davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
. 9p. g., Sa. :

Sic m0den tpiien, mo- in 0euti6=
lanO oie 8abner Seioe Iiegt, tpopon
Sbre gltern Sbnen 10 oft er5Gblten.
Nun menn Sic einmal 1la6 9eltlbs
Lamb reiien, 10 fabren sic na6 &oIn
uno Damn oitlid, mo- iid oie Babner
Seioe am ausgang bes Siil5- unb
aggertales binausoebnt Biz 5ur Siee
Fin. Die falt baumloie Seioe lit i6on
5eitig I'M Sriibiabr nit 8ogeln aler
art belebt, Der sologelbe @inlter
bliibt, uno i'm &erbIt ersl6n5en oie
nit Seioefraut betpa6ienen Streden
in ianftem 8iolett, mas ser Seibe
einen eigentiimliben &ei5 berleibt.
SSn friiberen, borfrieeliden Sabren
nuroe oie @abner Seibe pielfa1 au
ben sroBen Wanopern Der oeuti6en
Irmee benlbt. Sett min man bieies
berrlide Stiid9en Natur fir bie
@roBitaoter als ausflugs= unb CT
bolungsgebiet 5u erbalten Iuden. Ser
uegen ieiner misunderstanding
6efannte riibrige &olner @ifelperein
bat ii6 Ser Sa6e angenommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
.. s., Ala.

DieIer Musipru6 bes beriibmten
englii6en Barlamentariers, 5taats-
mannes unb 8ei6idts ibreibers Sbos
mos gabington Wtacaulap, Der Hro-
teitant mar, lit feline 8ropbe5eiung,
ionoern nur cine 5eItlteaung Der ge-
ihihtli6en Satlahe bonn Sortbeiteben
oes gapIttuns, 3. +. oer fatbolil6en
Stride, Bis ans gnbe Der 3eit. Seine
lopioaren Sdte iiber bas Baplttum
uno Die fatboliIde Stride lauten mort
lid: r0ie @eI6i6te Ser romild -fatbo-
liIhen Stride perbinoet Iltertum llno
9seu5eit. gs sibt feline anoere ginrid=
t,lng in europa, Die uns gu oen 3eis
ten 5uriidfiibrt, ba ber Rauh Der
Spfer i'm Gantbeon oufitieg unb ba
8iraffen uno Eiser i'm 6labii6en
Impbitbeater iib tummelten. Die
itol5eiten a0nigsbauier itno I'M Ser
gleib nit oer langen Heibe Der romtz
iden SapIte erit bon geitern. unb nod
INNER itebt bas Eapittum oa bon
2eben uno Sugenofraft, pdbreno
atloere 3eide, Die gleiden alters nit
linn iparen, lGngit i'm Staub 5erfallen
lino. Die fatbolil6e Stride lenoet nod
INNER biz on Ole @ren5en Ser grbe
ibre Senoboteu aus, ebenio eifrig tpie
iene, Die emit nit MusuItinus an Ser
&Ilte Der @rafIbaft Sent (in gng=
lano) lanoeten, uno lie tritt nod
INNER feinolihen &onigen gerabe 10
fraftpon entgeeen 1pie emit DEM
attila. 0ie 3abl ibrer Mnbanser lit
GROCER als in irgenoeiner friiberen
3eit, ibre groberunsen in ber Neuen
@elt baben tie fir oas in Der @lten
@elt 8erlorene rei6li6 entl6uoigt.
Mub Ieben mir feinerlei In5eiaen
bapon, oaB ii6 oas gnoe ibrer LAM
gen Serribaft nabe. Sic NOR groB
uno gea6tet, bepor Der Sahle oen
SUB auf 8ritanniens 8ooen geiest
benor Der 5ranfe oen &bein iiber=
ihritten bate, Intio6ien bliibte, als
i'm Gempel 5u Meffa nod @oten=
bilber angebetet tpurOen. uno Tie mag
1pobl nod in unperminberter &raft
fortbeIteben, lpenn emit elm Heilenoer
aus Neuieelano n1itten in elmer ipei<
ten ginooe ii6 auf einen 5erbrohenen
8ogen Ger 2onoonbriide iteat, INN Die
Huinen Ser St-Baulss saatbeorale OBJ
3u5eibnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

