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Evening star., 1941-07-05

ofnciak from embassies and lega-
tions also called at the embassy,
while thousands of persons from all
walks of life walked by the bronze
casket to pay homage to the famous
musician.
Two Polish veterans of the World
War stood guard over the body.
Polish nuns kept a constant vigil
at the foot of the casket, kneeling
In prayer all day and night.
Meanwhile, in London today, the
Associated Press reported, Polish
officers and British admirers filled
Westminster Cathedral for a re-
QUEEN mass for Paderewski. Among
the congregation were Gen. Wladys-
law Sikorski, premier of the Polish
government in exile, and the Polish
Ambassador to Britain. Baron
Wigram, lord in waiting, represented
King George vi.
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fn mrntnriant

CARTER. LULA J. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. LULA j: CARTER.
ago today, July 5, 1928.
just in her Judgment. always right.
Honest and liberal. ever upright:
Loved by her friends. and all, she knew.
"' II HER 5EHi pEVoTED TEL GHinlEEN GaILpREN' you
| CISSEL. ISABELLE In sad memory OF
! our devoted mother and grandmother. 1SA-
BELLE CrSsELL, who departed this life
three years ago today. July 5, 1898.
The month of July again is here.
| To US, the saddest of the year;
! For three years ago. today
III, /. took our dearest friend aEsy ov
| SON, AND FAMILY
FERGUSON. CECILIA. In sad and low
s og5 W5o GEAR esE,e5 ns;
eleven years ago today. July s, 1880.
Rest in peace. dear mother.
In life we loved you dearly.
HER B pEVoTfD aeoh Dc pHuaHTERs ri JOSEPHINE
FER: FER MSRcAREH ASR 4 GREAT7sRAbDDAUoH gEE%shb1
HALL. DESIREE V. A tribute Of love to
the memory OF our darling daughter. srand-
daughter; niece and cousin. DEsIREE "
. fh4.. VINO ,olnsd e happy aoss oss band
often to your grave we've wandered.
Flowers TO place with gentle care
Over the one we loved so dearly.
Who Is sleeping SO peacefully there.
HER LOVING MOTHER, ETHEL r. HALL;
GRANDMOTHER, CARRIE v. CARROLL:
UNCLES. ELMER AND RAYMOND CAR
ROLL; COUSIN, STANLEY CARROLL.
NESLINE, ADELINE E. In sad but low
ing remembrance of my dear sister. ADE-
LINE E. NESLINE, who departed this life
July 5. 1927, fourteen years ago.
JOHN c. CHEVALIER.
PACE, JOHN H. In memory of our ia
ther and husband. JOHN H. PACE. who
passed away seven years ago, July s, 1884.
The month of July again Is here.
To us the saddest of the year:
A bitter grief. a shock severe,
To part with one we loved so dear.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
TAYLOR. MARGARET. Sacred to the
memory of loving and devoted mother,
MARGARET TAYLOR, resting in the Great
Beyond since July 5, 1910.
Sometimes when shadows cross our paths,
As shadows sometimes do,
We reach our hands across the mist
And touch the hand of you.
I'VE know the sun is in the sky,
We know true love is true:
But. oh. IL comforts in the dark
To touch the hand of you.''
JOHN, MAGGIE AND ANNA.
VIRNSTEIN, JOHN H. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our dear one. JOHN
H. VIRNSTEIN, who departed this life
ten years ago today, July 5, 1881.
HIS DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER
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III Mrmnrian

