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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Legion Plans Usual
WASHINGTON Card Party

AS regularly as February 22nd
rolls around, friends of East Cleve-
land Post No. 1853, American Le-
gion watch for announcement of
the Posts George Washington
card party. Grover c. Snyder,
chairman of the post announces
that the party this year will be
held in the Post Home, Hawley
Park, Friday, February 22nd at
p. m. Canasta, bridge and other
card games will be played. Re-
freshments will be served.
Assisting Mr.. Snyder in plan
ming what is always a delightful
evening, are Ray Parshall, VIM.
F. Stewart, John Pokorny, A.
Lozier and Charles Leonard.
The public is invited to come and
join in the pleasure of the even
ing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21

Both Mrs. Murdoch and her hus-
band, Ovid, are particularly inter-
ested in Sunbeam School where
their daughter, Gloria, now, Fl,
was enrolled for five years. Gloria
suffered leg injury and wore a
cast all of that time. Mrs. Muir
dock is a charter member of the
schools PTA and Mothers Club.
No doubt this experience has had
much to do with their sympathetic
understanding of those who need
a helping hand now and then.
One neighbor tells of Mrs. Muir
docks offer to include their fam
lily laundry with her own, and of
"baby sittings" in emergencies.
Others tell of the dainty dishes
she brings to give a lift to the
tagging appetites of shut-ins.
In all of her service, this busy
woman has the constant co-opera-
tion of her husband, a supervisor
at White Motors, and her daugh-
ter, now a student at Dyke &
Spencerian School of Business.
East Cleveland saluates Mrs.
Murdoch.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
20 FREE Tickets

You can get a pair of compile
mentary tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ads in this paper. There are
ten names in ten ads scattered
thru the paper. If you find your
name, just clip the ad and take
it to the Shaw.Hayden Theatre
and you'll get two free tickets.
Tonight, Friday and Saturday
nights see 'PLL SEE YOU IN
MY DREAMS"
SATURDAY MATINEE: JON
HALL in KIT CARSON" plus
four cartoons and serial.
For Sunday, Monday and Tues
day there's a DOUBLE Feature: !:
FLIGHT TO MARS" and THE
LONGHORN."
Next Wednesday you'll enjoy
seeing BOOTS MALONE"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. If not
this week, be sure to look next
week. There'll be ten names each
week good for 20 tickets at the
Shaw.Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Herman House. 3d.
Is Accident Victim

Thrown out of his automobile
when it collided with a tractor
trailer at East 10th st. on st.
Clair ave-, February 18th, Herman
House, 1880 Beersford rd., was
crushed to death beneath the
wheels Of trailer.
According to police, House, 81,
lost control of his car and struck
the trailer. He was pronounced
dead on arrival at Collinwood
Clinic at 9:10 p. m.
House is survived by his wife,
and son, James 2 and daughter,
Patricia 8, by a former marriage;
his mother, Mrs. Esther House, a
brother, Melvin, and a sister, Mrs.
Betty Woon, Interment was made
on Sunday in Brimfield, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21

Shaw's improving Cardinals cap
their LEI season at Cleveland
Heights tonight (Thursday). A
victory for Coach Roy Wisecup's
cagers would certainly obliviate
past defeats. Collinwood's Rail-
readers play at the Arena tomor-
row friday meeting st. Ignatius
for consolation honors in the Press
Senate Play-offs. Last year these
same two teams played for the
City Championship. Saturday Col
linwood will travel to Sandusky.
Euclid's Panther courtmen are
host to Mentor tonight Thursday
and then end their regular sched-
ule Saturday night meeting the
fast stepping Maple Heights Mus
tangs, unbeaten Eastern Confer
ence Champions.
The 18th District Section Class
A Tournament in Euclid opens
Monday with four game card.
Ford Case is directing and looking
for the best two weeks of basket
ball ever staged here. Three games
are listed for Tuesday, February
26, three on Thursday, February
28th. With Euclid playing host to
the State Invitational Wrestling
Meet on Friday and Saturday,
February 10Th and March 1st, the
cagers will lay-off until Monday,
March 3rd.
Three games are on tap for the
Quarter-finals on Tuesday, March
4th. Two games are listed for
Thursday and Friday, March 9th
and 7th in the semi-final round
and then on Saturday, March 9Th,
two more games So determine Dis
trict titIfst, the two best teams of
"a who entered the two week
tournament.
Seeded teams include Cleveland
Heights and Euclid of the Lake
Continued on Page 12)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21