Spaftuns aud nod Oct fdon Elm
Sabrbunbert friiber eingeriiienen reli.
sioien Spaltung 5ur Seite itellte.
Oeren 5olse mar, bob DeutihlanO
tpdbreno fait 5tpei Sabrbunberten oas
oera6tetite 2anb in europa tpar. Die
Sdneoen batten aub gegen oen &ai-
ier unb ben ibm nod treuen Inbnng
in Deutiblat1o ni6ts oermobt, penn
nidt SSranfreib, ~oas i9on banals
uno lange norber bas vallerhriIt-
li6ite" 2ano mar, bie S6tpeben nit
8elo aur Siibrune Der langen Selb-
5itee in Deuti6lano unterltiibt bate.
Sranfreib bat banals BEN &atboli-
5ismus in 0eutihlano nit Silfe unb
ourd l1nteritiibung oes 8roteitantis.
mus befampft. 0ie @rnte bat Sranf-
reid bafiir i'm Sabre 1870 einge,
beirnit, als oe1tl6e @affen rnter ser
5ubrung elmer proteltantiiden, 5. +.
preuBilben Madt 6ranfreibs Seere
Idlugen tpte ielten Die Seere elmer
eroben Seation seidlasen poroen
jin0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
Sram Gb. a., No.

5eisen iino ieoermann 5utrGgli6
uno fonnen ieoem &inoe segeben mer-
oen porausgeiett, oaB man oie etlpas
barten 5eigen gut aerfaut. sSeigen be.
iiten piele quite gigeni1aften, iiben
etnen beiliamen @influb auf Magen
uno gingetpeioe un6 iino belon6ers
bel lol6en &ronfbeiten anautpenoen,
no cine Storung in Sen 8erbauungs-
funftionen porfommt. OesbaIb emp-
feblen Ier5te i'm Orient oen @enuB
bon 5eigen als elm 8orbeugungsmit=
tel gegen Oie Cholera, neil 6erielben
immer 8erbauungsit0rungen boraus-
geben. Iber au6 alien, pel1e an
Suiten uno 2unsenfranfbeiten leioen,
lit Der @enuB bon Seieen lebr su
empfeblen. Gin einfa1er aber Iebr
mirfiamer 8ruIttee lit elm Mbiuo bon
geip0bnlider @erlte nit bier big feds
Jeigen uno elmer &anopon &oiinen.
Siernon trinft man ben Sag iiber
einige 9aiien. @eiter 1peroen oub
Seigen auBerli6 als Seilmittel gegen
3abngel6miire angetpenoet, tpel9 Ies-
tere baourd ertpeid)t uno ent1peoer
5erteilt ODER bod balb 5ur &eife se.
6ra6t tperoen. Na6bem man einige
5eigen Der 8reite nod our9geidnit-
ten unb Tie in lautparmer Milb auf-
geluei6t bat, legt man iie auf Die &C.
l6piire.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

rner berlaiien fonnte un6 fonnen
tDir6. Sber<D <DeIterreih ipenOet u1ls
Die SiiBe ieines Obitreihtums uno
gleih fuie iein 8o6en 6iiBfriidte in
reiber SiilIe liefert, entitammt 6em-
ielben 8oben elm fr0blibes, begabtes,
friihes 8oIf, bas audi 6em MntIib
Seiterrei6s feline beitere Weiene ber-
leibt.
Sbon erblifen mir Die @ahauer
SiigeI uno 8urgen, 6ns GiIberbon6
Der Donal in ieinen oielgeitaItigen
Winoungen - Iinfs: 5tift WeIf;
rebter Sano bas &obidtpnbgebiet,
Die Waria5ea- -8erge lno i1 ellie
nit einem Sau1aer 6es @Iiids nno
itolaer gefriebisung iiber &ablen-
uno 2eopol6sberg nit einem
GRUB an ilnIeren ~Metberfiinocr, Bi-
lamberg- -Sen6er" - in Die ie6ern Be,
iu6er melt un6 labeno ge0ffneten
Mrme @iens.
SSa, i6 liebe 6i1 - 1nein Seiterreid)l
Dem fein anber 2aro an Ghonbeit
nno an Chr lit reid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

