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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
Population Increase
In Maryland Forecast

The first of a series of advance
reports on population forecasts fol
the State of Maryland, being pre-
pared by the Maryland State Plan
ming Commission, indicates that
Maryland's population will increase
to 3,469,0 900 by 1870. The popula-
tion in 1850 was listed at 2,343, 001.
Releases are to be issued later
on forecasts for the % counties and
Baltimore city. The forecasts have
been developed by projecting net
migration. and natural increase for
each county and Baltimore city.
The rates of resident births and
deaths were analysed and projected
through 1870.
The results show that the popu-
lation of Maryland will increase by
1,125,999 persons from 1850 to
1870, an increase of 48.1 percent.
West Germany's Bundestag APP
proved the European Defense Com
munity treaty by 224 to 165.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26

high sounding name of the "di
rected reading activity and the
material for the lesson may be
from variety Of sources; science
book on the life of the beaver, an
article on some current event in
the Junior Scholastic, a history text
or story book, as well as a basic
reader
Present day conditions make it
necessary to teach reading more
effectively than ever before. The
great amount of printed matter
coming into our homes and offices
demand that we turn out citizens
who can read both more rapidly
and more accurately. The use of
current reading matter for purposes
of propaganda and advertising
make it more necessary than ever
to teach critical reading. Today's
youth must be able to look for the
tricks Of the propaganda so that
they can Judge the truth Of the
statements they read. The compe-
tition of television, radio and
movies as entertainment, means
that we must renew our efforts to
interest boys and girls in reading
as a leisure-timc activity that will
continue throughout life by use of
magazines, newspapers and books
in the home and public libraries
Much still remains to be done
to improve the quality Of reading,
he emphasized. Each day we are
not only finding out more about
the skills involved in reading for
different purposes, but we are also
finding out more about the ways
boys and girls learn. The applica-
ton Of knowledge learned from all
these sources should result in an
improved reading program. Garrett
County teachers from first grade |
to twelfth arc studying and work +,
ing to develop methods which will
meet the needs Of the present day |
student in his daily life in this !
competitive world.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
West Virginia Bonus
Deadline Extended

The deadline for filing claims
under West Virginia's bonus law
has recently been extended to June
30, 1858. 1t was estimated that
West Virginia veterans residing in
Maryland had received approXi-
mately 1,25O,OOO under the bonus
program since it was enacted.
A new Maryland Veteran bonus
bill was introduced into the Mary
land General Assembly Monday,
containing virtually the same items
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
BLAINE FRIEND STOCK YARD


Market report for March %.
Horses: 40 to 400 cwt.
Steers: Good to choice, 21.30 to
22.10 cWt.; medium to good, 1920
to 2l,00 cwt.; common to medium,
1850 to 1890 cwt.
Hcifcrs: Good to choice, 1860 to
20.50 cwt.; medium to good, 1850
to 1890 cwt.; common to medium,
1920 to 1000 cwt
Cows: 1890 to 1920 cwt.
Heifercttes: 1l.30 to 1870 cwt.
Bulls: 1860 to 20.40 cwt.
Veals: Good to choice, 2300 to
$500 cwt.; medium to good, 1880
to 22.50 cwt. common to medium,
1925 to 1900 cwt.; Gull veal, 400
down.
Hogs: Good to choice, 1900 to
2O.60 cwt. medium to good, 1850
to 1880 cWt
Sows: 400 to 1915 cwt.
Pigs 900 to 1900 head.
Leghorn hens: pc to 25c lb.
Heavy broilcrs: SOC lb.
Heavy ROSTERS, nc to 25c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26

issue million dollars Bonus in virtually every session 1915
bills made their appearance but passed.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Norway independence Day
Celebration Great Success

