to me. I decided I'd let Mr..
Graham test it out. After all, he
was closer home than I was and
could get change of pants if he
fell in.
tits easy" he said. "Just put
one end of the pole in the creek
and lean on it as you walk over
the rail-"
He pranced over, and tipped
the pole back to me. I got over
in fair style, and we continued
over Tranquility's fields, watch
ing the brood mares and their
foals playing about the pastures.
X X X X
It seems as If we are becom-
ing an influence out on The 40
Acres. Take c. T. Rice, for ex-
ample. For years he wouldn't
have a feather on his place. But
now I hear there are few
guineas f1uttering about the Rice
farm.
It happened like this. Mr.. Rice
came by to look at one of our
Jerseys one day, and went home
carrying a frozen guinea. Mr..
Rice found the guinea pretty good
eating, and so did his son-in-law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
BY james BirchfieId.

So now there are guineas on the
Rice plantation.
They are not too objection
able" he said, you don't have
to pay much attention to them,
and they won't scratch up the
garden like a chicken"
One of these days, maybe, we
will give him a goose. Wonder
what will happen then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Peace, Beauty Reside in This Old Broudwov

appearance, the theater is virtu-
ally as impregnable to all but
ticket holders as was Warwick
Castle to its attackers.
I have had it direct from his
honor the Mayor of Stratford
that the house is already a SELL
out into September. He confided,
however. that Mayors usually have
a few tickets hidden up their
sleeves for those who can present
a moving. hard-luck story.
A 10-mile stretch from Stratford
will bring you to Broadway, a
charming Cotswold village bareft
of all the tawdry trappings of
its namesake across the sea.
Broad here in Worcestershire is
hardly more than a single street
lined with quaint English build
ings. Where the houses end, the
flowers begin and they decorate
the lawns in front Of the antique
stores, the lovely tea shops and
even the pubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

NORTHWEST
S. KANM 8 SONS co.
9th & Penna. Ave. NV. Dl. 1900
CoHEN'S HARDWARE
48l3 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 1899
PETWoRTH HARDWARE
82l Upshur St. NV. IA. ATT
YoUNGBLooD'S HARDWARE
34l Cedar Street NV. &c. 34Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
.ulches Explained

Mulches make gardening easier
by keeping down weeds, preserving
moisture and keeping soil temper
allure cool in hot weather. The
Use of Sawdust for Mulches and
Soil Improvement" is the title of
circular 891 of the Agriculture De-
partment. showing proper use OF
this material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Grassland ConQress

The sixth International Grass
land Congress, to be attended by
representatives from SIS countries,
will meet August II to % at Penn
sylvania State College.
The congress is being sponsored
by the United States and the Food
and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
f2ZE S!%.,!s8 CAMP5NEai;|
Longport Summer Academy

Boys, . to IA. Longport, New Jersey
An exceptional 1O-week program in an ex.
cellent recreational atmosphere on Absecon
Island in the Atlantic Ocean. Cultural
programs and social activities encourage
the cultivation Of talent and abilities.
Episcopal Boy Choir. Optional academic
tutoring arranged according to individual
needs. All land and water sports. Board.
JAMES L. PALsGRovE. Sd. Director.
Box 449. PawlinE, New York.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
ROCKVILLE
GAITHERSRURG

GAITHERSBURG
2-story pebble dash. Center hall. lge,
liv.. IN. with frepl.. din. rm., kit,
3 bedrmS., and bath. End f.: full
bsmt. oil h.-&.h; fully equipped
kit. with large deep freeze unit. 2
car garage: 1.33 acres Fairly
priced; rarely avail. Inspection by
appointment only.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

ROCKVILLE--First Offering of this
lovely rambler on beautifully
din. rm., lge. mod. kit, 3 bedrms.
bath; screened porch; pulldown
stairs to storage attic; gas heat
This is really a bargain at only
800. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Rockville 43I5; ewes, call Mr..
Bridges Rockville r03Q or
Evening star., 1952-04-26

ROCkVILLE-Eight older home,
completely redecorated, on lovely "a
acre lot in excel. location; oil h. W h.
Oct; gar; screened porch. Only Sl6,-
$50: SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
Rockville 2O3Q
Evening star., 1952-04-26

BETHESDA-CENTER-HALL BRICK.
slate roof. 1st A.. uv. rm. (fireplD /,
lge. din. rm. and kit. "a bath; End f..
3 bedrms. and bath. master bedrm.
has 2 closets. Basement. rec. rm.
(frepl), laundry, gar. Near all
schools. bus shops. Reduced to
$22 $50. No agents. OWNER. OIL.
5065 -25
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR, under $751;
000-Delightfully situated brick
home on lovely lot, living room with
large screened porch end brick ter
race. cheerful dining room and nice
bedrms and baf6 Fa 6sg R
space for recreation room. owners
leaving Washington. Call JAMES E.
SCHWAB, OR. $500; ewes. OIL.
7693 or WI. 1909 -26
Evening star., 1952-04-26
COLORED-BROOKLAND
ZONED INDUSTRIAL