BAILEY. CHARLOTTE AND EDWARD W.
In sad but loving remembrance of our
daughter and sister, CHARLOTTE BAILEY.
who departed this life four years ago today,
July >; 1897. and our husband and father
EDWARD w. BAILEY, who left US six
years ago, July 10 1885.
Looking through Heavens windows,
Leaning on Heavens gate
You left behind broken heart.
Who loved you both sincere:
Who never has and never will
FORGET you, both to me so dear
BLANCHE BAILEY AND FAMILY
CAMPBELL, HELEN. In memory Of a
dear friend and pal, HELEN CAMPBELL,
who departed this life one year ago today,
July 5, 1910.
Loving and kind in all her ways
Upright and Just to the end of her days;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What beautiful memory she left behind.
Sadly missed
A FRIEND.
CAMPBELL. HELEN. In fond memory
Of my dear wife HELEN CAMPBELL. who
departed this life one year ago today.
July s. 1910
HER HUSBAND. ROBERT.
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Paderewski Requiem
Sung in Ampitheater
AT Arlington
Diplomats and Officials
Attend Services for
Polish Statesman

A high requiem mass for Ignacy
Jan Paderewski was sung in the
ampitheater of Arlington Nationa
Cemetery shortly before noon today
in the presence Of high diplomatic
and Government officials and hun.
dreds of Just plain people who came
to pay homage to the Polish pianist
and statesman.
The services were conducted by
the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani, apostolic delegate to the
United States.
Maj. Gen. Edwin Watson repre-
sented President Roosevelt, while
George Summerlin, chief of protocol
represented the State Department.
Rear Admiral H. Pott, British
Naval Attache, represented the
British Ambassador, Lord Halifax.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow OF
the wartime President, arrived for
the services almost an hour before
they started.
19-Gun Salute Fired.
The front of the rostrum was
covered with flowers and facing il
were seated Gen. Watson, Mr.. Sum-
merlin and the Polish Ambassador
Jan Ciechanowski, who came with
members of his staff and Nine
Antonina Wilkonska, sister of Pade-
rewSki.
A 19-gun salute doomed in the
background as the procession moved
toward the ampitheater. Included
in the procession were the United
States Army Band and Army, Navy
and Marine Corps detachmentS. A
soldier carried on a cushion the
highest Polish decoration that can
be awarded, Virtuti Militari, which
was awarded posthumously to the
pianist. Also in the procession
were II Polish soldiers from Canada
After the services there were sew
eral addresses, including one by the
Polish Ambassador. Paderewski's s
body was placed in a vault in Ar
lington to remain until conditions
in Europe permit his burial in his
native Poland.
5000 Pay Last Respects.
Yesterday more than 5000 persons
filed through the Polish Embassy
where Paderewski's body lay in state
from 10 am. to 10:45 pm, almost
five hours longer than had been
planned. One of the first to pay his
respects was the British Ambassador
Lord Halifax, and Sumner Welles,
Acting Secretary of State, who called
as the official representative OF
President Roosevelt.
A number of other high diplomatic
Evening star., 1941-07-05
William D. Kahn Dies:
Ex-Post Office Inspector

William Daniel Kahn, 64, veteran
post Office inspector, who retired in
1888 when he was inspector in
charge of the Washington division
died yesterday at the hospital of
Kecoughtan Veterans Administra- =
ton, Hampton, Va, the Associated
Press reported.
His death followed an illness of
three weeks and a longer period of
declining health.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
John M. Benson Rites
Arranged for Today

Funeral services for John M. Ben
son, 1919 Fourteenth street NV.
who died Wednesday at York, Pa.
were to be held at pm. today al
his home here.
Mr.. Benson, born in Denmark
came to this country in 1900. He
lived at one time in Cleveland, and
moved to Washington in 1882. AT
the time of his death he was en-
ployed by the Baltimore Steel Co
in York. A 32d degree Mason, he
was member of the Masonic Lodge
of Cleveland and a Shriner.
He is survived by his widow
Fannie Larsen Benson, three broth
ers and four sisters.
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the organizers of Calvary Methodist
Church and served as first principal
of its primary department.
She was the author in 1904 of
instrument Tuned" In 1889 she
and her husband celebrated their
5Oth wedding anniversary.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by two daughters. Mrs Ruth
H. Eakin and Mrs. Leila H. Eakin,
both of Mclean; two sons, William
B. Hit of Mclean, and Isaac r. Hit,
Sd. of Baltimore
Funeral services will be held at
Hines funeral home at 10 m. Tues
day. Interment will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

