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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

ism I entllled 10
give out, prema-
turely, military
in form a ton,
said TO be Of a
sort calculated
to ep Herr
Hitler posted.
That matter Of
an A m eric a n
bases establish
ment on Ice
land is what's
referred to. Burt
heard of 1t be-
fore President
Roosevelt told
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

D. A. S:-"I have been gaining
weight since the past summer and
decided to cut down on certain
foods. l now find that l am going
70 have a baby and ! was wonder
ing if l should stop dieting?"
Answer-It is not generally ad-
vised by obstetricians that an ex-
pectant mother should eat too
much. An average diet which is
Just short of causing any obvious
gain in weight, so long as it is nu-
tritious and well balanced, is the
advised diet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
COURT APPEARANCE HAPPY

STSKIYOU, Gallup KamenKo
Nesich, a Somes Bar miner OF SCR
bian origin, and a resident OF the
United States for 80 years, boabts
or the fact that during those vel hrs
he has appeared in an American
court room only once. That was
recently, 10 get his naturalization
laOpTs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

pointed out that in spite of his
strong muscles and appearance Of
exubNant health, he only lived TO
be 81.
We have a confirmation Of that
idea in a discussion Of physical
fitness which is the result of the
studies Of two South African doc
tors. The question Of physical fit
ness is a most pressing one just
now in connection with military
service. There are limitations of
a physicians's ability to determine
whether a group of men is ply
sically fit.
Fitness and Health
Doctors Joki and Culver found
q group of over thirty young men
OF the white collar" class with
whom the board could find nothing
wrong on physical examination
but they were simply no good
when it came TO the actual test of
working. They lay down on every
job and proved to be failures.
They had no major diseases and
seemed TO be fit, but they tired
easily, took no interest in their
work and had colds or headaches
all the time. No employer would
hire them. In Government camp
with regular hours, good food and
proper supervision they showed
great changes for the better.
The doctors have made 10000
tests on children between the ages
of 5 and 20. They came from all
racial groups, English, native
Africans, Jewish, Bantu, Indian
and Chinese. They passed endur-
ance tests of shot putting and run
ming 600 yards, and there was no
difference in endurance that was
based on racial difference. mo
more impressive evidence for the
basic equality of man has ever
been adduced."
Mental and Physical Fitness
The age when endurance is at
the peak is about six. The onset
Of adolescence puts a terrible
strain on the organism. After
running 600 yards the children
six years of age recovered very
rapidly, while girls of 10 were
exhausted for a long time. Girls
are more affected by puberty than
boys.
IF we speak of fitness and eff
fciency, we shall have to ask our
selves-ftness for what? A man
may be fit to be a paper hanger
without being fit to handle the
destiny of a continent. A man
without legs is unfit for walking,
but may make an outstanding
fighter pilot"
In the mental field the same
problems arise. Dr. Donald Laird,
the psychologist, recently sent me
QUESTIONABLE to try to tabulate
the causes of educated failures.
Here is a man who has had good
opportunities, good education, yet
he fails at every job he touches
why? According to DR.. Laird the
survey showed the lack of two
qualities. One is stick-to-itiveness,
and the other is friendliness. And
it is pretty hard to assess those
qualities by a preliminary psy-
-hOIoUical eyannin tion
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. A. B.: Would three raw
Eggs a day, beaten in milk, be apt
10 irritate the kidneys? Is it safe
to give it to 7-year-old child?"
Answer - No kidney irritation
At any age results from this. 1t is
a good, nutritious dish.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Thursday

thursday
THE WAR-Morning: 100 NBC
CHS, 1855 NBC-Blue. 500 NBC-
Red. CHS. 9 NBC.Blue MBS. 10
MBS, 1900 MBS: Afternoon:
1915 NBC. 100 MBS. 1858 CHS,
1856 NBCBlue. 5:25 NBC-Red,
5:45 CHS NBC-Blue.
NBC-Red-12:15 p. m.-Pin Money
Party;
2:15-Ma Perkins;
5:30-Speaking OF Liberty.
CBS-1:S0-Youre The Expert
quiz;
2:45-Adventures in Science;
5:15-Bob Edge program.
NBC-Blue-9:45 a. m.-Allen Pres.
colt presents;
30-Farm and Home Hour,
3:30-Club Matinee.
MBS-l1:15-U. S. Navy Band;
3:00-(Also NBC-Blue) - Lord
Halifax address from Burbank,
Calf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Tonight

