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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
s., MaiI.

Sralibent Sincoln 1par elmer ser
groBten Yr1Iioenten Der Ser. Staa.
ten, nod Braiioent @albington pobl
Der groBte 8rdiioent. Gum 8iirger-
trlege mar Sincoln ge5ipungen, oenn
Die Srennllng bon foro uno Siio mar
lhon oou5ogen, nod ebe 2incoln
inauguriert mar. gs lit cine gan5
irrige slnli6t, ouB Ser 8iirserfrieg
ausgefampft puroe, Inn sic Sflapen
5u befreien. 3lpilben Noro uno Siio
CAB es oerlbieOene Heibfld6en, po-
bon Die Sflaperei MIR eine bilOete.
@eil Die Sntereiien ni6t harmonic
rem Dollten, mar i'm SiiOen I6on friib
Dos Gerlangen ertDad)t, cine getrennte
Hegierumg 81 biloen. Iarllm au6
batten Noro uno Sii0 fundamental
pcrlhieoene Inliften iiber oie Sou=
oerunltat Der Stauten. 81breno i'm
Siioen Der 8eOanfe lid5 eingeniItet
bate, baB sic Staaten itb aus freien
Stiiden Dem 8unOe angel6loilen, i'm
oesbalb aber aub ipieoer auf @unl6
oerlalien biirften, betra6tete man i'm
NorOen Die Ser. Staaten nibt als
StaatenbunO unabbdngiger Staaten,
lonoern als 8unoesItaat nit elmer
5entralen Hegierung. Son bielem if
rem oermeintli6en He6te 1pollte ser
Siioen 8ebrau6 MAIDEN, nls es Our9
Die 8abl 2incolns, eines @egners
Der Stlaperet, flar pltroe, oaB tie in
Oieler 5rage nidts BON ibm 5u ertpar-
ten batten. gei ieinem 9lmtsalttritt
anerfannte 2incoln sic Sflaperei atno
er bot alles auf, SEN gruf) nit Dem
SiiOen iuieoer 5u reparieren. ssm
5peiten 8riegsiabre aber erflarte er
Die Sflaperei fir fret, neil Ser Sit
Oen auf Der Srennlng beItano. @s lit
pabr, oaB 2incoln bierbei ieiue Mutos
ritat iiberiGritt; eenn als HrGliSent
loQte er ia Sic 2anbesperfalilng bod
balten llno Sic 8eiebe eini6arfen.
Nun NOR aber bic Sflaperei burh
Die 2anoesperfaiiung l1nO bie @elete
fir oie Sii6Itaaten erlaubt, tpdbren0
lie i'm Horoen aaeroings nur
our6 Staatsgelete - perboten mar.
gbe oie Sflauerei auf redtli6e Weiie
abgeI6afft tperoen fonnte, muBte crit
0ie 8erfaiiung uno bie @eiebe abge-
anoert perben. Wan entibuloigt Gin
coins uebergriff nit Dem 6intpeis auf
Die got ser 3eit. Wan lDar mitten
i'm &rieg. Durb Befreiung Ser Sfla-
ben fonnte 6ie Spmpatbie @ngIan6s,
oas es Bis iest nit bem Siioen belt,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
Eur Brrufsfragr
tAus arr .aaiinh.rnsr Kathultfd1ru
Atrh1snsrtfung')

sSrau Wteier itanb btnter ser Sa=
bentbefe 1lno taubte Elm langes Wel=
ier ooriorslid in oas bereitltebenoe
@aIiergefdB, ebe iie ste orei Stiid
Yrin5regententorte abi6nitt. ~Sarf
es ionlt nod etnas iein?" fragte ite
I'M immerbereiten Oienit am &unoen.
Nein, es ourfte lonlt ni6ts mebr lein.
Jrau aeberlein lieB ii6 oie Sorten-
itiide einpaden. r0a tperoen iib aber
Die &inOerlein 5ubauie freuen, ," mein=
te sic Ssnbaberin Ser Bidder un0 aon-
oitorei; ~iie lit gang friid, Die Sorte. "
Srau &eberlein lG6elte gebeinnis=
poa. y Gie geb0rt fir iemano in elmer
gang belonoeren anselegenbeit." 5rau
Weier muBte bereits, 0aB tie es erfab-
rem lperoe; benn oie 4unoin plaste
Ibier Dor Mitteilungsbegierbe. 9ie
beioen Jrallen beugten itd iiber Sen
2aoentiid einanOer 5u, als oas @e=
beimnis geliiftet muroe. ~aber bite
= gan5 i'm 8ertrauen!" rglber
bite - bel mir lit oas pie ins Grab
gelpro6en!"
4altm 5u glauben! Gas 4nnerl!
Hatiirlih fennt Srau Weier oas nette,
iaubere Wao6en bonn Saus Summer
II! Nein, per bate baran gebaht?
@ie ii6 MIR Elm 10 nettes M1oben
lebenbig begraben laiien fann! Sns
aloiter gebt bas Nnnerl! llno NOR
gen reiit iie bereits ab. nBiiien sic,
Jrau &eberlein, man lit ia ihlieBli1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

