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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08

bon oielem S6idlal bes er5punsenen
Sernbleibens bonn friberen @obniib
betroffen. 0as miro 10 lange bleiben,
mie es in Sen Stdoten nod groBe
Huinengebiete gibt. &uno bier 5iinf-
tel ser PA Wiuionen serItorten 8ob-
nl1ngen i'm beutigen 8unbesgebiet
lagen in Stdoten. Sic Mlten iebnen
ii6 pergebli6 na6 ser geipobnten l1m-
gebung. Irbeitsfdbige fonnten langIt
ni6t alle i'm erlerrten 8eruf unter>
fcmmen. So5iale Spannungen iino
unter lol6en umitanoen peritanoli6."
@rofeiior 3iegler, abgeoroneter inn
beiiii6en 2anotag, lit sSnitiator oes
3uiammenl6lliies bon 9fuinenbeiit-
germ gu aufbausemeini6aften in gro-
BEN Staoten, ipie Sranffurt uno &ais
iel. gr lit Ser @nlibt, oaB ipitemati-
ider llno ibneller als bisber gearbei-
tet lperoen fonnte. v@enn nit Dem
8ieoeraufbau Ser !SGulerruinen in
ben oertl6en Staoten nod flint Sabre
geiDartet miro" erfldrt Srofeiior
3iegler, roann niiiien tpabrl6einli9
oie Helte porber pollig abgeriiien per-
Ben. Steine, Sol5 uno @iien baben
Biz oabin unter BEN @itterungsein-
fliiiien 10 itarf gelitten, Dob iie ni1t
mebr Itabil senug iein iperben. Sbon
'iest, iieben Sabre l1a6 Ser &riegs5er-
itorung, iinb BEL BEN 1nbea6tet ge-
bliebenen Huinen biele @erte ber-
loren. @an5 81 ibmeigen bon ben &C.
fabren, Die lie Dor einigen Sagen in
&oln beim @initl,r5 elmer teilipeiie be-
mobnten Sausruine eri6redeno offen-
bar ipurOen: mebrere Eote uno 5abl.
rei6e S6nerberlette!"
Srau 8eiB, 2anotagsobseoronete
in S6lesmis- Solitein, finoet es un=
gliidlid, Dob Ser tueitoeuti6e @ieoer-
aufbau seraoe BORT gu fur5 sefommen
lit, mo- er eigentli6 leibt unb billig
geipelen ipGre. 9ie SieoIungen an ben
Ganogebieten ser Stdbte iinO bepor-
5ugt Doroen, obtpobl bie Nebenfoten
Der @ebietseridlieBuns our6 Stra-
BEN uno &analiiation piel @elo ber=
l6lungen baben. @aerbings muB a,,-
gegeben 1peroen, oaB Die Guinen-
beiiber innerbalb Der St1ote erIt iest
bereit iino, ii6 81 8augemeinidaften
5uiammen5ui6lieBen, BEL beren 8au<
oorbaben iie oarauf ber5i6ten, ibre
5eritorten Sauier 10 mieoerberiteuen
sll laiien, ipie tie getpelen iino. v9as
aufgeben in cine groBere Nlanung,"
erfldrt Srau 8eiB, rerforbert cine
geipiiie SelbItperleugnung, aber nur
10 fann idneaer als bisber uno 5l1-
gleid mooerner aufgebaut uno ben
Dtillionen bon Weni6en, Die pri,nitib
uno lnbeTrieoigeno fern ibrer Seimat
leben miiiien, gebolfen tperben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08

