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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08

"The oil sharks want it all! If
we don't organize, they will take
our land and pick us clean, one at
time" Mr.. Lund remarked.
"If county groups, such as ours
protect individual cases of tax title
holders, Montana legislators will sit
up and take notice. They will not
act against majority of the people, :"
Lund said.
The Roosevelt and McCone County
associations plan to appeal cases to
the Supreme Court in the hope that
the Court will reverse former de-
cisions and clear up several points
which remain unsettled.
At Fridays meeting, new mem
bers of the Roosevelt County As
sociation briefly discussed the four
Supreme Court actions; All of the
first three title cases, decided by
the Court, came from Garfield coun-
ty. The fourth case, which gave rise
to the present situation was Perry
VS.. Maves, a case from McCone coun-
ty.
In this case, it is alleged that the
County Treasurer did not file an
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
COMP IMPROVEMENTS AIM
OF Initiative MEASURE
determination of States Anticipated Disability Laws At
1852 General Election Behind Planning of United Effort

Montana labor and farm groups this week laid plans for
Joining hands in bipartisan effort to revise and
broaden the states wormen compensation act by OF the
initiative route.
Decision consider united campaign improve what has
been termed zone of the most restrictive complicated COM
pensaon laws the nation reached Sunday afternoon at
meeting in the Helena Labor Temple attended by upwards OF
go representatives of AF Nine Mill and Smetermen labor
ions and the Montana Farmers Union.
Should the united aborfarmer be successful in pac
ing initiative the ballot and in securing its
prevail at the ballot box next November according to Harlow
Wdman Mill representative who reviewed the proposal
complished:
poisoning industrial diseases will be placed
the industry wherein the ocupati disease contracted
ndustriay disabled will
be base of $32 week single Pres
basis is Operwee
Iimtati of
partially disabled
AS with in
the entire lengt of ther disability
limitations medical hospital disabled
rkersw will be lifted
dependents of
tally increased
and the
living, medical and insufficient,
disability difference
of
the of Public Welfare-axpaye
ghuy blongon the industry which disability
(Siici of $50 month Montana
the families of silcoics permit subsistence existence.)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
WESTERKOUSE HEADS
GREAT FALLS BUILDING
TRADES COUNCIL

Paul Westerhouse was unanimously
elected president of Cascade County
Building & Construction Trades
Council for 1862 at the councils
meeting last Thursday night, reports
Secreatry E. R. Britten.
Other officers elected were Earl
Tucker, vice president; E. R. Brit
ten, secretary-t treasurer; A o p h
sergeant-at-arms. Trustees
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
INSIST ON IMMEDIATE
DRAFTING OF SAFETY CODES

Three panels, Construction, Log
ging and numbering, and Mining and
Smelling, all placed recommendations
before the conference that the Indus
trial Accident Board Immediately be-
gin the drafting of industrial safety
codes as authorized under HB 81 of
the 1851 Legislature. In view of
deficiency of funds in the lab to
carry on this work, it was further
recommended that the board seek
of deficiency appropria-
ton from the State Controllers Of
flee
Other major industrial safety rec
concentrations drafted at the two-day
meeting, included:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
Sf|>pe OF Safety Council Extended
IS To include Industrial Health

Recognition that prevention of occupaona diseases and in
fections be part of worthwhile plan for safety and
urging of immediate drafting industrial safety codes by
the Workmen Compensation Commission the two most
actions taken the Governors Third Annual Safety
Conference Helena this week The Governors safety
held in conjunction with the annual meet
ing Safety Council organization made up
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08

"On the strength of the oil boom,
sharp tax title lawyers are trying
to take land away from the farm
ers because of minor defects in the
tax deed procedures" organizers
stated.
"The third party or the under
dog is the man we are trying to
protect" o. B. Horsford explain
ed. "He is the person who stayed
here, built his home, improved the
land and paid his taxes following
acquisition of tax title property"
AS vice-chairman of the newly
organized McCone County Tax Title
Organization, Mr.. Horsford assisted
Nels Lund of Wolf Point with forma-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08

elected were: James Yeagley, Ar
thur Lins, and Robert Modeer.
Earl Talbot installed all of the
new officers.
The council also called attention
that the Great Falls Labor Day AS
ISOLATION will hold it's annual meeting
and election of officers, February
IA, 8 p. m. in Carpenters Hall.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
From THE TIMES, Wolf Point