Mrs. Lehman, FA. 1888 in
plenty of time.
Extra details for police cruisers
for all side streets will also be
made by Chief of Police H. S.
Weaver.
Every effort will be made to put
East Cleveland "over the top" this
year, to make up for the shortage
of the 1851 drive when, despite
hard work by the Red Cross volun-
teers, the city did not meet its
quota.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, tea will be served by Mrs.
Stuart V. Cummins, Eugene J.
liant and Mrs. George Rebel.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
To Observe
World Day
Of Prayer

A unique service is announced
for East Cleveland's participation
in World Day of Prayer, Friday,
February goth. Three Schauffler
College students from as many
countries will present their inter-
probation of this day in which the
entire worlds attention is brought
to the power of prayer.
World Day of Prayer is spon
sored by the Council of Church
Women. The local observance is in
charge of the East Cleveland Coun-
Gil of Church Women and will be
held in East Cleveland Baptist
church, Euclid at Rosemont ave. at
200 p. m. The Children's prayer
hour will be held in East Cleveland
Congregational Church at 3:45
p. m.
General theme of the day is
"Christ Our Hope" Mrs. J. E.
Wallace and Mrs. Obediah Lawson
of Antioch Church will sing and
Mrs. Charles Carroll will be the
organist.
Taking part in the dramatic in
depreciation will be Miss Araxy
Mgrditchian from Lebanon; Miss
Yasuko Inouye from Japan and
Mrs. Achanno Chakko George from
India, representing students from
their respective homelands.
Others in the cast are Mrs. Mary
CRUDE as The Voice of Liberty,
Mrs. Amos Henry as a descendant
from the first Christian settlers;
Mrs. Earle c. Houchwald as an
American Indian; Rev. Isaiah
Pogue of st. Marys Presbyterian
Church plays the part of Negro
clergyman to sharecroopers, and
Mrs. John ". Grohne as a migrant
worker.
The host pastor, Rev. William E.
Towner will pronounce the bene-
diction.
Planning East Cleveland's World
Day of Prayer service are Mrs.
P. T. Isley, Mrs. E. A. Rosborough,
Miss Ruth Colbey, Mrs. Ernest
House and Miss Dorothea Pfister.
Miss Mgrditichian, widely
travelled Lebanese comes from
Aleppo, Syria where her father
operates his own hospital. She at
tended the American High School
in Aleppo and the Junior College
in Beirut. She teaches high school.
AS a Senior at Schauffler, Miss
Mgrditichian is majoring in Social
Work.
Miss Yasuko is on leave from
the Audio Visual Aid Department
of the National Christian Council
of Japan. She attended DIN Girls
High School and Tsuda College, a
woman's English college where she
majored in English Literature.
She is studying Religious Educa-
tion and hopes to have her own
night school upon return to Japan.
The wife of doctor, Mrs.
George is from Tricher, India,
where she attended school and is
member of the Syrian Orthodox
Church. She has travelled on the
continent and has resided in Swift
zerland and England. She plans to
return to Tricher upon completion
of her studies in Social Service at
Schauffler.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Picture File
Houseeleaniing

Our picture files are getting
jammed. A house-cleaning is in
order of all pictures that cannot
be used again. If you have pic
ture in this office and you want
it, please pick it up no later than
March 3rd. After that date all
-uncalled-fOr pictures will be dis
carded.
The Management
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Contest Winner

Mrs. ]. F. O'Brien, 1877 Caro-
lima rd., former East Cleveland
resident, was a winner in the ma
tion-wide limmerick contest spon-
sored by Lever Brothers. She is
now eligible to compete for the
$4,000 grand prize.
She already has won Laundro-
mat and years supply of Rinse.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Drummers Win Again

