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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-01
METNOxYcHLoR INsEcTIcIDE

Moy !, l052-13
Evening star., 1952-02-27
IWsB viii Continue
To Approve Automatic
Cost.oi.Livinu Raises
by lhs AsIstIslsd p,s.,

The Wage stabiiigati0n Board
mas decided 70 continue its policy
0f swing automatic approval 10
|pay boosts based on unlensTfians
aHenaent eostaefsiiVIng contracts
March ! had been Get "A the
eutseff date for automatic Apr
Ipr0vals, but Tho board announced
last night II IA continuing the
Ipeliey indefinitely,
About 4 million union members
ore covered by contracts ealling
tor upward or downward revision
ef pay based on tho Government 4
oAtsofsllVlng index,
The boards action means there
IWlll DO no delay IN putting In
eject q pay boost OF three cents
on hour for more than a million
members OF the GIo United Auto
Workers In the automobile, farm
machinery and aircraft indus.
tries,
The unions contract calls for
q quarterly adjustment of pay
based on the Labor Departments
older OF two yafdRtieks for meas.
uFlng the cost of living. This In.
dex advanced tWo-tenthS OF !
per cent between mid-Deeember
and mld'JapuaFy-just eeongh
to assure q Scent raise,
The departments newer index
stood still during the month after
climbing sharply since August,
THE difference In the two indexes
is IN the consumer items used.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Where and When
Current TheateF Attractions
And Time Of Showing

ANU Time OF Showlng ]
Stage.
Arena-"Three Men on q
Horse; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbasSadOr-"Retreat, Hell!":
1:25. 1925. $50. 7:30 and 9:35
pm.
COlumbia-"Quo vadis";; 1855
am. 2:40. 5:45 and 1855 pm.
Dupont - "Rasho-M Mon; 100
2:35, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and 10 pm
Keith's-"Bend of the River;
11:45 am. las, $3.50. $3.50, 7:5C
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"La Ronde"; $50, 7:05,
$40 and 1920 pm.
Metropolitan - Bride of the
Gorilla; 11:15 am, 12:45, 2:35
4:25, 6:l5. sos and 9:55 pm.
National - Gypsy Wildcat
11:l5 am, 2:20. $50 and s:55
pm.
Ontario -- Detective Story:
1880. $40. $3.50, 1850 and 10 pm
Palace-"Viva zapata":; 1i:0o
am. l:10. $40. $3.50. 7:40 and
$50 pm.
Pix - Francois Villon"; $50
4:36. 6:26, 500 and 1905 pm.
Playhouse -- Five Fingers;
10:40 am, 1850, 300, $40, 7:2C
and o:40 PIN.
Plaza - 1.-THE Lavender Hill
Mob: l0:6B am, l2:46, 2:40, 4:3o
6:26. 8:i6 and 1915 pm.
Trans.Lux - 1.-TWO Tickets Ia
Broadway: 1880 am. 1880, 3:3B
b:3b, 7:36 and 0:40 pm.
Warner--"Setrea Helii": ii:SC
am. 1880. S;Ob. B:SS. 7:4o and
o:4O pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Pension on Disability OF Firemon Approved

The disability retirement OF q
Fire Department private WAS ap.
proved yesterday BY Tho commiS.
sl0neFs, "" f[
They approved 0 0i7o.aS monthly
pension Tor PVT. John y. DAILY, 90,
Il veteran OF more than 30 years
Evening star., 1952-02-27

continuous service with the do.
partinent,
PVT. Daiy was found 10 Do ply.
sieally inCapaeltated for further
duty, ewing 10 AfthFitls OF The
back, Ae lives At 4biO HaFiing
lane, Bethesda,
Evening star., 1952-02-27

AMIToNI has relieved thou.
sands from heartburn acid
indigestion -, "HurFy.WoFFy
Stomach"
AMIToNE acts quickly and
Keeps you feeling good longer
because ~ alone contains
Evening star., 1952-02-27

dlyCine 10 regulate excess
stomach acids, The formula IA
patented, AMIT0NE tastes
good, loo, Refreshing, Iflinty
Favored tablets melt on your
tongue, Zee for yourself, today.
TAKE coupon 20 your druggist.
Evening star., 1952-07-02