Farmers of Roosevelt county their
of
organized the
Friday afternoon
group oppose are
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08

As partisan issue there is no chance
for it becoming law. Leadership to put
over an initiative must come from
the ranks of labor and farmers in
Montana :"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
ASK ADDITIONAL SAFETY
INSPECTORS

Taking note of the high accident
rate in the construction industry,
that panel resolved g. that a GER
tain percentage of premiums paid by
all Plans Ct, II, IT'D and or any
other means which the legislature
may see fit, be put aside for the
purpose of paying the salaries of
seven additional trained safety in
spectors, to see that safety codes
are lived up to, and also that teach
ing along safety lines be given to
the employers and employees in the
industry :. :" This panel
also recommended that inspection fees
De eliminated entirely.
Continuation of the labs present
practice of Safety inspection and
education relative to safety in the
petroleum industry" was recommend
I'd by the panel on petroleum.
The utilities division recommend
ID that the legislature set up a State
Electrical Board g.. covering inside
wiring and farmstead wiring -
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
WANT MORE MINE,
SHELTER INSPECTORS

Pointing out that the lab at pres
ent has only one Inspector for the
more than so mines and several smelt-
trs, employing upwards of $4,000
men, the mining-smelting panel rec
commended that the board employ two
additional inspectors = zone to in
spect quartz mines and the other to
inspect metallurgical and mineral in
dustry plants"
The coal mining panel recommend
ed that the conference Ego on rec
ord . +. to encourage as much as
possible the promotion of training
in safety instruction and accident
prevention for men and officials in
coal mines :" and that g. COM
mittee to work up a resolution for a
permit system for roof-bolting in the
coal mines =" be appointed.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08
LOCAL TRAFFIC SAFETY
COUNCILS SOUGHT

Of eight recommendation of the
Traffic panel, probably the most i'm
portant was the one asking the con-
ference go on record that Montana
Safety Council sponsor and assist
in the organization of county and
community traffic safety councils"
The panel also asked that MISC do all
possible to encourage local school
boards to g. institute and assist the
driver training program in the schools.
Among other recommendation of
Continued on Page Three)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-08

Setting up of effective labor-man-
agement safety committees in all op-
irrational phases of an industry, and
that where such committees exist
lab inspectors consult with them
when making inspections, or investi-
eating the causes of accidents that
may occur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19

1916 oie Mfnrien-9 -96ule al tpeiben
uno ban1it neuen @lnubensmit fir
oie 3uflinft in ben &eraen ieiner Dio-
aeianen 81, er1peden. n1b er lit nit
Dem Croft ieiner Nabe BET ibnen in
ben folgenben id)peren Sabren. Sein
pdterlides 8erbaltnis gu ibnen bor
allem sur Sugeno, miro INNER inni-
ger. Durd ieinen Ieiberben 3uitanb
laBt er iih nibt abbaIten, 10 oft ais
irgeno moglid BEL ibnen au tpeilen.
Wit ieiner Ietten &raft ibenft er fih
ibnen ielbit. llnb tie, Die nun ipeineno
ieines Singanss geoenfen, tpiiien in
ibrem Sersen ood, Dob oieier &obe-
prieiter, Ser fid in 2iebe au ibnen
ber5ebrt bat, ibnen aud BEL ieinem
etpigen Sater nabebleiben miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19