'OH'S't
THE WAR-6:15 NBC-Red, I: So
CHS. $50 NBC-Blue. 900 MBS,
9:45 CHS, 1900 NBC CHS, 1880
MBS.
NBC-Red-7-Thin Man Adven.
lures:
7:30-Plantation Party;
S:00-Quizzer Baseball
S:30-District Attorney;
9:00-Kay Kyser;
10:30-Robert st. John, returned
AP war correspondent. on the
Balkan blitzkrieg.
CBS-6;30-Mr. Meek;
7:00-Grand Central Station;
7:30-Dr. Christian:
S:00-Treasury Hour. Lily Pons
and others;
9:15-Sen. c. ". Tobey in MY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

Fred Criss Jarvey, ~, was taken
from the Detroit River off Wyan-
dotte by the United states coast
Guard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
DEN WolrE
CAUGHT A
WOLFE Fish,
CesARSioE
IS. C4LH0RNiA

good and happiness will be yours.
Born today a child will be sue
cessful and enjoy a good deal Of
domestic felicity. He or she will,
however. be liable to sudden wor.
ries in business and through docu-
ments and journeys.
One-Mlnute Test Answers
] It was completed Jan 25,
1918.
2. Clear signifies sky prac.
tieally free from clouds as well as
fair weather. Fair does not en-
clude some clouds from the sky.
3 At the surface Of the earth.
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Pick of the Air oday
Reply TO Secretary Knox.

Reply TO Secretary Knox.
NBC- Blue-6-Easy Aces;
7:00-Quiz Kids:
7:30-Manhattan at Midnight,
S:00-IHemisphere Revue;
.9:00-Author's Playhouse;
9:3o-International Fiesta.
MBS-6: 30-Lone Ranger;
S:30-Rhythm Adventures.
9:30-Pageant of Melody.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

SOME SHORT WAVES-GSC esd
London News analysis; HAT4
Budapest 1880 Gypsy orchestra;
Csc esd London 9:15 At Your
Request: FRO Rome 10 News.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

DIR. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
National Rroadeastlna Company

Red network, WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WTAM 100. WMAQ $40; Blue
network, WXYZ 1870. WLW 700;
WGN 720.
Columbia Broadeasting Company
--WJR 100. WBBM $50. WCKY
1880, WFBM 1860. VICAR 1880,
WBNS 1850. WOOD 1910; Blue
network, WOWO 1870.
Mutual Broadeasting Company
Red Network. WLW 700. Blue
network. WLW 700. CKLW 500;
WGN 720.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Observations
Objection Made to
Wheeler Revealing
Iceland Venture
BY Charles P. Stewart

SENATOR BURTON x.
WHEELER entitled to be an iso-
lationist. Nobody disputes 1t. But
it's bitterly complained that he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Your Health
Big Muscles Not
Necessarily Sign
of Good Health
By Logan ClendenIng. ". D.

There is an old and hoary mis-
conception which athletes and
athletic directors and physical in
structors help to keep alive, which
is the confusion between big
muscles and good health. We had
occasion to speak of Sandow, the
strong man, the other day and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Hints on Etiquette

II Is an honor TO be asked to
be a friends bridesmaid. You
need not accept, however, II you
prefer not to. However. don't let
the old superstition, Three times
a bridesmaid. never a bride, ="
make you decline 1t Is not true
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
One-sflnute Test

One-sflnute Test
/. How recently was the hrst
transcontinental telephone line
established in the United States7
q What is the difference be-
tween clear" and fair" in wealth.
er reports?
3. DO objects weigh more on
the ground, under the ground. or
At an Sevation7
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BODY RECOVERED

Detroit. Mich July is-A body
tentatively identified as that OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
1Today's Horoscope

dToday's Horoscope
II your birthday Is today. some
trouble with superiors or employ
-ers-i is foreseen as probable for
you in the next few months Your
feelings should be controlled, and
then your fortunes will be quite
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

