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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
|Bundits Get S., 600
AT Missouri Tex Office
b ne AssoeIaisd Press

! KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1.-TWO
bandits fed with about IS,
today after locking two employees
Of the Missouri State Income Tax
Department In a vault IN the
departments Offices.
Charles Sewer. cashier, and
Mrs. Ruth Knight, an accountant,
dug a hole In the vault and Mrs.
Knight pulled herself through
and into washroom. She noti-
fled police.
Mr.. Sewer told police the loss
represented receipts Of several
days and probably would be
|"about $1,000"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Communism Lecture Set

James Durham, writer on
Communism. will speak at the
School Of Advanced international
Studies, 1906 Florida avenue NV.
at $50 pm. tomorrow on the
nature Of Communism. The lee
ture is the first in a series of five
to be given there by Mr.. Burn
ham. The institute is affiliated
with Johns Hopkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

fine selection in plain and quilted trim. Each
one is neatly finished and has an easysliding upper
closure. Grand protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

ish Ambassador, win read the les
son.
B The service Is expected 10 be
attended by. Cabinet members,
Supreme Court Justices, congress
|sional leaders and members Of the
diplomatic corps.
Another memorial service. open
to the public. win be held at the
Cathedral the following Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Salvador Builds Station

/ San Salvador's new radio sta
ton. La Voc de Latino America,
called the strongest in Central
America, makes the 18th In that
country, where there are but a.
600 radio receiving sets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
pedlatIlcs Specialist Plans 10 Be smaIl-Iown Doctor

|shingle In Valparaiso. q town Of
{. 900 population.
DR.. Poncher. in his resignation
Isaid that he wanted to know his
patients ais personalities to see
leach one ..as wholellot divid-
led up in segments."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
BY Inc Associated Press

W the Associated Pfess
CHICAGO, Feb "a top spe-
cialist in children's ailments said
today he has decided to become
a small town general practitioner.
The decision was announced BY
DR.. Henry Poncher. 40. chief Of
pediatrics at the University Of
Illinois School Of Medicine, after
much soul searching"
Or. Poncher. who lives on q
farm near Valparaiso. Ind, and
has been committing to his work
in Chicago, said he'll hang his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
! Negro History Week Teo

Negro History Week" will be
marked with d musical tea BY the
Washington Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs from 5 to 8 pm. next
Sunday at lila o street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Perfect for keeping clothes moth and dust-free::
Particularly good for that special garment
.. keeps it extra neat.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

IS cents a pound, live weight, for
hens and 1890 cents for toms. In
the Pacific northwest, hens are &C.
81 cents and toms 1884 cents, net
to growers on dressed weight basis.
Last year, prices advanced about
4 cents pound from October to De-
cember. The average at the farm for
October-January was about 38 cents.
Conditions favor some improve
ment in prices during the rest of
this season. First, the early move
ment of turkeys has been heavy.
Most of the Beltsville Whites prob
ably have already gone to market
as broilers, fryers or light roasters.
Growers indicated in August that
they intended to market 43 percent
of the total crop in October or ear
please turn to page 28)
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

TF you want tractor with lots of
i power that's low in initial
cost I. as low in most commune
ties, if not lower, than any other
tractor in the 2-plow class :. that
doesn't cost a fortune to run = an
easy handling, comfortable driving
tractor that meets the needs of the
family-size farm, then here is the
tractor for you = the new Massey
Harris 2-plow Colt or Mustang.
They're the product of the same
engineering skill and advanced de-
sign that make Massey-Harris big
tractors the most sought after in
the field that make Massey
Harris combines the most wanted
wherever grain is grown.
Look at the work Colt or Mus
tang handles in the field - two
14-inch plows under average con-
ditions a 6-foot mower 3
row planter 4-row beet and
bean cultivator :. 2-row bedder
or lister i. 6-foot engine driven
combine. They take the work out
of elevating, grinding feed, pump
ing water snow removal, post
hole digging, doing or leveling.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