feline Ginbeit, ionoern bic @apitnIn-
tion bor 6en Mnhtdnfprud] oes
Rremls. l1eber bie Nihtigfeit oieIer
Gbeie iinb iib alle Deutinen obne
Miifiiht auf ibre Hartei5ngeb0rigfeif,
mogen Tie i'm 8unbestag biitter Der
3egierung ooer Der Dppoiition ite-
ben, einig. @erabe oesbalb aber lit es
fiir mid iinperitdnolib, tpenn 6a rn6
BORT in 5ranfreib in1nter tpieoer Be
fiir6tungen ge1uBert iper6en, Bonn
fonnte ii6 zines Cages nit 8anfotD,
alio nit Ser ego, ben Iget1ten Mos-
faus, beritanoigen.
@er in Sranfrei6 10 benft, iiber.
iiebt, baB Bonn fib itets getpeigert
bat, bie 2egalitGt Ser 5oipiet-3 -3onen-
leitung, oie iib anmaBt, als .Negie-
rung" auf5utreten, an5uerfenne1. Sc
Ser 8eipobner in Der Gunbesrepublif
neiB, mas elm fommuniltiihes SD-
item, bas iib auf Die 8aionette Der
iotpietii6en 8eiabungma9t itiitt, be-
oeutet, n1mli6 Die Berni1tllng alles
oeiien, mas lns Deutihen, ebenio BEN
Sranaoien unb oen iibrigen eitropdi-
lden Notionen bas 2eben erit Iebers-
mert mabt. Inter Der tragiihen
Bubt Der greigniiie Der letten Sab
re iino iene politiiden 8oritellungen
unb Spefulationen 51ianmengebro-
6en, sic gemeinigli6 unter ben1 8e-
griff r&apaGo" (oem beutid-ruiii-
iben Mbfommen bon Napallo i'm Sab
re 1929 auiammengefaBt 81, tperben
pflegen. &apallo lit tot. @as iih bin-
ter oieiem 8egriff an politiiben Muf-
faiiungen perbara lit untergegangen
in einem Weer bon 8lut uno Sranen.
Seine beuti6e 8egierung, auf mel-
6e parlamentariI6en &rdfte tie aud
INNER iib ltiiben lpiiroe, fonnte ben
elelnentaren Observation-Disclosures
bes beutl6en 8olfes, Die 5tpingenb ELM
3uiammeneeben nit oen freibeitliben
8olfern Der tpeItli6en 8elt erfor-
bern, autpioerbatbeln. @eil aber Die
europaiide ginisung Die beutih-
fran5oiilde 8erltanoigung borals-
lett, beoeutet ieoer S6ritt, oer Der
Starfung oes 8ertrauens atpii6en
Dem oeuti6en lnb Dem fran5oiiiden
8olf bient, augleib einen S6ritt auf
oem 8eg 5u europa.
0esbalb CLAUDE id, baB mir aus-
idlieBlid an Die 3ufunft oenfel1 iol-
len. &anoeln mir Deutlden 1.n0
Sran5oien in bieIem @eiIte, Damn
miro alles 0as, mas beute nod man-
dem geipollt uno fonItrliert eri6ei-
men mag, zines Cages nit lebenbigem
2eben erfiillt tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19

BdI6erei oIs Silfsarbeiter ur,o
purbe baIo bon ieinen Mrbeitsfole.
gen als BrieIter erfannt - unb an.
erfannt. Ct 1na1te au6 fein Sebl
baraus, baB er Brieiter mar. aber Der
l1nternebmer entlieB i'm friItlos, als
er bobon erfubr. Neit Wube brabte
Der slbbe feline Mrbeitsfollegen babon
ab, baB fie ieinetnesen in oen Streif
traten. gr flagte oafiir gegen ben
arbeitseber, uno bas S6offengeridt
bas Oepartements Seine ipra6 linn
5000 Srancs S6abeneriat fir Die
uneeredtfertiete gntlaiIung gu.
gs lit nun aber nidt ettpa 10, oaB
sic slnerfennllng als 8rieiter 1tl,r
Sen @es iiber Die Inerfennung aIs
Meni6, als vMit-Irbeiter" einge.
v@as, Sic Stride fomntt 5u 1,ns>.. .0as
gibt's bo6 nidt :" mar 6ie erlte
8eoftion bieler slrbeiter, oie i'm
geebenmann ploslid ben Nrieiter
Iaben. Die arbeit miro alio ipirflib
al einem nel1en 8eg, bie Stride ins
goIf 5u trasen. 0ieier @eg braudt
it6er nidt ben 8es Der Iagemein-
belt 5u iein, ober ebenio ii6er fommt
ibm I'M Habmen Ser fir6liben gr=
nelerung belonoere 8eOeutl1ng 5u.
llno bas ni6t MIR in Sranfreih. Die
fleinen @emeinoen, oie - pollig
allBerbalb Ser geipobnten 8abn Ser
Sfarrieellorge - bier uno ba in
Garis iif Inn bie IrbeiterprieIter
i6aren, iino felter gefiigt ols oas
Sonntags6ril ltentum 10 oieler.
Sic miberlesen Stalin NIT Stalin
@etpiB nutet es einen 5unG6It
merftpiirOie an, penn man in Baris
in ein SrOensfoleg fomn1t, oeiien
iunge Stl1oenten i'm Salar ebeniogut
nit Ser Waurerfele ooer oen Sobel
um5ugeben miilen 1pie nit ben i6tpie=
rigen Stoff tbeologilber 9isputa=
tionen. Iber tie bisputieren aub ni6t
MIR iiber Sbomas bon Iqltin ODER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
Elm mad1trr iihrr hrn Strnm hrr zrit
urftpllt
grhfut