dlteren 2euten, sibt es ,tidts idneller
8irfenbes als &noblamb (@nrIic).
Seit Sabrbun0erten lit Bel allen 80I-
Tern oieies @artengetpahs angeipan0t
.iporoen, nidt aulett tpegen feiner bIut-
reinigenben uno franfbeitsfeimtoten-
Ben @ieenidaften. &noblau1iaft (2i.
quio @arlic) miro nun aub bon Mera-
ten empfoblen. &toblaubiaft rei11igt
uno belebt Dor alem oen Magen, ben
0arm uno bie @e1pebe unb fheioet
aae ibdbliben &ranfbeitsfeime aus.
&neblaudiaft berbtnoert Die l1eber-
iGuerung bes Wagens unb lit elm bor-
5iglibes Mittel BEL ofater Snbige-
Ition, Oie ldon oft gu Ser5- lino 2nn-
genfranfbeiten gefiibrt nno logan ben
500 5ur 5olse baben fann. su6 BEL
@idt, Gbeumatisnus, gtieren= itno
8laienleioen fpirft er in ionberbar
| ldneler 8eiie. Sosar BEL tSals- unb
2ungenleioen miro &noblau6iaft un-
gemein tpirfIam angetpenoet. 8on
feinem anoeren Natl,rbeilmittel fann
man nit gr0Berem &edt 5ebauptcn,
es lei elm 9lnbeilmittel, als BEL &nob=
lauh Wan fann bie &noblau65ipie-
bel in fleinen Yortionen gut aerfauen.
8ei leibten 2eioen ettpa einnal, BEL
ernIteren 2eiben ettpa oreis Biz bier
NAL taglidb. I'm oen unangenebmen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
6. s., ..

ssa, ser uHuuu1ing Bird" (&oIi-
bril- lit, tpie oas oeutlde unb oas eng.
lii6e 8ort Oeutlib ausoriiden, elm
Gogel. gr lit, ie na6 Dem &lima uno
oen 2unoe, in Dem er li9 aufbalt,
bon ser @roBe elmer Summel ooer
elmer S6palbe. Ser S6nabel lit
lang oiinn, in ser Sorm pielfa6 oen
9liiten angepabt, Die er nit LANCER,
tiefeelpaltener 3unse ausiaugt, wo-
bel er iid bur6 iiberaus rai6e,
l6pirrenoe S6lage Ser langen Slii=
gel iduebeno bGlt, 10 oaB bie S6win-
gllngen faum libtbar itno. 0as @e-
fieoer lit peridieoen,. meiIt bunfels,
etaafarbenglan5eno. Das napffors
mige, auBen NIT SaIern uno 5le6ten
perfleioete 9telt befinoet iib oft in
elmer 9lltgabel uno entbdlt meilt nur
5tpei gier BON rein peiber Sarbe. 0ie
Stimme lit fllr5 uno i6riu. gs lit
nod nibt gelunsen, i'm in @efangen-
i6aft 81 balten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
DaH Kim ala Er5trhrr
npr Eltprn

"8ann iou id nit Ser gr5iebune
meines &inoes beginnen2" fragte Die
Wutter zines bieridbrigen Sobnes
einen befannten 8doagogen. ~@enn
Sic Oamit nod nidt angefangen
baben," mar bie Inttport, vio baben
Sic bier Sabre berloren." - Sn Der
Eat ioa Oie @r5iebung bes &inbes
lhon in Ser Biege ibren Mnfang
nebmen, min man ni6t ipdter Ser
iGumtes bitter gu beflasen baben.
Benn oieier pdoaeogiibe 2ebriat
gleibuobl bdufig nidt befolgt miro,
10 lit ooh umgefebrt zines iiber: Die
gr5iebung Der @ltern bur6 Dos @inb
beginnt NIT Dem Sage ieiner @eburt.
Die gltern modten bielleidt big ba<
bin nur anf ibr peri0nli9es WobI
be6aht iein, lie tparen biellei6t ego.
iIten, bie iib nur lhtper bereit fanoen,
irgenoein Spfer fir ibresglei1en 5ii
bringen; oa eribeint aber Seine
Maieltdt 6as Gino auf Dem Ylan, bas
tie Mil6e, grgebung, OpferpiIigfeit
Iebrt. Sie baben nunmebr anf ienan-
ben auBer ibrer Yerion 9eoa9t a..
lnebmen; lie baben, nod bebor lie on
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
Tran s. @., Scr.

0as altoeutide @ort vS6nur" lit
Elm oeraltetes, aber nod beute in O0r-
fern 9eltidlanbs gebraubtes @ort
fir S6Dlegerto6ter. SIM eisentli9en
Slime be5ei6net man einen aus 8ait,
9uumlpou= ooer Sla6sfalern ge-
orebten 5aoen als 8inofaoen. -
unlere Seler erbalten fiirs SSabr 1862
mieoer Den bel ben meiiten iebr BE-
liebten uSt. -Wi6aels4&alen6er als
Bramie. 9erielbe entbalt ni6t nur
nod Ser slnii6t bon &unitfennern,
lonoern al,d bonn 6riitli6en Stano-
punft gei6abte Malereien, bic als e1t
6ineIilde &unIt gelten. Sros beroerb'
li6en ginfliifen mooerner &arifa-
turen baben Die Gbinelen ibre alten,
funItpou uAnoipen anI6auungen beibes
balten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
s. a., Galif.

