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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Spaghetti Dinner
At Ryan Hall Will
Aid Carlnelites

A gala spaghetti dinner viii be
given at Ryan Hall. Summit ST. and
First Ave, on Sunday. Nov. %. for
the benefit of the novitiate Of the
Carmelite Sisters Of the Aged and
Infirm. Meals viii be served To the
public from II noon until p. m.
Original Italian menus and Ital-
ian music have been prepared to
satisfy and entertain the patrons OF
the CarmeIite Sisters. These Sis
ters are presently engaged in car
ing for the aged in two Columbus
institutions, the St. Raphael and
St. Rita Homes for the Aged. Tick
cts will be on sale at Ryan Hall at
sl00 for adults and so cents for
children. The Sisters have pre-
pared twelve statues of the Infant
of Prague which will be awarded to
IL guests at the dinner. The cos
tunes Of the Infant have been de-
signed and made by the Sisters.
Other prizes for the evening will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

NEW Observation-Disclosures
bers of the Altar Society at Sa.
cred Heart parish are planning
free card party to be held on
Nov. 16 in the hall, and Christ
mas party on Dec. 7.
On the committee for the
Christmas party are Mrs. John
Wise, Mrs. J. S. Gena, Mrs.
James James, Mrs. Robert Pat
in, Mrs. Nettie Peacock, Mrs. F.
g.. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Frank
Witt. The program committee in
cludes Mrs. Louis Endres Jr.,
Mrs. Francis Abel and Mrs. Vic
tor Massarelli.
Members of the Altar Society
again visited the County home
to help with canning. Those max
ing the trip this time were Mrs.
Mike Endres, Mrs. Mary Hines,
Miss Rose Dougherty and Mrs.
Nettie Peacock.
The Immaculate Conception
Altar and Rosary Society will
sponsor a Bake Sale on Sunday,
Nov. Is. Members are asked to
bring their baked goods to the
school hall on Saturday evening
between z and 9, or on Sunday
morning.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

OF Iatn0Ie schools despite teacher
shortages and tremendous enroll
ment increases will depend largely
on the parents who have built and
supported Catholic schools.
The educators make up the
Problems and Plans Committee OF
the National Catholic Educational
Association, the nationwide organ.
ization that includes Catholic teach.
ers and administrators of all school
levels in its membership.
Function Of the committee is to
line up the problems that Catho-
lie schools are facing. These are
passed on to the NCEA board and
its members across the nation.
One top concern OF the COM
niffee in IFS meeting here was
for Catholic parents whose chill
dren must be provided with lad.
equafe education in adequate
schools" despite the mounting
shortages that face all US.
schools, both public and cafho-
lie.
Reports at the meeting includ
ed: population growth which il
higher among Catholics Thar
among other Americans; expansion
of Catholic education and poten
tials for meeting the needs; expert
mental work in areas throughout
the nation to provide factual in
formation for decisions; and the
need for Catholic education to con
tinue to improve while expanding
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Marian Year Encyclical
In Pamphlet Form

WASHINGTON-(NC)-The publ
cations office of the National Wei
fare Conference here has announc-
ed the publication in pamphlet
form of the Encyclical letter of
His Holiness Pope Plus XII 'Ful-
gems Corona" proclaiming 1854 as
Marian year in commemoration
of the centenary of the promulga
tion dogma.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

A Ham Dinner, sponsored by the
members of Corpus Christi parish,
will be served on Sunday, Nov. Is,
from IL am. until 5 pm. in the
Social Hall, corner of Deshler and
Studer Aves. The T to z group is
in charge. Tickets may be obtained
from the committee or at the door
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Pilgrims Walk 1850 Miles

R0ME-(NC)-Two Dutch pill
grims arrived in Rome after jour
neying on foot from their home in
Zeist, near Utrecht, a distance of
1880 miles. They were Jan Deus,
10, and his wife, 46, who made the
journey in 107 days, travelling
through Germany and Switzerland
IN Italv
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
School Expansion Seen
Dependent On Parents