aus einem @uB balteben uno impo-
nieren, aller0ings nit Der einen Gin.
idrdnfrng, Bob bier oas ,GntboIi.
lbe" nit sien1li9er Disfretion ae-
nannt miro, mos ipieoeritm ser 8e.
tpuBtma6ung Ser ipe5ifiid fatboli.
lhen Soee i'm mooernen 2eben einiae
abibmddung bereitet. sSsn oieier Mih.
tung befennerii6er lit oie genannte
@riinonng bon Sobann Bilbelm
Nenmann, Die II. a. nit Or. 6. ssran-
gel on Der Spise eine betpnBt fatbo-
liid-fonierbatioe Saltung etnnimrnt
nnb Die Or. &rou in oen nunmebr
bon ibm iibernommenen ,Mbenblano'
iDeiterfiibrt. 2eioer fonnte Iie itdb Bis
ber nod ni6t in er1piinIbtem NaBe
onrhlesen, nenn al6 - ltnabbdnaia
oapon - in einem tpeiten @reis fa-
tboliider 3eitidriften ourdaus eine
abnli6e tatboliife Saltung anfIinat
nno ii6tbar miro. Giibn1eno fin6 IN
oteiem 3ulammenbang il1rner pieoer
= menn aud ni9t als 3eitung -
Die ,Stimmen Ser 3eit' berboraube-
ben, Die cine ebrlibe, iadIide uno
tiefgriinoige gebanolung aller 3eit-
fragen aus fatbolii6em @eilt borneb-
men. Man oarf ibre 5telIungnabme
in bieler Siniidt als utuesneiieno une
fiibrenb" be5ei6nen.
Joseph H. Wels, ST.
(5dluB folsD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
q. g., 4la.
@robartie!