noeing. The operator of boat
house at Georgetown reported that
he had rented a canoe there, but
police have been unable to locate it.
Search was made yesterday along
the Georgetown Channel. Police
delayed dragging the stream in the
hope that they could find some in
dication of the point at which the
man had met with an accident.
Mr.. Fippin's automobile was
found parked near the boathouse
from which he rented the canoe.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

disappeared on
a canoeing trip
along the Po-
tomac iv e r
Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Fippin,
formerly a mo-
torcycle patrol
man, left his
home on Lee
boulevard in
Fairfax County,
Va, early in
the afternoon,
presumably to
r.NV
pay some bills
Evening star., 1941-07-05

OF the Rev. and
Mrs. William S.
Birch. She at
tended N or t h.
western Univer-
sity, Evanston,
ILL.,, and Earl
ham Coll e g e,
Richmond, Ind,
and was a men,
ber of Sigma
Chapter of Delta
Gamma Sorority
of the former
university. She
moved to WASH
ington in 1898
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Mrs. Rosa Birch Hit, 78,
Wife Of JUDGE, Is Dead

Mrs. Rosa May Birch Hit. 78, wife
OF Judge Isaac R. Hit, died at her
home in Mclean, Va, yesterday
after long illness.
Mrs. Hit was born in Elkhart,
Ind, on April 25, 1868, the daughter
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Ten Times in Humun Form

The religion of Syria's Druses.
founded in the 18th century, holds
that God has revealed himself 10
times in human form. the last time
in Cairo in 1890 AID.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Search Pushed for Body
Of MISSING Policeman

Harbor police continued to search
today for the body of James E. Ftp
pin, 32-year-old policeman at
tached to the eighth precinct, who
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gbereic Nemmamm beim 81. &otf In Srier
(Musfunft fir Mrs. 90. s., Mo.)

idaut, ser ia 10 bed uno flar iiber
lns leudtet. @ie cine Gertlaruug
gebt es iiber ibr @eii6t uno Srdnen
fii(len oie sluaen, uno perlen Die
8angen berunter. Wteine Efarrfin-
ser baben oieie ieltlame 9erion aae
bemertt ltno oa iie mr miibIam oie
Sreppen bina'fsebt, oenfen iie, es
lei cine &ranfe, Die gebeilt meroeu
modte. Da id mebrere 9iiber ii6er
1bereie Neumonn aeleien ,no Elm
8ilo bon ibr eeleben bate, tam es
auf einlnal tpie cine @rleu6t,,ng ii6er
MIDI: 9os lit Sberele 9teumann! Ho6
i'm 3lpeifel, frage id cine 6rau mei-
ner Bforrei: Soben Sic idon eia
8ilO BON 81. sc. eeIeDen? Neiu, Iagte
le. Sic fonnte mir allo nidt bclfen.
SSn5luiiden tuar id Dor bem Sl. 3od
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beiBt es neiter in Dem 8eribt. ,Sn
meiner ,lnnlittelbaren l1mgebung fno
uabrenb meines fur5en MufentbaItes
in Sitlers 8eid BRET 5rauen aus
@riinoen, bie auBerbalb Ser Na5i.
aren5en nit &riminalitdt nidt oas
@eringite 5lt tl,n baben, 5u @efdng.
nisItrafen berurteilt tporben Sin 19.
idbrtges Maoden tpurbe fir 5iuei
Wonate eingeferfert, tpeil iie li6 ge.
meigert bate, 2anoarbeiten au Der.
ridten. Sc nutte nidts, oaB fe
nodtpies, sic ein5ise etiibe ibrer
Sante au fem, sic iie er5oeen bate,
im6 NIT ber iie elm Sein teilte. Mud
Sic gfeue oes Mdodens Dor @eridt
uno ibre @rfldrltng, ite babe iid be-
Ionnen ,mo tpolle bie Seloarbeit
iibernebmen, Dalfen nidt. sic blieb
als ~gerbrederin" eeltempelt. Gin
Dienltmaoben in Samb,lrg tuuroe 5u
90 Monaten @ef6ngnis berlrteilt,
neil iie oneeblih nit ufeinoliden
Musldnoern", NIT Solen ,,nb 91nen,
bie in ibrer Nabbaridaft als
3wangsarbeiter oienten, geflirtet uuo
einem bon ibnen cine Photographic
bon lidj fel6it seid)enft batte."
u9ie @dttin zines 8erliners 8if+
tlalienbdnolers, eine dltere, frGnf'
lide Sra,t tpuroe eineeiperrt, neil
lie &unoinnen, bie iie nm nid)t bor'
banoene 8aren beordngten, 5lrief :
uSit ia BLOB eure eigene Sbulo. {.
..Sdttet ibr Dor 5ebn Sabren ni6t
fir Sitler geItimmt, "bdttet ibr iest
Nabrung fir cure 4inoer" - s.
". Sdmdarb.
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Dsitt'ppdj, BEN IL. Sani 194i
empor, oenn Die angit Dor Jlieeern
nimlnt NIT ie6er Naht au.