Salt oie gan5e Iusgabe Der ,Wiin=
6ener &atb. &ir6en5eitltng' bonn
90. Suni lit Dem am Sronlei6nams-
felt geltorbenen groben gr5bii6of BON
Wiin6en- n-6reiling, &aroinal Mi6ael
Saulbaber, gelpiomet. Inter Der
obisen l1eberIdrift eroffnet Bralat
Simon Sridl bie Geibe Der Ha6rufe,I
in benen oie 8erionlidfeit 1tno Oas
@irfen oes beimgegangenen &ir6en-
fiiriten getpiiroigt Deroen. @r l6reibt:
@ott pflegt Seine @erf5elise ieIblt
81 i6mieoen. Sn ldnoli6er Stille am
Weain-llfer, in einem i6lidten finber-
rei6en glternbaus lieB gr BEN iungen
Weibael 5aulbaber beranreifen uno
gab ibm ais 8iegengei6enf einen
ferngelunoen &orper, rei9e 8eiItes-
anlagen, fiibnen @eitblid unb iene
itablbarte 8ilensfraft, Die ibn bis
in oie lebten Gage treu geblieben lit.
Sriib i6on tpan0te iid Der iunge
@iir5burger Ebeologe Ser maieitdti-
i6en @elt oes @Iten Seltdmentes 5u,
Stuoienreiien nad &om 1no Baris,
Spanien unO england tpeiteten ieinen
@eli6tsfreis. gln Sen 8Ialmen uno
Eropbeten formte er leine Spra6e
bon unoerglei6li6er 8il0fraft l.nb
Sreffli6erbeit, erbaben unb einbrings
lib, oufriittelno uno einprdglam,
8oiaunenfldnge, oie Oas gan5e fatbo-
lil6e 3eutidlanb allfbor6en lieBen.
Sauienoe umiubelten ben iungen
bleiben Brofeilor aus StraBburg,
penn er uuf &ongreiien 1nb &atbo-
lifentasen feline 5iinoenoen Barolen
ausgab.
50 ipu6s bie 8erionli6feit beran,
Oie @ott gum @ddter Seiner Stride
in 9elltl6lanb auserieben bate. SSr1
Sebruar 1911 beItieg er oen 8iidofs=
tbron bon Speper uno betrat als Mint
mermiioer 8dhter Die @arte ieiner
3eit. Sbon 1913 5og er in elmer piel-
bea6teten &eoe auf DEM &otbolifen-
tag 5u Wet Sic 8ren5linie 5tpii6en
Stride uno Staat gr iab oie giniam=
felt Ser berufstatieen Srau, fir oie
in Der Samilie feline @ufgabe unb
fein Glat mebr tpar, llro 5eigt uns
on BEN groBen Srauengeitalten Ser
Gergangenbeit 8ege 5ur 2oiung Ser
5rauenfrage in Ser @egentpart. Cine
l6tpere Gorge tpar linn Die @ottent-
fremoung, Die our6 einen faliben
gilounesoiinfel in tpeite &reiie ge-
tragen purOe; in gliibertben @orte1
rief er auf 5ur 2oiung bes &onigpro-
blens Ser MISUNDERSTANDING. 4ls
neuer gr5biIdof unterbra6 er ieine
Sirmungsreiie in 2anbsbut unb elite
in Ieinen Com 5uriid, Inn bier feier-
li6 Gertpabrung ein5ulegen gegen Elm
Sbeaterltiid, bas Site unb Srauen=
lpiiroe in oen Staub 5og. r@enn oer
Bfeiler oes iebiten @ebotes einltiir5t,
Damn miro Der Yfeiler bes bierten
8ebotes bal0 nadltiir5en!" rief er
penige Monate Dor Ser &epolution.
gr ipar fein Spportunilt, Ser ii6
nit pollenbeten EatIa6en i6peigenb
abfano. Mutig eab er 3eugnis, tpie
fem @etpiiien linn sebot. Sb er BEN
9lmerifanern bas glenb uno ben
Sunger Ser oeutI6en 8epOlferung
na9 bem erlten 8eltfrieg idilberte
ODER auf Dem &atbolifentag 81 Weiin.
diem Die Breiie an ibre Bflidt CUR
Babrbeit erirr1erte, Oh er in einenl
Sirtenbrief Don Der @epiilenspflege
! iprad ODER in elmer eri9iihern6en
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8reoigt in SuntenbauIen oie gltern
5ur Gerteioigung ibrer &e6te aufrief,
ob er gesen oie offentli6e nnltttlih-
felt leine Stinme erbob ober Sen
Irbeitsloien in Siiritenrieo Elm tr0-
ltenoes @ort iagte - immer tpar er
Ser @dbter, Der Gag uno Na6t auf
ben 3innen itano. Sobalo ct cine @e>
fabr al1fiteigen iab, gab es fir i'm
fein 8eoenfen mebr. gntl6loilen griff
er our Boiaune ieines getpaltigert
8ortes unO rief iein Vigilate in Ole
fatbolii6e @elt.
Mls ser @0Be 6es @ermanentunls
auf oen 8arteialtar erboben tpllrbe
uno als man gegen 0as 9llte Seitd-
ment Sturm lief, rief ct oie Sauierbe
in Die Wibaels-& Stride tno erbob feline
parnenoe Stimme. Gamit begann elm
5abes &ingen 5lpii6en Ser Ma6t elmer
getpiiienloIen 9iftatur unb bem @e-
miiien eines naffenloIen 8iifofs 3ug
Tim 3ug. &ein uebergriff, feine Ser.
lebltng gottliber uno menl1li1er
&e6te blieb obne 8roteit. 4ls man
ben unbequemer 9fufer 5unt S6mei,
gen bringen 1poate, als man oie
fatbolil6e Breiie per6ot, ieine Sir
6en5eitung bel6lagnabnte, ieite SIR
tenbriefe NIT Ger 9oli5ei oerfolste
uno ben @roBitaotpobel gegen ben
gil6ofsbof bette, als man dngitli6
oariiber 1pa6te, Dab ia feline So6rufe
oas bildofli6e auto umbrauIten ba
blieb ibm nod cine lette Sreiitatte: ::
Oie &an5el. Sier ipra6 er nit apoIt ito.
liiben Mtut, bielt Sen S6ilb gegen
oie Steintpiirfe, oie auf oen 81. Gater
geidleubert lpuroen berief it6 auf
Die 3e6te, oie Der Stride in feier-
li6em 8ertrag 5ugeiibert paren, l1no
trat often Elm fir Die Spfer Ser Ser
folgung. Sn flammenoem 3orn pro-
teitierte er Dor oen &atbolifen Wiins
hens gegen Sic gerboftung bon
2. Gupert WaDer, iorgte fitr bic ge=
fangenen Brieiter i'm 2ager 9a6au
unb nabm it6 Ser Miitter an, sic i'm
&f nm oas S6ulfreu5 in oas @es
fangnis famen.
Ser 3uIammenbru6 bes SSabres
1915 brabte ibm neue Aufgaben:
Sertriebene riefen ieine 5iirlorge an,
oas fatboliide Sieolungsperf erbielt
ieine lparme gmpfeblung, fir ieinen
Dom erbob er Die bittenoe Sano. Mber
a16 mannbaft trat ct fir oie gbre
leines Golfes ein, fir i'm gab es feline
&oQeftipi6ulo, 1tltr cine &oneftipnot.
Seine gan5e meiti6auenoe Sirten-
Jorge fam gum 4uSorud, als er 1913
oie bierte Saterunler=8itte Ieinen
9io5elanen auslegte. Oie lette Qmts-
banOlung bes ereiien Sberbirten ge-
borte nod ser fatboliiden Sugeno.
u@riiBt mir bie 3eiten in benen
| iid Sic @eiiter i9eioen, Die 3eiten ser
flaren 2inie," rief er Dor breiunos
breiBig Sabren BEN Miin9enern auf
Dem Oio5eian-& -&atbolifentag i'm 3irs
fus &rone 5u. Ser flaren 2inie lit er
treu seblieben, mannbaft bat er bas
Shpert oes @eiItes gefiibrt unb ME
na6 bem Sob ooer Corn Ser Ma6t-
baber gefragt. Mber es tpdre grunb-
fali6, &arbinaI SauIbaber einen
fdmpferii9en 8iidof gu nennen. Sbn,
,par es ME Inn BEN &an1pf at tun
mas i'm auf Sen aampflab rtef, tpar
nur Die 8adlanfeit oes guten Sir
ten. go oft aud 6as Bolf in Ben
! sunflen geddten Der 9ergansenbeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
Ana mplt l1nn Kirdrp