The same 3-point hitch that takes
the Is separate Massey-Harris tools
designed for the Colt and Mustang
will take any tool with 3-point
hook-up for 2-plow tractors.
You handle the Colt and Mustang
easier in small or odd shaped fields
>. shift down faster in the tough
spots and on the hills steer
closer to the row or fence line,
turn shorter on narrow headlands.
Big 10 x % tires on the Colt, IL x
% on the Mustang take firm grip
in loose or wet soil provide
the traction and speed to do more
work in less time.
And you have the flexibility of
adjustable front and rear tread
the choice of front wheel design
Row Crop, Standard Tread, High
Arch or Single Front Wheel.
Look over the new Massey
Harris Colt and Mustang at your
Massey-Harris Dealers. Ask for a
demonstration = get the first hand
facts on your farm. For free folder
by mail, write The Massey-Harris
Co., Quality Ave-, Dept. L-27O.
Racine, Wisconsin.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

AROUND A BILLION pounds,
live weight, of turkeys will go to the
chopping block from this years crop
compared with 919,000,000 pounds
last year and only 5O2,OO0,0O0 pounds
nine years ago. For the fourth sue
cessive year, turkey tonnage will set
a new high record.
The 1852 crop is estimated by the
U. S. department of agriculture at
1885, 900 birds against 52,252,000 in
1851, 43,792,00O in 1850 and 41,266,-
900 in 1949 Growth of the industry
has been remarkably fast.
Tonnage will not increase as much
as numbers over last year. Of the
increase of 100000 head raised,
about 100000 were Beltsville
Whites, mainly sold at weights of 4
to pounds, and 100000 were
larger types. Growers raised 80 per-
cent more Beltsville Whites and 8
percent more of other breeds.
With Beltsville Whites making up
an increasing share of the crop, the
average live weight per turkey sold
will decline again this year. Aver
age weight increased from 1874
pounds in 1880 to a peak of 1873
pounds in 1949, as the Broadbreasted
Bronze swept the country, but prob
ably will be down around II pounds
this year.
Besides a big crop, more turkeys
were carried over in storage this
year than in 1851, Stocks of frozen
turkeys on hand on Sept. 1, usually
the low point of the year, were 49,
100000 pounds against 24,8OO,0O0
pounds last year.
Extra Serving for All
There'l be a couple million more
people to consume turkey this year.
After allowing for military needs,
the supply of turkey meat, dressed
weight, per person will be about
Sc pounds, a new high record
against So pounds last year, and q
1941-50 average of 4 pounds, ac-
cording to U. S. department of agri,
culture figures. That's about one
more turkey serving per person thar
in 1851.
Prices thus far have been disap
pointing to growers who evidently
increased flocks because of attrac
tive returns last year. The Sept. 1!
average price paid to producers wa
1872 cents a pound against 1868 cent
in 1851.
Mid-October prices also appear h
be about cents lower than yea
previous. In the Middle West, pay
ing prices at the farm are about "a
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
WYOMING

ALTON Valley Tractor & Implement Co.
BUFFALO ................ Hanks Car Market
CASPER .............,N holland Feed Supply
CHUGWATER .. .Chugwater Farm Equipment
GILLETTE ...................F Frontier Motors
LOWELL ....... .Ankor Bar Manufacturing Co.
LUSK .................Cli Cline Wolfe Motors
PINE BLUFFS ................. Farm Service
ROCK SPRINGS ........... Robert B. Eaton
SHERIDAN ................C Gotten sales Co.
TORRINGTON ....... Western Implement Co.
WHEATLAND -. Park to Park Implement Co.
WORLAND ....... Standard Implement Sales
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
See Your Nearby
Mossey-Horris deoIer
for complete information
MONTANA
MONTANA

BAKER. &c. C. Motor g. Implement Co.
BIG TIMBER ..s........ .Jake'S Repair Shop
BILLINGS ........... Billings Implement Co.
BOHEMIAN ........ Mountain Machinery, Inc.
CHESTER. .......... Marias Implement Co.
CIRCLE .......... Circle Motor g. Implement
CONRAD ........ Wunderwald Implement Co.
DILLON ......... Comics Auto & Implement
FORT BENTON Haas g. Associates Imp. Co.
GERALDINE Spevac Hdwe. & Machinery
GLASGOW 500. .Hi-Line Impl. CO Motor Co.
GLENDIfE ............ss.. BirdsaH &c Zody
HAMILTON ..................B randbc Motors
HARDIN ............. Hardin Implement Co.
HAVRE ................ Haas Implement Co.
KALISPELL ........ .F1athead Implement Co.
LEWISTOWN ......... Dan Morrison & Sons
MILES CITY ...s..s.. Custer Equipment Co.
MISSOULA ......... Carroll Motor Imp. CO.
BRENTWOOD ....... Modern Implement Co.
RICHEY ........ss..... .Holzwarth Implement
SCOBEY ..ss...s......H H. P. Larson Imp Co.
SHELBY .......... Hannah & Holmes Imp. Co.
SIDNEY ............. Northern Motors, Inc.
STANFORD ........... Gait Bros. Hardware
TERRY ................ Weagel Implement Co.
WOLF POINT ........... Highway Motor Co.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

