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Evening star., 1952-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Nearby
Virginia Homes
"SWALLOW BARN"
ON ] " ACRES
Old Boxwood Garden
and Hedges
Lovely setting, large
old trees, shrubbery;
thousands of bulbs,
cedar-screen fenced.
Located in the
quaint, historic town
of Fairfax, IS miles
Washington via dual
highway; this old re-
stored home is full of
charm.
First floor: Double drawing
room. fireplace with an inter-
esting old mantel which came
from the Old Fairfax Inn. and
papered with Williamsburg pa
per. large library opening into
garden, bay window, fireplace
with old mantel: library also
opens on charming open
porch with old brick floor
which was originally part Of
the. old Center Market; u
bath.
Lovely dining room, modern
kitchen. breakfast room.
2nd floor: 8 bedrooms. Q
baths.
Full basement. oil h.-w.h.:
" bath.
Price, $4,000: without
boxwood garden. $4,000.
Terms.
For appointment, call Mrs.
Hooker, IA. S-0092.
Evening star., 1952-01-05

YACANT-REDEcoRATED
IS bam stn ssrRin. e All utlis ist soo s
50. It.. Good lease. Rent whole or
separate units. shop. ONCE, MA.
0223 RA. 1912
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

tive Secretary We "a''S /,
With the eNcsp.en =
amendment that bs-e'i's
EN- Hemisphere colonial
tres. most areas -1ceF w
O. major powers ,sn re's's !.
sistarce from TIE Jn.ied J
only in connec; w.'h !
FOR defense q Ire ) IN A.
Area
This means ;hs' re q.
people in AfF.cs s-i Asa !.
in solely ss ft;h a'se@ =
European war ms ne =,
The colonial ? P.s q
world are deter led .
freedom and they r'sy :,
the enemies ot any re ~
appears 20 stand oe:Weel
and liberty. TIE 49,
amendments woalo re-P \
dearly that the tn'eo Il
does rot intend q hs's
eign aid program -sea
port the colonial s. s'eHl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31
Point a Aid Urged Fol
Self-RuIed Colonies

WASHINGTON -ENis~,sor -
ne Po.r; ~ program c .rec;lv 70
1epense-; oversees territories
y as recommended this week bv
TIE National AsSo< .at:er s re
Aoysrcsmeri q Co,o-es Peccle
SAAcP officials ureed Con.
sressnan John voryS. n. Ohio,
influential member Q: .he
House Fo-eisn Affairs Cen.
zaiiiee &c Aid this objective hv
Incorporating amendment, a
n + ZOOS the Mutual Seeuri,v
bil 5ev Before cen-ress
TIE NAACP's proposed and
mems N'oulS give assistance from
ne United States - ea,,-,sl
areas tor education puhl,r
as@.ih industrial p-o5uc,son go
mems oeveloPmen; and agricsl-
TIE House FOREIGN A.s;-s
: Committee las ALREADY inc,vss,s
= ne c'l language which VIII
rske TIE NAACP's re,,o-,,-s-.
lstsou possible IN Western Her.
spne-e coaoa.al poSss<sions s,,ch
IS he British West Indies re-
49, -S''on seeks broadening q.
''' eoNsfaEs - include Arr
and Asa = .
commenting O. TIE Axsoc;a-
'Sn s Recommendations. Exsru.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

-. Cspr records IN Circ.r-s,,
snc Immediately Afterwards 49,.
nrr Ne-i CIT q business Uhich
causes TIE plsffe-x = b,e she,ves
Currently TIE up- sn6-ca-srs
S-neer 3 en1cyi-E a long engage
snsai a. Ire L4BeLe Cccktsil
Lounge s. ~hy noi chsck y srs
'ocee TIE talented che
Inllcs Vas featured vocslss. O.
We NArren Nschstl Kellv Ts)s.
Nlfsor sne~ See s<se. ~x~ks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