empor, oenn Die anglt Dor Jliegern
nimrnt nit ieoer Nadt 5u.
.Benn id BLOB enolib bran fdne",
flaet cine Jralt sic zines Nadmit-
tags in elmer Der iibliben ,,Shlan.
gen. Dor einem 2ebensmittellaoen
tpartete. ,tuenn ib nab Der 8erbnn-
felnua nod Sal1ie fomme, miiiien mir
tpieoer einmal In ungeliifteten 3int.
mern iblafen. Worsens, nenn mir
CUR 4rbeit eeben, tit es nod 5u fritz,
bic idrpar5en gorbdnee BON oen
Senltern su entfernen, uno menn mir
beimfommen, lit es eetp0bnlid 81,
fpdt, nm 2id)t unb 2uft ein5ulallen.
0tan miro nod miiber baourd. -"
>,@ieoiel beroienen Sic in Der
Gabrif2" fragte ser Sdipei5er cine
ouoere Srau. 300 Mart Inn Monat."
300 Marf lit ia biel @elb." Gar
auf oie Srau: sd aable "a Mart
nonatlid fir @obnung, 80 Mtarf
modentlid eebt fiir giien auf 40
Nart monatlid sebe id meiner alten
Mutter. Dann lit ser &in6ergarten
fir sic &inoer 81 be5ablen. gleftri-
f6es 2i6t, Gas. .. .slbgaben fir sic
9.@.S. (Geutlde Mrbeitsfront), fir
Die @interbilfe, fir bie gintopfge-
riht-Sammlung am Sonntag uno oie
anoeren patriotilden Mbeaben. Gem
Wann I6ide id, tpenn es Ianet, 10
Mart. @r lit felt oret Sabren beim
Militar. Sd babe i'm felt balo 5lpei
Sabren nibt geieben. go"
SD oernntte, oab in 9eltidlano
Mansel an @efdngniilen berrIdt', {,
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frete 8eiiunsen:
|. Gte aatbo1iten baben sic Bfli6t,
iid INNER an Sic @eIeke ser Moral
slt balten nno bon bieien niemols,
aud nidt ltnter politiI6en @ortpdn.
oenL ab5umeiden. 9araus folet baB
feline @eteilieung an 6untlen Ma-
denid)aften erlal,bt it, sic oui Dem
@runoias beruben, Der 3pet beilige
sic Mittel.
9. 9ie &atbolifen linb at auiribti.
ger Sreue seseniiber Dem idtpei5eri-
iben @aterlano umo our Mdtlmg bon
oelien traoitionellen @inribtungen
berpflidtet. @on ausl1noiiden 2eb,
ren rno 3ielen, sic ipe6er 1lnierer
@eI6idte nod nnleren 2ebensge-
mobnbeiten entipreden, lou man iid
ni6t 81 iebr beeinflrnen laiien.
a. 9ie &atbolifen iinb perpilid-
tet. in allem, mas Sic @erteioigung
oes 8aterlanbes betrifit, iid SEN
8eiil.ngen ser militGrii6en 8ebor-
oen 5u fiigen, oenielben sic bolle I'm.
terItiibung 5u idenfen 1no oeren @e-
feblen nit ',lIer Singabe nno obne
Slntergeoanfen uoh3ufommen.
9ieie Gor0erung erbebt ser 8iibof
int Namen ser Stride uno perbinoet
oamit 6te Mabnung, nidt in I'm.
tluger @eiie bas Spiel ser ltnrube-
filter gu foroern. ,,@as ale sic Yro.
iefte elmer nationalen geltauration,
ltmtponolung, @rneueruna s(npai-
lung ,.iw. betrifft, sic bon allerban6
Politifern, ieien oieie 2atbolifen
ooer nibt, beute borsetraeen tueroen,
10 nimmt sic Stride ba5u feine Stel-
lung. Seer INNER iolde Soeen bar.
lest, oarf iid babel nidt auf oie
Stride itiiben. oenn er ban6elt INNER
ntr als HrtoatperIon."
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&atboliider 8ii6oi gibt &eiimng iiber bic
politiide 6altmng btr 6atbolitem