Sic 5abrifation oes Bapieres aus
Dem Stengel elmer Sbilfpflan5e,
8apprus, lit SEN alten aegpptern
bereits anoertbalb SSabrtallienbe Dor
Gbriltus befannt getpelen. Ssn Ser
romiiben 3eit gab es beri6iebene
Sorten, bon Ser feinen rIuguIta"
uno rSioiana" bis 5u Ser rampbi-
theatrical" oie gu 4nldlos5etteln ner-
penoet puroe, uno Der ~gntporetiea" !,
bem Badpapier. &aiier Glauoius lieB
8apier bon Elm Bis eineinbalb SUB
@r0Be MAIDEN. Ileranorien in IegDp-
ten blieb INNER ser Sauptplas fir
oie sSabrifation oes Bapieres. 9a-
neben famen ipdter Sabrifen in Si5i-
lien auf. Sn &om gab es eigene Ba-
pierlager (Hwrea chavtwia). Die
Gbineien bebaupten, oas Bapier er-
flnOen 5u baben. Sic be5eidnen Siais
lin, einen 8eamten bes 6ineiil1en
&aiiers Sau-bo-ti (l1m 100 b. Gbr.)
als ben grfinoer. 1as Bapier beitano
aus perfil5ten ldngeren 8aItfaiern.
Son Gbina fam Die grfinoung na6
Sapan uno Inn $50 our6 &riegs=
gefangene 5lt BEN slrabern. Na6 Dem
driitli6en europa fom oas Bapier
ourf) oas Gor0ringen ser Iraber,
oielleidt aud oireft ourb Die &reu5-
fabrer. Sn Oeutl6lano reiben bie
eriten anfange Ser Bapierer5eugune
in oas 5polfte Sabrbunoert 5uriid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08

@as Ser Sburn lit obne Earis,
@as ser Sroih lit obne Shentel,
0as lit Die @lode obne &ldnfel.
@as Ser Seller obn' Elm Saill Wein lit
l1no mas elm S1del, tpo ni6ts brin lit,
@os ser &nobel obne Sped lit,
8as ser Sunoerti6iuing fir ein
Cred it,
Ias lit 1lno bleibet gum grempel
Cine @lode obne &lempel.
@as Sau sic Sal5ltaot, obne Saller
&iibel,
8as ser S6pa5er Warft obne &raut
uno 3mirn,
@as SSnnsbrltd obne @olones Da6l,
9us lit sic @lode obne &la6l :.
Drum lallet einen @lodenItod 11ns
MAIDEN
9lus gilen lang uno bid uno ibper,
CAB er flingel1o moge frahen
9umbamsbaumelno bin uno Der
So - iett mar Ser &loppel oa!
Nun I1utet frGftig nit Surra,
Genn enoli6 lit oie @lode fertig
ltno ser 0i6ter bo6iten 2obs getpars
tis."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08

@eidmad uno @erud au beieitigen,
fam man Hfeffermins-Ganbp ooer
nnoere itarf tpoblrie6enoe SubItan5en
fauen. @efoht berliert &noblauh gum
groBen Seil ieine Wirfung. Sn ron1a-
nilben 21noern, tpie in Stalien Spa-
nien uno 5ib-Sranfreib, geb0rt
anoblaud 5ur tdsli1en Wabl5eit,
uno Dem l1mitano lit es 5u5uidreiben
baB Menl1en BORT geIuno bleiben nnO
elm bobes alter errei6en. @ir emp
feblen oos in ieoer Summer bes
o-@aiienfreuno' ange5eigte ~2i-
quio 8arlic", bas tpegen ieiner Gein-
belt in fltr5er 3eit tpobltatig uno beis
leno tpirft. lin Sen man6mal entire
tenoen unangenebmen @ei6mad i'm
Dsunoe 5u pertrei6en, nebme man
einen 2offel bon Sonig ooer anoere
SiiBigfeiten. nebrigens lit Die To-
genannte goernperfalfung, belonoers
bel iitngeren Berlonen, gan5 barmlos.
Mit 3unebmenOem Sitter berfalfen itb
sic Moern BEL iebem Weniden, tpas
feinerlei @efabr beoeutet. @s gtbt
Iebr alte 2eute beioerlei @el6le6ts,
oie troB 4bernperfalfung ibr 2eben
lang geluno iparen, porauseelebt, oaB
lie Elm gelunoes 2eben gefiibrt .baben,
beionoers iib borm nebersenlB alfo.
bolil6er @etrdnfe gebiitet baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
= sSran @m. g., =.