gs lit ielbItperl ltdnolid slberglaube,
einem Sufeilen irgenotpie gebelme,
ibm inneipobnenoe 8liifsfraft bei5ll=
meilen. 2anse 3eit iino ii6 Die 6or=
l6er uneinig bariiber gepeIen, iporils
Der llriprune oieies aberglaubens 81
iu6en iei oh er iid an oas Wetoll
fniipfe, aus Dem Oas Sufeiien berge-
itellt lit, ODER an ieine 6orm. Heuers
oings lit man inoes 81 Dem @rgebnis
aefommen, oos beioe Softoren nit
ipreten, unb oaB iotpobl Waterial
pie Sorm anlaB gum Sufeilen-aber
glauben baben. Sic alten &omer uno
Grieben elaubten, oaB giien in melt
boberem @raOe als anoere Wtetalle
Slid brinsen. Die Seltisfeit oes 81
iens uno leine groBe Sermenobarfeit
io1pobl i'm Ingriff lpie in Der Sertet-
oieung baben piel Oa5u beigetragen,
oaB Die Weni6en oielem Wtetau eine
groBere @irfiamfeit 5ugei6rieben ba-
ben ols anoeren. 9ieies 8ertraue1l
aui bie euten gieenidaften oes 81
lens fiibrte Damn allmdblid oa5u, OaB
man an ieine eliidbringenoen @igen-
ihaften 5u elauben begann. Iebnlid)
ging es au6 BEN 9lrabern bes Wit=
telolters. gSenn bieie ploBlif bon
Sturm ODER ltnlpetter iiberrai6t mur=
oer, pilesten lie: ngiien, @ilen!" 81
rufen, oenn lie glaubten, oas 8ort
giien iei ausreideno, um Oas ltntDet-
ter 5u pertreiben. l1no bel oen Sfan=
oinapiern lit es bon uralten 3eiten
on als gliifbrlngeno betrahtet NOR
Sen, nenn iemano elm Stiid Gilen
fano. gei oen Iiiolihen Solfern bin
gegen, insbeonoere bel BEN Wtobum=
meoanern, galt ais gliidbrlngenoes
Symbol alles, mas Sic Sorm zines
Salbmonoes Bate, uno I6lieBltf lit
ia Die 5orm zines Sufeilens ni6ts
anoeres als Die ettpas erDeiterte sSorm
zines 5aIbmonbes. Iuf oieie @eiie
breitete Iif) oer glberglaube bon Der
gliidbringenoen araft oes Sufeilens
inter Ben meiiten aiiatilden SOlfern
aus. Den augenfauigiten geneis Ou=
iiir lieiern Die Gbineien, Sic ibre 8ra-
ber 10 anlegen, oaB iotpobl ieoes eln-
seine iiir itd mie ane 5uianlmen Elm
'Sufeiien barItellen. Senn tie glauben,
oaB Die Seelen Ser abgeibieoenen
feinen sSrieoen finOen fonnen, tpenn
sic @rdber cine anOere Sorm aufwei-
ien. SdlieBli6 lit audi in 8etrabt 5il
sieben, oaB oas Bfero ielbit ols Elm
Sier betrodtet miro, oas ieinem
!Serrn 8liif brinst - Elm Aberslou-
be, Der lib mieoerum bon Dem Ser
trauen leines Reiters 81 ieinem 8iero
berihreibt. Sm SuIeilen iinb iomit
orei ausenein als gliidbringeno be-
tra6tete Momente entbalten. gs lit
aus giien, bot Die 5orm zines Salb-
monbes uno gebort gum 8ferb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
zinPt grnBp 6rtlfrH-
rtdltnagrtt tm kathnlifdlp,t
Bputfhlann

Ser 8robe Guf' bra9te Dor einem
Sabre unter Oielem Sitel einen ni1t
nur leiensperten, ionoern ard Iebr-
reihen uno fir anoere 21noer nah-
5uabmenoen Wabnungsruf.
8er ieit Sem INSTRUMENTATION To-
tboliiden 2ebens i'm Sabre 1916 tie
Ter in uniere religios- -seiitise Bepe,
gung eingeorungen it, Dem lit es
= oeutli6er tpobl als Dor 1888 -
gum 8epuBtiein sefonmen, baB i'm
Brunoe 5tpei Stromunsen Inn Ben
fatboliiden @ebanfen in 0ertidlanO
ringen. 9a lit Dor auem iener &reis,
Der na6 Dem ariege in ettpa ipieber
Die freiere Ri6tl.ng aufgesriffen bat.
Sic permeioet nogli6lt oas @ort
~fatboliid". unb iu6t tropfenpeiIe
6riltli9es @eOanfensut su infiltrie-
rem. gs lit Oie bomoopatbil9e Metbo-
De, Oie Oauerno an Die GuBerIten
8ren5en oes Sragbaren gebt uno oft
faum nod cine ipe5ifilb fatbolii6e
Broblematif erfennen laBt. gs geb0rt
babel 5ur Sragif oieier &i6tung, oaB
lie lib pielfa6 in ~aagemein briltIi-
cben" IbItraftionen perliert uno 3u-
geitanbnis auf 3useltdn0nis madt,
Inn iiberbaupt on setpiiie S1i6ten
BON AuBenitebenoen rberan5ufom-
men,. 8ieber uno tpieoer belnerft
man babel, oaB in enbloien @bbano.
lungen Oie Eroblene bin- uno ber=
getpal5t - beiier nserreoet" tper=
oen un0 ser eigene Statlopunft in
tauleno 6doen 5erflieBt, 10 abnIid,
Die in einem Teil Ser fotboIii6en
ugen 5 B megung bie enolole
in lie tn ell e 9isfuiiion gang
uno gabe seiporoen lit. Gin tppii9es,
ia erl6redenoes 8eilpiel mar fir oieie
mebr 5rr u2infen" neigenoen &id.
tung Die 0isfuiiion iiber So5ialismus
uno goll6episnus uno 5ulett nod
iiber 0as driitli6e Mbenolano, tpobei
mir auf ben oieQei9t oraitii9Iten sluf=
lab perlpeilen mo6ten, BEN fiir5lib
8alter Girfs in Sen ,Sronffurter
Soften peroffentli6t bot. Inter Dem
Sitel ~Gbriltus, europa uno ser
5rieoe" i6reibt er, oaB oas fommenoe
europa ~fein 6riitli6es europa iein
fann, ionoern Elm europa, in Dem
gbriiten uno Ni6thriIten nit einan=
Der leben fonnen. gei6t Elm beiliges
europa miro BON uns geforoert, lon-
bern Elm profanes europa CD. 0ieIes
profane europa aber 5u bauen lit
elmer Der 0ienlte am Srieoen, oie 6as
brtltlide 8etpiiien beute bon ,lns Der,
langt(D, BON alien gbriIten oieles
Sentiments, am llnerbittlidIten aber
mobl bon SSsbnen uno bon uns, bon
ben 5ran5oien uno bon Sen Seut,
I6en",
Gemgegeniiber lit BEL pielen sic ebr-
llhe ugerabe" Wetbobe INNER tpeni-
ger gepflegt, oie Ginse aus fatboli=
l6er &raft beim gtamen au nennen
uno li6 riidbaltlos uno obne alle
&cmpromiiie fiir Gbriitus 5u befen-
men. $50 lit beute nod iene betpuBt
vintegralere" Irt, sic abiolut fatboli=
lben WfaBItdbe an aqe 8erei6e oes
Sebens 5u legen, inoem mir fIar uno
beltimmt bus foroern, mas mir aus
inneriter fatboliider &altllng ior6ern
miilien, tpollen mir uns als &atboIi-
fen nidt lelbIt aufgeben? Sim n66iten
fommt oieler Saltung bie mebr rfon=
ierpatipe" Stromung ser fatbolil6en
Breiie. Seren Opponent in ettpa sic
.Oeutlde Sagespoit' uno oie 3eit-
lbrift ,Neues abenoIan6' lit, 5eren
mebr 6riitlide 8ariante Ser ,@beini-
lfe Werfur' BARTLETT, elm portreffli.
DIES 8latt, beiien Nulnmern Itets tpie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