WASHINGTON - NC - Need for public relations TO
make parents of the difficulties that face American
Catholic schools of The problems pnponted here by
a crosssectiOn committee of educators
The nine educators representing Catholic elementary sec
onday and higher education agreed that successful expansion
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

parish are sponsoring a lunch
con for the benefit of their Old
Folks Home Project. The lunch.
con will be at Penny Pruden's
Pantry, WLW-C Town House,
50 E. State ST., Columbus, on
Monday, Nov. 16, at IL noon.
Mrs. John Dunkle is general
chairman for the affair. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Don Millar,
reservations committee; Mrs.
Robert Koerner, Mrs. George I.
Johnson, Jr., Miss Mary BeIz,
Mrs. Dan Bush and Mrs. Richard
Rodenfels. Everyone is invited
to attend.
The Daughters of Isabella. Co
lumbus Circle 353, will hold its
annual banquet on Sunday, Nov.
D, at $50 pm, in the Fort Hayes
Hotel.
This year the Circle will be hon
ored with the presence of their Ma
tional Regent, Mrs. Helen T. How
ard, a member of the Columbus
Circle. Mrs. Howard was elected
National Regent of all the Circles
in the United States, Canada and
Philippine Islands at the 1852 con-
vention.
Mrs. James Gilmore, Regent of
the Columbus Circle, has appointed
Mrs. George T. Lennon as execu-
tive chairman of the banquet COM
mlttee. Mrs. Genevieye Burr will
be mistress of ceremonies when of
ficers are installed and initiated
at / pm. Mrs. Lila Roberts will
be chairman of the escorts for
guests attending the banquet.
State Regent Louise X. Ready of
Sandusky will install the officers.
and the group of new members
will be known as the Helen T.
Howard Class. A reception for new
members will be held in the ho-
tells Emerald Room at 5 pm. Miss
Florence EilberS will be in charge
of the musical program.
Serving with Mrs. Lennon will
be the following committees: Res
ervationS-Mrs. Theo Kappes, Mrs.
Lucille Kackley, Mrs. Lennie Dona-
hue, Mrs. Clara Cline, chairman.
HoStesSes-MisS Mary Sharfena-
ker, Mrs. Rowena ONeill, Mrs. Ed
ith Luthman, Mrs. Helen Will
helm, Mrs. Theresa Egenton, Mrs.
Marie King, Mrs. Margaret Brown,
Mrs. Margaret Benedict, Mrs. nellie
Higgins, Mrs. Thomas Will, Miss
Grace Budd, Miss Nell Cunning
ham, Mrs. Pauline Thomas, Mrs.
Isabel Roger, Mrs. Marie Lane,
Mrs. Clara Taylor, Mrs. Clyde A.
Posey, chairman.
Reception committee-Miss Hell
en- Thomas, Mrs. Leola Holden,
Mrs. Anna Kockensparger, Mrs.
Jessie Learned, Mrs. Clyde Davis,
Miss Helen Reilly, chairman.
Decorations - Mrs. Carl Geyer.
Miss Florence Mainetti, Mrs. Clara
Spangler, Mrs. Mary Williams,
Miss Florence Eilbers, chairman.
JOHNST0WN-At the Novem-
Der meeting of the Altar and Ros.
airy Society of the Church of the
Ascension, the following ladies
were elected officers for the 1858
'54 season: Mrs. John Diet
rich, president; Mrs. H. j. Sny-
der, vice-president, and Mrs.
Fred Miller, secretary-treasurer.
A ham dinner, sponsored by
members of Corpus Christi parish
will be served in the Social Hall,
corner of Studer and Deshler aves.,
Nov Is, from IL am. un-
til 500 p. m. Arrangements for
the dinner are being supervised /
by those members of the parish !
whose last names begin with T
through z. Tickets are S100 for
adults, so cents for children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Spokesman described the com
mittee work as important TO Cath
olic education through scientific
study Of the problems facing all
Catholic schools
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
THE CATHOLIC TINES
Friday. November Is. 1853