Ascending &c figures supplied
~ the Y. s. Bureau Of Census.
tie lie expectancy Of the ave.
Tsge white male in ls4s was
SIS years; Of The female 7l.o.
The average nontwhiie male
could expect &c kick around
ST. years.
Re c,~lo suck longer q course
t-' rs insurance company would
be- O. hina The non-whie fe-
male MS good for 6a5 wears.
Sae co-.6 beat The statistics too.
-; tsw MARI agoable men would
-, O. he-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

=. e~ OF The -r,iSt ~ -t..- -
5l-l-r spoi n p salSs Valley
KS 70 lrsleS placed cps-eS
las; week an5 sftrscieS cr2w6 IS
Business interests irno-.nE e.
tes,.vsness G. ths Eottl Norw ,.,s.
opened tns Ahslons snart--s x.
IS : car- rle,sly rstu,b-sheS arc
- arranged ao-e1
Las, uesk 5.l Pierce ow-t.
= TIE Club z Slno. unveiled p F.,
.sU'esI show spec ally i-p arte5
t--1-- Mexico ans whit- Rs rse~
s--rac -1-E cYe~f-ow crowds s~cs
opened
EAT SHOPS have. suddenly
asc-1 oa-E a. irc-s ase5 bus
ness n ths Valev ao3 faces l,-e
removed t,.o- ,os a5ei--v have
started popv -E ~ along Acsrs
ans 3 Antoine aaa-
~ : wao5 VINO fashions -
pare - sh,v- world celetril-ss
t-ie5 & e[ocw rs wsy tt.e. ~
CROWDS Sunday -s-, e Ire Z
Sino Se e. nzek tlilsly ex-
aaEs;.S
MAJ" re exclaimed They
.e- me SHOULD zaeve o.: .;
ere Norwood aa5 81: - Para
1.ss Waller They're cary. TIE
VG-lsy Is US: starting &c I've
ssEl7l"
En1 x Vas nj. v-o~E q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31
Box

Columnist Geo,,. 4
from his serious And -
a whit OF humor sSoS|
time: Ivy
Wrote Dixon.
The death in Ne. v.
president Of ina, r,s. 'nI
brought back poiensr, -
Watson was the f,r W. ~
American Bar ASsociss..' ~
for nearly 20 years. B', ~
great membes q. his -. \ \ I
Back in 1888 ws,,s, ! :
has election 70 a secons n
The leading citizens o.y ~
The Cotton Club ,h :, 1. l
on Its entire show. and -
added attraction.
David Garrison B4,.w !.
arranged the enier:s.rr,.. \
of one OF the creates, l,srs
When he arose 10 Ss,,,
solemn. He said he w,sSJ
He went CT for : -
3 credit 10 his rsce. 49,
Guided:
May God bless juS. \,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

.~- +--- tt'---s ~ A-r
s---1,s.-- .s-ks Ms-cus C-lls be
,-s ons 4 ~ ras. = Se,y
-iss -sse- y.--E s.oe4,ls-S De.ro I;
Las sys- koow- = crpor;-- "
-szEs s., RI -4y becc~e enc
e.. rc-Do--cs sts-s ~ has ev-
sr. r. = ;skes e --sks ire
rzs
Se-1s 5 versatile Pc .o.r-e.
20 las s.cSs-e1 r. S-eA s.ses
100 -stlc-.s Is tie Ce-sAvs r
FE-s1-s-s 49, A--,s-s-s-.
5y--- e. t-s Rampage Daal
are &c -C4--e- .cnes
~ 70 ~ = baritone has
rs1 Soc-esss e-Esgerlerts -.
Lite Ss-.S HENS S~s-r Club
lie Ss-Sstlc- Cncle Tor, 5
s-s-ts,,a- C@-ty Club C,lb
clst.s-h Cab -1z-s ans r..s-
Spcis .-ks ;.s Club sos ycsis
Gaze az c-t-ct- tcwr through
NJ gar zrS - regards himself
-e-s-y as a. s5v4,cs-5 S.1se-.
= - t-s5s although he las h<s-
snEl,g tor czsh th-ex years
re promising So-Este- 6oeS-t
ave Any tsvc-.isS ~-he- 4 cores
= s--Ee-s q r.orulz- ta-eS
Re Ssys ~tAsy a. have Their
god z-1 bsS rsos-tS : Liz s-~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31
N. Y. Councilman

