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Work!ng GonqltlonS. 2O.50 oaSiS.
ICE GENTER' RoH $50 ehGiaaN n. Giebe rd sEHY Ari.
Va. IA. 1-7722. -
AUTO BODY FENDER MAN
Unusual proposition for willing work
saGsr stits vacation a., with pay; must be
MANHATTAN Afro KAIsER-FRA..
zER. INC. eth and R sts. NV. %
AUTO ESTIMATOR, experienced in
body and fender work. Good sal
ary pleasant working conditions
See Mr.. Guthrie, L. P. STEUART
AGTo lEE CLASS d4ts MEN. II; ns Experienced, i'm
Is; ton. oEoRoE's ATTo GLASS.
AGTTHoDMiooGTHiHvHEs AGTTHoDioGTHHHs JoBBER has opening
for man to manage delivery dept
AUTo MEcHSN1c.4 White. st. sober. RT e ex
perienced on all makes. Steady in
side work; S-day wk, paid HOLIDAYS;
Ruis nt' IT.. haYf Ti 9wn 9HIoss'0 tools Ala Morse
Afro MEcHANfC-ouar. salary;
hosp, holidays. with pay, la-day
wk. Apply or phone Mr.. ,Cheseldine,
HAGER CHEVROLET. Upper Marl-
A2fTS 9pFS; Mf6r1SIct5Isstta Mf MSSFfst 5;sta6 q :7n.r,
enced and have own tools; top sal.
ary Apply w. A. BARBER ESQ
SERVICE CENTER. 10th and Maine
AtUEToMioSB1LE MECHANIC, good
eFnTEHS NJ HsOE' ,sI AIERicAN q Si.S! Ig SERVICE
Afro Ta N MEcHIa1Sic. EcHIa1Siic chry.l.r -5 .xp.
preferred; .5-day week, salary basis,
hSpt hhoSSppit1lizatiSno sdbToops See Mr.. Staten,
Plymouth; q ndao 400 Georgia ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS, oldsmobile exper
pref, for work in mod. shop: 5000
nat-rate pay basis; group hosp, paid
holidays and yacs. Apply to Mr.
"a haanmllton; ms.snnIS service So mgr; COLONIAL
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER = For
large auto paint shop. Good hours
and salary. Usual employe benefits.
See Mr.: Wood, L. P. STEUART.
AGToMosilE INE ttsG : FSRRs q, Rs' MAS--s yrs,
Salary commensurate with ability.
and De fHeo SfsG nS5SaHi
DEALER, Falls CHURCH; Va. Phone
ANnTioR NFi R0GfaifSNni PafNT JEj ROOM SsPo' HELPERS
STANDARD AUTO BODY WORKS. aISs
AUTO PARTS MAN - Experienced
Eref. Excellent working conditions
Salary commensurate with expert
ence and ability. Liberal employe
BENEFITS. JUSTINE NICHOLSON
oLDsMoBILE. AP. 10000, Mr.
ArTo tfFe0ef; fF;ARrs MAN-starting sal
airy SIS: inside work. pleasant work
ing conditions: bonus. paid 'vaca-
tion. hospit italization. Apply in per
son, HERSON'S AUTO & APPLIANCE
CO.. IL Q st. NV. -
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS wholesale sales.
men: local established territory
5-oay week: permanent. See E II
BLAKELOCK; 3s16 NJ st. NV. -
Alto SALESMAN-We have a posi-
tion open for an experienced high
Grade automobile salesman OF eooc
character. If you have good
record OF accomplishment and are
reliable, We offer you an opportu-
nifty to make . connection with q
large Chevrolet leadership; excel
lent workins conditions: transp-
furnished: liberal compensatory; Ap-
CHEVROLET SALES. NC 18th
and Ela ls ave; nv nSME,vrrr ..,.,m.n
exper. pref. steady position In we'
az S0insxSs ssttsisbsastD toibs. me- isso i4tS ..s 4
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HELP-MEN