be an electric blanket and q large
basket Of Thanksgiving groceries.
Mrs. Margaret Dallas, 3297 Nc
kinley Ave. Is chairman for the
dinner party. She is assisted by
Mrs. Grace Martina, i474 Glenn
Ave, and Miss Jennie Ford, 198
East Broad ST.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
BY Our Correspondents Is

at $l.00 for adults and so cents for
children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Roger Cahaney was the guest
speaker at the st. Mary PTA meet
ing held this past week. Mr.. Ca
haney spoke on Catholic Publica-
tions as Major Influence in Shap-
ing the Catholic Home" There was
record attendance with Sister
Mary Adolph and Sister Walter
Ann receiving room awards.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Save time and money by filling
your needs through want ads,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

DR.. Morris Neuwberger, direc-
tor of the State Board of Juvenile
research will speak on Under
standing ones children" at the
monthly meeting of the PTA of
Immaculate Conception school,
Columbus, on Wednesday, Nov.
18, in the school hall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

At the Nov. is meeting of the
Catholic Women's League, mem
bers will reenact the early history
of the Columbus Diocese. The pro-
gram, under the direction of Mrs.
]. E. Ptacek, Mrs. H. F. Ellis and
Mrs. M. Davis, will begin at 8 pm.
at ST. Joseph Academy.
Participating in the program,
which was prepared by Mrs. Mary
BlakeIy, will be Miss Lucy Ambror-
ski, Mrs. Agnes Beneker, Miss Ed
ma Carney and Miss nellie Flautt.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Miss Lucille Amann, Miss Ella
Abram, Miss Lerene Adams, Mrs.
Thomas Allison, Miss Lucy Am
borski, Miss Permelia Bailey, Mrs.
Stanley Baker, Mrs. Agnes Bene-
ker, Miss Helen Birch, Miss Mary
Birch and Mrs. Bess Bolender.
The Altar Society of Saint Jo-
seph Cathedral will meet in the
rectory on Sunday, Nov. Is, at
7:30 p. m.
ADA - Members of Our Lady of
LourdeS parish are making final
plans for the Fall Festival which
will be held Nov. 81 in the Ar
mory.
Last week members of the Par
ish Council met in the parish
house with Julia Bentley and Cath
crime Moloney serving as hostess
es. Father Richard Hoch led the
discussion which followed the re-
ligious committees presentation on
the Ten Commandments.
The Altar and Rosary Society
at Our Lady of Peace church
win meet Tuesday, Nov. IL, at
800 pm. in the school hall.
The program has been plan
ned by the Dominican Sisters of
the Sick Poor, who will present
films concerning their activities.
All women of the parish are
cordially invited to attend.
The. Tabernacle Society will have
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment by Father George Fulcher,
Spiritual Director, on Wednesday,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

On Sunday, Nov. Is, the mem
bers of the PTA of Saint Joseph
Cathedral will meet at 2:30 pm. in
the school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
PTA NOTES

The monthly meeting of the st
Agatha PTA will take place in the
school hall on Thursday, Nov. l9
at 3 pm. The program will include
a panel discussion on THE Child
and the Family"
The Holy Name PTA will hold
its monthly meeting on Tuesday.
Nov. II, in the Church Auditori-
um. A Sesquicentennial Program
has been planned, with the chill
dren of the school participating.
All parents are invited. The hosts
for the evening will be the par
ents of the children in the sec
ond grade.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

The Altar Society of Saint Jo-
seph Cathedral will meet in the
rectory on Sunday, Nov. Is, at
7:30 p. m.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Nov 18, at 3 pm, in the Chapel of
the Convent of the Sisters of Notre
Dame, 331 Z. Rich st.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

The. Tabernacle Society will have
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment by Father George Fulcher,
Spiritual Director, on Wednesday,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