clusion Of the Danse Arabe di-
Ivertisement in this ballet. But full
of their old charm were the Danse
Chinoise by Marvin Kratuer and
Peter Bonura: the Russian excerpt
by Bonura, Nicholas Orloff, and
Ronald Cotton, and the Mirlitons
Iby Shirley Weaver and Sally
Seven.
X X \ n
Mile. Slavenska's first dancing
contribution to the program pro-
vided the evening with its loveliest
interval in the Don Quixote" pas
de deux which she danced with
Franklin to open the third in
terval.
Traditional Negro music pro-
vides the foundation of the Spirit
uals dance suite, the most modern
item in the company's program in
spirit and expressiveness. It pro-
vides excellent contrast for the
vigorous and comic finale, Settlers
Sunday" Western which show.
how thoroughly Mile. Slavensks
has absorbed native atmosphere
during her years here.
Il The two pianists. playing twt
pianos which no doubt will b'
better tuned tonight, are Richard
Ellis and Ada Kopetz, the latter O.
whom has the seasons most radi'
ant smile.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Hollywood Diary
Miss Wright Was Right
On Those Bod Scenes
By Sheilah Grahan,.

Marilyn Monroe. :. And the Mia
CARA Falls police department de-
MED the burglarizing Of the mia
CARA" company at the General
Brock hotel, because they didn't
want to frighten away would-be
honeymooners!
Red Shelton will spend the next
13 weeks teaching his kids to swim
starting on the 28th in the new
superswimming pool home.
Show business in Chicago is at an
all-time low, which is why they're
so keen to get Judy Garland. II
Judy could help bring back the
New York Palace. maybe she can
revive aude-dee-o-do in Chicago
Jerry Lewis is really burning
this time. Says whenever he does
a benefit he gets panned and
what do they want from me
aweddy?"
And why did Liz Daily (the ex-
Mrs. DAM cancel her big birthday
ring g-around-a-rosy for Bob Neal
scheduled at Ciro's? The cake
was cooked, the paper caps or.
dered, and then whammy! Lii
phoned in to call it all of.
| (Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"The Hasty Heart; $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Scandal Sheet;
1885, 3:35. 5:35. 1885 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Outcasts Of Poker
Flat: II am, 1:45. 4:30, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage: 12:45. $3.50
Sis and 8 pm.
Columbia - "Scaramouche"
1850 am. 2:20, 1850. 1920 and
$50 pm.
Dupont-"Never Take No fol
an Answer: 1885. 3:35. 5:35, 7:4(
and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Robin Hood; II am.
ITO. 3:20, $50, 7:40 and 9:5(
pm.
Little-"The Secret Of Mayer
ling; 6:10, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan "The Fighter"
11:15 am, /. 2:45, 4:30, 6:20
sos and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"Lydia Bailey; lao
$50, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Palace - 1.-THE Washington
Story; 11:40 am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:4s
7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse - 1.-THE Marryin
Kind; 1880 am, 1880. 1885. 5:3s
7:40 and $50 pm.
i Plaza-"The Man in the Whit
Suit; 11:15 am. 1:10, 3:05, SOC
6:55, $50 and 10:45 pm.
Trans-Lux - Encore; Iii
am, 100, 2:50, 4:35, 6:20, 81
and 10 pm.
Warner - Scandal Sheet"
] lI11:50 am. 1850, 3:45. 5:45. ia
! and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
AMortyr |
Speaks |
Howard u. Players
Present K. Munk': !:
The Word

Kaj Munk, Denmark's pastor
playwright who died q martyr
at the hands Of Hitler's invading
Nazis. is revealed as . passionate
dramatist in "The Word" now be-
ing presented at the Howard uni
versity theater.
The first Of three performances
on Monday night drew . capacity
audience headed by Ambassador
Henri de Kaufman and 40 MEM
bers Of the Danish embassy staff.
A cast Of Broadway professionals
and student actors, directed by DR..
Owen Dodson, will present the
final performance Of "The Word"
tonight.
1.-THE Word" first produced in
Denmark 20 years ago. Is offered
here for the first time with the re-
putation for being q highly con-
troverSial play. There Is every
reason why it should be. Among
contemporary dramatiSts, Munk is
clearly one Of the most passionate
pleaders. His contention in 1.-THE
Word" is that Christianity has lost
it's vital essence, that it has been
drained of its purifying and re-
deeming energy by a faith that has
retained the latter and lost the
spirit of its teachings.
Munk illustrates his thesis with
a long, wordy, and sometimes OBJ
scure story Of life on a large DAN
ish farm. Most dramatic Of his
multitude of characters is the Sec
ond son of the farms owner. This
lad alone of all those living in the
area of Oakrock farm believes in
miracles. His reward for this
frenetically eloquent faith is to be
treated as a demented creature, to
be hidden from the world. and
treated with as much tolerance as
the family can muster for him.
1t is reserved for this lad,
spokesman of Munk's own un-
qualified faith in THE Word" to
achieve the miracle of raising his
beloved sister-in-law from the
dead in the plays climactic scene.
A play as difficult as Munk's is
bound to raise some insoluble
problems in perhaps even the
hands of the most experienced
professionals. It obviously does so
in the case of the uneven perfor-
nance of DR.. DodSon'S cast. There
are two outStandingly fine per-
formances, however, in this pro-
duction. One of these is by Earle
Hyman, as the demented son; the
other by Carolyn Hill Stewart.
j. C..
Evening star., 1952-07-02
HOLLYWOOD,