aelinms bas 9lntlis bes Serrn bebeeft
lpi,roe, ionoern a,,d bas- 2eihent,,h
gilonisaboriide bonn MntIib anfneb-
men fonnte. Yrofeiior @aroiglia fiibr-
te biele Geriuhe an 2eiben bnrh>
Die beitGtigten, bab BEL anipenbune
bebraiiber 6 n baliamierunesmetbo
Sen elm ooppeltes iiber bas MntIit
eebreitetes 2innen 8ilbipuren auf=
nimmt, mie iie bas 2ei6entu1 non
Snrin aufmeilt.
X X X
Der rEabre Of tbe &oIes'' eeaorben
Aus Santa CLARA, @alif.. fommt
Die Nadrid)t, baB Hep. Geo. 90. g.
Sdoener, ser belonbers bel 8otoni>
fern poblbefonnte u&oienprieiter" in
ser Gan Sole SnfirmarD Der Uni
periitGt BON Sonta CLARA eeitorben
lit. yaeo. Sdoener NOR am 21. Mor5
1864 in Steinod, 8ooen, eeboren.
9sad einisen SSobren 8oritnoien IN
@ibitatt, 8apern, fam er nab Den
Ser. Staaten ,no ipuroe am 2. Mpril
inn ct. Gincent's Seminar, 2atrobe,
Ya., gum, 9rielter ee,peibt. gtaboem
er pielfad in Ser 9io5eie &ittsbureb
totig eelpelen, iab er iib gelnnobeitsz
balber ge5mrngen, elm marmeres &li-
ma al1f3uiu6en. SsSm Sabre 1909 farn
er nab Oregon, mo ct iid) bent Stu=
oil,m tpiloer Golen tpiomete. Spater
liebelte er nod Santa Barbara,
Galif., iiber, no es ibln gelang, Sal,+
lenoe neuer 9folenarter au aiibten.
Inter ben 256 neuen 8oien befinoeu
| lih blaue, i6par5e, immergriine, 1'n-
gen0bnlib ipoblrie6enbe, ge9en
aranfbeiten immune unb JoIen bon
rieiiger @roBe. Seine @ntbednngen
auf benl @ebiete Der Hoien3udt ba=
ben elm nationales SSSntereile erre9t.
@ie bielen 5ori6ern ,mo @rfinbern
blieb ibm bas borte Sos nidt er=
lpart, in ben lesten SSsabren leiner
Sotisfeit nit finon3iellen sbtpieris=
feiten fompfen 81, nliiiien. llnIer
8latt batte ieine 3oien ipieberbolt
empfoblen ,nb niele nnierer 2eier be-
iibem ieine &oien.
@elisi0ie str6mnnsem i'm 9ieid Der
~@pttlpiem
sSsn ser in Stem Yorf erl6einenoen
ruiiiiden 3eihms "&uiiia'' beridtet
g. 3arin aus Gbina, bob Die ii,neen
Hniien nidt MIR bon neuen @eban=
fenitromungen angeaoeen q, tperoen,
ionoern iosor cine eetpiiie Sinnei-
sung aur @elieion befunoen. Nad
Den Nusfiibruneen 3arns berraten
iiingite 8eribte fomlnuniitiiber Bar
teifonferen5en eeiuiiie 8eioreniiie Der
oIten @oroe in 8eaue auf ben aom-
iomol. Man bort ouf oieien @onfe>
renoen flaeen, bob bic Gonfomo1=
organiiationen Ser oftiben Yarteiz
orbeit eegeniiber eleibeiiltig au iein
i9einen ,,n6 ibre ontirelieioie @ner<
gle abnimmt. u9ie ruiiiibe Sueenb
iu6t elm perlorenes SsSoeal nno ,pen6et
iid nnmillfiirli6 @ott au. Nibts
fann bon bieiem Beginner abipenben,
oenn Die leeren Seelen Der Suaenb
fdreien nod @ott. 9ie Ssusenb
ipiiniht elm tpoblseorbnetes 2eben,
bas 6ie &onmuniTten nid,t aeben f0n=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
Daittiuod, Sen II. MARA 1911