Sn minneapolis tpeilte bieier Gage
Die ebrp. Wutter Seanne Gorneau,
8eneraliuperiorin ser genacle-S S6De-
Itern, aus Baris, 6ranfrei6, 5u 8e=
lud in Dem bier Dor bier Sabren er-
offneten 9loiter ser @enoiieni6aft.
2ie bon Der iel. Warie Sictoire Gor=
Oerc gegriinoete Srbensgenonenlbaft
5ablt bereits oreiunofiinf5is Sanler
in 6ranfreif, Stalien, BEN Ser. Staa-
ten uno mebreren anoeren 2dnoern.
SSn Der Sauptiade leiten Die S6tpe-
tern grer5itienbauier fir 5ronen.
beionbers iolde, Die i'm 2aienapoltolat
tathg iino.
ct. Gluub, Winn. = ssn Ser St.
Sobannes .8enebiftinerabtei in Col
legenille fanoen am 10. un0 II. Suli
feierlide @infleioung unb @eliiboe-
ablesuns Itatt. gingefleioet tpuroen
Die soleenoen Qaufnamen in &lams
mern): 6r. alcuin (WiIliam Siebe-
nano, Sc Sueur; Jr. Siibore (8oger)
Bot, 6reeport; ST. Eimotbp (@reg-
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stllm Soiepbtnllm in 81rtbington
OHIO, beiien 3ped Die Seranbilbuna
Diiroiger 1rieiter5oelinge fir Die
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frr5ltdlr Bt1tr ritFH nfi1tfdlrti
AtfltnnarH

