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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
W-L Five Wins 18th Straight,
Promises Trouble in Tourney

Mike Green had IL points each
for the losers.
Fairmont Heights won a Mary
land State Negro League tourna-
ment berth by edging Bates,
68-65. Lefty Smith and Smokey
Byrd led Fairmont with 81 and
18 points.
Edgar Phoenix threw in 16
points to lead Dunbar of Wash
ington to a $3.50 victory over
Dunbar of Baltimore. Douglass
beat Spingarn, 58-47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26

SNC1AIs
N e i t h e r
M o n tgomery
Blair, Mont
gomery Coun-
ty champion,
nor Bladens-
burg, Prince
Georges Coun-
ty A League
winner, W i'll
enter the tour
n a m e n t .
County Off
Gals did not
believe there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
lundon Booters Win Title

Landon School is the Inter-
scholastic Athletic Conference
soccer champion after beating
st. James, 81. in Hagerstown,
Md, yesterday. Landon finished
the season with a SO record.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
U.S.S.R. & M. Co. Dredge Started Work Friday

The U. s. Smelling Co. have started summer operations as Dredge No. l started digging on Friday.
 A scenic pile of blue and white ice, near the dredge pond, was taken away so that operations could get under way.
 The company expects to oper- ate four derdges this summer.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
BODY FOUND OFF SAND SPIT

A body was found Saturday afternoon about two o'clock by Perry Kagoona and Robert Fling nuk, about hundred yards off shore from the Sand Spit. Author ities were notified and the body was taken to the morgue.
 A coroner's jury was scheduled for 2:15 this afternoon to es- tablish the identity and cause of death.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
Arctic Club To Ask School Boarc Consent For Skating al Gym

Pete Reader of the Arctic Club stated that sports committee of the club has been appointed to meet with the Nome School Board this week to see if roller skating can be started again in the school gym.
 If the School Boards consent is obtained the Arctic Club will sponsor the sport for the young people, probably within the month.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
Bjornstad-Ellis Nuptials Solemnized Saturday At Community Church

In a beautiful candle lighted military ceremony, Saturday afternoon at the Community Meth odist Church, Margaret Bjornstad, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gus Bjornstad, became the bride of Lieut.. John Ellis, U.S.AF., son of Mrs. c. w. Ellis, Waterloo, Iowa.
 Rev. Reeves Ravens united the young couple in double ring ceremony before the altar flanked with big baskets of fresh white stocks.
 The bride, in a traditional white lace wedding gown with full sweeping train and finger-tip veil, carrying yellow roses was given in marriage by her father. She was attended by her sister, Katherine Bjornstad, who wore a balferina length nylon net formal with matching bolero; Ellen Waldhelm in tea rose and Ruth Fagerstrom, also in blue, all carrying nosegay bouquets of spring flowers.
 Mrs. Rose Bronson represented the brides mother, who was un- avoidably detained in Anchorage.
 The groom was attended by MT. Ray Chapman and ushers were Lieut.. Eugene w. Roberts, IT,, and Sgt. Wm. Oliver.
 Mrs. Florence Kearns, as or ganist, accompanied Rev. Roald Amundson who sang two songs, Because" and q Love You Truly"
 Following the wedding a re- ception was held in the social rooms of the church where a white wedding cake, decorated with yellow roses and topped with a miniature bride and groom, centered a tea table at which poured Mrs. Dan Fritz, Mrs. Dan Jones and Mrs. John Cooley.
 Mrs. Johnnie Jones was in charge of the gift table and Lola Ost the guest book.
 Honor guard formed by crossed rifles and bayonets, under which the Ellises left the church was composed of:
 A/2C Shelby Harris, honor squad sergeant, Ale Cade D. Flowers, Ale Erling Bonin, A/1c Jerry Bailey, Ale Bernard Mcclure, Ale James Spalding, A/2c Chas. Cruse, A/2c Joe Beardon, A/2c Jack Carpenter, A/2c Tom Hviz- dos, A/2c Norman Oakley, and A/3c William Fishman.
 The young couple will make their home on Third Ave. between B and c street.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
Many Friends Pay Final Tribute to Mrs. NeIs Swanberg Jr.