November |. 1928
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-25
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(Sortiesung ron Seite y
Ser Sentide 8eiperfl rfldafts=Smnb

sluf elmer Sagung in Berlin tpuroe
5um nelen 8nrltbenoen DeS Oeut=
l6en 8emerfl6afts -8unOes ser orei=
notwithstanding Siibrer Der Metoa=
arbeiter, 8alter 5reitag, gelpGblt.
Sreitag miro oamit fiir Die nG6lten
5pei Sabre Die iebs Wtillionen i'm
G@8 organilierten lpeitoeutl l6en Mr=
better fiibren.
Sreitag tpurbe nit elmer Mebrbeit
BON oreiBig Stimmen 5um Nadfolser
Gbriltian 5ettes gepdblt. Sette batte
in Ben letten Otonaten our6 ieine
itberipannten Iniprii6e uno freioen=
feril6en Ini6ouungen in 6riitli6en
arbeiterfreilen groBen MnltoB erregt
unO oen 5oroerungen nab Ser 0el1=
l6affung getrennter driltlider @e-
perfl6aften einen Itarfen gluftrieb
gegeben 8obrlbeinlid fat oas gu
ieiner NieOerlaee beigetroeen. gs III
aber 81 befiir6ten, baB bon ieinem
Na6folger oas olte @ort gilt: Scr
gleide. Saoen, nur cine anoere gtun1s
mer." 9lu6 5reitag lit So5ialoemos
frat
slber i1nmerbin oiirfte bie 5eittpei=
lige &altltelung Settes 81 elmer gnts
ipannung uno elmer &ldrl1ng tpenigs
items ser politii6en Saltung oes Sc
nerfI6afts=8unoes fiibren.
gttpa Inn bie Belt, ols es Inn 6ie
unter5ei6nung Ser Bonner &onben=
tionen uno oes g8@-8ertrages ging,
orangten bie @eperfibaften auf Ser
abidieoung bes lange beratenen unb
beftig umitrittenen 8etriebsperfaI-
lungseeieses. &ernfrage mar: Sol es
au6 auBerbalb Der Stabl- uno @i1en-
inbuitrie uno bes &oblenbergbaues
oie paritdtii6e Witbeitimmung ge-
ben? 9ie @etperfldaften iagten .un-
bebingt", Die gfegierungsparteien
rnein". gs fam i'm Weai au elmer
@eue bon @arni itreifs iiber oas gan.
ae 8unoeseebiet binmeg. Mnein in
Hor6rbein @eitfalen traten an 3tpei.
unobier5ig Srten iiber 100000 Mr-
beitnebmer in ben ausltano, in bum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-25
OHIO-wAIsENFREUND