Attrac mod. corner brick home; good
business possibility: 3 bedrms.. bath,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, rec. rm.. gas
Fenced; Fence priced Sdce sl5a5o ps95 se terms ros.
5000 down, balance like rent. Call
Mr.. Bowers.
CAMPANELLA e. co.
EX. Alb; ewes. and Sun, AID. 4a47.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
COLORED-VACANT
MOVE RIGHT IN

Convenient ne. location; rms. full
bsmt.. h.-wh.: nice rear yard; ga
rage; home priced for innmed sale
Evening star., 1952-04-26
HT/MRS
HOLLEY- THOMPSON

MeduS RelldDle service
$500 Lee Hwy.
COLORED-VIC. 3rd AND R. I. NE,
Mi1lmmed. oi1 hna. occupancy: 6-rm. brick,
coEoREbE as EM: M owner 1Ssf: ANXIOUS use TO
room; Conv. to everything. Excel. eel.
FULTON R. GORDON .'Jp.'n Jr.. Dr. $3.50. Ssso.
saturday and Sunday. WI. Obs.
COLORED BUNGALOW, COS 44th
st. ne; 6 rms; ami. Lu. 4-6l43.
COLoRED-&e. 900 DOWN, near md
and T SITS. ne. Attractive 3-bedrm.
orick home, reception hall recrea-
ton: liz baths. Real FOOD GOOD n vaIaei
W; CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE. SOL
COLORED-$1,O 900 down buys the
incest 6-rm. brick home have ever
seen for the money. New gas
h;,g;h,, beautiful yard. MR.
PERRY. DI. s724; ewes. OIL. 0947.
COLoRED-RIvER TERRACEEsix
rooms. First time offered. II you
are looking for a 1St-clasS home
this is it; cheap. modern. sharp as
a tack, Call early for look at this
Mr.. Penland, til 10 pm. LU.
e.7612. ATLAS REALTY co. -2S
COLORED-CAPITAL VIEW AREA
Brick, rooms, Semidetached; large
lot; new gas furnace. Only $3.50
down. MIR. DOUGLAS, Ii. 1869.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

Det. center hall, lge. liv. rm. with
garbage disposal, GE dishwasher, j.
twin size bedrms., colored tile bath;
3rd A., lge. paneled rm. with ultra
ray glass; bSmt., knotty pine rec.
rm., auto. heat; beautiful shrub
yard; gar. For quick sale, $23,950.
THACKER REALTY co.
CT 7I2o nE 60-o 81
Evening star., 1952-04-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.
24OO SOUTHERN AVE.
OPEN DAILY AND SUN

. TIL 6
Just 4 yrs. old; has had best OF
care. 1 owner; gas heat; conv. to
shopping center and bus. Priced
reas. at S13,700. Drive out Ala.
ave to 23rd St.. south 2 blocks to
Southern ave-, block to house.
Mr.. Gibson, with M. PAUL HANNAH
NE. 400; ewes. VI. $3.50. "a
Evening star., 1952-04-26

COLORED
1915 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
An excel. house on a wide and beauti-
full ave, offered at a reduced price
and down payment, 2 incl. heated
porches, full bsmt.. det. gar, oil
h.-w.h.
Langston Realty, TR. 1893
Evening star., 1952-04-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

FOR SALE. reasonable; Ia acres. 2
houses; live in one, rent one; high
elevation; lge. garden and play
areas for children; shade trees.
Harding lane, off Colesville I'd. mr..
Brown Cleaners. Last house on
left. May be seen Sun. Owner on
property. -27
SILVER SPRING. MD.
VACANT red brick on large, level lot;
1St f.. bedrm. and bath; 2nd A.. .
bedrooms and bath; recreation room,
> open fireplaces. Move in on de-
post. Call Mr.. Weaver, WO. 4944.
3ealtOr 1914 14th ST N w III 33A6
Evening star., 1952-04-26
CABIN JOHN, MD.
DAMASCUS RAMBLER

This house should be seen at once
room, with fireplace. separate din
ing room. large modern kitchen
with stove and REFRIGERATOR. , large
bedrooms. and tile bath; 2nd fir. al
ready expanded, for , more bed
basement, oil hot water heat. "a
acre lot; Sl4,950. Salesman on
property, from / to 6 Sunday. Di-
rections: Through Gaithersburg, on
Route $40. 5 miles to Hendersons
corner. right on route 81, approxi-
sign. EARL J. PRESTON. real es-
tate, SH. 9193. Damascus 5551.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
SILVER SPRING