0as 8ebi6t, oos Sic meinen, III
- Der tpeiBe Siri6" BON l1blanD. gs
lautet:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
MuAkunN
8on Trof. 5. N. 9nebres,
Mebaftenr bes ,@aiieufrennS',
643 Spmtb Obip Abeune,
Columbus Gbip
.Sr. a., q. 5. -

9os engliide 8ort Cataract"
funn einen 8ailerfaa beoeuten, aber
an6 Elm augeniibel, oas man i'm
Deuti6en vausenItar" nennt. 0ies
lit cine gerbGrtung ser I'M Snnern
bes sluges anseiammelten 4rant-
beitsitoffe, Die iid 10 feit anieten, oaB
ite nidt ooer ielten obne cine Opera.
ton entfernt tperoen fonnen. gs gibt
orei slrten bon Star: ben grauen,
oen i6par5en uno Ben griinen Star.
Die meiIten slugentranfbetten font
,nen bonn 8lutanorang nod oben nno
au6 bon l1nreinigfeiten uno augens
bite. 9lls tempor1re 2inoerung fann
man 2ebm (Glap) ooer cottage
beeie" auflegen. am beiten Stebt man
einen guten slugenar5t gu &at uno
folgt Ieinen 8eilungen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
= $. s., Sa. =

Oas @eoi6t, oos Sic meinen, il
Ser lpeiBe Sirid)" BON l1blano. 6;
.autet:
gs eingen brei SGger ipobl auf
ste 8irih,
Sic tpollten eriagen Sen tpeiBen
Sirid.
Sic legten li6 unter BEN San=
nenbaum:
ga batten Die brei einen ielt=
lamen Sraum.
Ser erIte:
~Wit bat setrdumt, id flopf' auf
Sen 8ul6;
ga raul6te Ser Siri6 beraus,
buih, buid!"
Der 5tpeite:
~uno als ct iprans nit ser
Sunoe @eflaff,
Ga brannf i6 ibm auf oas Sen,
piff, paff!"
Ger brittle:
ullno als i6 ben Siri6 an Ser
groe Iab,
0a itieB id lultig ins Sorn
trara!"
50 lagen lie oa uno ipraden bie
6rei,
9a rannte Ser peiBe Sirj6
borbei.
uno eb' oie Saser i'm re6t ge-
Iebn
60 mar er oabon iiber Siefen
uno Sob'n.
Sui6 buid! piff paff! trara!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
. 8. s., q. 5. -

8ott iei 0qnf tpiro I'M gegenipdr-
tigen 9el.tidlano, 8. +. in 8eIt=
oeutiblano, cine @uItap= bolfs sJeier
nift mebr abgebalten. slud oamals
ibon nar es oie llneinigfeit Der 0eut,
iden, Die ibnen gum Berbdngnis
tpuroe. Sn ser 1,nIeligen @laubens-
lpaltuns - ourd 2utber berbeise<
fiibrt - fdmpften BroteItanten gegen
aatbolifen. Gin geeinistes Delltlds
lanb ipiiroen bamals. i'm II. Sabr.
bunbert, Die Shtpeben teinespegs
baben beiiesen fonnen. slls iie aber
llnter ibrem aonig @uitao Aoolf i'm
Sabre 1880, i'm iedIten Sabre bes
greiBiejdbrisen 4rieges, in De,,tid).
lanb einfielen, ,par 9e,,tihlanb in
sipei feinblihe &eerlaeer eeipolten,
beren cine Cell treu bem @eihsober.
bnupt, benz fatboliihen aaiier. on.
bing, tpdbrenb Der anbere Eeil. bic
proteItantiiden Giirften, bic Gobne
0er emporung aegen ben 4aiier bod.
bielt uuo oamit Die uMelieite politiide
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
Sd, >. -

