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Evening star., 1941-11-23
Washington Club
Giving Tea Today
For Defense Girls

A tea for a group of girls who have
come to Washington to take defense
jobs will be held from 4 to 6 pm.
today at the Washington Club. DR.
Harrison Howe will entertain with
travel moving pictures.
Hostesses include Mrs. Gilbert H.
Grosvenor, Mrs. Albert Atwood, Mrs.
C. Willard Hayes, Mrs. w. F. Will
loughby. Mrs. Walter Kendall Myers
and Mrs, Daniel w. O'Donoshue. jr.
Mrs Albert w. Atwood will review
"Reveille in Washington" at the
book chat" tomorrow and Mrs. w.
Ridgely Chapline will show colored
moving pictures Of America Beau
ties From Coast to Coast" at the
Tuesday morning program.
A luncheon at pm. Wednesday
and club dinner at 7 pm. Thurs
day also are scheduled.
Alice Rogers Hager and Jackie
Martin, who recently made a trip
to Brazil, will be guests of honor
at the dinner Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Leo Schwarz to Talk
At Joint Institute

The Jewish Women's Joint Insti-
tute will present Leo w. Schwarz,
world traveller author and lecturer,
as speaker in the forum Tuesday at
las pm. at the Jewish Community
Center.
Mr.. SchWarZ. who is particularly
interested in education is co-author
Of You and Your Child" a book
on the educational problems of
young children.
The Jewish Women's Joint Insti-
tute is composed Of IA Jewish wom-
ems organizations headed by Mrs
Maurice Bisgyer. chairman. Mrs
Arthur Neuman. president of the
Washington section. National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women. will be chair
man at the Tuesday forum.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Musicale and Tea
Will Be Given
Bv WOman's Club

A musicale and tea will be pre-
sented by the music section OF the
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase at
pm. tomorrow at the club house
on Connecticut avenue Mrs. Hugh
LOTUS Murrell. chairman of the
section, announced the program, in
charge Of Mrs. Myron Writer'S. will
be given entirely by members of her
section.
With Hazel Brown Piers, at the
piano. selections will be presented
by Mrs. H. L. Buckardt, soprano.
and Mrs. Andrew Snow. contralto.
Readings by Mrs. j. Alan Maphis
and songs by a club sextette also
will be featured.
Tea will be served following the
program with Mrs. Charles J..
Sheppe as hostess.
Mrs. John P. Summerscale. wife
OF the Commercial Attache of the
British Embassy. will speak on The
English Woman's Part in Defense"
at meeting of the international
relations section Tuesday morning.
All members Of the club are in
vited.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Patroness List
For G. o. P. League
Party Increased

Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers of Massachusetts, and Repre-
sentative Frances P. Bolton of Ohio
have been added to the list Of pa
tronesses for the card party to be
given by the League OF Republican
Women Friday afternoon at the
Chevy Chase Maryland Woman's
Club.
Among those who have reserved
tables are Mrs. Matthew John Whit.
tall, Miss Grace Burton. Mrs. Will
liam r. Castle. Mrs. James E Wat
son. Mrs. Rudolph Max Kaufman
Mrs. French Myers. Mrs. Chandler
Hale, Mrs. Homer D. Angel, Mrs
William S. Corby, Mrs. Gilbert Gros-
venor. Representative Rogers, Miss
Temple Bailey. Mrs. Margaret Nc
Neirny and Mrs. Carl Droop.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Hanita Club to Hold
Fashion Show

A fashion show and entertain.
ment, including cards and Nah
Jong, will be given by the Hanita
Club of the Pioneer Women for
Palestine. at pm. Wednesday at
the Beth Sholom Synagogue, Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV.
Mrs. Oscar Gildenhorn and Mrs.
Oscar Fisher are co-chairmen of
the committee in charge. assisted
by Mrs. Barnet Landau Mrs. Isadore
Goodman, Mrs. Albert Epstein. Mrs.
William Leven and Mrs. Louis Park.
Prizes will be awarded and refresh
ments served.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Hiddinger in memory Of her mother
at q meeting Tuesday of the Manor
House Chapter at the home Of Mrs
Barton Stone Embry. Mrs. Hid
dinger's mother was organizing re-
gent OF the chapter. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, president of the Chap
ter House Corp, will be q guest.
Mrs. James Carter, regent OF
American Liberty Chapter. will be
hostess at a silver tea for members
and their friends next Sunday at
the Westchester Mrs. Earl Sapp
vice regent, will receive with the
hostess, and chapter officers will
assist.
Columbia Chapter will give a
pound party" Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. J. H. Ray, 1923 Reno
road NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Virginia Antiquities