The three Shaw High drum
mers, Chuck Alexander, Bill
Freitag and Mark Fine score again
with their fast moving drum sticks
act, by winning second price on
VIEWS TV Opportunity Hour last
Thursday evening. They won first
place in the Fall Kiwanis Talent
Show with their precision drum
ming. The trio have appeared four
times on TV and radio; they are
also in demand for various church,
social clubs and school affairs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Sehoo|boy Cagers Vie
For Columbus Trip At
Euclid High Tourney
Bu Stan MinOtds

The 951-52 schoolboy basketball into the
homestrech this weekend thousands of scholastic
eye the biggest prize of all - trip to Columbus for the
State High School Basketball championships.
Several local teams still have regular scheduled games
to contend with before seeing action in local play
opening at Euclid High School, Monday evening
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
DemoIay Party Saturday

Cleveland Chapter Order of De-
molay is sponsoring a Monte Carlo
party Saturday, February 23rd at
the East Cleveland YMCA. At 8
o'clock. The party is open to the
public.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
Aphpr 6phurtrnhpfhrdr- =
kunn

Iie beriIbnte aonpertitin Sigrio
ltnolet oeroffentli6e Dor Sobren eine1
beahtenstperten 9luflot iiber oie
hriItlide &ultllriubIton5. @ir emit
neb1nen oarau5 einen aftuellen M6=
lbnitt:
Cine Seite oes groblems lit ieoob
BET Ser Iebatte iiber rfreiipillige
Wl1ttericbait" na6 meinen 8eoba6=
tungen ni6t gebiibreno ins 9i6t ge=
riidt tporoen. @enn in bieier Sa6e
Die gltern entl6eioen fonnen, lit es
anoerieits aud gan5 natiirlid, oaB
iunge 2eute, sic lidb in ser @elt rno
in BEN Weni6en gum eritennpal ge=
tduibt ieben, lib gegen ibre gltern
penOen uno belfern: SD babe oo6
niht oarum gebeten, ins 2eben 5u
fumnen! @arum bobt ibr midi in bie
8elt seiebt?" SSn Der 8elt BON frii=
ber fonnten Sic gltern iid Oie slnt=
mort nod i6enfen uno es ben &in=
bern lelbIt iiberlaiien, oarauf 5u font
men. slber 1pas lit iebt 5ll tim, no
man in Sit ltnb @elt preoigt, oaB
nur iene, Oie roa5l1 geeignet" itnb,
&inoer in oie 8elt leben oiirften, ia
logar nur iene, apel6e nbie notigen
Gorbeoingungen fiir cine quite gr-
5iebung 81 beliben meinen"9 @ott
nroge NIT lol6en gltern @rbarmen
baben, lpenn lie einmal Dor Dem &id=
terltubl ibrer Nabfonunenidaft ite-
ben miiiien! ~9ie 2eate ioMen nidt
nnebr &inoer baben, als ite i'm 2eben
gut perlorgen fonnen!" @ott m0ge
Sid oieier 2elte erbarmen, ipenn bas
2eben ibrer &inoer in fritii6e 3ei-
ten fallen iolte!
Sci an Dem @erebe iiber ufrei1pil-
lige MutterlbaftT ooer iiber Die cine
ginitenung bes @e1neinapeiens alf
mebr ober tpeniger @inoer ODER ouf
@in6er bon elmer beitit1mten Mrt lit
n6mlitb einenr 8eteiligten aus our6-
ihlaeenben @riinben iebe @elegen-
belt genomnneiL feline Nlein,tng i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