GaB ser 8elifan (im @rtediiden,
suerit bon Bbpitologus, auf ben
areu5too sSeiu GbriIti ertpdbnten Se'
lifan) Itiibt iid auf oie Satiade, oab
oieier 8osel bie Sunsen NIT ieinem
S9nabel oie Serggegenb aufpift, fit
tert. Ser gelifan lit Elm Bogel nit
laneem S6nabel uno Elm gutter Slie'
ger, ser ii6 bon Siiden nabrt nno
bieielben idpimmeno er6eutet. 9ie
Yelifane nilten 5iuilden S6ilf uno
8obr in Siimpfen. Sic fommen in
elf Irten Dor in tpGrmern 2dnbern,
Ielten am gooeniee. - Hellagra aber
lit cine maildnoii6e Hoie uno bat III
rem Ramen bon elmer ser Colombo
iden Maistranfbeit beritammenoen
aranfbeit, Sic meiit totlif oerlauft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
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@egen bic meilten 9terben- un6
rbeumatii6en l1ebel eibt es - eeraoe
berausgeiagt - feline Seilmittel, be-
lonoers eesen gteuralgie unb Neur-
altbenie. Ier3te, ipel6e es ebrli6
meinen uno niht Sarauf aus iinb,
@elo gu maden seiteben bies elm.
Bir fennen cine Jrau, oie idon iiber
5ebn Sabren nit rbeumatiiden 2eiben
bebaftet i'm &oipitaI liegt. sic mar
oarauf erpidt, geiuno 5u iper6en, uno
bat fat ibr gar,5es Bermogen 6afiir
angeipanot, Bis elmer ibrer aerate ibr
oas Geit1nbnis mahte, nit Dem DOT.
tern auf5uboren, oa es fein Mittel
,tpiihen 8immel un6 grbe- edbe, bie
lie gu furieren imitanoe ieien. MIles.
mas man tun fann. lit. Die Mab.
nabmen au befoleen. bic Hfarrer
aneipp uno anbere Ratar6rate an.
raten: Man made t6elid. beion6ers
morsens uno aben6s. talte Sub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
. $. g., Mp. -

Ser ielige Sermonn Soiepb mar
eeboren INN bas Sabr 115O IN &olh
trat in ieinem 5ipolften 2ebensiabre
in oas Observation-Disclosures Stein-
felb in Der gifel uno mibmete ii6 als
einfader 8ruoer Safriltan gan5 Dem
6eI6auli6en 2eben. @s Itarb Inn oas
Sabr 1886. 8efannt lit bic 2egenbe
pon Der finoli9en 8erebrung bes
alerbeiliglten arslaframents, tpie
er emit als fleiner &nabe auf ben
altar fletterte unb an Die Sabernafel-
tiir anflopfte NIT Ser Srage: uWein
Seiulein, bilt 0u bas?" 8orauf Der
Seilano ibm aus Dem Sabernafel ges
antiportet baben iou: nssSa, mein &ino,
on tpirit bulS bel Mir i'm Simmel
Iein!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
. u. s., alter Srierer :

gs lit biItoril6 ertpieieh oaB bic
l1eberrelte oes I'll. apoitels Wattbias
in Der Stride gleiden Nan1ens in Der
Staot Trier ruben. 8or ben Eoren
Ser bamaligen HomerIta6t Mngulta
Srepirorum (oas beutise Erier) lag
i'm bierten Sabrbunoert bas 2ano=
baas elmer briltliben &0merin, ser
@itpe gllbana. 8ei ibr febrten gu1a=
rius, Salertus nno Waternus elm,
Die orei IpoIteli6iiler, Die Damn bte
erIten 8il9ofe an SEN l1fern ser
Woiel, bes &beines uno ser Maas
Duroen. 0ort eritano nad Mlbanas
GermGdtnis oas erite driitlibe Got
tesbaus an Ser Moiel, Oeuti i9la1,os
llrfir6e, Die @rabesfir6e Der Seili-
gen gu6arius uno 8alerius. St1
oieier 6riitliben Stride bes Erierer
2anoes bat pobl oft bie fl. Selena,
Die Wutter &aiier aonitantins, ser
5eier ser beiligen @ebeimniiie beige
mobnt, bat tie oo6 ser beilisen StGtte
oas foitbare 4leinoo perma9t, oas
oieie beute nod birst: Sen 2eib bes
fl. slpoitels Mattbias. 0ob oie
Stiirme Ser Seit brauIten iiber
ct. Mattbias bintpeg. Die fSranfen
legten Srier in Sbutt anb Mi1e, 1eue
8ei6lebter eritanben: bas &leino-
blum Ser STRIDE bort inn Siiben Dor
BEN Eoren par beriboaen. Da las
Der gr5bii6of @berbaro bon Srier,
Oer i'm Sabre 1856 in Hom tpeilte,
sort in olten S6riften, bie &eli=
quien oes FL. Wattbias ieien in Der
gsdbe Ser 1O49 aufgefunoenen ueber=
reite Der Seiligen gu6arius uno
Galerius beigeiest. Selena, oie 8a-
tronin bes Srierer 2anbes, babe, 10
bieB es BORT, Dem 8ii6of Mgritius
ibren Balait gei6enft, Inn cine &atbes
orale oaraus ber5urihten, fir oie tie
ibm oie &eliquien oes beilisen &odes,
einen Ser Nagel bon Der &reu5ieung
Gbriiti unO anbere &oitbarfeiten iiber-
gab. Sic babe audi Die @ebeine bes
FL. Wattbias nad Srier geianbt, bie
iie in Suoaa erbalten, bon BORT na6
Hom gebra6t llno Iterbenb in sic
SGnbe oes III. Meritius gelest babe.
@leid nad ieiner 8iidfebr in Die Set
mat lieB g6erbaro na6graben. 8alb
fano man einen bleiernen Sarfopbag
NIT elmer Marmortafel, auf ser in
grie6il6en 2ettern Ser None 6es
FL. Ipoitels itano. Grit 1927 tpurben
oie &eliquien gum erItenmal feierli9
ausgeiteat. 9amit beeann in Srier
Die beionoere 8erebrung oes FL. Wat-
tbias. Die Stride ct. gu6arius, i9on
lange oie slbteifirbe zines 8enebif-
tinerfloiters, nunmebr ct. Wattbias
benannt, tpurbe oas 3iel frommer
Bilger bon mob uno fern. 9te alte
Woielbriide unb Die alte porta
Higra, an Die ii6 biele Sagen f1iip-
fen. iino nod teilmeiie erbalten. Mu9
elm aus romii9er 3eit itommenoer
Moiaifbooen BEL Nennig lit nod 5iem.
lid gut erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
- ct. g., Mp. :