The Washington branch of the
Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities will hold its
first meeting of the season at the
Willard Hotel at 2:30 pm. Friday.
The feature of the program will
be an address by the Right Rev.
Msgr. Edward Buckley, which will
follow the business session.
Mrs. Everard Robinson Todd, the
directress, will preside. The vice
directresses are Mrs William O.
Owen, Mrs. Henry st. George Tucker
and Mrs. William Cabell Moore.
The association is engaged in re-
storing landmarks and records and
has a long list of achievements.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Civic and Study Clubs

American Association Of University
Women-Tomorrow 3 pm, class
ical letter writer's; 4 pm. tea;
speaker. Elisabeth May Craig;
7:3O pm. creative writing group.
Tuesday. $50 pm. Spanish; 7:30
pm, sketching group. Wednes-
day, IL am. social welfare study
group: pm. defense work: 7:30
pm, musical ensemble. Thurs
day. II am, book review; speaker,
Miss Clara Herbert: $50 pm,
Spanish study; 7:30 pm. applied
arts study group. Friday, 7:45
pm, bridge. Saturday, $50 pm,
mixed dinner bridge.
Twentieth Century Club-Tomor-
row. II am. literature section,
Y. w. G, A.; reviewers, Mrs. Paul
A. Core, Mrs. Benjamin E. Smith
and Mrs. Vesta Eales; l pm, Red
Cross unit 2020 Massachusetts,
avenue NV Wednesday, 10 am,
Red Cross unit, 2020 Massachu-
sets avenue NV; nature section,
Parish House Of Universalist
Church. experience meeting"
with Mrs. John Van Schaick, jr..
and Mrs. Leo D. Miner as
hostesses. Thursday. / pm,
drama section luncheon, Y. w.
G. A.
women's City club-Today, tea:
guest artist. Miss Jean Nc
Candlish. Tuesday, 5 pm, cur
rent events section, women Who
Achieve" program; speakers, Miss
Jeune Carter and Mrs. Edward
r. Seal; evening. Board Of Direc-
tors meeting. Wednesday, after
noon and evening, 22d anniversary
celebration.
Business, Professional Clubs
Newspaper Women's Club Of Wash
ington-Tomorrow 8 pm, 1904
Twentieth street NV, business
meeting.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Tomorrow. pm. WASH
ington Club. Latin American SYM
postum.
Business Women's Council-Tues-
day evening, Covenant First
Presbyterian Church.
Bank Women's Club-TuesdAy, 6:15
pm. Thanksgiving party, $500
Sixteenth street NV: speaker.
Mrs. Jean Bennett.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Mrs. Craig to Speak
Before A. A. L. w.

Mrs. Elisabeth May Craig will
speak at the tea of the American
Association of University Women to-
morrow afternoon at club head
ington correspondent for a number
Of New England newspapers, will
tell of her experiences in the Senate
press gallery.
Miss Clara Herbert. librarian OF
the District of Columbia. will talk
before the morning book review sec
ton Thursday on outstanding books
of 1910 and 194l. An informal
luncheon will follow the program.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Card Party Planned

A card party will be given by the
District Alumnae Chapter OF the
Alpha Iota, international honorary
sorority, at 8 pm. Thursday, at the
home of Mary 10 Bailey, 26l7 Con-
necticut avenue NV
Newcomers to Washington who
are members of the sorority are In
vited to attend.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Women's City Club
To Mark Founding

The Women's City Club will cele-
brate its twenty second anniversary
with an afternoon tea and an eve
ming of entertainment Wednesday
at the clubhouse, 1856 Jackson place
NV.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the club will be held Tuesday
evening.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Regent Of Rome Chapter
OF D. A. R. Reports Work
Goes on Despite War
Mrs. Graham H. Kemper
Now Living in Washington
After Return From Italy
By GRETCHEN SMITH.