The Norwegian Independence
Day May 18th, celebration 1858
made history for the Norwegian
community of Seattle. BY those
who were able to get into Norway
Center it will be remembered as an
outstanding success, but an almost
equal number. of persons, who
were turned away from the jam
med halls. will insist that mis-
take was made in not choosing a
larger auditorium.
The program, however, presided
over by Mr.. A. Bjerkeseth, APP
pealed greatly to the audience. 1t
followed traditional lines with a
flag parade by the children. sing
ing, music and speeches. Norwe-
gian Consul Chr. A. Stang intro
duced Ambassador Morgenstierne,
who conveyed greetings as did
also Tor Myklebost of the Nor
wegian Embassy, Highhght of
the evening was the independence
Day address by Einar Anthi from
Norway, printed below.
x
We hold these truths to be self
evident that all men are created
equal, that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain unal-
ienable Rights, that among these
are Life. Liberty and the pursuit
of Happiness. That to secure
these rights, Governments are
instituted among men, deriving
their just powers from the con-
sent of the governed, that when
ever any form of government be-
comes destructive of these ends,
II is the right of the people to
alter or abolish it. and TO institute
new government"
These proud and inspiring words
from the American Declaration of
Independence of July 4. l776 con-
stituted a part of the political
thinking of some of the m I
learned among the Eidsvoll-repre-
sentatives in 1914. The clergy, the
lawyers, and the professors were
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Danish Lodqes
Elect Eskeberq

Ingvard Eskeberg of Spokane,
was elected president of the Pa
cific Northwest Lodges of the
Danish Brotherhood at the groups
fourth annual district convention
in Seattle. May II.
Other officers elected included
Ed Hirsch, Portland. Ore, vice
president and Norbert E. Grove,
Tacoma, .secretary-treasurer.
The Danish Sisterhood elected
Mrs. Rabel Bodtker, Junction City
Ore, president. Rosamund Hansen,
Enumclaw, was named vice presi-
dent, and Anna Laursen. Tacoma,
was elected secretary-treasurer.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Vol. 9, No. 5.
Stain Visit To Sweden Is Told

Stain visited Sweden twice at
the beginning of this century. In
the company of Lenin, Voroshilov
and other prominent Russians he
attended a secret Bolshevik con-
gress held in Stockholm in April
and May, 1906. Among the $50
participants were also delegates
from Great Britain, Canada, an d
Switzerland. To the Stockholm po-
lice, charged with keeping tn e
delegates under surveillance, Sta
lin gave his name as Ivan Ivano-
witch Vissarionovitch, and said he
ives journalist on the Tiflis
newspaper "Demokratiska Konsti-
tutfa." The police record states
that he brought one hundred
rubles with him, but carried no
passport or arms. The official des-
cription reads: Short, slender
black hair and ditto full beard,
pockmarked, large nose, pepper
and-salt ulster, fur cap" Stain
claimed that he was a political
refugee en- route to Switzerland.
According to Swedish witnesses he
played no important role at the
Stockholm meeting, despite the
fact that he had drawn Lenin's
attention to himself at a proceed
ing congress, held in Tammerfors,
Finland, around Christmas 1905.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Swedish Midsummer Festival In vasa Park
To Draw Thousands Of Visitors June 20.21

Final plans for the traditional
Swedish Midsummer Festival are
now being made by committee,
representing the Vasa Lodges of
Seattle and vicinity. The festival
will be held in Vasa Park on Lake
Sammamish on Saturday and
Sunday, June Goth and 21st, with
dancing on Saturday night and
the main program, in charge of
Mr.. Axel Johanson, on Sunday,
followed by dancing i'll the pavil-
ion.
The Midsummer Festival has in
the past proven to be an immense
attraction to Scandinavians from
all parts of the state an at
tendance of 10000 people is pos
sible with the proper cooperation
of the weatherman. All details
of the Sunday program are as yet
not announced but the two fam
Gus Swedish fiddlers Anders and
Jonas Ok on from Vancouver, Wn.
previously very popular in
their native province of Dalarna,
Sweden have been engaged,
and the Svea Male Choir of Sc
attic will present number of
songs. A Midsummer Queen will
be chosen from candidates repre-
senting the various Vasa Lodges.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

In 1907, the Russian Bolsheviks
planned to hold another meeting
in Copenhagen, but were turned
back. They then crossed over to
Malmo, in southern Sweden, but
the Swedish authorities had been
severely criticized for having
winked at the Stockholm congress
in 1906 and forbade the holding
of another meeting on S W e d h
soil. Instead a Bolshevik congress
was held in London in 1907.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Ancient
Manuscripts