Teresa Wright and Andrew
Stone fought to q fare-thee-well
In Panic Stricken" Teresa is now
proved right-they will reshoot the
scenes she wanted to change in
the first place.
John Ford has bought the screen
rights to the Abbey theatre play
"Of No Matter"
Jimmy Cagney had the script
Of up in Nick's Place" under his
arm when he took off for Martha's
vineyard. But he'll do Lion ir
The Streets" first.
Danny Kaye will take Clark
Gable in tow for some grouse
shooting in the Scotland come
August.
David May is doing the towr
again with Beverly Tyler. But it,!
wasted effort until he decides on &
divorce from Ann Rutherford.
The voice of grown-up Virginia
Gregg of Zone Mans Family
dubbed for the 8-year-old Indiar
boy in Navajo"
Esther Williams, the smari
brain, has consolidated all her cor
porations under one big head
And she had "a staid old lawyer
in Chicago set up the deal because
I want rock under my feet" >.
And Esther says the new storiei
of marriage trouble with Ben Gag
don't bother her. "after you're
married while and have kids, ru'
mors roll of your back"
** **
Looks like Arlene Judge ma,
latch on to number z Cor is it 8?)
She was at the Mocambo and moo
ing with multimillionaire "Scotty
Rubin Monday night.
Producer Gene Frencke, who /
insisting on the sexiest gals il
town for his women of Venus
quickie, saw a luscious lass in
red sweater and faded blue jein
on the motion picture center 10
and screamed, "get her, get her!
told she was unavailable. the frus
Il trated Frencke demanded
"why?" because" was the repl!
shes Jennifer Jones'" Jen
nifer's "ruby gentry" set, incident
J, ally, is closed tighter than a ticl
}. Ann Miller dancing at Giro
| with wealthy Alan Chase, the soc
ialite she shares with Hedy La
MARI. Sexiest shots in any me
ton picture are those of Jean Sim
mons in "Androcles" wearing film
nothings of the Roman perio'
Blue-penciled use of bras.
X X X \
jamie Russell, who is admitted
quite a gal, will have to be twir
to do Red Carriers" and Gen
Prefer Blondes"-they start at al
proximately the same time. =.
Scott Brady has been picked UP fl
another picture at Goth Fox. Bl
Dorothy Malone asked for an e.
tension before signing for life wit
Scott.
Joe DiMaggio Is due in tow
soon, to pitch more romance wit
Evening star., 1952-07-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1859
The Passing Show
Mile. SIuvensku's Ballet
Makes Its Bow at Olney
The Passing Show
By joy Cormody

really knows what will turn In theater
Perhaps pease Bernadt In old feather boa Of farce
incredibly performing drama critic who has become
unhinged the quality Of acting he has all winter.
attraction
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
miittrrlidlrH Er5trhunga-
amt

Sbipobl BEL ienen beionii 80ls
fern Oes Mltertl1ms, ipel6e bem @eib
alle re6tlibe 8ebeutl,ng periagten,
Ser miitterli6e ginfluB anf Die grz
5iebung bon geringerer Sragtpeite
mar als ba, mo- ibr @ert beiier ers
fannt tpuroe, 10 blieb oieIem ginfluB
audi unter ungiinitigen Serbaltniiien
iener groBe Spielraum, BEN bie Natur
Der Weutter getpabrt. 3u alien 3eiten
oes Seioentuns baben Staatsmans
ner 1lno 8elebrte Die bobe Deoeuiung
Ser Wutter fir bas 80lfer1pobl err
fannt unb Sen ,lneiinItigen @influB
Ser Wutter BEL ser gr5iebung fir Die
Queae oes tiefiten uno angemeiniten
io5ialen 2eioens erfl1rt. Die Spar-
tanerin genoB ais &errin bes &auies
bon ibrem @atten ltno ibren Sobnen
cine Mdtung, uel6e oie @runolase
beionoerer tpeiblider Eugenb nnb
SeelengroBe bilbete. @orner min, baB
bie &inoer Itets bonn guten 8eilpiel
Der W1tter 1,ngeben ieien. Bptba-
goras ipri6t mie6erbolt bon ben
Bflidten Der Bietdt gegen Die Weutter.
8ei oen @Omern itano oie Mater
fa,niliwis" (Gamilienm1tter) bod in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01