censored mails the work
Revolution still carried the
Of Chapter
In
Kemper living 322 Harrison street NV,
returned In conducting
business.
from signora
Paul member the chapter
received good order Mrs Kemper said incidentally Ssnora
Alexandria,
Chapter Mrs. Kemper explained
before the
continued
icansw
Thirty ome Members
Chapter There.
organized Miss Jesca Morgan
and has a membership of 80
1T was necessary
Evening star., 1941-11-23

70 function" she explained. He was
delighted to give us that permission
when he learned the society was
opposed to Communism"
The chapter is often called on for
work different from that of the
chapters here, Mrs. Kemper COM
mented.
After Italy entered the war, We
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Publicity chairmen are re-
minded that news of womens
clubs intended for the Sunday
edition Of The Star must be in
the office Of the editor by noon
of the preceding Wednesday.
No exceptions to this deadline
for Sunday copy can be made.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Ceskoslovenske deti z Angle
dekuji.
(Tiskova sluzba G. N. R.

Dvanactileta r. z. z Londy-
ma dekuje v dopisu darkyni O.
devu, ktery dostala z Ameriky
"Velectena PAM!
Mil 8milety bratficek a ia
dostali jsme cd Ceskoslovenske
no Cerveneho kr1ze kalhoty z
prac1ho sametu a kosile Vami
zhotovene. Dekuji Yam mno-
hokrate a srdecne "a tyto tax
krasne darky, ktere nam prisly
velmi who'd, jezto jsme je velmi
nutne potrebovali. Sc svymi ro-
dici uprchli jsme z Ceskosloven
ska v cervenci 1889 do Angle
a pro mas deti nemohli nasi ro-
dice dovesti mnoho satstva a
nemohou zde satstvo koupiti,
ponevadz je moe drahe.
Jsem rozena ma Morave. Mil
otec a ma matka jsou tez z Mo-
ravy. Nyni je mne IL let. V
Anglii jsem chodila napfed do
anglickych skol. Nynl vsak
chodim do move zrfzene cesko-
slovenske skoly, kde Sc uc1m
cesky, anglicky a froncouzsky.
Skola Sc stehuje, proto jsme
ted u rodic1 v Londyne. M6j
otec byl v X. advokatem. Rodi-
&c museli cely svdj majetek "a
nechati v Ceskoslovensku kdyz
Nemci tuto nasl krasnou vlast
obsadili. Jsem presvedcena, re
Sc Ease dom1 vrat1me, jiz Sc ma
to velmi teS1m.
Jeste jednou me uprimne dl-
ky. Zdravl Vas srdecne R. z
Take ia Yam dekuji srdecn6
"a kalhoty a kosilku a posllam
Yam srdecny pozdrav H. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
SLET AMERICKEHO
Jan Reiner; ST. Louis, Mo.
"Vzlef Americky Sokole