Sit es @unit Oes S6idiol5, lit es
Sronle, menn es ben Wtenl6en lpie>
Der in Die @efiloe ieiner &inobeit
5uriidfitbrt? @enn man 9Gmmer=
ltunoen genieben fonn, gel1ar lpie in
1enen nun 10 lange perillnfenen Sci
tIen! Sm Sfen boaert es uno iingt
:. , Die oamals. gs lit oerlelbe Diem
nlht mebr aber altlnooil6 lit er
audi. Sebr altmooil6. Wan ml1B i'm
alle balbe Stun0en beoienen, riitteln,
Iiittern, lonIt bort er auf 5u b0aern
uno 81 lingen. gr bat cine Marnor=
platte obenallf l1no einen Wantel aus
ourh hbro6enem giienguB nit bielen
Ger5lerungen, oie ii6 bor5iigli6 gum
ytab5elebnen aller &pntlren NIT
Staub eignen. slber oafiir oud) cine
ai6enboble, in sic man in obenoli=
ber Santnterllngsitunoe bineinltar=
rem 'fanl, 1pie in einen Gamin y,
tple in Den 3eiten vGs mar eirtn1al" !!
Ga pbantaliert iid ou6 iebt nod al
lerbano in Oiele Soble in ser @lutl
8unoerli6e 0inge uno @elen lomt
ibrer 8obntng, @rtornen nno 31per=
&c uno Stere, Sic es nientals aab.
gfit ieoem Sud ser faQenoen Sob
len lno Sol5itiide dnberten l.no dn=
bern iicb nod beute sic giloer.
llno lit man oes Spieles miioe.
gebt man ans oamrnerige sseniter.
8ie man6en Ibenb Iab man in oiele
ense binans, auf bas &lolter NIT Iei=
mem @arten uno oeln 9finetpall, ser
es nod beute umgibA! Canals rauId,=
te elm arans madtiger 8appeln l.no
alter 8irnbdnme un bieien 8au.
@el1te 9oben iid !Sauier bineinse-
bobrt. Die 8appeln iinb in Sroit-
Dlntern eingegangen ODER in Mot5ei-
ten sebauen tporoen Tie neigen lid,
niht mebr Dem Serbititurm tpie elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

Die Manni6aft bes &epublifaner.
l6iffes ipar ni6t 5ablreid getpeien.
9eiiaulr ourdiubte bas ganse S6iff:
|. .fein Otann NOR nns entfonrnen.
Gl0slib erblidte i6 beim S6immer
Der 2ibter, 1pelfe unlere 2eute on-
ge5iinoet batten, oen alten SOL uno
unter oeiien Sanben eiiten MenI6en,
oelien Sra6t unb Saltltng mir al1f-
fielen. Sd elite bin5r.
~grfennt Sbr ben nibt9" rief i6.
~GS lit ia unler 5iibrer."
rSalpobl, ib ertenne ibn," brumm-
te ser 8retagner.
Sd tpollte Sen Wenl6en leinen
Sdnoen entreiBen - er mar Iteif l1no
ltarr; unler 8irt batte i'm erbroiielt.
gti6ts @raBli6eres als Die 3ufult=
gen oieies al1t ieinen 5iiBen itebenoen
Sei6nans. Sd perriet oltr6 @eb1r=
Den meinen Ibl6eu.
vltno meine beioen 9url6en?" rief
Gol lmo lpies auf ieine 3lpei Sobne,
Die tot 5l1 ieinen 5iiben loeen. ~Grei
bat mir nun i6on Oie iebige Hegie=
rung geroubt. @iegt OieIer oa iie
uuf?"
Gr bob Sen 2ei6nom uno ItieB i'm
iiber 8oro.
~gr nar's, ser ltns perfauft bat,
fubr Der @rei5 fort. ugr mar ein
SpGber!" = -
ltnteroeiien botten sic onberen poa=
auf oamit 5u tun, bie in SEN 8ooten
gebliebenen @eiber altf5uri6ten uno
Die inS @alier gefanenen WfGnner
berolts5ufil6en. Sbpobl mir bel mel
tent ni6t 10 piele Sote 5Gblten, als
man befiir6tet bate, 10 mar ood
ilberaa &ebflagen unb 8eiamlner
5u boren. Srob bieier Sertpirrllng
l6ifften mir inns Oenno6 alln10bli6
in Die lpieOer inltano geletten 8oote
Elm uno Itedten Sic erbeutete S6o=
lllppe in 8ronb. @ir iaben ibre Slant
men peitbin in sic Ho6t Ioben. gs
mar ein piiroiger S6luB 5u oieIer
ltngliidsi5ene. 9lber bel oem erIten
Gralen Der Gdmmerung berbli6en
bic Slammen.
IS mar i6no beaer Sag, als mir
lanoeten. Die ormen 2eute iiber5Gbl-
ten ibre &eiben, uno Der alte Gol trat
on llns beran uno pra6:
vget Dem ltngliid, bas uns apioer.
fabren fonnen mir eu6 fein fSeit
geben; pollt ibr ober Dem 8egr4b=
nis meiner Sobne beitpobnen, 10 miro
uns oies cine groBe gbre iein."
Srdnen erItidten ieine @orte, uno
i6 iab crit iebt, baB man bic 2ei6en
Ser armen 8efallenen nit ans 2anb
gebradt bate. 3eliaulr fiir6tete
glei6 mir, mir 6remoen apiiroen ser
5amilie in ibrem 2eio MIR gu 2aIt
fallen, uno mir enti6uloigten uns NIT
einen ber5li6en Sanoebruf.
~0a ibr nift ipollt." iagte ser
8reis, ~Io lol el1d lpenigltens mein
oierter Sobn bier oen geraoelten @eg
na6 oem Sdloiie &eroh1lag fiibren."
llno balo Oaralrf i6ieoen mir.
gnoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
+ A N | L | Z n K RE | S