5u Die forperlid armen, BLOB oesbalb
idon, neil iie feline irbiide Sabe be.
iisen, oa ia forperli6e armut gar oft
nit &etbtum an Stola unb 8egierbe1
iid gelellt; aud feinespegs oie Gel.
itesarmen unb Stupiben ober Die
armen an @eiit, ionoern oie armen
i'm @eiite, oie iih ndnlib ibrer gr-
loIungsbeoiirftigf betpuBt iino, unb
Bob iie ibr @eniiiigen, ibre ehte 8eis-
belt, @eredtisfeit umb &raft nl1r aus
@ott erlangen fonnen. l1nb tpabreno
Die 0iinfelpoaen, in ibren eigenen
ausen 8eiden, esoiitiid unb iiber-
miitig iid gebdroen, itno Die 9emiiti-
gen milOe unb eelebrig; tie untertper.
fen iid) gern ben @usIpriiden oes
8loubens, tie laiien bon 8ott iib
lenfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01

Ser @egenitano, oes gioes lit bie
gerpfIidtung, iid tdtig an Der ger-
treibung Ser @eiBen 5l beteiIigen.
2. Wc@in, Ser bon Ser @an3el
aus Die 8eipegung als fonmuniltiib
unb antibriitlih be3ei1net batte,
iDuroe bonn Seftengeribt gum Gobe
berurteilt. Cine Motte fanatiiber Mn-
bdnger, NIT &niippeln nnb Speeren
betDaffnet, begab ftb aur @obnung
Der Wiiiionare. sic foroerten ben
aut iib 5u ieiner Sinri6-
tlng gu ltellen. DieIer NOR eeiparnt
tporoen nno besbalb abipelenb. gln
ieiner Steae itellte iid) P. 900
nosbue. giner Der Ganatifer mari
feline 2an5e auf ben Miilionar, Die
aber ourb Elm Slid Sola aus Ser
&ano zines i6ipar5en Wiliionsibii-
lers bonn Spfer abgelenft ipuroe. Ser
Cater fliibtete, iipbalb Ilarm gei6la-
gen ipuroe. slm acknowledgement
Sonntag, Dor Ser beiligen Meiie,
marnte r. Wc@in abermals a5eine
gbrilten Dor Der auA bur6 oie Hesie-
rung berbotenen 1ntergrunobe,pe-
gung. Nab Ser beiligen Meiie ber-
feiIten beibe Wiliionare religi0ie Nb-
seihen als gefunoung Der Iblebnung
ben 5anatifern gegeniiber. Die Boli-
5ei iibernabm bie 8epabung Der Wii-
iion. K. K.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
6rltg hte Armrn I'M Grtttr

I'm l1niere Seele @ott 5u beiligen,
banoelt es ii6 tpeoer Inn iibersetpobn>
libe @ege nod I'M berporragenoe
@eiitesgaben uno &rdfte, sic ni6t
@emeingut aller iein f0nnen ionoern
Inn bie Sal1ptia6e, ndnlib Inn bic
2iebe 5u @ott 1,no Sen freien @ebor-
Jam. Sbne bie 2iebe, Oie iidb in ber5s
li6er 9emut, Milbe, S6onl1ng 1lnb
lauterem @anoel funogibt, beOentet
Die itrengIte Ibtotung ni6ts, oa ia
auh bon 0erlpil6en uno Saftrs ge-
iibt miro, uno nublos lit Die Ibbar-
tllng iener, Sic audi 5uglei6 ibr Ser5
perbdrten 1tno nit biiIterem Stol5 bie
&inoer ser gitelfeit pera6ten. Sbne
oieie 2iebe boben oie glan5enoIten
@nben feinen @ert. 10 iebr tie audi
Dor ben slusen Ser Weni6en l6imz
mern.
slu6 beiBt es nibt: Selig 6ieieni-
gen, benen Ma6t perlieben lit iiber
reiBenoe Siere; lelig, oie oiele glen
bod IN ser 2uft i6meben; ielig, sic
einen oiirrell Stab in oie groe pflans
gen. oaB er iofort uno augenblidli6
8ldtter uno Srii6te treibt; ielig, bie
|obne Bride unb obne aabn iiber
breite Str0me tpanbern. Sonoern mir
boren Dor alem: Selig bic Mrmen
Tin @eilte.
Ni6t alio iene, bie @unoer berlan-
gen. ionbern Sic nit oem etnfabet
l@lauben iid beibeioen. Nidt geraoe-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01