ren, idreibe lie nni nnb ipribl" Dos
pidtioite Der @erfe, III 6encn tie ibre
5danlngen ,iilo grfeniltniiic often.
bart, lit bet Jog. ,,2iber feipas''
oeltid: Niiie Die Beee oes aidts
(poaitanbig iiberiest bon sc. 8odeler
1929 baan fonlmen Der u2iber me-
ritori,lm' (8nb Der Gerbienlte) nno
Ser ,,2iber oipinornm operiim" (8ub
ser eottlihen @erfe). Snbaltlid bat
sic bl. &iloegarb in oieien 8erfen
pieles bon bem porausgenommen, mas
ipGter afbert Ser @roBe uno 9bonos
bon Mquin in ipitematiider Jprn
borleeten. ct. Siloegaro mar audi
cine bobbeeobte Didterin; ibre bic.
len aeiitIiden 2obseianse iebte iie
.ielbit in Muiif, ,ino atpor baben ibre
aompoiitionen tros Der horalmabi.
gen Sorm cine itorfe perionlibe Yrd.
g,tng. Die Wpitiferin, 9ihterin nno
&ontpo,tiltim ipar nber a,,d 9sot,fr.
tpiiienlboftlerin llnb Neratin. Sic be.
iab fiir ,bamaliee gerbaltniiie er.
ltaimlihe &enntniiie in Der Seilfun.
oe,. in Der 9bpitf; Sternenfunoe, @e.
Iteinsf,tnoe, Sierfl,nbe rno 8otanif.
Mtan bat iie oie ,,erlte ibriftite1ernbe
Ieratin nno: sic 8eeriinoerin Scr
ipilienibaftli6eu 9tatur9eibibte in
Delltiblano' .aenannt; bon ibren ein.
ihloeieen .8iihern lit oos neoiainiide
Saupttuerf, ullrlaben unb 9ebono'
lung Ser aronfbeiten''. oltb in oe,lt'
lher 'Sprade eribienen (iiberiest bon
Srof. Sugo sdul5, GorWort bon
Erof. Souerbri,6). 9ie Seiliee iibte
einen seiualtigen @influb auf ibre
3eitgenohen a,1s. Sunoerte bon 8rie.
fen iino uns erbalten, burd Die iie
Gerbnoung NIT beoeltenoen Yerio,l.
libfeiteu BON 8ren1en bis SSeruiolem
berltellte. Sic NOR cine freimiitiee
lno ,neribrodene Mabnerim at Got
tesfl,rht ,mo @erebtiefeit, ole iih
nidt iheute, ielb1t ben Boplt ana.
ltalius ben Gierteu al tobeln, boben
uno nieberen &lerus, BEL Dem man.
dies i'm argen lag, offentli6 ai,r red.
ten Srbnung gu rufen. IS gereiebt
oen aneereoeten aur @bre, oab iie
ser beiligen Mobnerin oanften, uno
lie Inn tpeitere Germittlung ibrer eeiit.
liden @rfenntniiie .baten. Sapft @n.
gen ser 9ritte los anf Dem &onail BON
Heims Sen beriannnelten YGtern
lelbit aus ibren Sdriften per; ser
groBe @eiiteslebrer 8ernbarb erfann.
te in ibr Die bobe Mititreiterin; &ai.
ier &onrao ser 9ritte lanbte ibr ebr.
furdtspoue @riiBe; &0niee ,,nb Sir.
item beiparben iih Inn ibren 3at. ssn
Dentiblano ielbit .blieb Die ,Seilige
la,lee falt pergeiien; i'm Bolt frei.
lid bat iib ibre gerebrung als Bun.
oertdteri11 ,lngebrotben burb bic
Sabrbunberte binour6 erbaIten.
Il. g. 8pitmeifter it fir AasidaI.
- tans aaer HrppasanSa : -:
: @eneralpoitmeiiter Sranf s. Wan.
er erfl6rte in einem s6reiben an
Senotor Meaellar g., Fenn.), 8or.
iitenoen bes Hoitfomitees, Die Bolt
babe ieit @eibnabten inseeiamt Is
Eonnen (r,,no 100000 Seno,naen
nm 10 einer 1tnacl nusInnAiTrhcr Grn. ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
&ommnnismns in Gbina