CLERK for tourist court, age $3.50,
experienced 10 salesmanship. TO.
9-5SS6. IS
white, for once and stock
room work; some once exper.,
knowledge Of typing and local refs.
nee, perm; no student. $50 for
40-hr. week, time and half for over
time. Elk. S-2477.
age 25-35. Old established
manufacturing CO. Is in immediate
need of young man to clerk in the
order department. To take orders
from customers and act In the ca
pacity of shipping clerk. Must
have at least high school education
$40 week. Call ME. S-4T03.
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CASHIER

For once Of fine mems wear store
tipping required. Unusual oppor-
tunity for intelligent. ambitious
young man. Good salary. Pleas.
ant working conditions. Air condi-
APPLY MR.. HAUsER
LEWIS 81 THOS. SALTZ
1409 G ST. NV.
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CHEF-COOK
FOR
MIAMI. FLORIDA

ir,,rs catering operation; preferably
with Experience In cooking food
which is to be quick frozen and
served aboard airplanes. This Is an
excellent opportunity. Many worth
while employe benefits. Salary open
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 900 1341 G st. NV.
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CAR HOPS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
time. day or night shifts. also week
ends. Salary plus excellent tips.
Meals and uniforms furnished Paid
vacation. sick leave. group insur.,
disqualification and eMploye pur-
'''Sis APPLY SLSe0lf7; ANY HOT sHoPPE
Or Room 900, 1341 G St. NV.
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Credit Col. Man, SIS Wk.

EXper.. Eood oppor.
CLERK with car. 5000
up: adj, without car. in and outside
work. Stenog. and .typists. many op-
prty. See Miss Parker IRE. 7-262Sl.
GRACE DUNN, 1911 q st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
ADVERTISING AGENCY has opening
for Junior account executive; prefer
vertisinR, State fully age back
ground. education. Interview by
appointment Box l54-J Star.
ACCOUNTANT. % to IS years o.
are; At least 3 years of eoliege,
major accounting with 2 to ) years
expeTienee; salary open. Write Rox
46.J. star. -
Evening star., 1953-06-07

WASHIEGTON'S LARGEST AGENCY
Air-Conditioned Ofices
MEN
Assistant credit manager, large OPP
Grafton. S6,00O-SS. 600
store protection supervisor $4,000
Expediter builders material COM
panvD $4,000
Assistant to contracts officer degree
plus law nec) 1880
Accountant tfor> c.P.A. hrml
Assistant credit manager Cretail
Store) S325
Purchasing agent trainee sesO-Ss00
Contract clerk S2SO-S300
Airline ticket agents (trainees,
Secretary to pres. Of CO. S325
Secretary to vice pres. start $215
Insurance underwater trAinee S225
Bookkeeper (smal mfg. co., - $500
Waterman Sat. and Sun; G$-hr.
day. --- $1.20 hr.
Display man (posters-art work,
Jr. accountant (recent grad.J $3.50
Summer job Physical Ed. studentl
$500 plus room and board
MISUNDERSTANDING
Several hundred national and local
job opportunities with engineering
and scientific companies are listed
with this agency. Come in and reg
lister today. out-of-towners please
110s 18th st. NV. (new Address,.
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DISTRICT SALES
MANAGER

Man we want must have the know
who and know-how" Of direct sell
ing. Be between 30-45, have o
car, be interested in building q
sales organization and ambitious to
enjoy the dignity and prestige that
comes from selling the best product
to the finest class of people in
America today. In doing business
for over 100 years We have earned
national recognition as most
unusual and most underestimated
business. Ours is Q multi-million
dollar operation with one OF the
most comprehensive and complete
training programs in use anywhere
To the man qualified for district
MANAGEMENT average 5-hgure an
nual earnings are assured. Further
promotion dependent on ability and
qualifications. Our divisional man
ayers in 1852 averaged in excess
of $4,000. This may be real
opportunity for you. You can de-
termine for yourself by writing. Mr
E. Murphy. Box 51-J Star. giving
complete details about yourself.
previous experience and phone
number. Your reply held in STRICT
confidence. Personal interview viii
be arranged. Our stan has been
1t
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-4S5S
Dr.'S asst. lab. exper. $4,000
Bookkeeper-typist -~ 5000
Lab. technician --- 3.600
Medical secretaries - Good salary
PhYSiO-TherapiSt Open
Evening star., 1953-06-07