Xenia Swanberg, wife of Nels Swanberg Jr., was laid to rest from the Community Methodist Church Sunday afternoon.
 Her many friends, made during almost a quarter of a century in the community, paid her silent tribute by filling the church to capacity and massing the altar with lovely flowers.
 Organ music throughout the ceremony was played by Robert Baldwin, and a duet, "In the Gar den," was sung by Mrs Wilson Russell and Mrs. Reeves Ravens.
 Pallbearers were Earl Cooper, Richard Roell, Clyde Glass, Will liam Cameron, Carl Glavinovich, and Ray Kangass.
 Mrs. Xenia Brunell, mother ot the deceased, arrived from Seat tie with her son Albert for the funeral.
 Rev. Reeves Ravens officiated at the service and at the following burial at Belmont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
In Commissioners Court

Rita and David Gregory were sentenced to three months in jail for being drunk. The disposition of their children, reported to be seven or eight, has not been made todate.
 Blanche Iotuk was given 30 days in the Federal jail for being drunk.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11

Don Kochersperger, manager of the U. s. Tin Co. at Lost River, was an outgoing passenger with P.A.A. Saturday on a business trip to supervise the purchase of needed material.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11

MT. and Mrs. Jack Wichels are the parents of a baby daughter, weighing nine pounds, born on Mothers Day.
 Wichels, of the GAIA. and form erly of Nome, is now. at Anchor age.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
Don Stewart and Don Coate ar

enroute to Utica, near Deering.
 Stewart states that if enough labor can be found he will operate two dredges.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Mary Josephine Luke and Maggie Ansill.
 Discharged: Mary Saccheus of Film.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
N o T I c E

Subscribers not receiving their papers by 5:30, please call Main l25 for special delivery. After 5:3O call Black l02.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
INVITATION

The Ministerial Assn. is show ing a Is nm. movie. The King of Kings" al the High School gym tonight al 7:30.
 No charge. Public is invited.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-11
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Saturday: Cleo Sanes- bury, Joe Houston, R. Mary Ash enfelter, Mrs. A. Brunell, Albert Brunell, MT. and Mrs. Vern Demp- sey, Ross Hurst, Don Stewart, Chris Totland, Don Coate, Hugh Pearson.
 Departing: Paul Monroe, Miss Ester Mccoy, Don Kochersperger. R. B. Gorseclose was a round trip passenger.
 CARD OF APPRECIATION We wish 10 express our sincere thanks and appreciation 10 our friends for the beautiful flowers and expressions of sympathy dur ing our great loss.
 Nels Swanberg Jr. & Family
 Mrs. "A. Brunell and Albert
 The KelseYs. Dowds. and
 Sullivans
 MT. & Mrs. N. Swanberg ST.
 The Axel Edmans
Evening star., 1953-09-25

on the cost of living index is
sued Wednesday, and he said he,
therefore, recommended an in
vestigation to determine who is
proflteering on the public.
The gubernatorial candidate,
who raised pure-bred Hereford
cattle for years, said he couldn't
understand why veal prices were
so high when the farmer is get
ting comparatively low price
for his cattle on the hoof.
Mr.. Dalton appeared at
Lynchburg with his wife Mary
and two members Of the State
Republican family - Stephen
Timberlake, G.. o. P. nominee for
lieutenant governor, and Les
ter Parsons. G. o. P. State cam
paign manager.
Mr.. Dalton said Mr.. Stanley
was absentee campaigning and
charged that his opponent has
been represented on speaking
engagements by lawyers and
members of the General Assem-
bly,, although he was billed to
attend.
why doesn't Stanley appear
on the same platform with me?"
Mr.. Dalton asked the 100 per-
sons in the Lynchburg audience.
He contended Mr.. Stanley's
philosophy is: Its my time to
run-we've got the financial
strength and power to win, and
what are you going to do
about it?"
Evening star., 1953-09-25