Eermiten iino ipeiBe Mmeiien, aber
ibrer geatur na6 nift nit Sen @mei=
len perlpanot. Oie Nelter Der Sermis
ten iino peniger mannigfaltig als sic
ameiIenneiter, aber BEL Sen ein5elnen
8attungen iebr peridieoen. gs itno
tells Nelter in altem Sol5, tells unter-
iroii6e grbneIter, tells oberir6iibe
Siigelbauten aus feItem 2ebm. 9ie
2ebmhiieel manher Termiten in
Ifrifa lnb Snoien errei9en oft flint
5ebn biz 5tpanoig SUB Sobe. 8ei l,ns
beimiide Eermiten iino fleiner unb
unterb0blen in Sol5bauten oas &C.
bdlf, 10 oaB, menn man iie nibt bei-
5eiten pertreibt, iie beoeutenbe St0-
runeen anridten f0nnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
. s.. @., DO. =

Gs mar Ser Seiuitenpater uno Wtii=
Iionor P. Marquette, Ser bo6peroien=
te Bionierprieiter, Ser I'M Sabre 1853
in 9egleitltng einiger =Snoianer
na6 elmer langiamen Sabrt in einem
primitipen Boot auf Dem @isconltn<
SluB gliidli6 an Sen Wiiiiiiippi &C.
longte Cl1nter 4212 8rao noroliber
grcite). &eineS peiBen Wannes SUB
mar nod bis oobin porgeorungen.
P. Warquette fubr auf Dem ~Sater
Ser 8ep6fer" Itromublparts, biz er
ith iiber5eust bate, oaB Ser Hielen-
itrom in Sen Golf bon Merifo Mint
oet. 3u gbren oes gntoeders oes Wtil-
iiiiippi fiibrt Elm Gountp oes Staates
@isconiin Ben 9tamen Wtarquette
Gpuntp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
Nic. s., =.

gs eibt peridieoene S6utputrone,
Die bon 9teilenOen 5u 8aiier, all
2ano uno in ser 2uft angerufen
merben fonnen. 3uerit oie 81. So
mile, Seius, Waria llnO Soiepb, Die,
um Dem grauiamen Serooes gu ent.
geben, na6 aegppten floben. Serner
ser gr5engel Rapbael, Der Sen Sobias
bealeitete uno i'm Dor Dem groBen
Slid beidiitte, Der i'm perl6lingen
luol e. GIn ieit pielen Sabrbunoerten
oerebrter lno angerufener Seiliger tit
ser bl. Gbriltopborus, Der oas Selus=
fino auf leinen S6ultern bur4 bas
8olier trug., gnolid meroen Die bei=
ligen S6utengel ieit langem perebrt
uno angerufen oils Shiieer Ser &ei-
lenoen, oie ltets in unit6tbarer 8eiie
oie &eiienben 6ei6iisen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
PLAUDERECKE

ct. Warp's College, ct. MarDs,
Sans, 0en 25. Sebruar 1862.
2iebe 2eIer!
8ann INNER ser 81. 8ater ipribt,
borden leine getreuen S0bne unb
So6ter anf. SIT er bob Der bon gbri-
itlls ielbit eingeieste 2ebrer Ser
Menidbeit. sn neuerer 3eit bat er
bodmicbtige @orte Der Muffl1rung
oes @eidle6tliden geiprohen. 9as
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08
= Jrau s. g., MaF.

gIs neuer 2eierin erfl6ren tpir
Sbnen Die tpieoerbolt on oieier SteIIe
empfoblenen Wittel Bel MoernberfaI.
lung. @egen Moernberfalfuns (Sar.
bening of tie Mrteries), beIonoers BEL
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- s. ST., eSn.