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, bric-a-brac. etc: Thurs
day, 1:30 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TIONS. Rockville. Md. rs
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 3 SON
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AUCTION SALES (consinuedl
ESTATE SALE


From large estate by order Of the
administrator tname withheld by re-
Quest) from the estate Of Doctor A.
Francis Foye by order of Rose r.
Andrews, administrator; Joseph A.
Rcney, attorney, and B: ]. Raleigh,
appraiser and sales conSultant; and
other important consignors comes a
furniture including dining and living
chairs. tables. Early American Pine
Dry sink, corner cupboard. Hutch
table. etc. "porcelains, notably q
Rockingham. English, set OF china
% tine8fs china cTyatsi slssfn and na' glass; G1
ware Of fine quality, 'fine assort-
ment of ANTIQUE oriental rugs, 'sil-
yer. sterling and continental, in flat
and hclloware, "Superb collection Of
Oil paintings, several watercolors.
.Msny' many functional =: well as as
decorative items.
EXHIBITION: Saturday and Sunday:
June 8 and to 8 pm. each day.
Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. June 8. Q and 10. be-
ginning at pm.
The Stanley Galleries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
0Z1o w 0G. INV. '-+''
Appraisers for Tax and
Insurance Purposes
Old Georgetown, Washington, D. c.
Our phone numbers have been
changed to Adams 4-4l43 and
Adams 4-4144. te5.6.7
PUBLIC SALE, June 90, 1858, at 2
pm, EST, in front of the Court
house at woodstock. Va:
~ Historic stone wall mill and dam
on Shenandoah River. 3 miles from
Woodstock. Va. includ. tract of 2
acres. more or less, and also an
island in the river. This property
is ideal for recreational develop
ment.
% J. I. TRIPLETT, 7O0-cwt. caacity
-four. mill property. including lge.
warehouse, mill and storage grain
elevator. equipped with Nordyke and
Marmon Milling machinery, located
in center OF Woodstock. Va. on pri-
vate siding and adjacent to rail-
way freight station. (Signedl: J.
SLOAN KUYKENDALL AND F. S.
TAVENNER, Jr., Special Commits
Evening star., 1953-06-07

preferably with ex-
perience in topographic drafting
and map compilation. for planning
once in nearby Md. Training or ex;
perience in civil engineering held
desirable but not necessary. 9-day
week, Vacation and retirement bene-
fits. Call MRS. MCLEAN AP.
7-2200. -
Evening star., 1953-06-07

ELECTRICIANS-I can use several
more 1st-class electricians or exper.
helpers that now have D. c. cards.
CO.. 26p3 P st. NV, HO. 2-4322.
ELECTRICIAN, must have d. c. card.
Apply rear. III 9th st. ne. or phone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man 70
assume complete charge. of iUbs,
ssommeerciai work; top pay. ST.
EIEcTRiCAL REPAIRMAN to. repair
electrical equipment. Must have own
transportation. Must be able TO
work nights. Good starting salary
with chance for rapid advancement.
For appointment and information.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Railroad Mechanical Dept.
REQUIREMENTS
Ase-Under ~.
Good health. No physical impair.
Decree in electrical or mechanical
ADVANTAGES
Starting salaty,-S4.oOO per year with
increase yearly.
Complete training program.
Paid annual vacation.
Retirement program
Free railroad transp. ....'
Work in Southeastern y. 3. A. tenn.
perate climate.
Excellent opportunities for man seek
ing q career.
Previous experience not necessary.
Give complete details OF your aualifl-
cations in letter. Replies will b0
held in confidence. Box 263-H. Star.
ELECTRONIC assemblers; exper. only,
light duty bench work. Call NO.
1859 after s am, Wednesday.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Unusual opportunity. National firm
has opening for man to take charge
of field collections Of installment
contracts. Will be trained for top
managerial Job. Must have car. be
bondable. Earnings about SIS. 200 to
start. Write fully. giving age. educa-
tion. experience, Box 47-J. Star.
BODY MAN-Good
working conditions, $3.50 basis.
See Mr. Hook. AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd. Arl..
Uo IA
Evening star., 1953-06-07
CLERK

position, 4O-hr. week,
job consists of keeping record OF
newsprint shipments, receipts. etc.
other benefits; over 25 years of age,
some bookkeeping training or ex-
perience preferred. Must be regu-
lar in attendance. Apply Personnel,
Room 500; open weekdays, S:30-5,
and Sat, 81. No phone calls,
Evening star., 1953-06-07