ton Of Section 1918 Of the
Code of Virginia, 1885,"
Arlington School Supt. T. Ed
ward Rutter said that, to his
knowledge, no nude motion pic
lures have. ever been shown in
any Arlington school. not even
in connection with hygiene or art
classes.
He also deied that mixed
classes Of white and colored pu-
pills are ever held in Arlington
schools. but, added that white
and colored teachers have met
together on numerous occa-
sions."
SCOTS at Charges.
DR.. Curtis E. Tuthill, School
Board chairman. laughed when
told Of Mr.. Green's allegation
that motion pictures of. nudes
has/been shown to school chill
dren. He said he had no idea
what the attorney was re-
ferring to.
Board Member Warren Cox
said he had no personal knowl-
edge OF either of Mr.. Green's
accusations regarding, co-min-
Cling and nude pictures. He
said neither. of those things had
ever been authorized by the
School Board.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Campbell,
another board member, said it
was absolutely untrue" that
nude motion pictures had been
Evening star., 1953-09-25
shown to Arlington school chill

shown to Arlington school chill
dren.
She emphatically denied that
white and colored children have
been taught together in the same
classroom. She said she feels
Mr.. Green is referring to music
festival held in the gymnasium
of WaShington-Lee High School
last May. Music students from
all county junior and senior high
schools, colored and white alike,
attended this festival, she said,
but they were seated separately
and "they even sang separately
except for a patriotic number at
the end"
Mrs. Campbell said not only
has the present School Board
strictly adhered to the segre-
gated school system required by
Virginia law. but I'VE have tried
to bend over backwards to elm
mate the. pressure for nom
segregation by spending thou
sands of dollars to give colored
pupils facilities equal to those of
the white"
Appeal Is Pending.
Mr.. Green, former county
treasurer and a long time foe Of
the School Board. has pending
an appeal of a Circuit Court
decision upholding the right of
Federal employees to serve on the
board. This suit was filed by
Mr.. Green in behalf of Attorney
Miles Spence Bray.
Last summer, Mr.. Green lost a
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Green Isfor0 Custer
OF School Board in
Race Issue Complaint

Arlington Attorney John Locke
Green today filed a malfeasance
complaint against all five mem
bers of the County School Board,
charging they have permitted
co-mingling of white and. COL
pred children and the showing
Of pictures of nude men and
women.
Mr.. Green called for the re-
moval from Office of the board
chairman, DIR. Curtis Tuthill,
and the tour members, DR.. Edwin
r. Draheim. DR.. Barnard Joy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and
Warren Cox.
Asks Court Action.
The attorney asked Arlington
Circuit Court to require each
board member Ito show cause,
if he or she can, why each
should not be removed from
office upon the> grounds that
each has been guilty
of malfeasance. misfeasance and
incompetency" and has failed to
enforce the laws of the Com
monwealth of Virginia.
He charged they violated the
Constitution of Virginia by per-
mitting white and colored chill
dren to be taught together, to
eat together and to play music
together. He said the board
did knowingly and wilfully CO.
mingle white and colored audi
ences' in the Washington-Lee
High School auditorium and had
compelled the co-mingling of
white and colored teachers,
their wives and husbands, at
teachers meetings"
Nude Pictures Claimed.
During the years of 1852 and
1858, Mr.. Green charged, the
board members knowingly and
wilfully caused to be introduced
in the public schools of this
county. motion pictures and
other pictures of nude women
and nude men. which were
shown to the public school chill
dren Of this county in viola
Evening star., 1953-09-25

similar case he brought against
the Federal employees in his own
behalf.
State law provides that the
complaint filed today would be
prosecuted by the Common
wealth'S attorney, William j..
Hassan, Mr.. Green said.
The School Board has filed a
100000 damage suit against Mr..
Green and Mr.. Bray, charging
them with "maliciously. wrong
fully, wantonly and wilfully"
abusing legal process by keeping
litigation pending, regardless of
its merits"
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Stanley Urges Probe
OF High Meat Prices;
Dalton Criticizes Foe