gu ben aroBten amerifanilhen gr-
finoungen oes nergangenen ssabrbun-
oerts geboren obne 3meifel: /. Die
Grfinoung oes 9ampfibiffes ourd
8obert Sutton. 9asl erlte 0ampf-
ldiff yGlermont" senanrlt, madte
ieine Brobefubrt spii1en Seem gorf
lno IlbanD in 5lpeiunboreiBia Stun-
oen (11. ausuit 1900. SIN Sabre
1919 freu5te Der erlte S5eanoanpfer,
Der ~Sapannab", in fiinfuno5tpan5is
Sagen Den S5ean bon Sapannab,
ga, na6 2iperpool, england. gu
Anfang oes nel,n5ebnten ssabrbun-
oerts mabte man iotpobI in europa
!als aub in BEN Ser. Staaten Ser
Iube, Den Sampf als 5rtebfraft fir
G6iffe 81 nerpenoen. Ser eigentlihe
Grfinoer tit unbefannt, aber Nobert
Sutton baute oas erite brauhbare
Sampfl6iff. 8lei65eitig experiment
tierte man alt6 oanlit, Sen Gampf oils
Sriebfraft 5ur Sortbemegung bon
Wagen 5ulanOe 5u pertpenoen. SIN
Sabre 1881 puroen biersulanOe Die
eriten 2ofomotipen perlpenoet. - 2.
Die erite amerifonild)e S6reibma=
ldine bon praftii6etn Nusen bat
Gbarles 8. Sboles gum grfinoer
1S69). - 3. 9as Selepbon. No6=
Dem glilba @rap uno anoere bon
Chicago oas Brin5ip oes Selepbons
bereits entOeft aber ri6t peripertet
batten, baute Ileranoer gea i'm Sub
re 1877 Die erite Selepbonlinie: So=
lem-9oIton (gntfernung ledaebn
Wteilem. 8rap baute in oemlelben
Sabre oie 2inie Gbicaso -Deilpaufee
(fiinfunoadt5is Weilen). Worie bate
lbon 1914 Die erite Selegrapbenlinie
erri6tet. A. Sbomas goiion erfano
1879 BEN 8bonograpb; 1894 bas
&inetolcope. Saneben ma6te er biele
anoere pertpolle grfinDungen, bel oe=
men gleftri5itdt peripertet tniro. -
auBer ben erpdbnten grfinbungen
gibt es nod biele anbere, sic gesen
gnoe oes perfIoiienen SSabrbunoerts
uno 5u Infans oes laufenoen eemadt
ooer bod peroolIfommnet tpuroen.
Wttt &e6t miro 0aber oie ietige 3eit
oas 3eitalter Ser grfinoungen ge-
nannt. Ser slufiduung in oieIer Sin-
|Ii6t lit 10 groB, neil oie i'm letten
Sabrbunoert gema9ten grfinbungen
Elm tieferes Stuoium ser 8ebeimniile
Der Ratur ernoglihen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