State ab5ugeben oa es befonntlid fein
Wtittel eibt, au6 Die sSreitpiaigfeit
Der &inoidaft 5u iidern, alio oas
nod ni6t en1pfangene ooer nod ri6t
geborene &ino 5u befragen, Oh es oud
bereit iei, in oie @eieai6oft einautres
ten uno bie arfgoben, sic oa ieiner
tparten, auf iid) 81 nebmen.
8as 1peroen 3. g. iol6e Wenl6en,
Die nur oesbalb al1f Die @elt fan1en,
neil Gater uno Oelltter ein 4ino
piinld)ten, iasen, penn iie ielblt, Of
ne @iinI6e duBern gu fonnen sic
giiroen 1peiterIdleppen ioIIelt, sic if
re Gltern ibren fir uno fertig aufs
gelaoen baben? 9en gan5en 8arm-
ber5igteitsoienlt, Sen oie Stride Tim
Gbrilti Dillen begunn uno fir oeiien
ununterbro6enen Sortgang 0tiuio=
nen bon Sroens= uno @eltleuten 2e=
ben uno 8oblfobrt geopfert boben,
bat Die Der1peltli6te @eieai6oft gr0B-
tenteils lelbIt iibernonnnen, in Der
Meinung, oamit cine 9eilerung ber=
bet5ufitbren: 10 lpiiroen nGn1li6 sic
Sbiette oieies Observation-Disclosures
ties - franfe eni6en, unperiorgte
&inoer, Vtenl6en, sic gebre6li6 mo-
rem oOer lonIt ii6 in ser @elt idlper
5nre6tfanoen, unO alte 2eute, sic
nl6t mebr arbeiten fonnten - oes
3monges entboben, fir cine Silfe SIT
oonfen, Die 5lt e1npfongen fir iie ein=
fohbin 5ur 8eredtigfeit geb0rte. Die
Stride glaubte freili6 oud) ni6t oaB
Dies mebr ais geredt p1re, uber lie
glnllbte, es ergebe iif) fiir Sic Wen-
l6en our6auS nidt 10 bon ielbIt, in
allem gereft 5u leln, 10 oaB gar fein
re6ter @rltno 5ur 3anfbarfeit mebr
beltanoe, menn Ser 8ere6tfgfeit I'M
ooaltem Sinne entipro6en niiroe.
sluBeroeln oenfen mir @eltmenIhen,
nenn mir BON 8erebtigfeit ipre6en,
mebr ODER minoer unbetpuBt inlnler
an Die 6riitlife 8ere6tigfeit. 9ie
6riItllhe @ere6tigfeit lit ii6 u6er
oariiber flar, in lpel6em @raoe lie
nit Der 9arntber5igfeit bertpanot lit.
6enall lcl tpie mir an oie hriItlife
@obrbeit oenfen, nenn mir fir sic
8abrbaftigfeit begeiItert ltnb. Ssn
Wirfli6fei1 lit ia Die beioniibe Sc
re6ttgteit poller S1rte l1no sic niht-
brlltli6e 8obrbeit ebenio groulam
lpie ldamlos.
8obin Sic fiinitlibe 8eburtenbe-
l6ranfl1ng fiibrt, beginnt ii6 Ii. a.
l6on in Der Satia6e 5lt 5eigen, ooB
Der Sro5entiab ser 8epolferung, ser
jung uno tnt beiten Sitter itebenO,
nit leinem lleberi6uB an 9lrbeitslei=
Itl1ng Die Seriorgllng oes poQItGnoig
oOer teilmeiie arbeitsunfGbigen 8olfs=
tpils mitiibernebnren 1nl1B, tiefer ais
le in gel6idtli6en 3eiten beru6ge=
lllnten lit. Gie 3ufunft miro 5eigel1,
lpte germ o6er pie 1lngern Elm &C.
ldlebt Die grblaiten einer gltern
itbernimmt, bon oenen es aueiB, BOB
tie lebr gennlt re6neten, lpenn eS Tim
Die 3abl ser &inOer ging, oagegen
gelplllenlos Oo6tell 1penn lie S6ul=
ben nlo6ten uno oie 2aIten, sic frii=
Der allf Ser Sonilie gerltbt botten
ODER bon ser Stride freiipiQig ii6er=
nonrn1en poroen maren, pon iih auf
oas GolfSgan5e abDGlsten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