Nine Norwegian publishing COM
panies have formed a society dedi-
Gated to the publication of ancient
Norwegian parchment manu-
scripts. In their first venture, they
have published a Photographic re-
production of Gammelnorsk Homi-
liebok, a collection of sermons
dating from the 18th century. The
oldest book extant in Norwegian,
it was probably written at Munk-
civ Convent in Bergen.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Scandinavians
Hope for Truce

OSLO, May 1s,-Sweden, Den
mark, Norway and Iceland in a
communique today expressed hope
that a Korean truce could be work
ed out in line with the Indian res
olution adopted by the United Ma
lions last December.
The four nation communique
was issued after a meeting here
yesterday and today of the Ice
landic minister to Oslo and the
foreign ministers of the three
other countries.
The ministers also supported
Britain's Prime Minister Churchill,
who called for looking into the
possibilities of a personal meeting
on the highest level among the
great Powers to ease world ten
sions.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Brazilian Order
To nammarskjoId

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, May
President Vargas has signed
a decree comforting Brazil's Order
of the Southern Cross on United
Nations Secretary-General Dag
Hammarskjold.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

Norway's IL year old lumber
rationing was lifted as of March
2. Lumber may now be bought
without purchase requisition, but
building projects and lumber ex-
ports are still subject to permit,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

well acquainted with the leading
ideas of the 18th century They
knew the political PHILOSOPHERS of
the era, and certain concepts as
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

ALASKA ENTRY-In Alaska the
sending
candidate catching cod-at
volunteered
Universe bathing Miss Mure
Hagberg o Fairbanks
She Fairbanks Carnival and when
officially miss Alaska" Her
being sponsored
kFAR In Fair
editor eft) and Al Bramstedt
tackled bathing
inside work. boys
Photo by Doutht Courtesy The Alaska Weekly
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

those expressed in the American
Declaration of Independence and
the Declaration of Human Rights
from the Great French Revolution
in 1889 We're the torches shining
in their minds. showing the way
Continued on Page A.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

AS usual there will be races for
young and old, boating, SWIM
ming and picnicing. The Nordic
Folkdancers from the University
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01

of Washington, directed by Cor.
don Ekvall Tracie, will present
number of lively colorful dane
es.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-27
Don't Wuit!

4la-room bungalow off Lake Shore
Blvd. large living room. wood burn
ing fireplace. attractive kitchen.
bedrooms, garage. overhead door.
nice lot 1t will definitely not lost
at this low price Of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-27
REALTORS


Income Property
Suite Apt. and stores on
Eost l56th. NE. $4l. 900
FGmilY. Eost l47th and
81. Clair ................ Sl4,OOO
Family. S 8. shore bath.
Will.-on-the-loke ..... Sl4.S00
Fomily. 4 6 a. Eost l40th.
Themes oreo .....$ll 400
Business Opportunities
Confectionery. Hayden Ave,
5 rooms. garage ........ S4500
Delicotessen. Eost 2o0th Street.
buClld ................... SoUUU
Delicotessen. Eost 200th Street.
Euclld ..,............ SooUU
Meets and Groceries. Ivonhoe
and Euclid Ave. ......... $4,000
Delicotessen, Eost l40th ST. .Sl3.500
Delicotessen. Eost lSSth ST. S25.0o0
Delicotessen and CO, Vine
Custord Stand and Drive-In Lunch
Combination; business con be built
up considerable, con be had for
$500. This is completely equipped,
nothing else needed.
Very Good Homes.
Singles
New Brick Bungalow. off Lloyd
Rood. s rooms ...... SIS. 900
Immaculate s Room Coloniol,
Beochlond oreo ........S .Sl6.500>
rooms and sunporch. of
Greenwood Ave. ..... Sl4.500
New Ala Room Bungalow. off
Ridge Road. Eost Sl4,5o0
9 Room House and 80 Acre
Farm, Tourists OK $4,000
room. Q bedroom; breezewoY
and attached garage.
White Road ............ .S2l 800
For Rent
LUge, rectangular one story build
ing with $4,000 SO. IT,, 40x80 feet.
hos l large overhead door and
swing door. well water with electric
pump and q small Office room.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
Willidnl Lynch
Realty Co.
REALTORS
1880 Loke Shore Blvd.
IVonhoe l-4449
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-27
FOR RENT