CAPITOL HILL SECY.
To $4,000; under 35: must be tops
Embassy Secy.. meet public; intr.
Secy.. colleae BACKGROUND: good sal
Private Secretary. Aim indus.
Immed. openings for Junior Stenog..
S60-S7O wk. See Miss Young immed.
ST. 3-3664 Test. Is yrs.l. Low fee.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G St. NV. Next Church,
Capitol Hill Typist (M)
$4,000. See Miss Bell, Ma. s-234O.
BOYD'S. Cor G. and 18th
Evening star., 1953-06-07

AUTO BODY FENDER MAN
Unusual proposition for willing work.
er; guaranteed salary, company ben
exper. and have refer. Apply in
person. Mr.. Mills or Mr.. Herson,
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA
ZER. INC eth and r StS Nv q
Evening star., 1953-06-07

$3.50: to 60 RICHMOND. VA. Amer.
citizen, under 80. Miss Grant, ST
3-3666.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Along The Potomac
With Your Congressman
Dewitt s. HYDE

The Harry Dexter White spy
case continues to occupy the think
ing Of members of Congress and
government officials for two
reasons: (D Because there are
many questions still unanswered
about it, and (2) for the lessons
and profit we can gain from it to
improve the security Of the coun-
try.
Former President Truman and
former Secretary of State Byrnes
have explained their part in the
decision to give White a more i'm
portant job though they had been
warned Of his Russian espionage
activities; former Secretary of the
Treasury Vinson, who was in on
the decision, is dead; the fourth
man involved. former Attorney
General Clark. refuses now to be
put under oath to tell his story
because he is now a Supreme Court
Justice.
II is clear, however, that FBI
warnings only to the Executive
branch on security matters is APP
parently insufficient at times.
1t can lead to a cover-up i'm which
a political question arises because
those making the decision are mem
bers Of only one party
Therefore, am seriously consid-
ering offering Legislation to do two
things:
a. To create a Joint Committee
on Security in Congress, made up
of the President of the Senate, the
Speaker Of the House, and the ma
iolity and minority floor leaders in
both houses-thus both parties
would be represented.
(2D To authorize the FBI to send
security reports to this committee.
They are now sent only to the
Executive branch. Thus the eXecu-
tivcs could be advised by con
gressional representatives in such
a critical decision as the one to
promote Harry Dexter White.
Nothing in the Constitution says
that the Executive Branch is meant
to have complete charge of security
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Carr re-
ceived word their son, A &c Donald
Carr, had been in a hospital a few
days in Fairbanks Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Friend and
Ronnie, of near Akron, Ohio. Wis
tied here
MIR. and Mrs. BaXton Hoye, Of
Cleveland. Ohio, visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HOVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Savage and
Linda spent the weekend in Ali
quippa. Pa. with their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T Core and
daughters. Philipsburg. Pa, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dewitt, Mrs.
Frank Hoye and Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Friend visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Wright.
MIR. and Mrs. William White, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack BegroW North
Jackson. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Wolfe and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dewitt and
Mrs. Alma Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. r. Helms re-
Gently.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03