8as Boitbepartement in @oibing-
ton teilte leBte 8ode nit, 6aB Die
amerifanil9e 0reisGents- -Sonoer-
briefmarfe anldBlib oes fiinfbunoert-
item SSabrestages bes Oruds Der gu
tenberg-8ibel bereits am 80. Sep
tember in 8albington am S9alter 5u
baben iein miro. 8el6e Sarbe oas
@ertaei6en baben miro, ltebt nod
ni6t felt; es miro I'M Sormat Ser
@ilbriefmarfen gebalten iein unb elm
8anbgendIoe 1piebergeben, bas GU
tenberg bel Ser Briifung bes Crit
oruds ieiner 8ibel 5eigt.
Nus einem lebte @o6e ber0ffent-
libten 8eridt bes &anbelsamtes gebt
berbor, oaB Die Mmerifaner i'm pori-
gen Sabr mebr ais balb 10 biel fir
alfobolilde @etranfe tpie fir &lei-
Dung ltno S9ube ausgaben. Sir
8ein 8ier uno 8ranntpein tpuroen
1851 insgeia1nt 9,15O, 100000 aus
gegeben; i'm Ourhi6nitt $3.50 fir
ieoen 8etpobner. 9ie slusgaben fir
8ier betrltgen $4,48O,OOO,OOO
(Webrfonium bunbertuno5ebn Mil-
lionen gegeniiber 1850, fir 8rannt-
mein $4,18O,OOO,OOO (oreibunoert-
nnolieben5ig Willionen mebr) un0
8ein $480,000,O0O (oreiBig Millio-
men meniger). Gin 8rittel ser Mus,
gaben fir alfobolil6e @etrdnfe 1pur-
De als Steuer an Die &esierung abse-
fiibrt.
8ii6of Stepben S. 0onablle BON
Seem yorf beflagte lette 8o6e auf
Der Easung Der Catholic Daughters
Of Mmerica in 2afe Ylacio, N. g.,
oaB Die 5rauen bon bem erbabenen
Hieoeital tpeibli6er g8iiroe berabge-
itiegen ieien, unb perurteilte 6ie Wiit-
ter, oie ibren unerfabrenen S01tern
erlaubten, li6 auf S6onbeitsfonfur-
ren5en aus5ulteaen. Ser 8iI6of er-
flarte, Die Srauen berlieren oie Md-
tung Der Wdnner our6 ibre u8er-
mannli6ung"; lie triigen M1nner-
fleionng, rau6ten auf oer StraBe tpie
Wfanner, nno trieben au6 Sport
arten, Die lonit nur fir Mdnner als
angebra6t gebalten tuurben.
Neun &onierpatibe itellten am 9.
os. i'm britii6en unterbaus oen gln.
trag, Die &onigin 5u eriu9en, 5en
a9tunoiieb5ig Sabre alten Defan bon
Canterbury, Or. Setplett ssobnIon,
ab5uiesen. Ser eittige Sage 5upor aug
&ot1gbina 5uriidgefebrte eraentriI6e
uno fonlmuniitii6 eingeitellte Defan
erregte einen 5turm oes Brotelts nit
Der 8ebauptung, er babe 8etpeiIe fir
Die bon ben @oten in l1mlauf geiette
Mnflage, bob Die Mmerifaner in @o-
(Gortietung ai,f Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
OHIO MAIsENFREUND