NEW YORK Chargin, n
gambling and corruption N
running rampant in New vi
in spite Of recen; dism.szkl
officers from TIE police isus|
ment and in spite Q. shxu|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

IL Is JUS; as rs;-onA !,
lieve N miracles o. j
heve In peniciliir -
made TIE laws O. rsi-Is
suspend Their
-nonss Ms-''1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

May Cod bless Juda !.
Der tomorrow will b. snr'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

men are bes,ine ihemselrs
. &c; security srd pretty d
for their ladies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-31

-: -A=e isS; az,S se-e.Asas
Aap7~-'e@ NoeosSy las h.ee-
49, - e. jzxs WA. ID take
S-ace -. a. C so5Sez sAs
&C 81 se'ak GO s~w vsSor.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Retired Military Men
Urqed 10 Aid District CD

District Civil Defense Director
John E. Fondahl has made an ap-
peal for retired military men,
especially those with experience
in communications, to volunteer
for civil defense work.
He called for 70 volunteers with
Army, Navy. Coast Guard or Pub
lie Health Service experience to
meet the drastic" need for man
ming the city's communications
network.
He also announced the appoint
ment of the following retired Off
GERS to civil defense posts:
Army Col. Clifford M. Tueteur,
and Navy Capt. Robert M. Henck-
ley. executive officers; Navy Capt.
Curtis Shears, communications ad-
|ministrative officer; Navy Capt.
William D. Chandler, Navy Capt.
Radford Moses, 1t. Col. Murray T.
Davenport. and Comdr. Norman
Bennett. zone control officers.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Heads Of ; subcommittee
For Inaugural Appointed

Chairman Joseph G. McGar-
raghy Of the Eisenhower Inaugu-
raj Committee yesterday ap-
pointed three subcommittee chair
men to handle details of housing,
budget and audit for the cere-
mony next January 20. They are: {:
Louis T. Brueninger, finance
chairman of the Republican State
Committee for the District, hous-
ing; John A. Reilly. president of
the Second National Bank, budget,
and James A. Councillor, head of
a Washington accounting firm,
audit.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

Florida Hos Brightest Light
MIAMI.-Brightest lighthouse
in the United States Is located at
Hillsboro Inlet, Florida, with a
|candlepower of 5.5 million.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Dtp Ktnnpr lprnptt

Salt unaufb0rli6 lernt oas &inb.
aaes, mas rings Inn oasielbe porgebt,
bea6tet es; mas Gater uno Weutter
tun, bas pragt iib ieinem frii6en,
empfdngli6en @eiit rai6 uno tief Elm.
Selblt bas llnibeinbarlte, oas mir gr-
madienen oft ni6t bea6ten, bas greift
oas &ino auf oeiien @eiit nod einem
unbei1rie6ene11 9latt Bapier slei6t.
Gas &ino fragt oft rubelos, nidt lel=
ten 5ur 8elaItigung Ser gltern, mar
Inn oieies ooer ienes 10 uno nidt
anoers iei?
9ob ni6t BLOB neugierig lit bie
Sugeno inbe5ug auf bas, 1pas Inn iie
berum borgebt. Die &inoer ab1nen
au6 alles na6, nno 5ipar in berieIben
@eiie, tpie iie es an BEN gltern @e=
l6miitern 11no anoeren ieben. 9ari1
liegt bie sroBe 8eoeutung bes 8ei-
lpiels fiir bie ltnerfabrene Sngenb.
@ie bie l1mgebung bes &i11bes BE-
i6affen lit, 10 miro bas ainb in ser
Gegel ielbit.
Sou Dem @inbe irgenoeine gugerrb
eigen gemadt 1peroen, 10 nluB oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