Thomas B. Stanley, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor of
Virginia. wants a Congressional
inquiry into increased retail beef
prices.
Mr.. Stanley discussed the beef
situation yesterday at his home
in Stanleytown. His Republican
opponent, Ted Dalton, mean
while. called him an absentee
campaigner."
Mr.. Stanley noted that veal
has increased 6 cents a pound
Evening star., 1953-09-25

MARYLAND
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o?O1 Baltimore Ave, HyAttsYille
ATLANTIC APPLIANCE & TV
S5O6 Baltimore Blvd. COLLEGE Park
BELTSVILLE TELEVISIoN co.
IO6I6 Baltimore Blvd, BeItsvilIe
BERNIE ELEcTRoNIcS
$3.50 New Hampshire Ave, TakOma Park
COMET ELEcTRoNIcS
1901 3Sth ST.. Brentwood
DELTA RADIO & TV
1887 New Hampshire Ave,
TakOma Park
J.R. ENRIGHT co.
1920 Wise. Ave-. Chevy Chase
GARDENERS RADIO & TV
1859 Annapolis Rd..
Landover Hills
HYATTSVILLE HOWE. co., INC,
5I21 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville
HYATTSVILLE HOME APPL. co.
1894 Rhode Island Ave, HyattsvilIe
LocKNER'S RADIO 6 TV
sos Baltimore Ave, HyattsviIIs
FRANK p. MULGANNoN
1862 Colevine Rd., Silver Spring
PEOPLES RADIO 6 TV co.
1882 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda
Evening star., 1953-09-25

THAYER RADIO 8 ELec. co.
9I0 Thayer Ave, Silver Spring
WILMER TELEVISIoN
Edgewater
WooDMooR APPLIANCE
1000 COlesvilIe Rd.. silver Spring
VIRGINIA
ARFAx CO., INC.
Fairfax County, AnnAndale. Va.
ARLANDRIA RADIO g TV
3836 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
ARLINGTON RADIO & Tv co.
1900 n. Washington Blvd, Arlington
BAREFOOT RADIO g TV
1919 Columbia Pike, Arlington
BARON g MELTZ tAH BroneheD
40 S. Washington ST., FsHs Church
BEST TV LAB
1907 KinE St., Alexandria
FAIRFAX RADIO 8 TEL. co.
Oakton
SCOTS TELEVISIok
2I0l Columbia Pike, Arlington
SHiRLIkGToh RADIO g TV
i035 s. 2Sth ST., Arlington
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC
1880 Lee Highway. Arlington
Evening star., 1953-09-25
LOOK FOR MEL.

i give away up to $4,000
weekly in Westinghouse
Products during nationwide
Westinghouse Pro Football
telecasss. Nothing to buy.
No letters to write. Go to
your Westinghouse dealer
for a free clue sheet. The
clue sheet will give you the
answer to my first question
and you will win a valuable
prize. Then you'll be on
your way to jackpot.
t
Evening star., 1953-09-25
SEE YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER TODAY:

LAcY'S, INC. tALL BRANcHESl
sth g. SITS. NV.
PHILLIPS tALL BRANcHEs)
11th StS. NV.
sALKELD BROTHERS
$50 S. Capitol st.
SHARPE's RADIO & Tv
1897 nth st. NV.
SLATTERY RADIO
4237 Wise. Ave. NV.
sMITH's, INC.
- 1881 Columbia Rd. NV.
DISTRICT LINE HARDWARE
5000 Dix st. NE.
P. o. sMITH SALES & SERVICE
1874 II st. NE.
STANDARD TIRE 8 BATTERY
10th & SITS. NE.
NAYLoR TELEVISloN 8 APPL. co.
2S4O-A Alabama Ave. Sc.
SOUTH CAPITOL TV SERVICE
1347 Savannah ST. Sc
SUITLANp ELECTRIC APPL.
4sO2 Silver Hill Rd. Sc.
CAMEO APPLIANCE
5II 4th st S.W.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