ab, bein 8ater, oeine Wutter ruben
ldnelt i'm fiiblen @runbe;
8riioer, Sreunbe, Iieb nno teler, bar
rem Der grlolunesltunbe.
Sbre Seufaer mill i6 iduleln, lilpeln
min td ibre @riiBe
Sir, o Wenid, baB bonn @ebete lin.
oerno 8aliam ibnen flieBe.
unO Denn ibrer on geoenteit, raul6en
lalter meme 3neige,
Sreuoig sittern meine 8ur5eln tief
i'm itillen Eotenrei6e."
Darum Dor ibr banges Sleben, oenn
aud on fannit baloe feblen,
llno 3Dprelien tperoen raul6en Dir
oereinit auf auerieelen.
DR.. John Knb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
AlH naH Ahpnnlann i1rpina
1ittti ..

vGariiber m1Bt gu Dir i'm flaren
iein: @enn lie iest ni9t grnIt rna-
den NIT ibren Drobungen eesen Die
l1ngl1ubigen Go. +. Die Siirfen), ion=
bern au9 bieles Sabr nod peritrei=
6en laiien nit bloBem &onferieren
uno 8orbereiten, Damn miro Ole
Sauptitaot '(&onItantinopeD fauen.
8em aber oas als bloBes @ereoe nor-
fommt, BEN fann Die Wfa6t Ser Sat-
ia6en zines beiieren belebren. @enn
Die Sauptltaot gefallen lit, oann ner-
BEN oie 8olfer in StaIien uno am
&bein fampfen niiiien gegen Die Bar
barren, ni6t nun gegen iene BORT, ions
bern aub sesen aue, Die am 8ospo.
rus unb in gang Iiien tpobnen unb
menn oos &aiierreif Bp5an5) per-
ni6tet lit, Damn perben alle Golfer
oie Sflapen Der Sieger iein, uno bieie
meroen li6 nidt oantit begniigen, ben
Often unter ibr Sod gebra6t au ba=
ben, tpGbreno oie golfer I'M @eiten
ii6 nod zines unbefiinmerten Oas
leins freuen, ionoern lie tperben eegen
iene 8olfer mari6ieren, Die ni6t ge-
nillt maren, ii6 nad &rdften gegen
oas orobenoe l1nbeil 5u tuebren, ltno
lie tperoen alles baran iebe1t, baB au6
iene 8olfer nit BEN anoeren ibnen
als SflQpen 0ieuen."
go ihrieb Tim oas Sabr 1870 Ser
bp5antinil6e @elebrte 9emetrius &p=
bones an einen Jreuno, Ser geraoe in
Stalien peilte, Die geipaltene Gbri=
Itenbeit bes 4beno= nno Worgenlan-
bes burb 8erbanblungen einanoer
naber 5u bringen uno ben @eIten our
Silfe gesen oie brobenoen Siirfen
auf5urufen. 8ir tpiiien belte, baB
0emetrius &poones oen San bon
&onltantinopel apar ni6t mebr erlebt
bat. 8ir miilen nber au6, oaB ln>
einisfeit, gegenieitiges WeiBtrauen
uno nift 5ulebt cine getpiiIe @leib-
giiltigfeit es iparen, Die bas bp5anti=
nilde &ailerreib, oas 5polfbunoert
Sabre lang ale Golferltdmme aus
Dem Often uneridiitterlib abgetpebrt
unb 10 oem @elten cine rubige @nt-
midllns ermogli6t batte, in oie Sdn=
be Ser mobammeoanil6en giirfen fal=
len lieB. Sdon oanals, i6reibt ein
8latt in Geuti6lanb, perbanOelte
man, mabreno Ser Seino banoelte.
@enn beute oas Ibenolano uneins
bleibt, miro es unausmei6li6 ser bar
ten Sauit oltli6er 5flaperei perfal-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-01
Nahlrnf
at, Rru. Dr. 9nhn Kup
8etuibmet BON Brpf. S. 90.
9ne bren