Iaes, mas bu @e5rudtes uns
@ei6riebenes leien magIt, lit 5uiam.
|mengeiest aus Du6ltaben oes M8g.
Gs laBt ii6 5lt allem brau6en, Su
@utem un6 Sble9ten, es lieiert oie
gu6ltaben our 81. Sdrift unb gum
WfeBbu6, aber au6 al nerteufelten
Seitungen uno 8ii6ern, no bie Ell.
|gentli6e @ottloiigfeit geprebigt miro.
Nun lit es aber gepiB, oaB aabaos
piele Weniden 10 tperoen, 10 Ieben, 10
lterben uno 10 fabren, ie na9oem fie
li6 bon 6riitli6en ooer BON Mledten
Sdriften getuobnt baben. Manbmal
bat Elm iunger NenI6 cine quite CT.
5iebung aubaus befommen, fp1ter
fommt er aber fort, Iieit i1le9te 8ii-
der uno 3eitungen, uno 10 tpirft er
leinet1 6riltliden @lauben ab uno
miro elm getuiiienloier MeniA, ser
iid meiitens Damn audi ser unsmht
bingibt. In6erieits iino i6on man6e,
Die mebr ooer ueniger in l1nsIaube
uno Siinben geItedt iino, 5,1r 1uabren
8efebrung gefontmen uno baben elm
6riitlihes 2eben angefansen, ipeiI
ibnen our6 @ottes fiigung elm DRIFT
li6es 8u6 in oie Sanoe geraten lit.
Ser fl. Sran5isfus bon Mifili mar
5nerit elm lebensluitiger &aufmanns-
John uno tpur6e ip1ter elm arober
Seiliger, bon tpeldem Ser meitper-
breitete Sroen Ser @apuatner un6
Jran5isfaner berfontntt. Il. S.
Bumpgenie. ~9u, BauI, fann
i6 oi6 INN 5tpan5ig Marf anp,1n,pen?
0as beiBt, 5ebn braldit bu min nur
5u geben, Damn iduloe i6 btr sebn,
uno ba on mir Damn nod sic an6eren
5ebn 5u geben baft, tpdren mir quit"
Sa55muiif. Ser sSa3afon1po-
nit pobnte ser @eneralprobe leiner
Sper BEL. Mm S9Iub ser Snbertiire
belt er fleine Mnipra9e ON 6as
Sr6eiter: ~Meine SerrenI go min
iA meine Wuiif geipielt babenl 5ie
baben oas ausgeaei6net gen1a9t. Sd
oanfe Sbnen!" 0n iagte Der erIte
@eiger: .8er5eibung, aber ib babe
nod orei Seiten gu ipielen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
OHO-wAIsENFREUND

fir ben Norben un6 Die Union ae.
uonnen Der6en tDos 0enu aud,
geihab. 2incoln lit elm Monn, Sen
Die geot Der 3eit groB rnabte. CT mar
ben an i'm eeItelten @nforoeruugen
getpadien. Oarunt oauert iein Iubn1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

lid, einen gBloffel bon, BET itarfem
SuIten alle StunOe. 9a oieler SuIten.
lirup bel monden abfiibreno tpirft,
oiirfen iolhe oie Wfeoi5in nidt 5u oft
nebmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
-G. 8., 8eisfird)en, Sentid-