@er sic 8el6i6te ser Ser. Staa-
ten fennt, peiB, pel6en ginfluB Die
fatboliibe STRIDE auf oie gntpidlung
ser neuentoeften @elt ousgeiibt bot.
8iele Saulenoe bon Staoten, Jliiiien
uno 8ergen peilen our6 ibre gtamen
5uriif auf Die Satigfeit oer fatbos
lil6en Stride uno Oeren Sroenslel1te.
Gie altelten fatboliIden Staote Noro=
4merifas Iino ct. sluguItine in Slo-
rioa uno Santa Sc in Nep Merico.
0as erite in unierem 2anoe gegriin-
oete SrauenfloIter mar oas &loiter
Ser llriulinen 3u SEEM Orleans 1927.
Der gntoeder ser Sal5quellen in
SnonOonga i'm Staote Seem gorf mar
ser Seiltitenpoter Simon le Wopne
i'm Sabre 1854. Ser erite, tpel6er auf
bie Wineralquellen am griesSee auf=
merfiam ma6te, NOR Ser Sran5is=
faner Sol. oe la Hode o'Iaion 1927.
Die erIte 2uoung 8ei5en, 1peldbe ben
Wtilltllippi binunter nad Sainois Der.
Ianot puroe, mar oas 8roouft elmer
SeIuitenmiliion. Gas erite 3uderrobr
in Seem Orleans ipurOe BON Seiuiten
ge5ogen. Ser erlte fir oie Ser. Staa=
ten foniefrierte 9iidof par Sobn
Carroll fonIefriert in SullDortb
Cattle, Gnglano. 9ie erlte 9io5eian=
IpnoOe purOe in Baltimore 1891 ge-
balten. Ser erlte in Sen Ser. Staaten
oroinierte ErieIter mar stephan
8aOin, oroiniert am 25. Wai 1893.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-08

lire eigenen Wiinihe unb 8ergnii-
glingen benfen, fir oie 8eoiirfnifie
zines anberen 8eiens au 5orgen. Sic
Deroen iidl nenn eg iein muB - nnb
es mirb iein miiiien Spfer nuf-
erlegen; iie iperoen ibre teueriten @e.
pobnbeiten aufgeben, ibre Wiinibe
gum Sbmeigen bringen, an fib ielbit
bergeiien unb iib gan5 uno gar Der
bon nun OH tpidtisIten Sade tpio-
men, Dem forperlihen @oblergeben
ibres ainbes. Sn Dem WaBe, als es
Dadit nn6 intelligenter miro, tperoen
Die @ltern iid Dor augen balten, Bob
Ser &eim ieoer Sugenb i'm 5arten
Sitter in oie Seele bes &inbes ge-
pflan5t lperOen muB. Sic tperoen alio
ibr 8etragen 10 einridten, baB nie-
mano iie taoeln fann; lie tperben nidt
nrr Die 8eIbiiter unb Setter ibrer
&inber iein, ionbern tperben ieIbit ibre
Sebler ablegen l,no ibre guten gigen-
ibaften perponfon1nnen.
aber ni6t aaein Sic moraIii6en
gigeni6aften Ser gltern fon,men
Our6 bas &ino aur gnttpidlung. 9ie
&inoer iino oud Die S0roerer ibrer
Sntelligen5, Man lernt tiemals> 10
gut, ais inoem man lebrt. l1no ,pie
piele 0inse gibt es, oie ben &itloern
bei5ubringen lino. @ie Jon man ibre
nneriattlide gteugierbe, Die BON ton-
leno @egenItanben angeregt miro, be-
frieoigen, pie auf ibre naipen, oft ber-
bliiffenoen 5ragen anttporten, tpenn
man nibt in ieinem eigenem @eb11t=
nis balbbergeiiene ober unflar gepor-
oene &enntniie tpieoerauffriiht ooer
iif neue &enntniiie bin5uertpirbt ?
Wenn oas &in6 fragt, 1par1m oas
5euer brennt, tpie ber Bbotograpb es
anltellt, Inn oas 8iIo berpor5ubrin-
gen, pielo Ser giienbabntpasen obne
Bferoe iib Dortparts betpegt, 1pie es
tomlnt, baB Ser 5luB Itets talabtp1rts
rinnt - 1pie ion man ibm baralf ant-
porten, tpenn man es nibt tpeiB ODER
pergeiien bat? gs tpdre elm traurieer
ausmeg, lollte man ibm iagen, oaB
oiele 5ragen fir iein Mlter ni1t pai=
Ien, oaB es oie snttport i6on erfobren
neroe, ipenn es einmal GROCER i1t,
ODER gar, oab &i11oer ni6t 10 pieI
fragen oiirfen. Cine iol6e slnttport
tpiiroe in Dem &inoe sic beilige sSIanl-
me oes @iiiensoranges, ben eoIen
gifer Oes grfennens erItiden, tpenn
nibt gar BEN 9eroa6t ser ltntpillen-
belt Ser @ltern in ibm ertpeden. Oa
beiBt es alio> fir bie gltern: Iernen
nno pieoerbolen. Iud gelenibaftlib
Deroen iid bie gltern Wiibe geben,
FORFEIT uno oen Inforberungen ser
berri6enoen ltmgangsformen emit
ipre6eno auf5utreten, penn bas ettpa
bisber berna6ldiitgt tporben fem
Iollte. 0enn oas &inb lit elm feiner
8eobabter llno bortrefflitber Na6-
abmer. gs itebt, benlerft, bergIei6t
uno 5iebt feline Sbliiiie tpie ser ge-
i6ifteite Boliaiit ober 8erfaiier pip-
6ologii6er Romane. Die gltern, oie
alic ibren &inoern ben euten Son
angetpobnen tpouen, tperoen Bel 1i1
iel6lt oen Gnfang MAIDEN miiiien unb
it6 in ibrer @egenpart 10 beipegerl,
als oh iie in ser belten @eieni6aft
iif befanoen. @enn alio &inoer ser
Segen Ser @ltern iino, 10 iino fie
glei65eitig au6 ibre beiten gr5ieber.
L. St.
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. 9. g., DO. :