&ran5 unteripiirfiger S0ofbalnen.
9tber ein li6ter opaliiierenoer Sim.
mel breitete ii6 emit tpie iebt iiber
oen gering. @S lit cine gtadt nit
ltlbernem 2eu6ten, bon Dem ein iil=
bernes &lingen auf biele title 8elt
ltf) lenft. l1no all6 iett miro es trot
Der Si6ter aus Sen neuen Sdulern 10
einIam. Sm aloIter lit es it'll unb
li6tlos. Genn es lit iebt cine S6ule
bort; fraltige Sungbauern geben nit
ibren Wappen uno Soften aus uno
ein. ltno 10 lit ba5 ounfle !Sous in
leinem 8onoel ser 3eiten beinabe
ptcoer 81 Ieinem slusgangspunft an-
gelangt, oa fron1me gritoer in ibn
lebrten.
8un5 iternenbeG liegt oieie fleine
Selt iebt. Gielei6t miro es in ser
Nad)t frieren. SIMMER bat oieier &lo=
Itergarten oa in oem aparmen Sdus-
moQ etpns SeitliheS in leiner 9lbge-
ld)lr|Ienbeit >, oieie ionnigen Wtors
gen lpenn Die groBen 8irnbaume IN
meiBer Sroht bliibten! S5n Der Gua-
oermol1er ringsltn1 iang in langen
SonmernG6ten oie @rille, sic bier
ocn Namen u&lingmoa" fiibrt. Gie-
ler 9tame, ser olles Iagtl ltnten
idblieBt ii6 ser Miiblengang an, Ser
nad ser olten &loIterniible fiibrte.
Sic lit nun ltillgelegt, nid)t mebr
Ipriibt bns bemoolte Ofiiblrob leine
Iiamanten. Son ser 5inngefronten
olten Stootmouer 5u ibren S1upten
Itiir5ten in Stllrmnd6ten mG9tige
Wtauerbrofen berunter. ltnO I6on
iplcoer bat man Inn Sen Santn1 einen
iltngen 9aumfran5 ongepflan5t, oaB
es bolo I'M enigen @anoel 1pieoer
ralldJt luo fliiltert 1pie Oalnuls.
Sben 5iebt lif elm @uloiaunt
ringsberum. beinabe I'M &reiie. Sd
Iebe tim oelltliG) aus Ser 9Gnunerltng
lteigen. @eit lag por ibm Die Seioe,
lila uno berbltoufteno. Damn tparo
alt6 lie nit Sannen bepflan5t. l1nb
NUN ma6ten lie pieoer 9Iderlano 0ar=
aus. gSie miro ser nd6lte 8anbel
iein?
Sit es 8unit oOer llngllnlt bes
S6idlols, oieie @ieoerfebr 5u Dem
8olO unO Dem @aiier, 81, oen Sau-
lern l1no oen Wenlden bieIer Sduler?
Sour in Sen @eli6tern Ser Sltngen
finOet man iebt Sic 3iige ser Samis
lien nieoer. Die oanalS jung 1poren
ltno 5llmeilt l6on aus BEN l5auIern
berausge9angen, na6 bem ein5igen
felten uno Ii6eren SallIe auf bieIer
unrubigen Groe. ltnb Die nod bers
umpanoeln, femme if nibt n1ebr 1pie-
Ser. 8elf geben ite einber, tpie iene
@eipielinnen Ser gefangenen 8rin-
5eliin in Hitbe5obl5 8arten nit bent
3auberItabe aus Hiiben berborgerl1-
fen. Sbr irOiid) Cell pelft i6nea in
Olelem fargen Sanoe.
Sic 1Gmmeritltn0e unter oen1 fri
ItoQenen Sternenl6ein llno Dem itl=
bernen Glingen mill in 9ea6t iiber=
geben. Gie Soble in ser @lut ltiir5te
5ulanmen, praIielno 1tno erloI6enO.
Worgen miro iib Ser Sag bielleiht
aus iilbernen Hal1breif erbebelt, Bis
sic Come ou6 i'm ipieOer apanoelt
uno aus Sen Serlen iiber bereiften
@ieien iid) inoragoenes 8riin loit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
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I. Kopfschmerzen
2. Nervositat
3. Magenbeschwerden
a. Verdauungsst0rungen
S. Gas und Blahungen
6. Schlaflosigkeit
2. Appetitlosigkeit
wenn diese Beschwerden
durch Verstopfung verur-
sacht werden
Seit 1887 haben Tausende und
aber Tausende erfolgreich Timers
Bit t e rwein gebraucht, cine wir-
kungsvolle, wissenschaftliche For
mel, die aus elmer speziellen Aus
wahl Won Naturs eigenen Wurzeln,
Krautern und Pflanzen zusammen-
gestellt wurde. Timers wirkt lin
de, bestimmt und milde, UNI TRACE
Abfallstoffe aus Ihren Darmen zu
eliminieren. Besorgen Sic sich
heute cine Flasche Timers Bitter
vein und uberzeugen Sic sich
selbst Won semen Vorzugen.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-12-19
About the Town