,fontroaieren lit. Die Iotipenoisfeit
elmer iolden &ontrolle bat GbiirbiG
nit ser anerfennllng bes loipieti-
iden ,Siderbeitsbeoiirin niiies", idon
eingerGunt. Shen lit nur nod sic
;Sraae noh ser 5orm oieier &on-
trollt. Soil man na6 olterrei6iibem
Gorbilo periabren? Sort funftiontert
sic GiermGchte s&ontrolle ia nod beu-
te. Man frage Sic Selterreiher nur
nid)t, mie! Soer lol man cine Itdn-
oiae TiernGhte es9ommiiiion ibaffen,
sic ouriiber pa6t, oaB uiuirfllnes.
|poae Mabnabmen ourbgefiibrt per-
Sen, sic cine gntluidlung 0euti6-
LAMBS aui frieoliher @runologe ge,
pGhrleiiten"? (SrapOa' pom "a.
Ntai 1859
@enn oie ,gralpOa' bon ser bis.
bergen Geutidlano-Bolitit ser @eit-
mGhte sleih5eitig iagt, oaB tie roie
Gernanolung zines Seiles bon
Geutihluno in einen Serb oes Wili-
tarisms uno Jtepanhismus ianftio-
Mere, fam man ItG lebbaft porItel-
len, Oab irgenbeine antiloDietil6e
Tropnganoa pon Geutiblano aus
nid)t mebr ltattfinoen bari einerlei,
Oh lie prn Geutlben pber suslGnoern
gemaht miro. llnb pelfe 8elegenbeit
sur u Us h a ltung oes am e.
r rifuni i h en- Gtnf lules in
Ieutihlano - llno in europa! -
bietet nift Oie r8elpdbrleiltung Der
oeutIhcn Srieoli6feit" Die Ser.
Staaten fiiblen ii6 peOer bonn balben
nod pom gan5en 0eutiblano beorobt
lmO baben oesbnlb fir Mosfaus rSis
hcrbeitsbeo eoiirfniiie" bon pornberein
mcniger Serltdnonis als 2onoon unb
Garis. 60 lit aaein i6on oieier 8unft
Elm S5ebel sur 9luslolung BON Wei-
ngsperihieoenbeiten 5milben Sen
@eItuIliierten.
0}osfau miro nod peitere 5u i'm
Ben lpiiien. oenn MIR 10 fann es bof=
fen, altth Die brittle Runoe 5u getpins
men: Die praftild alleinige &ontrolle
Ieltid)lnnos lln0 oamlt guropas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

- Z a -. :
Sobalbf amertfa aus oem areis Ser
ygter Wadte@1 alstritt, bleibt praf-
tlld) nnr nod e. ne Ma6t iibris,
namlih 8uBlnno. tS6on iber Sen
Jrieoenspertrag farm es su Mei-
nungsoerl1ieoenbeiten fommen, uno
gSalbington fonnte einem iolAen Ser
trag ebenlo oie l1nterl6rift periagen,
nie emit Dem 8ertrag BON 8eriaiues.
Wtosfan sdblt aber nidt nur auf Mme=
rtfas ~guropa=M =Miioisfeit" uno auf
Guropas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ion=
bern audi alf Sen oeutlben Batrio=
tlsmus! - 8ei nid)t uenigen Gelttz
lben = 10 bofft man ieoenfaus -
miro Der 8unih nod 8ie6erberltel-
lung oer oeutiden ginbeit ltarfer iein
als oas NiBtrauen gegeniiber Sen
loipietiI6en Bldnen. Sn ben einlei=
tenoen Sbalen bofft Mosfau oaber
auf fraftige oeutlhe l1nteritiitung.
Bie lf)on beiBt es bod in Ser
,EraDoa': y9us belttjhe 8olt miro
ltb nit Dem Serlltit Ieiner ginbeit,
Die es Dor nod niht bunoert sSabren
Inn oen Breis GROCER Spier unb an=
ltrengungen errungen bat, nidt ab-
finoen. :"
WtosfauS nelle Bolitif bereitet ser
Bonner 2egierans idIafloie geGbte
nno vIlptral1me" ltno in Ser Sat -
auBer Dem gl1ten 0iaen slmerifas,
@nglanos uno 5ranfreids = i6iibt
gonn beute ni6ts Dor elmer Gudfebr
I 5u Hotsoam Man befiirdtet bort ge-
nib, oab 0tosfau Gburbias 2ocarno=
Gertrag leoiglid abgelebnt bat, neil
oieler ibm ia unur" SEN status quo
in SItsguropa garantieren niiroe.
Weosfau mill inoes mebr. gs mill audi
bort mitreoen, mo- es bisber ni6ts 81
Iagen bate: in 8elt-Geuti6lan0.
Sein Segitimutionsbrief lit iein BON
Gbur6iu uncertainties vSiderbeitsbe=
oiirfnis" ltnO ieine nertpollten 8un=
oesgenoiien iinb Sic politild) uno pirt=
l6aftli6 beoingten slenglte Sranf-
reids l,no Gnglanos Dor einem tuies
| Ioeroereinisten 9el,tihlanb.
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Snmlrt-Aninn l1t,n Rpltginn