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE 75c MINIMUM. CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENTS - SOC
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WE'D
NESDAY.
BEER dispensers, picnics weddfnRs,
etc. RE. 1-4O09. 7S1 East 256th 81.
THE Claire Hotel, 653 East 1O5th; clean
sleeping rooms: single $40 week,
double Sl2 week; good transportation:
prefer employed, white. GL. I-844s
PICNIC grove. Call KE. 1921 eve
nlngs.
SLEEPING room for girl. KE. i.T767.
ROOM for gentleman, private entrance
and bath. 1918 Mohican. ". 1898.
NICE room near two bus lines. for
man or woman. Harland ave near
East l85th ST. w. l-6635
TWIN bedroom. kitchen privileges.
ladies ". 1855.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
Die Gaar.ssraae

gor ieiner 9ieiie nod gngIan0
tpeilte Gr. Moennlter in Haris, no ct
in ieiner gieenidaft aIs aabeninini-
tier elmer 5isltng Der Miniiter fir
ben 5huntan-Blnn Der Monton-
Union beiipobnte 5ur 8eratllng oes
gntipurfs 5li elmer eiirop1iihen Ser
faiiung, tDelher in StraBburg ausge-
arbeitet tpltroe. gu1 itanben oitf iei-
nen Brogramm 8eiprehnngen NIT
sc. gioault iiber sic 5aar-J -Jrage,
bod perlautet nidts iiber oeren gr-
gebnis.
geod) in Ser nerganeenen ISOLDE
botte bie oeutide 9fegierung an oie
Oeitgliebltaaten 0es guropn-@ates elm
Wemoranoum geiattbt, in tpel6em
Der 8oripurf erboben muroe, oab bie
5aarldnber burd oos 8erbot Ser
oeutiden Barteien ibrer politilben
Jreibeit berai1bt ieien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23

Soiepb, Ninn., eeIeitete ct -gIouo-
Soipital feierte arn ii. Dsai iein
Observation-Disclosures BeItehen,
unO 5lDar nit einem bon giId,of
9artboIome 5elebrierten Bontififaf-
amt nnb aniblieBenoem 5eitoft. sln-
ldblid ser 5eier lprrbe 5ipei shpe-
Itern, bic beibe bereits fiinflnbfiinf-
gig Sabre in Der Solpital5 5Rranfen-
pflege geipirft baben, Die Gbrenme-
oaille oes giihofs iiberrei6t. Die 10
@eebrten iino bie ebrtp. Sd)tpeltern
Sulitta Soppe uno glisabetb San
Ieble.
ct. Eaml, Winn. Gm fommen-
BEN Sonntag, beginnt bic pier5iaItiin-
oige slnoa6t I'M Sauie bes @uten
Sirten, ct. Baul, iotpie in folaenoen
Efarrfirden Ger gr5oio5eie: ct. So
iepbs, Senoerion; ct. Seinrids,
@tonticello; 90. 3prillus uno Wie-
tbooius', Saunton; ct. gortboIo-
mGus, 8aD5ata.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
OHIO WAISENFREUND
Wublished weekly every Saturday
since 1879

Steies WobenbIatt eridetnt iest
benz Sabr 1873 reselmdBig ieoen
Samtstag un6 nirb berausgegeben
gum Beiten oes Bapitlidcn &oae'
sinm Soiepbinum IN 8ortbineton.
Ohio, beiien 3ped bic Seranbilouns
piirbiger 8rieiteraoslinge fir Die
Der. Staaten lit. 8ieie anitalt tit
bauptiddlid aneepisien auf Die GIN
Finite oieies 8lattes unb Die @eiden'
te Ieiner 2eier.
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aerer Printing Company, 12S East
Tenth Street, st. Paul 1, Mime
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l1nrait in Aesspten