oofiir gelpdblte geilpiel ser Guiiungs.
froft Der Sugeno angepoBt tperoen
9a fragt es iib nun: @ober iolde
pallenoe gorbiloer nebnen? @ir ant-
Dorten: 0ie an5iebenoIten, oie erfolg-
rei6iten 8eilpieIe iino in oem 9uf
Der 9itber in gr0bter 9luspabl bin=
terlegt: in Ser @eiligen S6rift. Stir
ole SugenOen fin6et man in ser
8iblilden 8el6ibte Oie berrli6Iten
SorbilOer. 0ie einfa6e, ergreifenoe
Gr5ablung Oerielben tpirft ouf oas
&ino macbtig elm, tpie es Die tauienb=
ja6rige grfabrung beItGtigt. Samit
loa itbrigens Our6au5 ni6t geiogt
lein, oaB nift audi on0ere quite 8ii-
6er Ser Sugeno in oie Sono gegeben
Deroen ioaen. Snoeiien ioa bei Ser
sluSlpabl Ser 8ii6er Die gr0Bte 8or-
lt6t beoba6tet lperoen.
8eboriam, ltttli6er grnit bieoerer
Sinn un0 8ottesfur6t louen bie 3iele
lein, al1f melbe oos 2ernen Ser sSu=
genO geri6tet lein nl1B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

oie naturgetreue @ieoergabe oller
aeuBerli6feiten in bo6lter 8oa-
enoung 81 er5ielen.
Sold naturaliItil1e 0aritellung lit
oa5u angetan, bas aitbetild5e @efiibl
5u perleben uno bic prolail6en Seiten
oes Genfens in ibrer Nadtbeit 1nebr
uno mebr in Sen 8oroergrunb au
orangen.
8ir noaen uns tpeoer in Snui ito=
men niegen, nod oie gugen beri6lie=
ben Dor Ser rauben unb oft uni6onen
@irfli6feit; aber bes 2ebens Na6t=
Ieiten biirfen uns benno6 ni6t ser
Soffnung a1f Oen Sieg Oes Sbeals
berauben unb llria6e iein, oaB mir,
miiOe oes Samples nit ser l1ngunIt
ser gerbGltniiie oOer oem 3uge Ser
gteu5eit blinblings folgeno, in Der
Srola oes 2e6ens untergeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