gs gibt elm iebr einfa6es WitteI,
Die bdbli9en Gleden bon ben &dn6en
gu entfernen, tpelhe Die Jrauen
tuGbreno Der ginmabeaeit infoIge Der
Beriibruna bon 5riihten au erbalten
pflegen. Man balte itets cine GIaide
@lpserin bereit un6 reibe ie6esmal
rad Der Mrbeit ben &aupti9mus nit
Incident Bapier bon Gineern un6
Sdn6en ab, ihmiere oiefe aIsbonn ielt
uno griinolid NIT @lp5erin elm uno
naihe Tie oonn in tparmem Bo{ier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

maidungen, resle ben StmbIgnng 1ino
nebme beionbers I'M 5riibiabr Elm ge-
eignetes 8lutreinigungsmittel @ines
Der beiten 8lutreinigunesmittel lit
8aiierfreiie. Man bermeioe Sleilds
ipeiien, beionoers Sbtpeinefleiih.
Man genieBe biel Sbit unb robes
(,tidt eefodtes) Semitic. Sees, bie
ausgeaei6net Dirfen, iino 8adolber.
uno &amiaentee. Mnsgeaeihnet tpirft
&noblaub. Das i'm ,S.-@.' ange5eigte
r2iquio- -@arlic" -0eittel bat ibon bic
lem unierer 2eiern gebolfen.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Foes Hop on Truman Remark
That He's Running Campaign

Stevenson is "a captive candi.
date"
Truman finally told the truth" +"
Mr.. Schramm said. Everybody
but Stevenson has known for some
time that the Governor of Illinois
has been puppet in the hands of
Harry Truman. Now we have it
right from the horses mouth that
ne. Harry, is running this CAM
paign."
Although an estimated 1.5O0 to
1000 persons turned out at Manly
to hear Mr.. Truman, his train
halted a quarter mile from the
station and only a handful heard
his two-minute talk.
In Chicago last night. Roger
Tubby, acting presidential press
secretary, declined to comment.
He said the talk at Manly was
informal and that it was not
taken down by an official stenog-
rapher.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 3o.-C. M
Vandeburg, executive director of
the American Heritage Founda-
ton, says he'll literally "eat crow
in Times Square if the national
election does not bring out at
least 63 million votes.
The foundation is sponsoring
the national non-partisan register
and vote campaign.
In statement today, Mr.. Van
deburg challenged professional
pollsters who are forecasting a
total vote under 60 million. His
statement added:
If the national vote on Novem-
Der 4 does not reach or exceed
63 million votes I will discon-
solately but willingly eat crow at
a table for one. set up under
Duffy's statute in the CEN
ter Of Times Square, at noon on
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Second Suspect Held
In kidnapping Spree
BY the Assoeioisd Pres,