ssll elmer fir1Iib bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliihen Hfarrgeuiein-
De in Baraglap, Siib-Mmerita, feblt
orineeno Elm ga,l3 beiheioenes Rird-
lein. llnier febnlihiter Wunih, oas
@ottesbans auf pergangene Meib-
nadten fertiggeitelt 5u baben, ging
leioer nidt gan5 in grfiilune. @s
feblen bic Mittel. l1nier aller &offen
uno getsn lit nun auf Ditern 1862.
Gu es iib ourdDeg INN drmite
2anobepolferi,ng banoelt - es firpo
auber Baraguapern auh beutibe, pol.
niihe, ruiiiid)e unb a1loere CUTE &a.
tbolifen porban6en -. miro INN Die
giitige Mitbilfe Der 10 oft betpdbrten
fatbolii6en garitas aus ben Ser.
Stuaten gebeten. sseoe aud oie al.
Ierfleinite @abe, Ole in in einern
ge,nobnIihen 9riefe per SIugpoit
(aebn Gents Borto) anf meme DoIle
@erantnortling geia,1bt tnerben fann.
nitnn1t Der unter3eihnete Selitlhe
8ater banfelb ertgegen. Quittu1g
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die e6len
Srelinbe nnb @0nner Der angefange.
nen d. -areu5-Rirbe miro monatlid
Der Segen elmer beiligen Weiie a1ifge.
opfert.
SnfoIee Der politifhen unrrben in
Baraguap rt1ogen Sie bite et1paige
giitige @aben in BnrgeIo uto gu.
idriften nidt mebr an mid nub Ha.
raguaD, fon6ern ab bente nur nod
an meinen amtlib un6 firbIid) Be.
nollmdhtigten Germ Sole WeaDer,
gaitna Gorreo, SEQ. 1861 in @ueros
Mires (Irgentina) per SIugpoit
(sebn Gents 9orto) In einem 5tarten
umidlag, gut augeflebt, auf nreine
poIIIte @eranttportung ienoen. Sr.
Waper iibergibt mir Iofort uno
prompt Die @abe. &eralihftes Ser
gelt'so @ott I'M 8oraus:
isatber Sole areuiier. S.V.D.,
Barroauio Santa Cruz, goronel
gogaoo (Haraguap), Soutb Mnerica.
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Sn @uiIoforo, England, itarb am
16. Suli oer tpeitbin befannte fatbo=
lii6e S6riftIteller unb Bubli5iit 9i=
laire 8eaoc, 5neiunoa6t5igidbrig, an
gerleeungen, Der er ii6 bel einem
6aa in ieiner @obnung 5uge5ogen
batt. 8euoc ltammte aus Sranfrei6,
uerlebte aber einen groBen Cell leines
Sebens in gnglano, no er li6 1902
oas 8iirgerre6t ertparb. Gin perionli=
fer 5reunb unb 0fterer Mitarbeiter
BON gbeiterton, fiibrte 8eqoc cine lpe=
gen ibrer @e,panbtbeit uno man4mal
beiBenoer S6arfe gefiirhtete Seoer.
gr mar Elm iiberaeugungstreuer &a-
tbolif uno galt neben Gbeiterton als
elmer Ser gr0Bten 8orf1mpfer Ser ia
tbolil6en @rneuerrng in gnglano.
Die Ser. Staaten, mo er 5ebntaulenoe
pon marmen 6reunoen uno 5Oroerern
bate, bereilte er nebrmals als @alt=
reoner. SSm Sabre 1888 NOR er @ait>
profeiior fir neuere @eidi6te an Der
sSorbbam- -l1niperiitdt in Seem gorf.
Sn Sen leeten Sabren NOR er l6mer
leioeno uno batte iid gdn5lid bon oer
literariiden 9atisfeit 5uriidge5ogen.
Raroinal- -grabii6of Sdulter bon
Wailano ipanbte iid neulib in einem
MrtifeI in Ser 3eitlng g 2'StaIia' nit
6uBerIter Sddrfe gegen Die neubeio-
nilbe Nadtfultur, Die iid in ben
5ommermonaten mebr uno mebr
aud in sstalien breitmaht. Die Conf
merbite, iagte Der &aroinal, lit feline
|gntiduIoiguns fir bic Shamloiig,
felt am Baoeitrano llno in ben 9er-J
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orgf Snuipan, ct. Saul; ssr. @en-
5esiaus @ennetb) 9lotnif, gromer-
bile; 5r.. gneene iS. alan), Nec-
@lotblin, Marlball; ST. ORenn
souis) Montas, Saiti; ssr. aieran
CBeter) golan, 8ronr, q. g.: ssr.
Nurellns (Sobn) Burns, aIaona,
Sa.; ST. 8osuea (slmbroie) Oanis,
gabamas; ST. anielm (Saapmono)
Beort5ettl, 9ulutb; 5r. Bertrand
penrp) Barfer, Wempbis, Eenn. /;
6r. Snan (slleianoro) Siraoo, 8uerto
Tleo; nno 5r. gbrpIoitom (gnorem)
Slim, aorea. Sbre einiaben @eliibbe
legten Die folgenoen ,6ratres ab: llr-
ban Steiner, Ofnnoan N.-Dof. |;
Iquinas Sipe, Hobbinsoale; 1apier
Geidert 9borp, 8is.; 5elir Gang,
China; Sanfranc Sc Map, Gloquet; !;
alberic Gulbane, Mitden, S.=0af. !;
Suctan 0aDis, GaDton, o.; unb Wo-
rio SbaD, Wonteomerp, Ella. Gie bei=
Den Sesten iino fir bie Rieberlaliuna
IN &entndD beitimmt. Sbre ieierIihen
8elilboe legten oie folgenoen Sratres
ab: 8ilfreb gbeiien CAMEL Gurfen,
grlce 9oDaro, &obert 8luneper,
Sbeopbilns 8rolpn, ganute Mnoerlon,
Srancts Stuoer, Siloebronbp @pn5o=
les, altonlo 3olas uno aueuitin Mu=
rlllo. Die orei lebtgenannten lino
Vtltglleoer Der Nieoerlaiiung in
Werifo.
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Die 1888 seeriinoete ct. -0tidaels'
@emeinoe in Senitt fonnte porleste
@o6e oen 5neillnooreiBigiten aloiter.
beruf elmer ibrer So6ter regiltrieren,
ols SRI. Warine Curtin, Sodter bon
Srn. uno 5rau Sames Curtin, in
Wilpaufee in oas Noni5iat Ser Notre
9ame-SbulidDeltern eintrot auBer
bielen 5meiunooreiBig Sroensi6De.
itern bot Die aus nlr bunoertiiinIuno-
5uan5ig 5amilien beltebenoe @emein'
oe ser Stride bereits 5lpolf Trieiter
seldenft.
3odforb, 81. - Sn ieinem Cont
merbeim in Gbobe Sslanb, mo- er iif
pon elmer i6peren Operation erbolen
ipollte, itarb am Wontag Der bo6tp' 'ite
Sr. 8iihof Sobn S. goplan BON Rod-
forb i'm Sitter BON oierunoIed5ig Sab
rem. K. !. p.
1neipn, 4ris..-- Die 4oniefration
oes neuen 8eibbiidofs Srancis S.
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ct. 8anl, Mtinn.- 8ortbinston, ..
Samstag, 25. Snli 1858.
&ird emf a | { ber