"Vzlef Americky Sokole y
"Jdou Sokolske silky jdou,
prapor jim via, mad hlavou -"
IS touto Sokolskou p1sni ma
rtech vyjedeme my, ST. Louistl
Ookolove a Sokolice do Chica-
ga, by sucastnili jsme Sc Vse-
sokolskeho Sletu, koncem mesf-
&c cervna 1871. Nase Jednota
jest 81 dobre vedoma, re letos-
nj Slet Dude ukazkou nejen ma
81 silly, ale i vyspelosti, pred A
merlckou verejnost1 a re musi
byti vzpruhou, kazdemu &C.
chu a Slovaku, kteff by snad
nell pochyby o tom, re mas ma
rod dosud zije, vysle nejvetsf
pocet cvicenc1 a zavodnikd v
jej1 historic. PoSleme dorost,
zeny, muze a treba i ia nejmen
81 kanata, by prispeli jsme k O.
brovskemu 1spechu naSeho Sle-
tn. Mimo toho agitovati bude-
me mezi nasfm lidem, by celia
vyprava byla tou nejpocetnej-
ST.. V dnesn1 pohnutlive dobe,
kdy mas narod upf v poutech
vraha, kdy tam, donna, Sokol-
stvu hroz1 vyhlazeni, mus1me
my, zde v Americe, nesti pra-
por idealG "Fuegnera a Tyrse''
my muslme byti tou narodnf
gardou, ktera kraceti Dude s
heslem: "Vlast Matt, az mas
zavola, co Verne ditky sve, tn
mocha Pare Sokola, zle sk1dce
" souboj we" Pevne veTime,
re kazda Sokolska Jednota v
Americe, nasledovati Dude pT1-
kladu sve matt, Sokola St. Louis
keno a re kazda Ceskosloven-
ska osada, zastoupena Dude
navstevn1ky pTi Sokolskem Sic
tn.
Jake to budou pro mas radost-
ne chv1le, bratr1 a sestry, kdyz
uvidlme opetne tn velkou rodi-
nu Sokolskou p~ohromade, jake
pocity slasti a hrdosti naplni
nasi hrud, pohledem ma dlouhe
silky Sokolic a Sokolu bujar-
nych? My pax smele a nadse-
ne Sc mGzeme pochlubiti, re
vse, CO zr1me pred sebou jest
nase a re nam bylo doprano
byti pr1tomnu tax vyznamne
manifestaci. A hlavne, re ma
me tn cest byti clenem, tax
krasne organisace, jakou jest
Sokolstvo Americke. Pevne We
r1me, re mas venkov pine do
stoji svoji povinnosti a re kaz-
dy, kdo jen Dude moci, zaletne
S Americkymi Sokoly do nas1
Chicazske Metropole k temto
vyznamnym dn6m historic A
merickych Cech1 a SlovakG a
doufame, re nebude jednoho
krajana neb krajanky v Chica-
gu, at jiz jakehokoliv polite
keno neb nabozenskeho pre-
svedcenf, kteTl by nebyli jedni
z tech, kter1 napln1 obrovske
"Vojfnovo pole" do posledn1ho
mistecka. SLETU ZDAR!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Slova Masarykova.

"Laska je jiste to nejvyssi V
zivot6. Ale jestli name sveho
bliznfho radi, jestli name mi
lovat vlast, pax mus1me praco-
vat. Laska je prace. Nestaci
o lasce mluvit, ale p~racovat pro
sveho kamarada, pro sve rodi-
&c, pro sve pratele."
T. c.. Masaryk.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

uno feline &eilisen nit ibm. gbriit,,s
berridt uno feline Seiligen nit ibm."
Dortbin ipollen mir, oortbin Iollen
mir. @s fontmt einmaI ein Muerbei-
gentag, iuo aud mir au 6en @efeiers
ten geboren miiiie,t.
X
8ie iinnig uno troitpoa fiibrt nns
6ie Stride tpie eine quite Wtutter ont
Sage nad bem frobe1t Maerbeilise,1.
feite at ben @rdbern ,nierer geIieb=
ten 8eritorbeneu. Mud bier eribeiut
Die Stride ipieoer ais Die groBe, miloe
uno bilfreide Sr0lterin. sic betet
nno opfert bellte fit ale ibre &inoer.
g8ie fa,m at elmer anoern Belt
fommt uns sic iibertpdltigenoe @obr>
beit aunt 8etp1btieir 6aB 6as &eib
@ottes, 5u bem tpir geb0ren, ein rie>
iiges &eid 1T. 6as atle 3eiten, ale
2dn6er uno Nationen ieoer 8aiie ,1no
ieoer Sprade, Belt uno @tuisfeit ,,m.
fabt: sic ltreiter6e Stride bier auf
.Groen, bic leioenoe irn Segfeler uno
Die triulnpbierenbe i,n Simmel. 3uei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

cine uniterblide Seele. Dieie Seele
mub iid auf einen gan5 anoern So
benflug beriteben. sic muB oen BeJ
fennen ,t1o iuden uno tpeiter tpan-
oern, Bis 51 6en @eitaoen ibrer .eipi-
gen Sei,nat, bon mo iie ausgeeangen
lit, uno ipobin lie pieoer 5ltriidfebrt:
uSreuet e,,d ,1no froblodet, euer
2obn miro erob fem int &immel."
GIerbeiligen. 8ont 8eg, ser BORT
binauffiibrt, reoen uns oie @eiligen.
Sic eingen i'm uns boran. 8ir iol-
len ibnen folseu. Sic baben oie gIei,
6en &dmpfe, Miiben, Beriubungen,
2eoeu gebabt tpie mir. Sic iino nidt
aus anoerm Sol5 seidnitt gelueien
ais lpir. Sic iparen bon ,,nierm
Jleiih llnb 8lut, ringenoe Meniden
tpie mir.
Sic fi,16 nidt &eilige bon Mnfang
au getpeien, iie iino es langiaut uns
allmablid, auf Dartem, borne1boIlem
&eg Der Selbitbeberridung , ,tnb
SelbitDerleugnung eepor6en. Das lit
unier Croft. Wenn @ottes @ebote
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Merbttlisen slatrieelem