@ie sic fatboliide Nodridten-
agentur 9ipa beridtet, bat in elmer
Der Iebten Museaben ieines Gi65elan.
blattes Migr. 8eiion, 8ildof oeu
Sreiburg /. S. S6pei5, 2aulanne rnO
@enf, inter bem SiteI STRIDE uno
Bolitif' cine tptbtiee grfldrune 5ur
politiIhen Saltung Ser 9atbolifen
IN oen eeeentudrtieen ltebereangssei'
ten oer0ffentlidt. Sarin miro in er'
iter 2inie feItaelteat, 6aB .es nidt in
Der 3uitdnoigfeit irgenolpelder 2aien
lieet, au iasen, paF Sic 2ebre ser
Stride in politiiden 'Sraeen lit. Aim
5u piiien, ipas Die STRIDE iiber cine
beltimmte Srage lebrt. bat man iid
an bie 2ebren ser Bdplte nno ser
8iidofe, nidt ober an sic @usiprii-
DIE irgenotpel6er nod 10 bodgeitellter
2aien au balten" Ser gildof iteat
oann feIt sob in Sen gegeniu6rtieen
politil6en 9isfliiionen lit ser 8eit'
id!pei3 fein 2aie bon ser Stride Sen
Nuftrag erbalten bat, in ibrem Na-
men su ipreden. "Die Stride mildt
fid nibt in sic Bo!itif Ser berlbieoe-
men Staaten, lie berbinbet lid NIT
feiner beitimmten Nesierungsform,
fonbern ldBt ben 80lfern bie poue
Greibeit, fib 10 5u orsaniiieren. mie
6as ibnen paBt, penn nur sic &C.
feke @ottes bea6tet iperoen. @enn
Die Bolitif ie6o6 oen slltar beriibrt,
bann nimmt aud sic Stride au ibr
Gtellung." Sn bieiem Gimme lit sic
Stride INNER fiir Die bodIten ibr
bon @ott anbertrauten @rlmbidse
eingetreten uno nod IN neuelter 3eit
bat Bius ser 3tpolfte lid in 9raft
uno &larbeit iiber Sen Sotalitaris-
mus rn6 ben 3ommunistmls ausge-
iproden. ,nniuiiien6 in bielen Sra
gen fino beltte n,lr iene Gatbolifen,
Die .bies nibt tpilien ipollen." 5bnie-
riger lit es, bieie @run6iGke auf be.
ftimnlte 5rasen an5nluenoen. Dies-
be5iiglid erteilt Der 9ilhof bier tom.
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.aneelangt, id CAB meine @egealtduoe
ab gum slnriiGren. Gann 5og ih mid
auf sic 8anf 51riitf, tuo Sic &rieIter
eirige 3eit fuien biirien 5ur gereb-
rl1ng Ser FL. geliqllie 9a fommt audi
oieie perldleierte sSrau uuo miro bonn
Ffarrer neben mid auf sic &niebant
geIuieien. 93ad elmer Weile iebt ite
lid lno ib fann bequem ibr @eIiht
ldauen, ga lie bas Sud- Dor Dem @e-
Iidt auseinanoerbdlt.
8eereiiliderpeiie bin id iebr er.
regt nno 5peifle inmer nod. So
fomnt ser iltnge Mann (ibr 8ruoer)
umo ninmt bie Inoo6tsgegeultinoe
BON SEN orei onoereu 51Iammen 5l.m
Nnrii6ren. Gas berbiillte Wtdoden
gibt ibm cine fleiue Sdabtel, 0ifnet
iie uno entnimmt ibr 3oientrdn5e.
We0ailleu 1mo 8iloer. Gen Gcdet
fat ct beinabe Dor mid 9eleet beim
Seffnen lmo oaralf lele ih oie
Aorelie: au SRI. sbereie 3ermann in
aonnersreltb. MlIo bod! Sic lit es.
Sd mar iebr froB. Nad elmer @eile
Iebte id MIDI uno reoe iie an: "5rl.
Sberele, id) bitte cine fleine @itte an
Sie.... Sic Iiebt mib an lno bort
aufmerflam 5u, iie nidte 5um sdlub
ltno lagte: Sa! moralf lic iid luieeer
5ltm 81. Sod tuauote. Ser YrieIter.
Pfarrer Naber, iuie ih alau6te, fniete
oaneben in Sen 9(nblid Ser b(. 8e-
liquie peri,tnfen. Gie Sroeusidweiter
6atte uniere fltr5e llntcrbaltlmg auf-
merfiam beobadtet. Nab elmer @ci-
le borte ib SEN Biarrer ipreden:
1ir luollen geben! Der junge Mann
beoelltete mir nod, id modte SRI.
Sbereie nidt neuuer1 1lm slufie9en
5u bermeioen. sSd erbob mid audi uno
