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Show ' fag Six 6 Brothers Get.Together BOX'ELDtr, JOURNAL After 63 Years Apart Utah : MAHONEY ; Brigham City, Friday, August 31, 1951 lAULT, Colo. (UP) The six Jeremiassen brothers 'held a reunion here for the first time in 63 years. They hadnt been together Wedding Bells Keep Pedagogue Busy IPHHJADEUFHIA, Wed- (UP) since 1888 in (Aarhus, Denmark, when the eldest, Jens, now 85, left home to come to America. The youngest, Nela, now 66, was only three then, All six, Weis, Jens, Ross, 80; , icas Catholic church here. He left soon after the wedding Sam, 76; John T3; and Jacob, 68, by plane lor Madrid, Spain,1 to were together at the reunion, marry Senorita Conchita Gull-ber- along with 25 children and dings kept Joseph R. Guerin busy for a while. Guerin, a teacher at Dayton (O.) University, gave away his sister in marriage at St. Mon- the ri a bears selected crr him ( 01 t. grandchildren. Then Ihe brought his wife back Only a sister, Mrs. Marea to America for their honeymoon. Fons, of Denmark, was missing. THIS -- - . - PICTURE APPEARED IN JULY ISSUE OF LIFE MAGAZINE 11 16 L ft 11 Aquella And No Other Product Was Used On This Tower And Picture 8. C. (UP) Hate sin, but love the sinner" has long been the motto of the Rev. Aelred F. Carlyle, British Columbia prison chaplain. VANCOUVER, tower The Aquellized at the left holds an eight foot head of water. The untreated tower at the right is water permeable . : and offers no practical restriction to the flow of water through its walls. NO MORE WET WALLS IN RAINY WEATHER . . THANKS TO FAMOUS , ( i Men Seen Getting Fussy Over Clothes Short Rest" Turns Into 28 Years 0 ill in SIAN FRANCISCO (UP) Fashion conscious American males, who seldom get to see any noticeable changes in their wardrobe, will demand innovations of comfort this fall. y il Father Carlyle has guided personally the spiritual lives of Thats the opinion of the Calsome 10,000 "persons In dis- ifornias Mens Apparel club, tress since he came to the pro- which predicts that the mascuvince from England in 1923. line clothes horse Is going to want lighter weight goods on The priest arrived In British his back from now on. Columbia for a short rest after Sol Greenbaum of Los Angelsuffering a nervous breakdown from overwork but he stayed on es, retiring president of CMAC, for 28 years to make his life says the general trend In mens work among the prisoners and clothing is toward "greater outcasts of society. a in ,ii in . I (He has gone home now. Archsays manufacturers are bishop Duke of Vancouver gave making their fall merchandis him an extended leave of ab- lng plans on that basis. sence from the diocese.1 Among the innovations, ac The smiling priest cording to Greenbaum: An over with kindly eyes will end,, his coat lining made of synthetic days in Prinknash Abbey, a material with a light weight monastery he founded more than insulation that gives as much 0 years ago in Gloucestershire, warmth as a flannel England. lining but is less bulky. As an Angelicas, Father CarFeather weight shoes also are lyle founded the first Benedic- the coming thing, and for that tine monastery to be established reason suede is the predicted in the Church of England since favorite for male footwear In the the Reformation. fall. The monastery renounced alThe comfort trend will be carte the Angellcan legiance church in 1913 and was receiv- ried out with a new "laceless ed into the Church of Rome. shoe which the clubs fashion The episode, before the outbreak experts say combines the ease of World War I, was a mark in of a "loafer with the support of an oxford. British church history. Other changes forecast for mens clothes this fall include a shirt, one with a long wing and one with a short wing. wear Ties probably will be more conservative, according to the apparel club, but they will be narrower. Single breasted suits are expected to have the edge Evaryon U over doubles and hats will have smaller brims. youthful, atraanv. IHe ' made known to millions by READERS DIGEST Your home can be dry even in the wettest weather if you Aquellize those porous masonry walls now. 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