beberriden ltno iid) ibrer 81 bebienen,
genal pie oie 3aren es taten. Gin
leltlames slbfommen fam 5uItanbe.
Der Hatriar6 lobte Stalin bon Der
4an5el berab, perflu6te Sitler, oefla-
mierte oie Barteipbraie BON Der feb
lenoen 3meiten lront = uno tpuroe
oufiir nit Dem 2enin=Sroen belobnt.
9ie Siterieier puroe 5u einem
8olfsfeit in uno Dor ser Stride. Den
farbigen geri6t ser Sournalilten
ii6er oieies greignis ibnitt Ser Gen.
ior Iorgfaltig beraus, Inn ia fein fal.
| lbes 8ilo orauBen perbreiten 5u bel,
| fen.
gs itimmt au6: fali6 mar oas
gilo trob ieiner realiltil6en Ut.
ruiiilben 2ebenoigfeit, neil es ben
tpabren Sa6perbalt entitellte: sic
ginlteIlung ser fommuniitii6en 8ar.
tel gegen sic Stride bat iid) ipobl
(mebrmals unS mebrfa6) getpanoelt
Sbre Ginltellung geseniiber Ser Sell,
gion aber lit l1nperdnoert geblieben.
Sic lit religionsfeinoltd. guf bem
Roten 8lab lit oie Ml.ttersottes aus
Siberia, oie gleid) nad Ser 9fepolur
tion entfernt puroe, nod nidt 1pteoer
aufgeiteat luorOen, uno oie Snibrift
allf Dem leeren Blab, mo lie ebemals
Itono, lalttet INNER nod: u&eligion
| lit Opium fiirs Solf". ,jot@E tps
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

bern afs elmer audi - itno iebr biel
mebr iolibariitiih'en2
= Ser @eiit internationaler Soli6nri-
tdt lit pieIletht Die ipertbonite @abe,
nelhe Sic 56ipei5 einem Bereinigten
europa 5u iibermitteln permag; ioa
bod oas neme europa, suminoeIt na6
ser Sntention ieiner por5iiglihlten
geiItigen &iinoer, ntbt Inn ieiner ielbit
nillen, ionoerns INN Ser internationa-
len SoliDaritdt, I'm oes Srie0ens mill
len entitehen. Walter FerbeY.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

tat ser mebripradigen giogenoiien-
fdaft INNER fuieoer Dor Mugen itent 2
Sbne Sen @eiit ferner ibres periona-
liItiiden Sooeralis mus, oer
nns INNER pieoer ermabnt, europa
organiib auf5ubauen: pom Meniden,
bon oen fleinen @elneini6aften ber,
als cine geltufte politilhe @efiige-
oronung? Sbue Sen 8eilt enolib aub
ser i6pei5erii6en g e II + lit q
ais elmer feinesmegs nur egoiitilden,
nitnibten mir ilolaticniItii6en, lon-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
Aus rurnpdtfdlr,t zfttungrt,
Shift shr S;e Weron+,,,artuno /;