Counting, 26. Suli: Nenuter Sunn-
tag nadl Sfingiten. - s pan g e.
Iiunl: Selus tpeint iiber Serrtla=
lem (Suf 1O.
Hontag, 81. Suli: Eontaleon. 9ln-
tbulo. 2iliola.
0ienstag %. Suli: Giftor. Snno-
5en5. ga5arius.
0fittpodL 80. Suli: Wortba. geatrir.
iSlora.
9onnerstas, 80. Suli: slboon. Sen-
men. Warima.
5reitag, 81. Suli: Ssnatius bon Sop=
ola. 0enlofritus.
Samstag, /. slusuit: 9etri &etten>
feier. Sieben Ma6abGil6e 8riioer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

10000 betragen perben, Sic Gin
finite Ser &egierllng aber 5ebn Wil-
Iiarben ipeniger. n@enn alfo Der
GangrpB Die 5teuern rtirht erb0bt.
Damn tperoen mir por einem nellen
0efi5it bon 5ebn Milliarben lteben,
uno es miro unmoglid iperoen Den
gtat i'm nddlten Sabr als5nglei6en."
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gen. nBeitn Sie 5damloiigfeit iid
ausbreitet, pann erfoIgt oas ouf &o-
item Der oHs1Hihen MoraI, ipie es oie
grfabrnng ee5eiet bat" iagte er. Dgie Die
9rieiter ieiner Dio5ele forberte er auf,
BON oen @ldubigen 81 perlangen, bob
lie anltanoig gefleioet in bie &irhe
fommen miiiien, tuenn tie nibt abge-
mielen uno bon ben Saframenten
ansglhloiien lperben ipollen.
8ie aus patifaniiden &reiien per-
lautet ipuroe, beubiid)tiet Bapit Bius
XII, bas Sabr 1854 gum bunoertiten
Sabrestas Der gerfiinoune oes Dog
mas bon Der nnbefIedten @mpiGngnis
Mnriens 5ll einen auBerorbentliben
marianiiden Sobr gu erflarer. Die
gerfiinoigune oes Warien=Sabres
miro aasemein am 8orabeno oes
Simmelfabrt-5eites, am is. augult,
porgenommen, bod iino bisber feline
gin5elbeiten iiber oie 81 erfuartenoen
8eiiungen bes 81. 8aters befannt
genoroen. 8ermutungen in Ser Brei-
| ie, oaB 8apIt Bius beionoere Bripile=
glen in 8erbinoung nit 8ilgerfabrtcn
nnb befannten marianii6en @1aoen-
orten berfiinbigen miro, entbebren ie-
Ser beltimmten @runblage.
Gin 2aitflug5eug Ser &riegsmarine
Itiirate am Sanstag fur5 nnd) Dem
mitterndbtigen Start bonn 8biting
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