Attractive and comfortable home. so6
Dale dr.: brick and frame; large liv-
ing room with fireplace; two bed
rooms and bath on first floor two
rooms and bath on second floor
large finished recreation room in
basement, hot-water. oil heat: large
dogwood trees. aZaleas and shrub
berry: S26.5OO. Possession May Is or
June /. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Open for inspection Saturday.
Sunday from / TO pm. 10. 5-0a7S.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
01o pREWSTER AVE

This is really a beautiful rambler for
the family needing only 2 bedrmS
each Of which will take twin beds
with plenty of room to spare. The
rm. will take large dining rm. set.
Has spacious liv. rm. with beau
tiful frepl.: side screened porch
level lot: close to transportation
Price. S2l $50. To reach: Colesville
rd. to Brewster ave, right to open
sign
Evening star., 1952-04-26
SILVER SPRING
RRTCK CAPE COD

This home is different and radiates
quality. Large living room with
fireplace, full dining room. modern
kitchen with elec. dishwasher;
powder room and large screened
porch; 3 bedrooms with modern
bath and shower on end floor. Full
basement with knotty-pine recrea-
tion room; fireplace; slate roof: oil
heat; built-in garage. Large Anchor
tfon cborcnes ,o ~ sS epnnn;n anspDttS nen,ar
Call Mr. Bramham. EN-. $500 eve
nings or DI. 3100. with BETHEL.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
1902 cORWIN DRIVE

Attractive Cape Cod. situated on
large, beautifully Handicapped lot
within l blk. of shopping. Has nice
liv. rm.. dining rm., kit. and den
on 1st A.. 3 bedrmS. and "a baths
on 2nd fl. Hot-water heat. Large
Price. So, 800. To reach: GeorSia
ave. to Corwin DIR. 90 blks. from
intersection of Colesville rd and
Georgia ave.. right to open sign
Evening star., 1952-04-26
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RETHESDA RANCH HOUSE. nr. Old
GEORGETOWN rd.; solid masonry con-
struction; liv. rm. v/hrepl., din.
rni., 8 cheerful bedrms., mod. kit;
nice lekel lot. Owner anxious to
sell: need under $4,000. EARL
= wRfGHT, WI. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
HOUSES SALINE. Cont }
5-BEDROOM HOME
Ideal for large family

40 ~SSA ~ 4NSAAAAA
Seldom are we privileged to offer a
detached house that has the many
features that can be found in this
beautiful home. 1t has q covered
liv. rm. with fireplace. big family
size din. rm.. nice equipped kit,
glassed-in back porch, bedrms.
and bath. 1St A.; 2nd Il. has big
open space. 2 extra-large bed
rms, and complete bath; bsmt. has
36-ft. rec. rm. with shower bath,
maids rm., separate entrance; oil
h:-w.h.; screens; storm windows
This home is in convenient Wood
ridge section and is priced right at
1850; $1,000 cash. Shown by
appt; only. Call Mr.. Smiley. LU
Roger Moss, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-04-26
SILVER SPRING
$500 DOWN

Move into a delightful brick home. 2
bedrms; gas heat: full bsmt.; bus
at your door: Sl2.500, S95 per mo-,
including taxes. MRS. FITZGERALD,
RE 1879. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

iih nidt tpenige amerifaniibe &atbo.
lifen gar nibt flar 5u iein ibeinen.
Sic MAIDEN bon Dem ibnen auiteben-
Sen uno oud Itaatsbiirgerli6 aner-
fannten Re6t feinen @ebraud, unb
ibr geri6uloen gegen ibre graieb.
ungspfli6t ,no ben @eboriam gegen.
iiber Der Stride lit oarum boppelt
ibner.
ltno ferner: SIT es nidt unent,
l6ulbbarer 2ei6tiinn, tpenn 10 man.
de, perIeu6t our6 BEN Sci It oes Wa.
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reit iino, bes ibnen Itaots sbiirgerlid
garantierten 9fe6tes iib 5u begeben
uno uillig bie Sano bieten 5ur
Sdmalerune idlieblib our aberfen.
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american @oucation ahociation on
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5iebung ibrer &inoer unter ser Set
tung Ser Stride lit Sen amerifa1tii6en
Gatbolifen ais Elm 8naoengel6ent
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gegen tie bic Inflage erbeben fonn
ooB lie bieies foltbare grbe bur6 ei.
gene Wtitl6ulo oerloren baben!
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Drut1drr Biirt1fr