Il
oes 5ortibritts laut ,ino Dernebmlih
berfiinbet, Die Menidbeit lei nun 3,l
laltfgefldrt, Rrieee au. fiibren. Bon
europa ,inb Nmerifa aus ipiir6e iib
Die neue Snmanitat Der @eiinnl,,rg
ansbreiten i,no aud Die golfer oes
fernen SItens beeinflniien.
8era0e bns @egenteil bon Dem lit
einsetreten. 8ie Menlbbeit iheint
nun nibt Der pollenbeten Snmanitot
fonoern elmer eeiteigerten 8arbarei
enteegen 3ll eeben. limo Der ferne
Often ideint aug feinem Dammerall=
itanoe nur s,t Dem 3iped eripedt NOR
oen az iein, bineineeriiien 3,t tperoen
in oas @lenb, bem mir entflieben
mobten. Sir Die eesenipartige Gage
in Sftaiien darafteriitiid fino foleen-
Sc Mitteiluneen zines int Noroen.
@binas t6tieen Miifionares: F.:
u9ie Gage bier 1T nod tpie bor
Iebr berDorrerL tuenn audi in bel,
Sta6ten meiit erfrel1libertpeiie 9tllbe
uno Srieben berri6t. @eraoe b0reu
mir, baB elm olter &eeieruneseenerol
oie lanoliben 9iltrifte BON eana
Sbantung beleten ion. Soffentlih
miro oann bent Ereiben Ser fonm,,t=
niitiiden 9anben, sic bas Golf aufs
ihlimmlte terroriiieren, balo ein Gil
oe eenladt. 9os dineliihe &oIt 1T
int tiefiten Ser3en ieben &ommunis-
mus abbolo, aber oas arme bilfloIe
golf itebt Ser @eipalt Ser rotten Ser
fiibrer ma6tlos 9eeeniiber. - 8is=
Der bat mani 1lnieren Gbriltengemein=
oen our6meg fa,m Sbaoen 5ngefiiet,
ipenn es allh on Drobuneen nibt feblt
uno 90, ipo Die 8anben sic Serr=
ibaft on iid) eeriilen babet., bercits
mande Hrieiter lire 8eairfe perIal<
ien mubten.' = (5ocial Suffice 9le-
pieW.
. ""..... X X X
Aasemeine sseier bes Jeites ber III.
6ifbegarb in 0emtid)lanb
Sm persansenen Sabr lit bas Seit
Der. FL. Silbegaro bon 8ineen aun1
eriten 9fal int ollen 9ioaeien 9eutih<
lanos eefeiert tporoen. Die @runo-
lage ba5u lit elm BON Ser Sulooer
8iibofsfonferen3 erbetenes Defret
ber 8itenfonareeation bonn 81. Sch
ruar 1910, ipeldes bos ;Selt ser Sci
lieen a,lm &ong eines 9upler- 6eites
erbebt uno @igenoffi5ium uno @ieen-
meiie oes ,Main3er Yropriums aur
8enutine in ean3 9el,tiblanh. nor=
|idreibt. 9ie 81: @ilbeaarb tpurbe
1908 auf Der Burg bon 8odelbeim
bel &ren5no6 eeboren ,,no inn abten
2ebensiabr Dem 8enebiftinerinnen-
flofer ouf oem 9iitbooenbers iiber-
feeben; feit 1876 tpar fie BORT Mebtii=
|ftn, bis ..iie bie 9eit,ins hes bon ibr
geeriinbeten 8lofters auf bem M,i-
pertsberg s,bei 8ingen Mbernabm. Sie
itarb 1179; ibre 3eliquien betpabrt
Dos ebenfalls bon ibr 1855 geitiftete
&loiter ..gibiugen. ct. Siloeearbs
Eerionlidfeit trdet aue 3iige Der &C..
nialitat. Sic: befab eine eritaunlide
Sebereabe;; bod idaute lie Die bod
item Dinee Der llebertuelt nid1t in
einem 3uitanbe ieeliiden -@ntriidt-
ieins spie anoere Mpitifer, ionoern
ipaheno nno. bel ser Mrbeit; ,,ibre
@nha cr{heint ihr {n nn4iirIih Anf
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9enfmlrbiser !6irtenbrief Der 81.
id)0fe Selaiens