er pieoer bellauf uno er glaubt nibt
einmal mebr oas, mas er oo6 ni6t
leugnen fonn: ndmli6, oaB ct einmal
iterben m1B. Sein aufgeflarter &opi
lit 10 beu ipie Oas Senlter an elmer
9ettleri tube: sic 8Iasl6eibe lit ei11=
gei6lagen ltno oofiir lit oie Seffnnne
nit Sapier berflebt.
Cine 9ta6teule uno eine SIeoer=
mous bolten oen Sag fir cine be.
triibte 3eit, bie Sonnenbelle tut ibnen
peb uno lit ibnen perbabt; ipenn ite
reoen fonnten, piirOen tie Oie Sogel,
melbe am Sag iitb freuen 5inlters
linge beiBen. Singegen lit ibnen bie
Nu6t bic aufgefldrte 3eit; sic Guile
bat ibr 2i6t inn &opf, ibre slugen
leu6ten pie cine &oble, 11no oie Sle=
oermaus bat groBe Sreuoe an elmer
6rennenOen Se1lampe: oas lit ibr oas
mabre 2i6t uno riebt au6 nad
Sped, Sen iie iebr liebt. - go bat
es oudb Ser Weni6, pel6er it6 fiir
oufgefl0rt b0lt: oas bimmlii6e 2i6t
oes 6riltli6en @laubenS tut linn ipeb,
er mag es nicbt. Singegen bat er i'm
Gopf Elm Bribatli6t: ieine ginbilOun.
gen; ltnO tpie Sic Sleoermaus bas
itinfenbe Selli6t unenoli6 Ser Sonne
oor5iebt, 10 lit oe1n lufgeflGrten eine
i6nutige 3eitung bon ltngIGubigen
Suben uno abgefauenen gbriiten ge=
i6rieben tauienomol Iieber als oie
8ibel ODER Ser &ote6ismus. Gin iolz
cber Wenid iagt: ~8as i6 ni6t be-
greife, oos eloub' i6 ni6t." @inen
ormieligeren Sropf gibt es aber aui
Ser @elt ni6t ais einen Meni6en,
ser 9ar ni6tS i'm &opf bat, als mas
er begreift. 9enn bon allem, ipas
groB, erbaben, etpig uno gottlib lit,
bat er ni6ts i'm &opf; er fat ni6ts
Orin ais bic @emeinbeiten ltno ben
Sitter unb Sen Staub ser groe. SIT
oenn elm 8linoer, ser MIR nit Sen
Singern umbergreift, eei6eiter ols
Elm Wenl6, ser quite slugen bat unO
meitbin Bis gum Simmel iiebt, mobin
feline SanOe langen2
Gin oeutlder S6riftlteller, Glou=
oilts, bat i6on Dor mebr als bunoert
Sabren Elm 9lbc in 9feirnen gei6rie=
ben. Sci Oem 8u6ltaben 6 beiBt es
grleu6tet bas Sabrbunbert lit,
Ser gleI Strob uno 9ornen friBt.
Meniden pel6e oas Strob bon
3eitungsreoensarten uno sic 0iI Iteln
Ser Spottereien uno 2GIterungen iiber
Sfeligion nit slppetit per5ebren, oie
gleiden Oem erleu6teten giel: iie
meinen lie ieien oie 8el6eiten, 11nb
baben bo6 5pil6en Sen Sbren gar
Denig @ebirn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
mas Mant1 unn Trau fptn
i1nh ntdrt fptn fnupn

Sic Srou iou bes Saules &rone
lein, aber lie loa niemalS oas Sber=
baupt oeslel6en unterOriiden 1poGen.
Die Sruu iou inn Sauie oie erIte
8eige ipielen, aber MIR unter ser per-
iSnli6en 9eitung oes 9irigenten, 5. +.
OeS WanneS.
Sic 5rau lou l1id5t 5u biel nuf
Staut bulten, aber tie iol iicb immer
beItreben, 10 81 iein, oab ibr Mann
nit ibr Staot MAIDEN fann.
9ie Srau jon I'M Saule alles ieber,
aber nlelnals Olr6 Oie Singer.
Sic Srou ioa Elm Spiegel ser 9ln-
NUT iein, a6er ibre 9lnn1ut nidt Dor
oen1 Spiegel itl1oieren.
9ie Srau jon itets freunoli6e
@orte baben, aber ni6t INNER oas
lebte @ort baben 1pollen.
Sie Srau ioq inmer oas Gedt
bohbalten lnO auf Sem, 1pos re6t lit,
beiteben, aber tie ion ni6t our6 Ge6t-
baberei ltnausitebli6 tperoen.
9ie 5rau ioa groB inn @obItun
lein, ober tie iou ni6t nit @obltoten
groBtltn.
Sic Sro1 ion fromm uno brop iein,
aber tie IoIl nit ibrer Sr0nlmigfeit
nidt aufleben erregen 1pollen.
9ie Sra1 Ioa ouftreten, ooB Tie
itberau gerne geleben miro, uber lie
ion itb nidt iiberan ieben laIien.
Mann uno Srau iouen Elm Ser8
uno cine Seele iein, ober MIR i'm
8uten; tie iollen itets einen unb oen-
lelben 8eg geben, aber ii6 ME einen
i6le6ten ausipGblen.
Wfann unb 5rau Iollen iit oas
Seben erbeitern, aber iie iollen nidt
tmmer oas 2eben genieBen tpollen;
tie iollen oie &inoer er5ieben, ober
nidt per5drteln; iie iollen fiir bas
5ortfommen ser &inber iorgen, aber
bel bieier Gorge Die einltige Geden.
ldaft nidt pergeiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
6pnankpnlnfr Rpnpnsartpn