Ser 2iifte Sen Me,,ideu at eroberlt
iene 8eairfe, mo bisber nur Ser aoler
.tpie elm &onig berrfdte. Mber mas
benn lt,tn9 8enn mir BORT aud anes
beberrf6elt, ipenn tpir bSber nnb b6-
ber aufftiegen unb, ,,nbefiin1mert INN
2uftitr0nliln9en ,,nb Sturmesgemal-
ten, Die 2iifte bllrdieeelten, 10 tpie
ein 2abn iiber Sic 8ellen gleitet,
.ipiire es oann iueit ger1ue? >gsein, nod
ldngit nibt genltg. Denn ni6t luter
Den 8olfen Der ober altd burd oie
@olfen bin 5lt ieseln tit Menidenr
beitimn,,,ng uno &enibenaiel, mir
miifien iiber sic 8olfen binars. Aae
anbern @rfolee tpGren nod nibts fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

groBe Sanf- nno 8ittfeite fms aner-
Beiligen uuo 9laerIeelen. Den 0auf
f6nnen iuir iu feiner 8eiie ipiirSiger
abitatten ,mo ,5iirbitte fir uniere ab-
aeitorbenen founen mir nibt tpirf.
iamer beim lieben @ott einlegen, als
baB mir lit bieien Saeen bas 81.
WeBopfer ,no sic IF. &ommunion su
oieiem bebren 9oppelatped aufopfern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Dbia BaiienfrenaS

uns idper udo lditis iperbeu nit it,
rem ebernen rDu iollit', banm font
men .siie. ,lniere griiber, nit ibrem
erbabenen n9u fannIt", bas bon it,
rem 2ebens,peg aussebt. 9as tit bic
2eudtfraft bieier @eitalten, oas ers
,n,,tisenbe geifpiel nollenbeter Ser.
ionlidfeiten, oie 10 nabe ,,nierm Srr-
tllm ,,no. ,,nierer Sdtpdde pertpanot
iino, ,,no bod 10 aetualtig bod uno
:itarf allr ituern Greibeit llnb aur
Serrlbaft iiber itd ielbit enlporipud>
len, in Der araft Der @naoe Seiu
@brilti uno ser ipunoerbaren @naben>
mittel I'M &eibe ,,nierer Stride.
.. so ida,en mir a,1i ,1no erbeben
freuoig uniere Sdupter: uBie berrlid
lit 6as &eib, in oem Gbriltl1s berribt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Melplerlebem in ber Sdmeis