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct. 30
Edward Hopkins, 81
year-old former Florida convict
accused of taking part in a three
day two-State kidnap spree, was
held in $4,000 bond yesterday.
Hopkins. taken in custody with
out a struggle by an FBI agent
who recognized him Tuesday as
he left the post Office, was re-
turned to the Duval County jail
after a bond hearing before u. S.
Commissioner T. v. Cashen.
The FBI told Commissioner
Cashen bench warrants had been
issued in Chattanooga, Tenn, for
Hopkins on two charges: Kid
naping and transporting a stolen
pickup truck across State lines.
The United States attorney there
suggested the $4,000 bond.
Evening star., 1952-10-30

of the national problem of medical
care.
DR.. Norris said that within 25
years it is hoped such centers
could be set up in places where
they are needed all over the coun-
try.
The plan calls for centers pro-
viding complete medical, hospital
surgical and dental care on a
group-practice basis, with clinics
for preventive medicine and fully
equipped hospitals.
A spokesman here for the
American Medical Association said
the plan will formally be pre-
sented to the Board of Trustees
on November 7. He said the or
ganization was withholding any
comment until that time.
An official of the District Med
ical Society said the society had
not received a detailed account of
the proposal and would not COM
ment until a complete study of
the plan is made.
The proposal would cost the
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Health Insurance Plan
Urges Communities
To Set Up Own Centers

Plans to build community med
ical centers throughout the coun-
try and give complete medical and
dental care for insurance pre-
miums of 81 or 50 week were
announced officially in New York
today.
Sponsor of the plan is the Amer
lean Federation of Medical Gen.
ters. non-prof1t organization.
Under the federation's program,
communities will be urged to
establish medical centers.
The announcement. made by
Wendell w. Anderson, chairman
of the board of the federation,
and by DR.. Edgar H. Norris, De-
troit surgeon and founder of the
program, followed a six-year study
Evening star., 1952-10-30
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

MANLY, Iowa, Oct. s0.-There
were repercussions today from an
informal remark made by Presi-
dent Truman as he greeted q
tralnside crowd at 7:15 am. here
yesterday in the chill North Iowa
air.
AS recorded on a tape transcript
made by Radio Station KGLO of
Mason City. Mr.. Truman said:
well this is fine. I certainly
appreciate your getting up and
coming down here at this time of
day to look at the-man who is
running-the campaign for Presi-
dent" he said. The recording
showed Mr.. Truman hesitated
twice during the sentence which
opened his brief talk.
Iowa Republican Chairman
James Schramm issued a state
ment in Des Moines. calling the
Truman remark proof that Gov.
Evening star., 1952-10-30


policy holder ST to 81 a week
and would guarantee complete
coverage for all medical costs,
including serious illnesses.
Other health insurance plans
have been given wide publicity
but have not met with the ap-
proval of both business and med
ical groups. In the past. the ANA
has not approved group practice
by physicians.
DR.. Norris said the federation
has obtained considerable favor
able interest from business, in
surance firms and communities
wanting health centers.
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BIoodmobiIe to Stop
At Falls Church Cunteen

The American Red Cross Blood
mobile will be stationed from 10
am. to 4 pm. tomorrow at the
Teen Canteen. Hillwood avenue
near Shreve road. Falls Church.
Donors may obtain transporta .
ton by calling Mrs. Emmanuel
Newman, blood donor recruitment
chairman for Fairfax County, at
Falls Church 27OO,
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Former FBI Agents
Elect james McInerney

James McInerney, head of the
Lands Division of the Department
of Justice, was elected chairman
Of the Society Of Former Special
Agents of the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation last night at a din
ner at the Burlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
If ! otoIV Vote Is Under63 Mi||ionISe|
This Man Says He'll Eat Crow In

November 6. which happens to
be my birthday"
II he wins, Mr.. Vandeburg said.
the f1rst 10 among the Nations
experts" to accept his vote total
challenge will be his guests and
served sirloin steaks ION the same
day, same location"
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Skipper blue and brown gabardine ir
40ft wool, 500 rayon and all rayor
with all wool zip lining. Sizes IL to 81
in the group.
Washington-Second
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WASHINGTON ONLY