Itleg oie Sreppe binltnter, Inn nah
meinen 8farrfinoern au ieben. Sic
itanoen auf Ser StraBe un6 einiae
logten, oaB ein BrieIter eben in oer
StraBe geIaat bate: Sberele Ne,t.
mann iudre i'm Com. Sonit NOR ibre
Inueienbeit fein @ebeinnis nno id
ourfte meinen Yfarrfinoern lagen:
SSa, oieIe beridleierte Srau mar Che.
rele Nelmann! Sic iuaren ale aliid.
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reutb ipar i'm Sabre 1888 inter SEN
@aufabrern, tpelde oas im Erierer
Dom felt langen Sabrbl.noerten bon
ser I'll. Selena nad Srier ii6erbradte
uno i'm Sabre 1888 our Gerebrung
alseeitel1te III. &leio bes Serrn be.
il,6ten. Gin lotbrinstlder @eiitli'
der, Der oie 8eanaoiete bon &on'
nersreutb gu beobadten @elesenbeit
bate. beribtete bariiber folgenoes:
,,am II. MueuIt 1888 tpor i6 NIT
meinen Bfarrfinoern gum erIten Mal
in Srier. slls sic Seilnebmer oieler
@oufabrt iopiel Sdones uno grba,t.
enbes oabeim er5db(ten, ga bieB es
eleid): Wonlieur le Cure, mir geben
al6 bin! gitte, einen nelen Ml,to>
BUS Deficient 60 beiteate i6 Sen
5lueiten 8asen fir Sreitag, ben 19.
NuguIt. SHE Slase mareu bciekt uno
unter, @elGngen nnb @ebeten fonen
mir nod flotter Tobrt ol1rds idone
S,tremburaer 2anodeu ins beilige
Srier. 8ir eingen lofort 5ur SeIui-
tenfirbe, tueil sort sic ndd)lte Fro-
5ellion gum Dom abging. Sort Dor
ten mir sic bl. Melle NIT Mulpra6e
uno perlieBen sic Stride NIT oen lln-
5dbliaen, Sic lid ga eiugeflmben. Gier
uno gier! 9uatre a quatre! EegeS
2ebelrr in Sen StroBen, biele 2ellte
ltno slutos! Sros ollem geben iuir in
langen Geiben beteno slm Dom.
Wan merit es an Sen pielen Bilgern:
es lit beute Elm beIouoerer Gag! I'm
fer Siibrer erflart es mir: @s lit belt>
te oas 5eit ser III. Seleno! SD teile
bies meinen Bfarrfinoern nit, 1mo
mir freueu llns, an oieIem Gag Sen
81. God 5u berebren, Sen iie in from,
mer Suseno nad Erier sebradt. Sm
9omfreibof 0rdneen lid enbloie Nei-
ben. sSSn eroben Sdlansen roQt lib
ser 8ilgeritrom ouf, @eIang ,no &C.
bet miro ourd 2ol,tipred)er aeleitet,
id ielblt bete nit meinen Bfarrtinoern
auf fran5oiiif. Sd bin oariu nidt
aaein Orei biz bier Iotbringilde
Bfarrer iebe id NIT ibren Yfarreien
uno bore bas lie6e: Sc bol,s Ialue
Marie. go. Son 10 llbr Bis Mittag
ndbern mir uns al1f ,,ltmtpegen" ser
boben 8forte bes Comes. @ir treten
ein. 9os Iaute @ebet berItl1nuut, ie-
Ser idaut, betra6tet nno betet in
itillem Semitic. So, oa lit er - oa
oben! Ser 81. Rof ben erleudtet!
Dabin fiibrt sic Hilaerreibe Sim
@lasfaIten NIT SEN bielen &eliqlien
(@in @asel bonn 9rell5e - ct. Se-
lena - st. Betr,s uno Baulus
nIw.) borbei ndbern mir uns ser bo'
ben Treppe. @s Idutet bom boben
Eurm elm bielItimlniger Nngelus, Ger
mid NIT oem tiefen Slang au oieier
Statte belon6ers ergreift. Sd orebe
midi ,m gu meinen lautloien Yfarr.
tinoern 1tno bette bal6laut: 2'ange ou
Seianeur. -. oos ie NIT mir inn
6liiitertone 5u @noe beten. sSd mar
sic erIten Stufen binaufgeItieaen, oa
0ffnet id ant Sui ser Ereppe cine
bobe Seitentiir (SofriItei?) uno fer.
aus tritt ein iunger Mann, eeiolet
bon einem beridleierten M1oden,
cine Sroensldipelter l,n6 Elm oeltider
Nfnrrcr Spit oiro,p hoIhfo,,+o,,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