1m0te ycl9tenS
sSn einem Dor fiiraem perofientli6=
fen Sirtenbricie rnfen Die belgilfen
4ilb0fe ibre @I6ubieen 5u einem 2e>
ben ser 8uBe aui, auf oob Ser Jriebc
bolomoelieblt mieoerfebre. 9ie unbe-
tieebaren Sofin,lneen oes belgil6en
golfes miiilen bente in inlton6ieenl
&ebet @ott anpertront iperoen. 8cl-
glen lit bem Seraen SSeiu aeWeibt,
nnb bierauf 9riinben Die fatbolilben
Beleier be,lte ibr Sertranen in Die
3uf,mft. Ser ifon Dor longerer 3eit
begennene 8au elmer nationalen 9a-
tilifa 5u @rben bes Seili9lten Ser
gems eebt trot &riee ipeiter nno bie
@in,peib,lne Jon Dos firblibe Jrie>
oensfeit ,perHen. Als Siiter Der drilt-
liben Morol ri fen Die 9ilbofe Die
Beleier Johann ouf, in Den ge9en-
,porti9en id,peren llmltonoen @brc
nnb Srene 81 be5eieen. 9,iemaHb bot
Elm Hebt, Die 8eleier boran 81 bin
bern, ibr Goterlanb 81 lieben. Sic
GaterIanosliebc lit cine beilige Yilidt,
,mo oieie miro nnr unio GROCER, jc
tranriecr bie @c9cnmartsla9e bes
Gatcrlanocs lit. Ser ipobre 9iirger
bcrbinbet lein Sdidiol NIT ienem bes
Goterlanoes, trG9t ociien llngliid llnb
bemiibt iid, bas rationale @rbe 81
erbolten. @r permeioet getpiiienboft
allcs, mas lcinem Gaterlonbe idabe,1
fonnte, nnb nobiet bauun feline @or=
te, Sd)riiten nno Sanhluneen, bomit
barms Ser nationalen @emeinihoft
fein S6aoen ertpdblt. u3meifcllos
iit es notmenoig, bie geiatunesgelpalt
OILS cine tati6hlibe Obriafeit on51=
erfenncu uno ibr i'm Sabmcn ser
internationelen Gercinborungen @e-
boriam 81 leilten. 9aneben aber be-
fiebt bas bcleiihe Goterlano weiter
nno beiien ole Sinber iino 5u Sreue
,mb 8ciltono perpflidtct." 3ie 8i-
fbofe er,parten barim1 elm forreftes
nno 9leid5eitig miiroiges Gerbalten
iebes @in5elnen, bamit einitens ME
mano 81, erroten branbe. Die beute
mebr ols ie notipenoiee morolii6e
@inbeit oller 8el9ier .mub iid) Dor
alien in 9egenieitieen briioerliden
@iIfs- nno 2iebesmerfen GuBern.
.,Nidt MIR fir Die Armen, ionbern
fir ole fon1mt nun cine 3eit ser
aroben @utbebrunecn." IS lit DRIFT
Iibe YfIibt, bieie i'm @eiite ser Mbz
t0tung al ertroeen. Gum SbIuiie
. berfibern Die 8iifofe, BOB iie, pie
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Senator Me&ellar g., Fenn.) 8or.
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babe ieit @eibnabten inseeiamt Is
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Bolitit 6es &ouereiies eetpeien, aus.
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aber bic 0tadt oes &o,nrefies Tonne
in bieier 8iniidt nod beiier ,anae.
man0t iperben irlan f0nne g.. 9.
oeieblid beitimmen, Bob alle Bropa.
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fur ans driitlidt ond i'm sottloien
Soipietreibe.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

was entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Bates Etchison Wednesday, with
Mrs. George Chadwick. Mrs. Alfred
Christie and Mrs. w. D. Robertson
as joint hostesses at the luncheon
which preceded the meeting.
Mrs. Charles Fox
Returns From Boston.
Mrs. Charles Fox has returned
from visf to friends in Boston.
Mrs. John Caulfield is also home
after visit with her sister in Salem,
Va
Mrs. Edgar Fulks entertained at
dinner today for Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Davis OF Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hildebrand of Baltimore, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Lewis of Gaithersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison Bell were
hosts at wedding reception Thurs
day evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Baker Of Brockton
Mass, whose marriage took place
that evening. Mrs. Baker formerly
was Miss Janice S. Williamson of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. William Faber and
Mr.. Robert Davis OF Tyson, VT, are
spending the week with the formers
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Troxell, before
returning to Florida to spend the
winter.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

galleries and museums have intro
duced in surrounding the art exhibit
Of a certain period with the acces-
sories complementing it and the
social life Of the time. such as cos
tunes, furniture and even books.
At the Museum OF Art in Baltimore
last month there was the most
charmingly thought-out and ar
ranged exhibition of Georgian
England in Baltimore" The ex-
hibits accompanying the Lawrence,
Raeburn and other portraits and
the landscapes were loaned, many Of
them by the descendants Of Geor-
gians living in America in the
18th century. An interesting ex-
ception was the British Embassy
those delightfully."- thoughtful Hall
Evening star., 1941-12-07

faxes-in Washington, which loaned
for the occasion two outstanding
portraits, Lady Sufileld, by Sir
Thomas Lawrence, and William
Marquis Of Lothian, by Raeburn.
Both OF these portraits were the
property Of the late Lord Lothian.
An elegent Georgian interior,
complete with silver and accessories,
where, besides the usual group Of
beauties, the paintings Included Ho-
garth's the Sharpe Family and
Gainsborough and Wilson land
scapes. Then to make the scene
more real performances of the
"Beggar's Opera" were given each
evening.