ters lit es ser st. sSsafobstae, ant
lesten Sonntag int Seltmonat. 0a
miro aeiungen mo geipielt, gum Satt
Der Sanoorgel nno &lariuette auf
bent feitli6en &aieu eetan5t, Ser,pell
am Sormittag ser Talpreoiger 5ur
Mlp bh1al.fiteigt uno bem S60pler
aller @aben SEN Danf Ser Melplsr
ipridt. ISeitlide Speiien 1nb Srunf
peroelt geboten unO Sr0bli6feit
berrid)t, ipie lelten bel einen sseite,
oenu jung ,,no alt bGlt nit, neil
beim Melpler sic 6a,nilie rmo OorI,
gelneinid)oft nod Oinee bon @ebalt
,tno Mottpenoiefeit iinb, in Oeuen
1uau 2eio ,,uo ;Sre,lo gemeiniom trGet
uno foltet.
8enu sic OberltGieI obselpeioet
iiuO lno ser @a1ptltafel aufgcbruu6t
iinb, Damn fommt sic Mlpobfobrt!
0tit SSubu uno Subei, pie int Sriib-
ling! Wicoer perbcr Sen Sieren oie
erobeu S6ellcn l1m9ebGngt uno Ole
Sorner ser 2eittiere nit 8Imnen &c.
idnliidt. Die 1radt ipiro aus oer
Srubc gebolt nno geborig 5urehtas.
5npft. Gigenartig ipie Oiele alten,
bunten &leioer INNER lpieoer ihnutt
nno ldon Iino lno bie itroluuen
Mdobcn ,no 8uben beransprtcn,
Dob es cine lpabre sSreuoe lit, oicle
S6Dei5er Sennerl- llnS Melplertrud).
ten at ieben! Sic iperoen belte tpie.
Der ntcbr getrageu ais friiber, uiel-
leid)t beSbalb, ipeil nit ben1 bunten
Srabtenfleio isrcuoe ins oat6glide
2eben Oman nennt es Sen aranen
gatag) fommt. - Sm ltrnertal bal.
ten oie selpler nod ser sIlpabiobrt
Die &irhpeibfeitc. 8eionbers lebens.
pert lit Die Seunendilbi ser Shd,
dento1cr 5ennenbrl,oeridaft, sic ieit
1898 at 9iirelein beltebt. slm 20.
September eines jeoen SSSabres ta9t
oieie 8rltoeridoit unter freiem Sin1'
mel anf oen ,,sl6crn" al Spiriugcn
,uto ipdblt babel ben Sennenbolpt.
mann oen Stattbalter 1,nb 5nsi
5abnribe, oelt Sberpeet, 8eruolter
,tno &er5c1po9t, ser fiir sic firdliden
Mlpoingc 5u iorgen bat. 9lm 5oun-
tag Dor bem @allustag fommt oie
Sonnenbrl1oerid)aft 3ur Senneud)Iibi
GIT 8iirglen 3,,ian,men, Melpler uno
Melplerinnen in ldmude 2anbestradt
gefleioet. Scr firdliden Seier foIgt
ont @sittag inter Gang ,1no 9laus
oer farbeniroDc Iuf5llg 5l,m &ird).
plat, 100 oas 5abnenidtpinsen obge.
balten miro ,tnS sic ltarfen Senne,
I'M &ingen lno Sbtpingen uno ,p6br-
i6aften Solenlupf ibre &raft aeisen.
San5 unb Spiel beenoen oen feier.
li6en, fr6blifen Gag.
S,m Talgut miro alles auredt ge.
~nta6t. Die 6elofrudte iperoen in
5de,ne nno Seller gelaeert. Mui
6em Martte miro gebanoelt, perfauit
uuo gefauft, bamit Ser @inter int
Sm1s uno Sof gut iiberoauert iperoen
fann. Sn ser ,parnen 8auernit,1be
er5dblt man iid ober INNER pieber
beim abenbliden 2ampenibein pont
8erglerleben 5l,r Sommers5eit, uno
sic 8uben plansen oabei idou auf.
oen Sriibling, Der sic neue @lpfabrt
brineti - Mar Sedslin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Mittiusd, Sen 90. Dffobtr 1941