ausuitinns, iie oisfntieren Mars,
2enin, Stalin. Sn einem iolhen
Barrier &oIleg fanben mir cine beiier
ausgeItattete &anobibIiotbef iiber ben
8oli6etpismus als Tie Die Matinnal.
bibliotbef ibr eigen nennen fann.
Dieie BrieIter tperoen Marr nit
Marr tpioerlegen nno Staltn nit
Stain. Sic 1peroen Die nie6er6riif-
fenoe Weinung entfrdften, baB bas
Gbriltentum bie @elle oes l1nglan-
bens uno bes 8olI6etpismns obne
@egennebr iiber it6 ergeben laiien
miiiie. l1no benfen babel niellei1t
aud an ibre @laubensbriioer i'm fer
men China ober i'm naben Nun11ttten,
benen gum 8repier bereits au1 bas
arbeitsserdt in Die Sano eeoriidt
pur0e.
vGbriitns an Der 8eifelIGnle"
0ob bon lolben Solgerungen mer=
ben oie Mrbeiterpriefer i'm Noroen
uno Often Ser 8eltltaot ni1t ipre-
ben, Tie perben fa1m baran benfen.
Sic taufen bas toofranfe &ino bes
Irbeiters Bierre uno bringen bie gbe
oes &ollegen Selice, init oem ite tags
iiber an Ser Surbine iteben, tpieoer in
Sronung nno tie nebmen abenos Sen
8ein our beiligen Sanolung aus Ser
einfaden &ottpen1flaid]e, oie alf oenl
&aminiims itebt. Sic laiien Dos
gbriitlein ltno GbriituerOen 1pieoer ba
Beginner, mo es i6on einmal begann,
i'm llmfreis ser lrmen 1no grnieos
risten. Sn Dem our &apelle getporbe>
men, nit berbli6enen rotten 8lltmen
tape5ierten Brinat5inmer an Ser
Mpenue o'Stalie bdngt in ser gde Elm
fleines &elief: gbriitus an Ser @ei-
BeliGule. @s lit oie ipmbolbafte erlte
Station bes &reu5neges, bie lt6 Die
armen Bfarrfinoer ser Miliion Sc
Baris bisber leiiten fonnten. aber
om @noe ar6 oieIes &reu5meges itebt
oie sluferItebltng.
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8rieiter? iyriitlos entlaiien .