Der dgpptii6e @eneralitabsdei
Camel Naiier propbe3eite Ieste $50
DIE einen Bolfsaufitanb gegen Die bri-
tii6en gruppen, faQs Die M1umune
Der &unal5one nidt innerbnlb BON
apei ODER orei Monaten erfolgen ioa-
te. Die Spannung aipiiben england
uno aegDpten lit gr0ber getporoen.
Mus SPORT Saio fam oie MeIouna,
bob Die Briten in Der &anaIaone @rG-
ben ausbeben nno StraBenlperren err
riften. Ser britiihe &reu5er uBer-
muba" lit in Bort 5aio eingetroffen.
Son Malta iinb Eruppen abgegan-
gen. Die nab angemeiner Mnnabme
Die @arniion BON $4,000 Wann oml
Sue5-&anaI beritdrfen iollen.
StaatsiefretGr DuQes, Der auaen-
bliflih ben Naben Often bereiit, err
fldrte nod elmer &onferen3 nit Nre-
mier Naguib, Dob Die &anaIaone mad
uno nad gerGumt, Die 5tiispumfte
aber uin guten 3uitano alfredt-
erbalten ,per6en ionten, bamit iie i'm
San zines Rrieges bon Der freien
Welt benust tper6en f0nnen".
Noiier erbI1rte om ssreitag, Der
~eiud 0es amerifaniihen staatsie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
@,rdhna,e,4 il

&idmpnb, 8a. - Sn Ser bieligen
&atbeorale auurbe am 8. Mai ser BE-
reits Observation-Disclosures bobm. ST.
Slopo &eeler, ursroBnater llno friibe-
rer proteitantiider @eiltlider, pom
8ii6of Beter 8. sSreton gum 8rieiter
getneibt. 9ie Samilie &eeler lieB iid
1895 in 8ebforb, Ga., i1ie0er. SIopo
&eeler graouierte 1901 BON Noanofe
College, Salem, 8a., uno in 1904
bonn 4asemeinen GbeoloeiI6en Sc
minar Der gpiifopolfir6e in SEEM
Oorf. Ra6 ieiner Srbinier,,ng biente
er 51polf Sabre als gpiifopalgeil It'll
der, 5ulest als gr5oiafon, Dem &anse
zines @eneralnifar entlprehen6 in
Salina, Sans. 1915 trat &eeler uno
ieine Samilie our fatbolil6en Stride
iiber. gr ging IN bas @rapmoor-&lo-
iter Der Sran5isfaner in @arriion,
q. g., mo er in Dem Stuoienbaus Elm
SsSabr lebte. 1926 trot &eeler in ben
Nationol Catholic @elfare Confer
ence-Nadri6tenbienit elm unb ipuroe
ipdter BubIi5itatsoireftor fir Die
&atbolilde Naboiten- -8obl oblfobrts.8er-
einigung in SEEM gorf, in ipelder
Stellung er perblieb, Bis &ranfbeit
ieinen Hiidtritt 1913 er5ipane. gr
per5og nit ieiner Samilie 1pieoer nod
Waibinston, 8. g., mo- Srau &eeIer
1947 itarb.
ct. GIomS, Winn. = DDS biefige
bon ben Bene6iftinerinnen bon ct.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
Sttmlue 0eS TDlfeS
fiir bas SDiepbiuun1

3 ginliegeno $500 CUR laufenoen
Sreiitelle fir einen armen Stuoenten.
SD bate Die @abe Dem gottli6en
5er5en Seiu, Ser beiligen geuttergot=
tes nnb Dem I'll. Soiepb 81 @bren in
einem Inliegen beripro6en. Sd bin,
Soft lei 3anf, erbort lporoen.
6. g., Minn.
giuliegenb ienoe i6 Sbnen cine
@abe, Die ih 5lr laufenben Sreiitene
Deriprohen bate, tpenn id) erbort
piiroe. @ott iei 0anf lit meine 8itte
erbort lporben. 8ottes Segen rube
auf Sbrer anftalt!
u. g., ST.
, eA
@inliegeno WoneD Sroer i'm 9e=
trage BON $500. Sd batte bie @abe
in einem anliegen periproden lnb
bin, @ott lei Sanf, erbort tporoen.
@ott iegne bas Soiepbinum!
S. 9. g., ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
ct. 8anl, Ninn.- @prtbington, ..
Samstag, IL. Nai 1858.
& / r d c II t al c II b er