Seien mir mai gan5 often! @ie OF
I'M Gag lagen mir @orte, beren in
baltreider Sinn ipie Elm getpobntes
@eraui6 an unierem Sbr boriiber=
gleitet! @ir treffen einen 8efannten
rslb, guten Gag!" S6on sic erite &C.
oanfenloligfeit. Soer ba6en mir biel=
lei6t mebr babel geoa6t, als oaB mir
einfad me6onii6 cine anitanospfli6t
erfiillten? Satten mir babel tpirfli6
BEN @unib, es mo6te oieier @ruB
Ser glusoruf zines moblnoaenoen
8efiiblS fiir Sen an0eren lein? @ir
pluuoern geniitli6 Elm @eil6en 1tno
DerOen babel audi teilnebmeno &C.
fragt: ugSie gebt es Sbnen?" - 80,
@ott iei 9ant, gang quit" sSn tpie bic
len 6Gllen BON Sunoert benfen mir
babel an BEN lieben 8ott? Sano aufs
Ser5! &aum in einem. ltnb oo9
fommt aae 9lugenblid bieler Sab bon
nnIeren 2lppen: 9l6 8ott! 9u Iieber
8ott! Gas iino 10 Geoensarten, Sic
! mir in unier 8etpobnbeitslerifon auf=
genomnen baben. oils Gbriiten ioQten
mir uns bo6 i6amen, oie Namen,
melbe uns oie beiliglten itno, bel ie-
Der paiienoen llnb unpallenoen @ele=
genbett geoanfenlos gu gebrau6en
9oppelt perperflib lit oies i'm Sin=
blif auf Sen tiefinneren 8ebalt, Sen
oiele @orte baben. Spre6en mir lte
init 8eoa6t aus! &lingt nid)t Elm
ber5licb gelprodenes' u@uten Sag!"
lbon rpie Elm SegensgruB uno erlt
oas i6one v@riiB oi6 @ottl" 0ies
loate fiir lns &atbolifen oas r8rot=
bre6en" iein, an Oem emit oie Singer
BEN Serrn erfannten. 0aran iollten
au6 mir unlere 8riiber I'M @lauben
erfennen. nno nenn mir 1tns .trennen,
pieIleidt fiir lange 3eit, - gibt es
pobl fein i6oneres @eleitport ols
Elm ugebiit oid @ott!" Sin StoBleuf=
ser aus Ser5enstiefe - Elm 8ebet Inn
Sbub uno @oblergeben lit es, bas
nit bittenoen Sanoen itd gum Sbop=
fer bebt. slber ni6t INNER oringt es
81 ienen Soben oes Segens, bon oe=
men uns Wenidenfinoern Ser 9orn
oes groengliides fliebt. r0ies 8olf
ebrt Wi6 nit Oen Sippen, aber ibr
Ser5 lit peit bon 0eir," ipribt Ser
Serr. 4f ia, Ieere @orte lino es, bie
mir our6 geoanfenloies Iusipre6en
ibres Sinnes berauben! go lit es oud
eenau NIT oem Danfen. @an5 ielten
bort man unter Sen gebiloeten Wen-
id)en mebr ugereelPs @ott!" iagen.
gs gilt ais uniein, baueriid5. Sa =
bier iino aub, ipie 10 oft, oie @ilben
oie ubeiieren Weniben". Iuf Dem
2anoe miro einem in manben
@egenoen auh MIR nod ielten - nit
einem r8ergelt's @ott!" gebanft.
l1no bod lit Dies Elm Shed auf bie
5eligfeit. Cine Mnpeiiung in 6as
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