&ir6e oas Seit zines ibrer Seilieen,l
6ie i,l beroiiden Sample iib Sic emf.
ge Sintmelsfrone bier a,lf @rben err
iporben babeit. ge,tn gibt es aber
aablloie Seilige i'm Simntel, &eiltge,
Die bieleidt bier ai1f Grben falt,11 ee.
fannt ooer gar perfannt tparen. 1tno
an, boben Nnerbeiligentag feiert STE
&irbe, i'm feiuen sl1 iibergeben, bas
Seit aller Seiligen. ..:.
9et1ftpiiroig lit sic art, tpie bieies
idone, driitlide Seit, SOS Simmel,
groe nno 6egfeuer ,nuipannt, lit ser
fatboliiben Stride entitanoen lit. gs
befanb itb 1,dtnli6 in ser 6an1alieen
@elt1 1tobt Nom ein beriibn1ter @Deel,.
tempel, Bantbeon (Sempel aller @ott-
beiten) 9enannt, Der 6en Dienite uno
Der Gerebrung idtlttliber beibniiber
@osen eetpibmet mar. 60 pereinigte
berielbe elei6ialn alle bei6nii6en
@relel unb Mberglauben in leinen
Mauern. Mls oas Seibent,lm ,tnter=
gegangen tpar, nabmen sic gbriiten
8efib BON belnielben, INN ben mai,
ret, breieinieen @ott barin a,,aube<
ten. Hapft 8pntfatt1ts ber 8ierte
,peibte i'm ser @bre rno oem Nnoen.
fen Der Muerielielter SS,1nefral. Ma-
ria 1.nO auer Seiligeu uno lieB cine
srobe An5abl beilieer 9teliquie,l, bie
man aus ben @rdbern Der Martprer
l1ln bie Stabt &om uno in oen &a'
tafon1ben gelan1lnelt bate, BORT BEL.
iebe,t. @ie nun bier alle beiligen uno
berfldrten Diener @ottes gemeiniam
perebrt ip1roen. 10 beitintnte YapIt
.@regor Der Gierte int Sabre 934,
baB in Ser gan5eu Gbriitenbeit ei1l
aemeiniaines sSeit aller Seilisen ge-
feiert iueroe. Seitbem lit our6 aQe
Sabrbltuoerte binol1r6 bas auerbei-
ligenfeit gefeiert iporoen po1t Millio-
men, Die itd am oiesiabrisen 5eite
aaerbeiligen ielbit Ser :@lorie uno
bes elpieen @liides int Simmel err
freuen. Cine feierlibe, feItli6 fre11>
bi9e Stimmung mub uns ergreife,t,
ipenn mir aus bieler pergdngliben,
leioeus- l,no ioreensrei6en @elt bin
altfbliden at iener troitnollen, lntper=1
edngliben Welt. ..<
Bei ,bielen slnbenfen miro u1s
feierlid 5,1,nute. @s lit, als iei Ser
Si1nn1el beute sat5 anbers lpeit als
ionit fit uns geoffnet, als lei Der
&orbang 5nriideeidlasen, binter oem
Die @errli6feiten oes eipigen 2ebens
fir ltns berborgen iinb. Bir idauen
iie, ,,oie arobe Sdar aus allen B0ls
tern ltno Nationen, bic nietnano 5db>
len fann, oie 6ent 2an1,ne folgen, lpo-
bin es eebt'. Bir ieben lie im @eie
fte bor uns, ,,angetau nit lpetBen
&leiSern ,.ab Yalmen lit ben Sanben
tragenb". Bir b0re1 tbre gueluia<
geidnee, ibre 2oblieber bes Auerbod=
ften, Die oa iinb ,.tpie oas &a,1iden
bieler Baiier uno oas Mollen itarfer
Donner". Das iin6 Die Sauienoe, sic
bem grloier bes MenibengeidIedts
in g,lten uno fdlimn1en Sasen ,tad)z
folgten ltno bie er barun1 ,,ielig'' ge=
prieien bat: ,,Selig sic arlnen I'M
@etitel 5elig bie 9rauern6en! Sc
Zig Die Grieofertigen! 5elig oie ei-
mes reinen Seraens iinbr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Successful cam

Although Kennedy is opposite
from the governor in nearly every
characteristic. il has been happy
and successful alliance. Kennedy,
cautious and sure-footed has been
a safety valve in the life of the
iovial. happy governor. One has
balanced the other.
The highway commissioner is
an expert engineer and the fine
record of the department was due
as much TO one as 10 the other.
He has an aptitude for practical
politics. perhaps as keen an under
standing of political strategy as
any party leader in recent years.
Kennedys handicap is that he
does not possess Van Wagoner's
fair for making friends. He does
not smoke, he seldom takes a
drink. The governor is an expert
at poker; Kennedy is not inter-
ested.
He entered the department as
deputy to Van Wagner in 1888.
In the intervening years he helped
map every new road and every
bridge. lie planned the recent
Detroit street widenings and he
has blueprints ready for limited
access, m o dern thoroughfares
across town and into the north
west section of the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Difficult Fight

Perhaps It will be the toughest
fight of their alliance, for Repub-
ficsns are planning to nominate
Leroy c. Smith, director of the
Wayne County road commission.
Politicians believe Smith would
prove a strong candidate.
II might not be exactly correct
TO class Kennedy by the outworn
phrase of power behind the
throne" Yet if one man can be
singled out as having most influ-
ence with the governor, the title
certainly should go to him.
They are in touch by telephone
the day. Van Wagner
in his office in the Capitol and
Kennedy al his desk in the nearby
state office building. At night they
are together in a suite in the
Porter Hotel. where problems of
patronage and politics are ironed
out.