FAINT son, stephen Ray, returned
home from the Meyersdale Com
munity hospital ON Friday night.
Young stephen is the couples see
ond son.
Tommy Speicher, cight-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Speicher, who suffered compound
fractures Of both arms in August
has had The casts removed by an
Oakland physician. His condition
is reported as satisfactory
Miss Janet Ault. Morgantown,
was Il holiday week-ond guest at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph w. Ault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Custer,
Mrs. Bruce Miller and Mrs. Will
liam Zinkan were i'm Meyersdale
on Tuesday of last week attending
to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shultz, Sails
bury. Pa. were Saturday evening
guests Of Miss Kathryn Spechcr
and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richter
entertained Mrs. Fred Richter and
Miss Rhoda Glover as Sunday dim
ner guests.
Mrs. Clayton Speicher enter
tanned a number Of local ladies at
a demonstration party at her home
on Monday evening
Adam Richter, who had been
surgical patient in the Memorial
hospital, Cumberland. has returned
to his home here where he is con-
valescing. A daughter, Mrs Orus
King. Of Evans City. Pa, is spend
ing some time with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schloss-
nagle and daughters, MELVILLE.
Pa, were Sunday visitors at the
Howard SchlOsSnagle home.
Mrs. Hazel Yost, Arlington, Va,
is spending some time with her
son-in-law and daughter, Nh. and
Mrs. John Schlossnagle and their
two young sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman FraZec
and daughters, Barbara Ellen and
Dolores, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays in Akron, Ohio, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Fike, Balti-
more, spent the Thanksgiving holt
days with relatives and friends
here.
Robert Brobst, student at Po-
tomac State College in keyser,
was a holiday weekend guest at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. Car
mony Brobst.
Saturday evening supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bond were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Haenftling
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
ius Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haenftling
and daughters and Mrs. John
Haenftling spent the holiday week
end in Baltimore.
business callers in Cumberland
last Friday were Nh. and Mrs
jefferson Deal, Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
ius Fike and Miss Hazel Haenft-
ling.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03

Mrs. William A. Speicher and
daughter Kathryn were Wcdncs-
day evening dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Guy Broadwatel and fam
lily.
Thursday guests Of Howard
Schlossnagle and family were Mr..
and Mrs William Graves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl HigIey Shinglchouse.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03

Altamont December 10. 1880 at
home of Mrs. Leslie Wright.
Of Mrs. Leslie Wright.
Oakland, December 10, at p. M,
at home Of Mrs. Howard Turner;
Mars Hill, December IL. 1870 p.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03

problems facing the government.
That situation has just sort Of
"grown up" The White case has
taught us, however, that we have
an opportunity to correct a defect
in our security system---a system
which now seems to permit disloyal
and immoral persons to enjoy the
privilege Of employment by the
federal government.
q
On my calendar" With Congress
converting right after the holidays,
I am setting out next week on a
week-long tour Of Maryland's
Sixth Congressional District.
want to find out more of what
Maryland people are talking about
in regard to national issues and
problems.
I will spend each day in a diff
ferent county. During the day l
will be on the move, talking with
as many residents as possible In
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

|es, i1lr einen Stein oaraus beraiis.
5nbrehen nm 0as gonae @ebauoe
gum ginifar5 81 bringen.
Die poIitiiden areiie ser Ser.
Staoten fGnntert iih piele bergebliAe
grmartiingen, gef1brlihe ssnniionen
nno idnere gntt1nihnngen erIparen,
lDenn ben 8ertretern Der mnteroriid-
ten ytationen - NIT Der groBten lln-
ter ibnen, Der Ukraine, an Der Spite
- Die Woglidfeit geboten tpGre, oie
freien Nationen burh gsrefle uno
@nnofunf ii6er Die greigniife mno
8erbdltniiie birter Dem giIernen
gorbang ioiDie oie Nottpen6igfeiten
oes gemeiniamen Samples gegen 6ie
nosfopitiide Deipotie gebiibreno All
informieren. Die oStimme Mmeri-
fas" miro nur bann ibre Mufgabe
erfolgreib berribten f0nnen, tpenn
aud Die Gimme Ser itnter6riidten
Hationen in 6en Ser. Staaten ber-
nommen miro. Die S1redniiIe un6
3eritOrungen zines neiien .WeItfrie.
ges fonnen Der freien WeIt nur oann
eripart mer6en, tpenn 6ie 1tnter0riid.
ten ytationen eine Wobililierung Der
nlosfotpitii6en &riegsmabt bereiteIn
neroen. Sir oielen San nber miifien
Die nnteroriidteh Nationen bones
Wertrauen auf Die Weitnld1te baben.
Die Bertreter Der nnteroriidten Sea.
tionen fonnen .berlteben, oaB 6ie
freien Nationen CUTE Wfiene aum b6.
len Spiel MAIDEN niilien lolange fie
ni6t ausreideno bepaffnet fino. Das
Spiel, tpel6es manbe politiIhen
&reiie in europa nit ser 8etuaff-
nnng Der freien geationen treiben,
miiBte aber aufb0rer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
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Stalins einen &ommentar, in BEN
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
Bip Akraitr int rnfptt Strun,