oertunoorei 8etrieben fdnoen @orn.
itreifs meiit bon elm Bis atpei Stun.
Den Douer itatt. Den MbI1luB uno
Sobepunft biloete elm 5lpeit1giger
Streif Der 3eitltngsbrnder, Der am
| 27. Wtai begann, an Dem Sag, an
Oem in Haris Der gG8-Bertraa I'M
ter5eihnet tpur6e.
ltno es fam au ienem 8rief oes
9unoesfanalers an ben bisberigen
I9@8-goriitenben Gbriit. Sette, in
Dem es bieb: sd oarf au9 beute
feinen 3Deifel Oariiber auffon1men
laiien ouB i6 cine oreaniiierte S66-
oignng Ser Goltspirtl9aft onrd
Streifs, oie nur unternommen tper=
oen, Inn Ger Sarlamentsmebrbeit ben
geDerfl6aftliden @illen auf5u8ipin-
gen, ais einen SerItoB gegen bas
8runogeieb unb ais cine gefdbrli6e
Storung ser inneren Srbnung unie,
res Staatspeiens anieben mlB. Ser
8dbler alein bat bas gfebt, bur6
oie 9lbgabe ieiner Stirnme bel @ob-
len Die 3uiammeniebung oes Barla=
ments 5u beItimmen lno oamit sic
parlamentariibe 8illensbiloung 5lt
beein nfluiien." -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES slueult Sbnibt,
Ser 8oriibenoe ser acknowledgements
l6aft 9ergbau, faltO oas ribtige
8ort, ais er Inn oielelbe 3eit erfldr=
te: Sin Streif gegen oos 8etriebs=
perfaiiungsgeieb ipiirbe it6 gegen Sen
Staat geri6tet baben, oen mir, Sic
8elperfidaften, beiaben, uno BON Dem
mir INNER bebaupten ieine ltdrfite
Stitbe 81 iein." slls oas 8etriebs=
uerfaiiungsgeiet in Ser bon Sen @e=
merfld5aften abgelebnten Sorm bonn
9unoestag angenommen Dar, erfldr=
te Die @elperflcbaftSleitung in 9iiiiel=
oorf, Sic 8eiperfi6aften tpitroen cine
Ienberung oes @elete5 nit alien Sc
mofratil6en Otitteln anItreben. Oa=
nit mar oie 2oDalitdt ser @e1perf=
idaften eegeniiber Dem oe1nofratiiden
Staat befunoet Dor0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-25
S 19,135.00

GrDpfitun, Wtirm. - 9ta6 LANCER
&ronfbeit ltorb am Somstog Ser
bocblp'Ite Wtlgr. Soiepb @urnL ieit
1929 Generolpifar Ser 9io5eie
GroofIton. gr mar am IL. Sonuar
1876 in Geutl6lonO geboren, trat
1896 in Oo5 St.-Sobannes- Seminar
in GouegepiQe Elm uno rpuroe om II.
Sum- 1901 fir oie Gio5eie Gulutb
gepeibt no er bis Wfai 1910 in Der
Seellorge mirfte. Sn Oieiem Sabre
fam er nit Sem peritor6enen 8ii6oi
Gorbett na6 Grroflton, mo- er 25
Sabre lang ais 9i05elanfan5ler uno
ieit 1929 als @eneralDifar tpirfte.
gin1nOpier5ig Sabre lang uor er
Efarrer Ser &atbeorale, mo er cine
iegensreibe leeliorgli6e SGtigfeit
entfaltete. slu6 Inn Die Serbreitltng
Ser fatbolii6en Breie mar er in al
Sen SSabren ltets beiorgt uno INSIDE
lonoere Oem ,8.' gegeniiber bat er ii9
INNER mieoer ais treuer uno bilfs=
bereiter Sreuno betpabrt. SSn anbes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-25
Sample in sSnbp-gbina

Sic GebeQen bon 8ietn1inb iino in
oen Siigeleelanoe in oie Nabe ser
bunoert Weilen noroDeitli6 bon So
moi liegenoen Staot gigbia porge=
orungen uno buben oie 8eIdieBung
ser Stoot nit oen ldmeriten @el6iit=
gen begonnen, Bic tie iemals in oem
idon ie6s Sabre 1pdbrenoen &rieg
gegen Die Sran5olen einseiebt baben.
Die angegriffene Stabt liegt am
gingang gu oem eebirsisen Sbai-
biet, oas li6 am 9toten Stub Biz our
0oromeIt=8re 5niiben gbina uno
Snbo-Gbina erItredt uno oen Sdliil-
iel 5u Dem groBen 9feisoelta in Ser
Habe bon Sanoi biloet.
IS lit Oie eroBte Sffeniipe Der &e-
bellen leit einem Sabr.
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benz Sabr 1873 reeelmGBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten oes 9apitlidcn &olle'
gi1m Soiepbtnum in 8ortbington.
Ohio, oeiien 3ped Die SeranbilSung
piiroieer 8rieIter5oglinge fir Die
Der. Staoten lit. 8ieie Initalt iii
bauptiddIid aneepieien a,1f Die gin'
finite oieies 9lattes uno Die @eiden'
te Ieiner 2eler.
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Nrr5ltd1r Btttr rtnrH hratfhrpn
Miii1nnarH