0urd Sic @iite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt id Dor fur5em cine @nsabl
lebr lpertool1er beuti6er 8ii6er BON
alban Stol5. Oieielben perben gum
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Sielelben itno sum Sell neu, gum
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alban Stol5. - Sour orei gremplare
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lanot.
Wan ienoe 8etrag per Bolt.@eIo,
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Brof. S. 90. 0uebren, Soutb Ohio
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Grofeiior 0rebren lit 9teoafteur
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Hrrn1tth1tRH

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matoertriebenen i'm @ren5Iano stpi,
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ober Gertreibung glei9 bit,ter oer
8ren5e auf oiterreibiidem 8ooer
itarben.
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3. Mitarbeit Der &atbplifen

sluf pel6e slrt - fabrt Der Ser
fal1er oes Irtifels in Der ,Srientie.
rune' fort - iollen mir 6 a + 0 /.
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8reiie uno in 3ui6riften on oas Stu,
bio lDitematiib belpro6en peroen.
2. Ser ginbau bon religioien unS
fir6li6en Senoungen ir oas Bros
granrrn: Die l1ebertragung oes beilis
gen NeBopfers erfolgt in ber fran5os
iii6en Selepiiion bereits ieben Conn.
tag. ssSn Imerifa unO Sranfrei6 ia,
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iiber Die 9lrbeit in oen Wiiiionen
uip.
3. 9ie aftipe Wfitipirfung I'M &C.
iamten Broerammoienit Oes Serns
iebens: Man oarf ri6t nerfennen.
oaB Die religi0ien Senoungen nur
einen fleinen Sell bes @elamtpro.
grammes ausma6en fonnen. au6 Die
anoern 8rogrammiparten miilien I'M.
ier polles Sntereiie finoen, lei es, tpeil
ibr Suiet NIT @laubets- ODER cit,
tenfragen bp6 in einem engern gu
iammenbang itebt, ober iei -es aud
bloB oesbalb, neil ii6 iiberbaupt in
alien Senoungen irgenotpie bie per.
ionlide @runbbaltung ibrer urbeber
ausoriidt. 9a gerliigt es tidt, oaf
fiinftig fatbolii6e &rafte als erterne
uno eelesentlide Mitarbeiter Der Sc.
leoiiion ibre geiItigen @r5eugniiie 5lt1
Iusienoune anbieten. 9ie Selepiiion
lit bon 4nfang an cine &unIt, Die nur
bon ienen mirfli6 beberridt tper6en
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Sn elmer tirdlid) bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiben Enlargement.
De in 8araguap, Siio-9merifa, feblt
bringenb Elm eon5 beldeioenes 4irh.
lein. llnier iebnli6lter @uni6, oas
8ottesbaus ouf bergangene @eib.
na6ten fertiggeItellt gu baben, ging
leiOer nidt gang in grfiilung. gs
feblen oie Nittel. TIMER oller Soften
uno 8eten lit nun auf Sitern 1862.
Ga es lt6 our6peg I'm drnite
2anObeo0lferl1ng banoelt - es iino
auBer Baraguapern nl6 oeutife, pol.
nll6e, ruilii6e uno anoere CUTE &a-
! tbolifen oorbanoen -, miro Inn Die
giitige Witbilfe Der 10 oft beipGbrten
fatbolii6en @aritas ous ben Ser.
Stuaten gebeten. Seoe - au6 Die al.
lertleinIte - @abe, Ole in in einem
geauobnli6en griefe per Slugpoit
(aebn Gents 8orto) ouf meine pone
8eranttportung gelanot aperoen fann,
ninnt Der unteroei6nete beutI6e
Pater oanteno entgegen. Guittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen
Sreunoe uno @onner Der angefange.
men SI.+&reu5+&ird]e miro monatli6
Ser Segen elmer beiligen Meiie aufge.
opfert.
SSnfoIse ser poIitiihen unruben in
Raraguap m0gen sic bite et1paise
giitige @aben in 8urgelb uto gu
iGriften nidt mebr an mid nod ga,
raguap, ionoern ab beute nur nod
an meinen nn1tli9 unb firhIi6 8e,
oollmGdtigten Serrn Sole Waper,
Gaitua Gorreo, go. 1851 in guenos
Mires (slreentina) per Slugpoit
(sehn Gents Borto) in einem Itarfen
l1mI6lag, gut 5ugeflebt, alf meine
oollIte 8eranttportung ienoen. Sr.
Waper iibergibt mir Iofort unb
prompt bie @abe. Seralibites Ser
gelt's @ott i'm 8oraus!
ssatber Sole 9reuiier. S.T.D.
Farrpquia Santa gru5", goronel
9ogabo Baraeuap), Soutb Imerica.