Students home from MSU to
spend the holidays include Elean-
or Schmidt, Wayne Chattin, Rite
Hoyt and Shirley Ward.
Toys reasonably priced. Open
evenings Dec. 16 to- % to serve
you. SHELLS Gift Shop.
Ron Norman ana'the Kenner-
ly twins, Northern Montana COL
lege of Education students, are
to arrive home this week for the
holidays. Others are Connie
Teeple and Joan Paisley, who
are attending Eastern College of
Education at Billings.
For Sale-One very good
stockman's saddle, bride, navajo
blanket; $125. 90. Pat Minette,
Cut Bank, Montana.
TO make a Merry Xmas we
have poinsettas, mistletoe, holly
and sprays. SHELLS Grocery &
Gift Shop.
Lost-Off car on highway near
Plains Museum pair of Dunlap
electric hair clippers with cord
attachment: reward. Henry
White. Alp
Make our store YOUR store
for Xmas Gift Shopping. We Of
fer you fine china, moccasins,
jewelry, toys, etc. SHELLS Groc-
cry & Gift Shop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-12-19
Humming Birds Clicked

Humming birds have been OBJ
served to fly as fast as $3.50 miles
per hour, as measured from an au-
tomobile driving beside them. They
may seem to 60 even faster than
this. but It Is a well-known fact
among biologists that when birds
and animals have actually been
timed, II has been found that they
were not going as rapidly as people
had ordinarily supposed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-12-19
Too Little Rainfall

The United States has too little
rainfall for safe general agriculture
on 40 per cent of its land area, and
only 3 per cent Of this dry area is
now irrigated.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-12-19
West Coast Hemleek

West Coast henlock was used for
the floors Of the 1850 San Francisco
World's Fair Exposition buildings
and wtthstood the wear Of IN esti-
mated 20 million pairs Of feet.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-12-19
A Good Suggestion

Equip your car with the Sill
ent-Safety Airfloat Gates tires.
100 per cent cold rubber tread.
40 per cent more mileage than ma
tural rubber. Come in and see our
demonstration plan. Hamby's
Service Station.