Sf1 elmer fir6Ii9 bIiibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Enlargement.
be in Baraguap, Siib-4merifa, feblt
oringenO Elm gana beideioenes &irh.
lein. l1nier iebnliblter 8uni6, oas
@ottesbaus auf oergangene 8eib.
nabten fertiggeIteat 5u baben, sing
leioer ni6t gang in @rfiiuung. gs
feblen bie Wittel. unier aner Soften
uno 8eten lit nun auf Oitern 1862.
Da es iid our6Deg INN drmlte
2anobeo0Iferune banoelt - es iinb
auBer Baraguapern aub beutibe, pol.
nii6e, ruiiiide uno anbere CUTE &a.
tbolifen borbanben -, miro Inn Die
giitige Witbilfe Scr 10 oft belpabrten
atbolii6en Garitas aus oen Ser.
Staaten gebeten. Seoe = auh Die al
lerfleinIte = @abe, bie in in einem
se,pobnli6en 8riefe per Slugpoit
(aebn Gents Rorto) auf meine poIle
Terant1portung geianot tperoen fann.
nitrant Der unter5eibnete beutibe
Bater oanfeno entgegen. 0uittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir oie eolen
Srennoe uno @onner Der angefange.
men 81. -&reua-&irde miro monatlid
Der Segen elmer beiligen Weiie arfge.
opfert.
Snfolge Der politiiben 1nruben in
BuraguaD m0gen sic bite et1paige
giitige @aben in 8argeIo uno gu.
Ibriften ni6t mebr an mid nod ga,
raglap, ionoern ab beute MIR nod
on meinen nrntlicb unb firhli6 Be.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-25

ionen beiteberoen Manni1aft. sic be.
.itritten Die 9ebauptitng Der &uilen
bob oas Slugaeug Die Sniel Yuri
iiberflogen babe, uno heiduloigten
Wostau, oaB es in elmer Note iiber
ben San Die Eatiaben entltellt babe.
@leib3eitig murbe Ole ruliiibe Gegie-
rlng aufgeforoert, rbie ernIten SOL
gen 3u beoenfen, oie iib ergeben mo-
gen, penn fernerbin Slug5euge anoe-
rer| 2anoer obne 8ropofation ange,
griffen iperoen".
SSSn Der Note miro oareelegt, baB
ii6 Der peri66nene Bomber auf einen
&outineflug befano. r8as Slugaeug
par ,tibt fiir einen &f irgenb-
elmer strt ausgeriiitet. gs bate feline
8omben an 8orb, unb ieine 8oro-
naffen funftionierten nibt. Seine Of
fi5iere batten oie Mnpeiiung erbalter,
oas iaponiidbe Sobeitseebiet nibt au
iiberi6reiten.
u0urb cine griinblibe l1nteri1h-
ung bon amerifanii6en 8eb0roen
nuroe feltgeitellt, >baB oieies Slug
5eug Ser Ser .=Staaten-2ufttpebr niebt,
mie bebauptet tpurbe, irgenoeine ruiz
iii6e Staatsgren5e perlett unb nicbt
iiber bie Sniel Yuri geflogen lit. Cot
ia6li6 purOe ourd Haoor feitgeitent,
Dab oas amerifaniibe 5lug5eug bon
ruiiiiben &fflug5eugen aipeiuno=
oreibig Meilen bon ser Snlel Yuri
uno rngefabr ie6s Meilen bon ser
ioponilden Sniel Soffaioo abgefan-
gen ipuroe.
uGa5u fommt no6,, baB bie Srage
Ser 8ren5perlesung iiber Ser Sniel
Ouri iiberbaupt nicbt anfgeporfen
lperoen fann, neil tie fein ruiiil6es
@ebiet lit, ionoern CUR Sabomai=
@ruppe gebort, bie unter Ser iapani=
l6en SouberGnitdt Itebt."
GuBlano bat bie Sabomai= =@ruppe
unter oen Sormano beiebt, oaB tie alt
oen &urilen geb0re, oie Ser Soipiet<
Union 5ugelpro6en Durben.
IS tpar ser nierte san, in Dem
ruiiii6e Slug5euge elm amerifaniibes
5lug5eug entlpeoer abgei6oiien ooer
5ur Sanoung ge5mungen baben. Gur
einen Sag ipdter DurOe bel Berlin elm
amerifaniibes Soipitalflug5eug bon
ruliilben Sliegern angegriffen, fonn-
te aber li6er lanoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-25

pollnrdatigten Serrn Sole Maper,
gaiiIIa gorreo, geo. 1861 in DuenpS
aires (argentina) per GIuGpon
(5ebn Gents Horto) IN einem itartem
llmidlas, gut 5i,getlebt, aiif nleine
poIite geranttportling ferpoen. ST.
WaDer iibergibt mir iofort unb
prompt Die @abe. Serslidites Ber-
gelt's @ott i'm 8orailsi
ssatber Sole 3reuiier, sgd,
Barroquia .Santa gru5", goronel
8ogaoo Baraguap), Soutb Mmerica.
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arrnttthltpH