+ belt oes Safob, berlneirt er, ieiner
8elponItin Die mangelnoen Sugenoen
nit 8eDalt beibringen 81 miiiien, Die
ie aber itrdubt it6 gegen Die annabme
mie Elm 8iiblein gegen oie ginna5me
bon Gi5inusol. 8a lit ser GbeItanbs-
bintmel alSbalo beipolft; firth NOR.
gems i6on oos Barometer auf berdn-
oerli6, am Oeittag 5eigt es Sturm ar,
unO Dor Oem 9lbeno bridt elm 8etpit=
ter los, uno oieles lit bie ginleitung
5u einem gbeItanosfriege, Ser, sic
3eit oes Observation-Disclosures ubgereG)s
net, blellet6t 81 einem mebr olS ereiz
Blglabrlgel, ia SIT einem lebenslangs
ltden &riege miro. Ser orme Mann
uber bat nid)t boren mouer1, oarlm
mltB er iebt fiiblen.
Sene, Die beim Seiraten Elm belleres
Sos ge5ogen boben, fonnten Nun SEM
fen, obcn gemelbete5 Sprii6lein finoe
nun aber einmal feline 9(ntpenounq
a1f iie. llno oo6 f0nnte sic 8eber5i-
glng alt6 fitr lie oft iebr erIprieBli6
lein. Gin grempel lou lolhes flGrIi6
6etpeiien. 2ebte oa Dor einigen Sabs
rem in I. ein Wtann Oeiien 9feibtum
bouptlGdlidb bel Itono aus ieiner 5Srau
Ilno einem Saufen &inoer. gr mar,
iple man 5u lagen pflegt, ein gutter
&erl, Der feinem 0aS @Giierlein triibt,
lpielte ni6t unO mar oen Suff au6
niht 5ugetan, mar iiberbaupt in mani
6er SlnIiht ein muIterbofter Wann,
MIR mar er etlpa5 l1nbei ionnen, Elm
bisden laltnIelig uno mo6te ni6t
gerne boren. Seine quite Srau er=
fannie gar lpobl, no eS bel linn ba-
perte, 11no an g1ten 9fatl6IGgen IieB
lie eS nidt ieblen, ober lie fano su-
melIt taube Sbren bei ibm. 60 fam
er Oenn au6 arf feinen griinen 3pei1
uno fano infolge ieiner Sortb0rigfeit
einen friiben SOB, uno ooS trug iib
Iollo 5u. 9lls Sunolonger bel ser gr=
rlbtung zines groBen @eb0uoes tGtig,
nuroen ibm oie perId)ieoenIten gr6ei=
ten aufgetragen, aud) Iol6e, sic ei=
gentlid bon S6reinern uno 3in1mer=
leuten 5u berri6ten lino. 0o er 1pegen
Tbeuntatismus ni6t pouItGnoig Serr
ilber leine 8lieOer mar, tpurnte i'm
leine belorgte Sralt, ii6 ia niht ir=
genoeiner 8efabr ous5uleben. gln Ell
mem Otontagmorgen, Oa er pieoer 5ur
slrbeit gtng, CAB tie, ipie bon banger
a6nltng erfiiIlt Sic @ornung nit uuf
BEN @eg: ~5ran5y iteige nur ia nidbt
ouf oaS Gnd!" gS ioute Sic lebte
Warnung iein; er Itieg nGnli6 ipie-
oerum binauf (tpei1 sic 9Irbeit piel=
lei6t ettpas mebr einbra6te), uno
einlge Stunoen nn6ber erbielt feline
5rau bic 9ta6rid)t, ooB man i'm nit
5erI6metterten @lieoern aufgeboben
babe.
S6ner it's, INNER peiIe 5u iein,
Drum beoarf Ser 8ei6eiteite 5utpeilen
OeS States, un0 vlpaS fein GerItano
oes GerItanolgen liebt, oos obnet in
S6lallbeit Elm meibliG 8enniit"
Drum SSralt ltnb Wann
Genf' oft oaran:
9eim gigenltnn
Sit fem @eDinn!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