Sic mo9ten tuiiien, pie oamals,
OILS Sic NIT ser gelben YoItfutlde
na6 Wer5ig flbren, es Sbnen 5umute
mar. Scum, Oas alte unb INNER i6one
~Sieo bonn BoItilon", Ser 10 i6on bon
alban Stol5 beI6rieben, finoen Sic
in Dem bon ibm geidriebenen giidlein
~3milcben 3eit llnb gtpigfett" Sieies
fann be5ogen iperoen bon oem S6rei=
ber su einem Breis, Sen Sic lelbIt
beltimmen fonnen. Sier lit oaS @e=
oidt ooer ser Sauptteil besi ielben:
~2iebli6 mar oie Waiennaht,
Silberpolflein flogen,
Sb ser boloen 5riiblingspraht
Sreuoig binge5ogen uIm.
S6lubItropbe:
@eiter sing's our6 Jelo urs Sag
Ntit oerbdnstem 3iigel;
Gang mir nod i'm DIRE lag
Sener Slang pom Siigel."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
Mrtn GnttfHgliilk
HINT P. Utmnfir.rns KraasA.
O.S.B.

~ anse BeIten iinb berinafe1,
" 11nb Der Simnel Sffnet fs.
Gb, pom 2idte bin id trnnfen,
ltnb bic Seele iudt MIR Did!
6Dd itebt in bes 2ebens Mitten
8pbl Der sroke &renaesbaam;
9od bic Giebe fat selitten,
ltnb ibr Slid - es lit fein sraum.
Mns Der 1tnidnl6 fernen sagex
&ebrt bic Spnne mir sariid
aaen Meniden nt6df id iagen:
8ommt nnb left u,ein 8ottesglsd!
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

q ,iries for housing during the year, of which 31 placements were made and the use of the telephone for long distance calls by POI servicemen and
 the serving of 50. .194 cups of
 coffee.
 A formal ball was held last night at which Captain l.. K. Rhodes, Commandant Kodiak Naval Station, presented the club with a check for $2, 900, allotted from the proceeds of the KNS United Charities Fund.
 The Club is operated by the USO Overseas Division with a
 committee of local citizens representing various organi- zations in Kodiak.
 Members of the committee and the organizations they re- present are John Gibbons,
 BPOE 1772; Martin Lam-
 precht, NCCS; Irene Brooks,
 American Legion Auxiliary;
 Mrs. Karl Brunstad, Kodiak
 Public School; Clarence Diz-
 ney, U. s. Marshal; Anona Gregorioff, Russian Orthodox Church; It. PIN. Hoffos, US. Naval Station; Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, City of Kodiak; Rev. Thomas Maher, S.J., St. Mary's Catholic Church; Oscar Nelson, American Legion; Jules Radinsky, Jewish Wel- fare Board; Mrs. George Sonntag, VFW Auxiliary; George Sonntag, VF w.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
School Enrolment
 Over Last Years

The enrolment in the ko- diak School has increased by 39 over last year. At the be- ginning of the second semes- ter January 19 the total num- Der of students enrolled was 38o. One year ago it was $50.
 Carolyn Gallagher, JoAnn Knudsen and Patricia Whit ney, seniors, were on the se- mester honor roll,
 Carl Smith and Gerald Gund- lach were the juniors on the roll and Sophomore Marcia Lund and Freshman Brad Po- land were the only ones from their classes.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Aas ding Joins Bank 10s urSnce Dept.

Ernest Harding, formerly of Anchorage, has arrived here to Ioln the insurance department of the Bank of Kodiak.
 Harding was formerly head of the Dow-Harding insurance agency in Anchorage, where he was in business for two years. Before that, he was in the insurance business in Seattle.
 Mrs. Harding, who is now tn Seattle, is expected to join her husband here next month.
 Harding is a nephew of Eugene Harding.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Sale Order Given lon Tax Roll

A judgement and order of sale for property on which Kodiak Independent School District taxes are delinquent was signed last weekend in Anchorage by Judge George w. Folta.
 Paul Dupler, attorney and school board member, went to Anchorage to present the matter to the court.
 At it's next meeting the school board will decide on a date of sale for the property.
 Publication of the delin- quent tax roll of the district, in four January issues of the MIRROR brought in $2, 520.6O in taxes.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Peterson Found Not Guilty