Mit einem feierliben Gequiem er-
mics oie fatbolil1e Stride 9lmerifas
am Wontag |. IS. in 8aibington Dem
sort geltorbenen pbilippinilben @r5=
bii6of Gabriel Hepes bie lesten gb-
ren. 9as Sontififalrequiem tpurbe in
ser ct. =Wattbaus=&atbeor bonn
Sapltli6en Delegaten @r5biibof 81
cognani unter Seilnabme bon &arbi=
nal Srancis Spellman uno @r5biI6of
Batrif S'8ople 5elebriert. 0ie 2eibe
puroe i'm Slug5eug 5ur 8eerbigung
na6 Wanila gebradt.
Sie @efabren, sic Ser @elt beute
Oroben, ieien grOBer ols 5ur 3eit bes
Sunnen 9lttilu, erfldrte 'an 2. Otto
ber 8aplt 8ius XII. auf elmer Ser
iammlung BON itber fiinf5ebntauieno
Witglieoern ser italienii6en &atboli-
i6en 9lftion, oie li6 auf Dem Beters=
Ylat eingefunoen batten. Der 81,
Sater mar aus GaI Itel 8anbolfo nn6
9fom getommen, Inn oie 0elegierten
81 begriiBen, Oie li6 5ur breiBigidb=
rigen 8riinoungsfeier in Gon per=
ionmelt batten. st erinnerte an oie
erfolgrei6e 8egegnltng bes 8apItes
SEQ /. nit 9lttila i'm Sabre 452, ser
Oaroufbin bon einem slngriff auf
9tom oblieB un0 ieine Sruppen 5u-
riid5og. Seute, iagte ser BapIt, iei Die
8efabr- piel gr0Ber, oenn nidt nur
gom uno Stalien, ionoern oie ean5e
@elt lei beorobt, uno Ser Bapit nliiile
auf leine 8eile oauernb ouf ser SUIT
Iein, oomit Ser @olf ni6t fomme unO
oie SCRIBE 5eri itreue.
Ser fon1n1uniltiicDe &ongreB in
Oeosfau befaBte itd au6 nit ser Sr=
genotroge. Nifolai 81. Wifbailotp, Ser
Sefretdr oes 8unbes iunger &omlnu-
nilten, erfldrte auf Dem &ongreB, bab
5ablrei6e Ser ie65ebn Wiaionen
Sungfommuniit item urnter SEN Gin
fluB Ser 9teligion geraten". Sn Staos
ten uno 9orfern leien unter Ser Su=
genO 5ablreide Witglieoer gu finoen,
oie Die marriitilden gnpeiiungen
perletten uno nadlaiiig bebonbeln
v8ir ntiiiien," iagte er, uoer Gerna6s
laiiigung Ser iOeologiiden arbeit elm
@noe MAIDEN unb Die S6ulung ser
Sungmannlboften irttenliber betreis
ben uno unS babel Dor alen Ser Got
tesglaubigen annebmen", 8. +. ibnen
BEN @lauben ausreOen uno, 1penn's
nibt anoers gebt, nit @etpalt uno
Serror austreiben! Ser 9feoner be-
bauptete, reinige (?) iunge Wenlden
belu6en SEN 8ottesoienit in Ben Sir
6en bon Wosfou, aber oieie 1tno in
ser Minoerbeit. Die &ir6engemein-
oen beIteben bauptid6li6 aus dlteren
Seuten 5umeiIt aus 5ruuen".
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traht ieiner lnnei1hrieen @eroienIte
tpuroe er 1889 gum p6pitli1en Saus-
pralaten llno 1850 gum MpoItolilden
Brotonotarius erboben. Die feier-
liden greqlien erfolgten beute, 0on-
nerstag, in Der &atbebrale. Sos 8on.
ttfifalrequiem 5elebrierte 8iIbof
S6enf. r. /. p.
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