Mein Iansi1briser Stuoienfreunb
perlbieo am 13. Sftober Dor :ettpa
5ebn Sabren i'm" &ranfenbauie in
Dearborn, Wid. Der bo6m. Serr
Or. Sobn Sup tpar geboren am
i. 9e5ember 1869 in Camp a. &b.
gr genoB ieine erite @r5iebung ouf
oeutiden S6ulen. Gen Brieiterberuf
l6on friib in itd fiiblenb, iudte er
aufnabme in Ser Oeutl6en Seil1itens
probing, fanb aber, oab er ni6t gum
Srbensleben berllfen iei unb beI6loB,
auf einem anoeren @ege iein 3iel 5u
errei6en. gei Mier. 9teo. Sol. Sci
ling, tpel6er ieit einigen Sabren
leine Srieiterer5iebu italt er0ff-
net, fano er tpilIige slufnabme. Satber
Setting entoedte in ibm cine fr1ftige
uno uilige Silfe beim Iufbau leiner
Stl1bienunitalt, mo er als Brofelior
piele Sabre cine fr1btbare Sdtigfeit
entfaltete Gid)t MIR als Yrofeiior uno
gr5ieber itano er Satber Setting 511r
Seite, ionoern balf alt6 pillig unO
eifrig nit our duBeren Geri60nerung
Ger Initaltsgebaube uno 9lnlagen.
Die i'm @arten oes alten Soiepbi-
NUNS an Ser Wain Street in Golum>
bus, g., befinolibe 2ouroes =@rotte
nit Ser pradtigen in Sol5 gei6nisten
Wuttergottes Statue, Die Sdrei6er
oieles nit ibm 5uiammen fonltruierte
uno Die beute nod i'm neuen Soiepbi=
num in 8ortbington, elf Neilen
noroli6 bon Columbus, binter Dem
@ingang Der Sauptpforte ltebt, lit
unler @erf.
Our Gollenoung leiner Stuoien be-
gab ct ii6 nad Snnsbrlld i(SiroD, mo-
er am 26. Suli 1905 Die beilige 9rie-
Iterpeibe erbielt. Na6 Gollenoung
leiner Stubien in &om i6loB er ii6
Ser gr5oio5ele Cincinnati an. SIM
sluguit 1908 tpurbe er Gaplan ser
st. =auguitinus=air6e in Cincinnati; ;
am 3. Sanuar 1911 Yfarrer ser
st. =Beters= =&ir9e in Seem &i6mono,
g., uno i'm Sftober 1918 8farrer ser
st. =Sebaitians-&ir6e in ct. Sebas
titan, ..
Hep. Or. Sobn &up mar ein Srigi=
nal. 9as erfldrt man6es, mas bel
5ernltebenben abItobeno 5u 1pirfen &C.
eignet mar. 9teft edig 11nb fantig,
aber gutfernig. Seinem bei6eibenen
0i6tertalent per0antten oie 2eier oes
,Gelltl6en Sausl6abes' man6e 8erle
e6ter 9ibtung. slls Ser nunmebr
@erepigte Dor Sabren untenl ltebenoes
iinnuoaes slaerleelengeoi6t i6rieb,
abnte er tpobl ni6t, baB bieler 8lu=
menItraub, BON Sreunoesbano ge=
bittet, emit I'M auerieelenmonat ietn
8rab 5ieren lollte. sluf Dem fntbo=
lii6en 5rieobof in Cincinnati, no am
Is. Sftober ieine Iterblibe Siille 5u
8rabe getragen muroe, rubt er aus
BON ben Wiiblalen unb 9lrbeiten
Ieines oielbepegten 2ebens, bas einen
10 beOauernstperten abl6luB gefln=
Oen. Sur6 &ranfbeit llno Die l6meren
Sbidialsl6ldge, bie lein oelltihes
SaterlanO, namentlid bas bon ibm
10 oft beiungene &beinlano, getroffen
beenoete er feline fur5e prieIterlibe
Sdtigfeit in geiltiger llmna6tung.
Iue, Sic DEM Gerltorbenen nabe=
itanoen uno gan5 belonoers ieine ebes
maligen S6iiler, oie bereits als 9ries
tier in beridieoenen Staaten ser
Union tdtig iino, mosen in ibren @e=
beten unO beim beiligen WeBopfer
ibm ein itiIes, ber5lides Memento
Diomen auf baB er rube in Srieben.
Sein @rab l6niide ser bon ibm
lelblt getpunoene 8lumenitrauB:
Mllerieelen
Srauerno neigen ibre. @ipfel auf ben
S,o
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