Gin anberer lit iener abbe 8oper,
oeIen nSaa" befannter puroe, als
er Ieinen Yro5eB Dor Dem IrbeitSges
ri6t gepann. Gr begann in elmer
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
CITY GETS PAID
FOR COOP FIRE

The Fire Department has been
commended by the Board members
of the Wilson Fire District for its
assistance in extinguishing fire
which burned the Southwest CO.
operative Wholesale building. The
fire was one of the most destruc-
tive in the history of the Phoenix
area with damage estimated at
$6OO,OOO. Since the blaze was out
side the City limits, the Fire De-
partment was paid SLOTS for its
work. In a letter to Fire Chief
George L. Simpson, the Wilson. Fire
District Board stated that because
of the splendid cooperation among
the fire department in controlling
this fire, enough property was
saved from loss or damage to pur-
chase every piece of fire fighting
equipment in operation that night"
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
RoyoIette Club
Backs Teenuqers

The Royalette Charity and So
cial Club is starting its fall season
with many interesting and enter
taining activities.
During the summer months the
club devoted time to group OF
teenagers who wanted to combine
their talents into a program to be
presented to the general public un-
der the sponsorship of the Royal
cites. The Teen Age Review OF
1852" will be presented on ;Satur-
lay, Oct. 18, at Booker T. Wash
ngton auditorium.