3-$1o.95, $11.s5 Sport Coats, sizes
6, IL --.-----.------- So. .38
91Boys', Students S27.95, $29.95
Wool Sport Coats, broken sizes,
S7.88
2$45oO Wool Husky" Suits, sizes
5-Young Mems 1895 Wool Co
vert Zip-line Coats, sizes 34-37,
S27.OO
2-$2495 Two -Trouser Suits, re-
versible vest, size Is Sl8.88
8-S15.95 Brown Rayon Gabardine
Suits, sizes Z, 8, 9, 10, 13. IS,
$lO.88
3-Students $29.95 Tan Rayon
Gabardine Suits, sizes SO, IS, 81,
S2l.OO
8-StudentS' S18.95, $685. Corduroy
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$1.00 Spun NyIon Hose

Fine quality Vicara and spun nylon with
elastic top. Solid brown, navy, green
and maroon in the group. Sizes to 9.
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ON SALE WASHINGTON ONLY
89c Coon Trim Skull CAPS

Cotton poplin skull cap with racoon fur
trim Small, medium and large Sizes
Evening star., 1952-10-30

$3.50 Robes, sizes 8, 10, IL,
S4.99
3-$10.95 Cloth Jackets, sizes IL,
IA, 16 ---.~----- S2.88
3-Junior Boys $45.O0 Wool Zip
lined Overcoats, sizes s. II, IL,
Sl6.88
42-$1 SO Double Knee Blue Denim
Dungarees, sizes 4 to 10, Sl.49
1885 Wool Sweaters, sizes 80,
90, ~ S4sO0
14-$4.99, $3.50 Wool Sweaters,
broken sizes ---- S2.98
3-$2750 Jackets with Zip-out
Lining. Sizes IA, 20 Sl6.88
10-$1350, $14.95 Jackets with wool
and rayon plaid lining, sizes 6,
10, IL, IA, Is, 20 --- S9. .88
sport Coats; 5.88
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WASHINGTON and ARLINGTON
Youths $24.95, $27.95 Suits
f eas S all HSs wool 14S ss s1888
Sizes IL to 20. o~1O
$3.95 and S4.95 Lons-sIeeve Sport Shirts
Double Header" washable sport shirts cSN nm
in rayon gabardine. Many color COM cZSkR
blnatlonS Sizes to 20.
Slo.95 and Sl295 Winter Joekets
Famous make, water-repelent cotton e0 G0
rayon with cotton flannel lining "S6>S6H9
Sizes to 90
wahngon-second Floor Arlngton-stet Floor
ON SALE WASHINGTON ONLY
09C NOOn rim Skull (dpS
Cotton popln skull cap with fur ARo
trim. Small medium and large sizes. ZSt
Young Mems $50 Zip-Lined coots
1ss A os,s S" SroRn an ony ~SP pe o s95
them Sizes 35 to 38. AO~~
Boys, Students $24.95, $3.50 Sport coot.
Only 13 of them in plaid flannel or WOOL cWn mn
Blue, maroon, with vent back. Boys - MIMI
sizes IA, 16, 49, students sizes "a to 80.
$1.00 Spun NyIon Hose
Fine quality Vicara and spun nyon with Ano
elastic top. Solid brown, navy, green Z+SBO
and maroon in the group Sizes 7 to 9.
Boys, Students S34.95, $3.50 zip-Lined coot.
Skipper blue and brown gabardine in S6NO M
4Ofe wool, 500 rayon and all rayon A0h~vvV3
with all wool zip lining. Sizes IL to 38
in the group
Wahngton-Sond
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30-$1.00 Hand-rolled, Hand enbroid-
cred initiated Handkerchiefs 39c
63-75c Linen initiated Handker-
chiefs, 33c
1872 95-$3.95 Genuine Leather
Gloves, capes, suedes; broken sizes
81, SO
S449c Athletic Shirts, az only, 39c
60-$S.95 Corduroy Jackets, broken
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Youths $24.95. $2z.95 Suit.
$l0.e5 and Sl2.95 Winter jackets

Famous make, water-repellent cotton
and rayon with cotton flannel lining.
Green, brown and blue in the group
Sizes 4 to 20.
Washington-Second Floor Arlington