so, &urtden, seiee oem Snfel
Doftor id0n sic 3unge."
.Soa id ibrn aud cine lange Waie
lna6en, Mutti2"
Evening star., 1941-02-07
DC. Defense Unit Names
Athletics Subcommittee

Personnel of a new Government
Employees Subcommittee of the
District of Columbia National De-
fense Council to study and meet new
athletic and recreational needs in
the District was announced today
by its chairman, Archie c. Edwards
Of the Civil Service Commission.
Members include Lee H. Shugar,
General Accounting once; Walter
Bauer, Farm Credit Administration;
William F. Harris, Farm Credit Ad-
ministration; Winfree Johnson,
Welfare and Recreation Association;
Alvin Davidson, Civil Service Com
mission; Richard Tennyson, District
of Columbia Recreation; Maurice
Cooper, Agriculture; Kermit Good
ger, Civil Service Commission; W..
E. Braithwaite, Bureau Of Stand
ards; Lloyd N. Garrison, Agricul-
ture; Hugo Wolter, Council of So
cial Agencies: James P. White, Dis
trict of Columbia Recreation;
Joseph D. Cooper, Agriculture;
Arthur Berger. Civil Service Com
mission; Henry Hubbard, Council
Personnel Administration: Alfred
Cohan, Government Printing once;
j. Beryl Lawless, War Department,
and Margaret Tyler, Interior.