Dtit firhli6er gefiirportung lit in
oielen Sagen in Hom ELM @eiBbu1
iiber Die Gerfolgung ser Stride in Ser
llfraine erl6ienen oas bon ufraini-
lhen @eiitli6en 5uiammengeltent
moroen lit. Ser IpoItolilde 8iiitator
Der rltbeniihen @ldubigen oes bp5an.
tinilfen &itus in 8elt= europa, 8i=
| Idol Sobannes 8udo, bat oas 8or=
mort oa5u gei6rieben. Bon sen jed-
I5ig Wtillionen &atbolifen, sic beute
nnter Dem bollbetuiitii6en Sod Ieben,
10 ibreibt Wtigr. 8udo, tpuroen 5u=
crit oie flint Wfiaionen fatbolilher
ltfrainer bes 8laubens lpegen per-
folgt.
Sas 8eibbu6 lelblt gibt einen ge-
nauen ueberblif ii6er oie @el6ihte
oes Gbriitentuns unb oes &atboli5is-
mus in ser Ukraine bon 988 Biz 1917
uno i6ilOert anidlieBeno Sen ipIte-
matllden &f oes &ommunismus
gegen Die fatboliibe Stride, Ser nit
Der 3erltorlng ser ufrainii6en Sc
leai6aftsl6i6t 1tno bes booenItGn6i-
gen gauerntl1ms leinen slnfang nabnn
Q917-39) unb Damn 5ur oireften
Sneniipe gegen ben &atboli5ismus
iiberging. SON Ben 1889 beltebenben
| fitnf Sio5elen in Ser Ukraine iinb
beute alle bollltdnoig pernibtet. 9as
9leicbe gilt bon Ben Mpoltolii6en 4b-
miniltraturen uno 8ilitaturen. SGmt-
libe 5ebn 8ii6ofe tpuroen berurteilt,
Elm Cell itarb i'm 4erfer unb elm an
oerer Seil ipuroe nmgebra6t. Son
oen 2950 @eltgeiItli6en befinoen iid
fiinf5ig Bro5ent i'm @efGnsnis, 5tpan-
gig Bro5ent ltnb in bie @dlber uno
Die l1ntergrunofirde gefloben, brei-
Big Bro5ent tpurben gum l1ebertritt
5ur idismatiiden Stride ge5ipungen.
8on oen fiinfbunoertunb5ipan3ig Or.
oensgeiItlihen lit Der gr0Bte geil i'm
@efdngnis einidlieblid oreier Supe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

Mbrabam 2incoln als elmer &egie-
rung oes Bolfes, fir bas 8olf ltnb
ourb bas 8olf.
Cine mabrbeitstreue uno iittenreine
Breiie fann fir iib in aniprub neb.
men, sic Stinme oes moraliiben
@eipiiiens bes 8olfes 81 Iein. Oiele
Satlade lit es, Die oen bebeutlamen
8eruf Ser Soltrnalilten 81 einem be,
lonoers ebrenbaften mabt. Sic iinb
oie Sbiiber uno Gerteioiger Der @iir.
be oes Meni6en, Die oie unperiieg.
bare AuelIe ser io5ialen, politii6en,
pirti6aftli6en unb religioien Ge6te
BON freien Weniden lit.
2alien Sic midi ldlieBen nit Dem
befannten Sreibeits1port oes engli-
l6en 9i6ters: mo = freedom has
a thousand charms that sld0es, hoaV.
e'er coutented, nev@ k,1o7v" Cooper,
Gable Salfs").