&ontobu6 unierer guten 8erfe, sic 10
elnen 3upa6s meiitens 1pobl pertra.
gen fonnen.
Sb es anOeren tpobl 10 gebt? Oeir
bipft INNER Oas Ser5, penn i6 iold
elnen i6onen 0anf befomme. Genn
unleren Serrgott als 3abler baben,
oort cine Heibe iol6er &onten offen,
fonnte man einen beieren 3ebitor
babenl l1nO oas gibt lnb erbGlt man
our6 oas 10 tpenig niibiame init
8eOa6t" =reoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Err Ern5 rruart1t

It'd iteb anf Bergen, biirr nnb leer,
~ Der srane Simmel nm mid fer.
Die itnmme Gnelle idlaft i'm Sal,
Die @eiben sittern nadt nno fail.
1tno itiQ lit 8alb nnb SnId nnb tSain.
Die &npIpen falten i5anbelein
ltnb beten frumm int Dben &amm
Die Grbe liegt im Sutentranm.
9pdJ iieb! Inf einmal brid)t Der Sann,
Sin Siiftlein luebt, bic Sunne iteigt,
ltnb bprd! SIM 8rnnb Der &nfnd lcid)t.
Die Groe reft iid ans Der gtadt,
ltnb jung nnb frDb Der Sag erluadjt -
Der Gems lit luieber ba!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

l96O4 TIVERTON rd. off Nottingham,
a custom built Az room bungalow,
kitchen, formica sink top, tile bath,
gas furnace. copper plumbing. di-
Vided basement. garage. full cement
drive, only $4,000 down. Page Realty
PaalforS KE 1-1030
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
EarlY american Brick

EAST lssth NORTH OF BLVD.
QuulitY bedroom home plus Srd
floor quorters; recreation room: spo-
cious rooms throughout; double
brick garage; everything is here for
qTocioua living; tremendous
vulus at $32,5oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
REALTORS
Special Offerings
Run0olow - Vacant

Special Offerings
Bungalow - Vacant
N. OF BLVD. IN EUCLID
2 bedrooms, attached garage. outo-
motto gas heat. Competing. dIopes,
venetions; only Sll.S00.
Brick Bungalow
Vacant
OF Lake Shore Blvd. at East 327th.
portiollY finished End. full basement,
garage. excellent condition and
tuirlY priced.
Colonel
attached Garuge
This lovely bedroom home in Eu-
cid is corpeted. hos dropes, storm
windows, screens. venetian blinds.
nicely decorated und in AAA condi-
non. recreotion room in basement,
qos heat; luqe londscoped lot
with barbecue and picnic table.
Not thing TO do when you move in
and priced at only Sl6.5oo.
Brick Bungalow
This urtisticolly designed home is In
ON excellent section of Euclid. 1t is
complete with full basement, gu1-
.,oo no. bac~t at1 OnIy Sis ann
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

RUSTIC cottage, one of the few well
built homes for sale of this type;
ideal for the employed couple. ]
block from blvd, this redecorated
home has 20x11 living area, l. into
large dining room; inlaid linoleum
in kitchen, / bedroom, tile bath; lot
80 it, front partially handicapped,
equipped for year around living,
S94O0. Elizabeth B. Southworth, 34777
Lake Shore, Will. 2-5631
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
S25o0 Down

Buys lovely 6 room single: new eos
turnoce; q rore opportunity if you
CON pay Sis 10 Sl25 per month;
mony splendid lectures for only
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

MUSKOKA ave. off East 185th St.. 5
room single, gas heat. garage. double
lot, won't last at $4,000. Page Realty
Realtors. KE. 1-1030.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

Located on the north side OF White
Road and the WEST Side OF SOM.
Center Road. Many parcels tocing
beautiful
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Brick Bungalow

This uristicolly designed home is In
on excellent section of Euclid. 1t is
complete with full basement gor-
age. gas heot. etc. Only Sl6.800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

92O EAST 232nd St, Cape Cod colonial,
large living room, fireplace, sun
room, tile bath, bedrooms on End,
gas heat, venetian blinds, carpeting,
recreation, 2 car garage. storms and
screens. Page Realty Realtors. KE.
l-l030