John E. Peterson, charged with disorderly conduct. was found not guilty last Friday afternoon in commissioners court. Talmage L. Smith re- presented the defendant.
 Jurors were Curtis Kimes Elwood Watson, J.J. Spring hill, Clyde Hatfield, Ole Olsen, Paul Swanson, Francis B. Bowman, NH. Rockstad, Mrs. Peter Chichenoff, Walter Kraft, H.A. Sivesind and Mary Frost.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
USO Completes First Year Of Service Here

\ The USO Club completed 12 months of operations in Kodiak on January 31, Elliot J. Fly mans, director. announced During the one year period 103, 257 servicemen and civil ians attended various events.
 The total attendance in cludes several Kodiak com munity~ affairs conducted at the club including the Alaska Music Trails Concert series, Baby Show, Garden Club Show, PTA Christmas party, Rotary Club Christmas Kid dies Party, VFW installation of officers, midnight mass of St. Mary's Catholic Church at Christmas and other musical group recitals.
 Hymans gave other statis- tics which include 3,52i in-
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

MT. and Mrs. Nick Ander- son returned to Anchorage Tuesday. Anderson had been here since before the death of his father Julius P. Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson came to attend the funeral last week.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

George Sonntag of Katmal post 7O56, VFW, left this week to attend a council of administration meeting of the VFW in Juneau. The meeting is being held there Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

Married on Jan. 23 by the US. Commissioner were Ger trude Berestoff, IA, and Edwin Robinson, l9, of the navy.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
To Hunt Wolves From Small Plane

An Alaskan bush pilot at Fairbanks has mounted a Remington automatic shotgun atop his Piper Super Cruiser for hunting wolves.
 The idea of a fixed gun firing from a plane is not new but it is believed this is the first time a gun of this caliber has been so arranged.
 Al Wright, former operator of the Nenana Air Service, will use the plane and gun when he follows the caribou herd in search of wolves.
 The gun has a built in recoil mechanism and firing is done by an electric solenoid action with the firing button on the stick. Reloading is accompli- shed through a small door over the pilots head.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

Mrs. Max LaLande was scheduled to leave this week for North Bay, Ont, where her mother is ill. She travelled east by Northwest Airlines.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
Stevenson Has No Regrets
About Talk Sense Cun0puiqn

Adlai Stevenson, Democratic
candidate for President last year,
has no regrets about his talk
sense" campaign even though it
failed to win him the election.
Writing in the current issue of
Life, the former Illinois Gov
ernor said he still believes it es-
sential to democracy for political
leaders to tell the truth. He i'm
piled that some Republican
campaignerS did not deal in
reasoned and precise debate" on
real issues and resorted instead to
what he called easy appeals and
false issues about Korea, corrup-
ton and Communists in govern
ment.
These, he said, "were not really
controversial issues between the
two candidates at all. No one was
running on pro-corruptlon
ticket or in favor of treachery.
Every one wanted to arrest in
f1ation, reduce the cost of living
and end the Stalemate in Korea
as. quickly as possible"
Feared Misinterpretation.
He confirmed that the idea of
going to Korea occurred to him
early in August, but he and his
advisers kept it secret. fearful
it might be construed as just a
political gesture"
This. the former Governor
wrote, might have been a
mistake"-an apparent reference
to the acclaim given Gen. Eisen-
hover when he announced his
plan TO go to Korea if elected.
Mr.. Stevenson said that while
he could not approve Gen. Eli
senhower's speech "about going
to Korea and the implication of
early settlement or the mislead-
ing use that was made of it, I
think he did the right thing to
go out there" He said he be-
lieved I'VE will all benefit from
his first-hand information" and
that he only wished the general
had travelled farther in the Far
East.
The former Democratic presi-
Dental nominee wrote frankly
nf Such nIleStiOnS as ideals"
with former President Truman,
the manner in which he was
nominated at the Chicago con-
vention, the kind of campaign
Evening star., 1953-02-27
Issue on Vishinsky
Is No Great Shakes,
Dulles Indicates

Secretary of State Dulles to-
day laughed of questions about
whether he thought Ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge did right in
refusine to shake hands with
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Vishinsky at a recent United
Nations General Assembly ses-
sion. The secretary said there
is no policy directive on such
things. He added that it is a
matter of personal taste left to
the discretion of distinguished
ambassadors.
AS for himself, Mr.. Dulles
said he"would meet the problem
if and when Mr.. Vishinsky stuck
out his hand for a shake.
Mr. Dulles said he expected
within the next week to attend
the Assembly session for a few
days