Sonntas, "a. Iai: Seilises Yfinsit=
fet. = gpangelium: auss
lenoung ser Ipoitel (Sob. 14).
Montag, 25. Mai: 8ampbilius.
Sienstag 26. Mai: erasmus.
Dfitttpo6, 81. Mai: 8eoa.
9onnerstag, 90. Mai: @ilbelm.
Sreitag, 80. Wai: Wagoalena bon
Ea5ais.
Somstaa, 80. Moi: Gmmelia.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23

|fretdrg babe bic &altung Megpptens
England gegeniiber 1lift beeinfIuBt.
auh ipanote er iih gegen Die Soee,
bob Der Snea-Ganol cine 8nition Der
freien WeIt bIeiben 1rliiiiBfite, iinoem er8
'iagte, 6ie Muiien f0nnten iiber Sran
5unb Srof DorItoBen iinb Die &nnol-
5one bieIleidt fbon in fiinf5ebn Sa-
gen iiberre1nen. ,Die sSnftanationen
an1 aannl ii1b MIR cine 8erlorglings-
gone" iagte er. nGie arnbiihen 2G1l-
Der iino bereit, ied3ebn Dibiiionen
fir Die 8erteioigung oes @ebiets BE-
reit5nItenen. Natiirlih riiBten iie nit
an6eren Streitfrdften illteeriert mer-
ben"
Gnoe Der @obe fiinbigte bic 1gDp-
til6e Gegierlitg an, baB ieber @nn-
oelsberfebr nit ben 8riten in Ser
&anal5one obgebro6en miro linb bob
in Musnabmef1nen cine beionoere gr-
laubnis erlpirft merben muB. Muh
Nabrungsmittel uno 8aurnaterinl fir
Die britiihen Sruppen fallen unter
oas Defret, unb bie solge mag iein,
oaB nun Die 8riten oie 9abrungsmit-
tel fir ibre @arniion BON 10000
Weann aus England bringen nliiiien.
gs lit cine 9lrt 8lodabe, sic &oirp
iiber Die &anal5one nerb1ngt bat. Mnel
3ufnbritraBen lperoen iibertpaht iper-I
Den.
Die 2onooner fonierpatipe @oben-
I6rift ,8ecoroer' idrieb, Die Gage in
aegppten iei ploslid tpieoer gefdbr=
LID gelDoroen unO england itebe bel-
te einem u&rieg ndber als ieit Dem
ausbru6 bes &rieges in &orea".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
&ansler Nbenamer in Qonbon


Sn5miiden eebt Or. Moenauer
Sbritt fir Sbritt ,peiter, INN ieir
golf Dor Dem Sbidiol gu betpabren,
gum Spielban ser @eltmd6te 5ll
lueroen. gr lit in ben letten Sagen in
Sonoon nit oen sleiden gbren auf.
genommen uorben, lpie iiingit in
8aibinston. uno aspar 1tidt nur Inn
leiner imponierenoen Yerionli6feii
niaen, ionoern 1peil er es peritanoen
bat, Dem oeutlden Saftor ipieoer Sc,
wi6t gu oeribaffen.
Seine innerpolitii1en @egner mol
len nidt boren uno ieben, oaB Die
Sopiets als r8orItufe Der beutiden
ginisuns" Die 8ieoerberiteaung Der
in Botsoam beibloiienen Bierndhte-
&ontroue aufs Tapet gebradt baben.
Ioenauer erri1tet cine feite 8arriere
gesen bieie 8ieoerfebr Ser friiberen
Sbnmadt. Ser ibmere Stein, Der aus
Der Siefe bon 1915 nit unenoli6er
Wtitbe emporgeibleppt tpuroe, ion
ni6t ipieber 5uriidronen.
0as bebeutet nibt, bab er iih Ell
ner slusiprahe NIT guBlano iuioer-
lett. Sour min er oafiir iorgen, oaB iie
auf Ser @runblage gleiber Weaht
uno gleiben 3ebts gefiibrt ipirb.
Gesbalb iubt er auf alle S1ne fir
ben beutiden Mnipruh auf ginbeit
uno Sreibeit Die giidenoedung ourd
Die amerifaniIbe un6 britiide
Greunoihaft.
Dos entipribt BEN berGnberten
Wa6tberbGltniiien, ipobei man oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
M.8.s.

gnoli6 lit nns Der langeriebnte
&egen gefonlmen. @s ibien, oils ob
CONNER unO 8inter gu eleider 3eit
anfamen. 9as bat uniern &lee, @ei-
gen lno Oen 8rasplaten geipaItig ge-
bolien iobaB ielbit uniere Stuoenten
Ser pielen oaOurd entitanoenen ar=
beiten nidt gema6len iinb.