Gas bon oem beriibmten oeutl l6er
Si6ter Srieorid) BON S6iaer Der.
faBte 8eoi6t n9as 2ieo bon ber
@lode", oas in ieoer 2iteratur 6e1
groe Ieinesgleiden ludt, bat aud
Ieinen Spotter, i'm guten Sinne, 5ur
grbeiteruns sefunoen. gs i6ien ibm
etpas an oieiem @ebi6t 5u feblen
namlid Ser u9loppel", uno es tpur,
Den oesbalb folgenoe Spottperie ge.
oi6tet:
~slls er fam 81 ob'ser Stelle:
5rieoe Iet ibr erIt' 8el6ut,
sleuberte Ser Mltgeielle:
,Wellter, Sbr ieio 5eritreut!
Sertig, glalbet Sbr,
gSar' Die @lode bier?
ltno ba babt sSbr unteroeiIen
SSSa Ben &loppel gang oergeiien!
9enn mo bas Strenge nit oem Bar
$50 Starfes ii6 unb Wilbes paarten,
9a gibt es einen euten &lang.
Drum priifet, eff Die Belt babin iit,
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Was Der Stiefel obne Soble,
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Evening star., 1952-10-31
Virginia Beach Police Chiei
Acquitted in Custer Case
BY the Associated Press

PRINCESS ANNE COURT
HOUSE, Va, Oct. 31.-Reeves E
johnson. Virginia Beach police
chief. won acquittal yesterday
after his trial on charges he had
neglected his duty by permitting
open gambling and illegal liquor
sales at resort night spots.
Earlier this month Sheriff c.
Roger Malbon of Princess Anne
County was acquitted by a jury
that heard charges the sheriff had
neglected his duty by permitting
the same violations at county
night clubs.
The custer proceedings, which
charged the two men with mis-
feasance and malfeasance, were
brought by IA, citizens of the city
and the county who produced tes-
timony that dice and roulette
games and whisky sales had been
seen in several night spots.
Both officials said the impeach-
ment proceedings Stemmed from a
political group disgruntled by the
defeat of Peoples Ticket candi-
dates in recent elections.
The charges against Chief
johnson were tried by Judge R.
Watson Saddler of Charlottesville.
who presided in place of Princess
Anne Circuit Judge Floyd E. Kel-
lam. Judge Kellam had disquali-
fled himself.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Prison
Continued From First Page.)