Tablt SIR bic gerant,uDrtmna in
nnieren Sasen? - Sn eiter sln-
ipra6e an sic 5reiiinger &olpings-
Sobne fiibrte iiingIt &aroinal @en=
oel, gr5bilf)of BON Miin6en, aus:
gor bunoert Sabren muroe sic Sol
pings s.Jamilie 5reiiing als fatboli-
l6er @eiellenperein ins 2eben geru-
| fen. 8enn iebt Ser 4aroinal 5u ben
@elellen ipriht Damn lit ietn critics
@ort, Dem Subelperein ieinen @liif-
tpunld) aus5ulpre6en, ibm elm BERG
lides ~8liidauf" s13urufen.
Gas 5meite 8ort i'll on al1e Sol
ngs=Sobne geridtet unb es iagt it,
men: Saltet oas @eoenfen I6olf Sol
pings uno ieines 8erfes bod in ST..
rem. Batter aolpins ebre ieoermann,
Der lol6 elm @erf eriann."
llno oas@ brittle @ort: bleibt ni1t
beim @eoenfen Iteben, laBt Sen @eiIt
&olpings in eltd) lebenoig iein uno
ourh eub ins 2eben unleres Golfes
tpirfen. Gen @eiit, Ser sic 8erant-
portung meft, oen @eilt, ser gu ben
Saten ordngt, Sen @eilt, ser Sic Gin
belt in Ser 8ettteini6aft ibafft. Oas
NOR &oIping. CT oa6te nibt an li9,
er iab bie Scot ieiner SanotperfS geIel-
len, er fiiblte lif fin lie peratittport=
li6, uno aus oieler 8eranttportltng
beraus fam bie Eat, oas &olpings=
8erf. llno nod beute 5eugen Ste Sol
pings Samilien unb bic &olpings=
SduIer BON Sen Saten bieies @eielfen=
paters. llno er bat getpuBt, oaB bie
ginbeit Itarf madt unb oaB Ser gin-
lame Oas 8eb iiber Iib bort. go bat
er Sic @anoergeleaen 5ulannenge=
fiibrt in ieinem @elenenperein sur
@emeinld)aft uno 5ur ginbeit, uno in
einen 8eieaenbauiern fat er ibnen
Oas Seim gegeben. go tpollte er Sen
Samilien oie Gdter retten unb ibnen
CUTE Gdter ihenfen
sMeine &olpings1S0bne Seib ibr
cures 8aters &olping tpiirbig, fiiblt
audi ibr Die Gerantlportung in lnle=
rem 5agen, ibreitet au6 ibr 5u ben
Saten, Die uniere 3eit perlangt, ieio
einig! l1no es fann eu6 ni6t gleibs
gitltig Iein, ipo cure &ameraoen ite=
ben. gs fuun eu6 nidt glei6giiltig
..iein, ipie es unleren Sanilien gebt.
gs fann eub nidt gleibgiiltig lein,
Oh ibre 6unoamente i6on unterniiblt
merben. gs fann eu6 nid)t gleibgiil=
tig iein, Oh fir Sastilien re6te Sal-
ler lno SeimItGtten tlteben ooer OF
man lie in Nietsfaiernen 5uiammen-
preBt llno 5ulammenorangt, oaB iih
Die Samilien ni6t entfalten fonnen.
gs fann el16 nid)t gleib lein, pie bie
3ulbiiiie l1nb bie @eloer oes Staates
fir oie Samilien bertpenbet iperoen.
Sb cine itarfe @anb Sbmut unb
Sduno nieoerbGlt, bamit Ser @urm
ni6t i6on Die @ur5el 5erfriBt.
oier ipiirt oie geranttportung!
Sier i6reitet 5u ser Sat! l1no ibr
iorgt in ginbeit 1inb @emeinl6aft,
baB unier 8olf uno 2ano gefiibrt
miro bon Mdnnern un0 geleitet miro
in ben 8abnen bon @eieten, Die 0ieIen
briitliben @run0foroerungen Heh-
nung tragen uno oie 10 oie Berionlid-
feiten iibern, Die Samilien feitigen
uno lnier golf 5u gliidliberen 3ei-
ten fiibrt.
! @eiit Ser 8erantiportung, Geiit,
Der gu Eaten ordngt, @eiit, Der bie
'ginbeit Mafft in oieiem Sinne,