Governor had arrived on the
scene, however.
Some of the rebel convicts had
radio headsetS, which were in op-
Ieration.
Gov. Stevenson flew to Scott
Air Force Base from Pittsburgh
arriving at 3:45 am. (ESTC after
"a three-hour flight. He was rushed
SO miles by automobile at 60 miles
an hour to the old prison which
stood gray and forbidding in a
pre-dawn fog. The party arrived
at SOS am. EST.
Called Prison "SinkhOle."
Floodlights lit up the buildings
of the neutrality-suspicious.
about 20 years ago-and which
Gov. Stevenson once called "the
sinkhole' and "a terrible place" "
1t. Gov. Sherwood Dixon met
the Governor at the airport and
rode with him to the prison where
they went into conference i'm
mediately with Prison Warden Je-
rome E. Munie. The Governor
was unsmiling as he strobe to the
conference in the administration
building.
Gov. Stevenson went into a
huddle with Mr.. Dixon and Mr..
Munie; Mr.. Seyfrit; Frank Trapp,
superintendent of prisons. and Jo-
seph D. Lohman, chairman of the
State Parole Board.
After almost two hours, Mr..
Stevenson's press secretary. Will
liam I. Flanagan, announced the
meeting had broken up after dis
cussing all sorts of possibilities" "
To Return to Campaign.
Gov. Stevenson lay down on a
couch to take a nap at the end
of the first conference.
There was no certainty at what
point he would be able to get
back on the transforming circuit
even though he was in the last
critical three days of the presi-
dental fight-and had important
appearances booked tonight in
New York.
Mr.. Flanagan told reporters
during the pre-daWn flight from
Pittsburgh:
"The Governor didn't consider
the effect of this move on his
presidential campaign. 1t was too
bad he had to do it-but he felt
it had to be done. He felt the
situation had reached a point
Evening star., 1952-10-31

Federation of Federal Employees,
held a kickoff dinner last night
in its intensive membership drive
campaign. It's part of a national
INFFE drive to double the unions
present 100000 membership with
in the next five years.
Frederick w. Weber, one of
NFFE's most active members and
chairman of the NFFE Los An
Igeles Convention Committee in
1850, addressed the group. Mr.
Weber declared that this was a
Ecritical period for Federal en-
IployeS and that they need to Or
lganiZe.
Every basic forward step in
behalf of improved personnel ad-
Iministration has come as a result
of organized effort on the part OF
Federal employees" he said.
During the meeting, 35-year
NFFE emblems were presented to
Robert E., Lowe, o. B. Bowman,
Herman Felter, David E. Thomas
and Elmer Thompson. A 3O-year
emblem was given to Mary l.
iGiordano.
\
BROADCAST-Don't forget to
listen to our Federal Spotlight
radio broadcast at 6:15 tomorrow
lover WMAL.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
School System Praised

Freedom from controls of Mary
lands public school system has
been praised by the president of
the Maryland Congress of Parents
and Teachers.
Joseph A. Hunter told the 37th
annual convention of the group in
Baltimore yesterday that safe
guards have. been enacted into
State law to see to it that free
dom from political control con-
tinues. He noted that the safe
guards have come in for some
sharp criticism due to the rising
cost of public education and 1.-The
fact that huge sums of money,
over which partisan politicians had
no direct control. were being spent
for education. ."-AP.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Maryland
and
Virginia
Wheaton Area Begins
Road Dedication Proorom
in Brief

The two-day celebration mark
ing official dedication of the new
Georgia avenue from Silver Spring
to Wheaton and Glenmont will be
held tonight and tomorrow.
Gov McKeldin will officiate in
two ribbon-cutting exercises TO-
morrow. one at Cameron street in
Silver Spring and the other at
Price street in Wheaton, starting
at LAS pm. A parade from Silver
Spring to Wheaton will start at
1870 pm.
Tonight, from 7 to 9 o'clock,
Halloween party and street car
nival will be held in front of the
Wheaton shopping area. Tomor-
rows program also includes a To-
mile foot race from Wheaton to
Silver Spring and back, starting
at 1890 pm. The festivities are
sponsored Jointly by the Wheaton
Chamber of Commerce and the
Silver Spring Board of Trade.