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Evening star., 1941-06-05
Miss aula Jones
Becomes Bride of
Theodore Tripp

st. Johns Church in Bethesda,
Md, was the scene Of the wedding
of Miss Paula Jones and Mr.. Theo-
dore Tripp yesterday at noon, the
rector of the church, the Rev. Joseph
E. Williams, officiating. The bride
Is daughter of Mrs. William Her.
bert Botz and was given in marriage
by Mrs. Botz before an altar deco
rated with clusters of white peonies
and gladioluses and lighted by
candles. The organist of the church,
Mr.. John Ballentine, played the
wedding music.
The bride wore white faille FASH
loned after a princess model with
three-quarter- length sleeves and a
flaring, foor-length skirt. Her fin
gertip-length veil was held by a
coronet of pearls and she carried
the conventional brides bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Annette Mathers, aunt of the
bride, was her only attendant and
was dressed in blue faille after a
model similar to that of the bride.
Her Juliet cap was made of flowers
and she carried pink carnations and
blue delphinium. Mr.. Curtis Tripp
of Richmond was best man for his
brother.
The wedding breakfast and in
formal reception were held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Botz, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Tripp left for
their wedding trip, going by motor
to Miami and by plane to the Ba-
hamas. They will be at home after
July l in Washington, where they
have taken an apartment on Som
erSet place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Tripp of
Richmond, parents of the bride
groom, and his aunt, Mrs. Walter
Stanley Edmunds of Connecticut.
came for the wedding.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Weddings of Interest
To Capital Residents
Miss Dorothea Conger Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. Howard Eager, Jr., in Staunton;
Other Ceremonies Are Held

Dorothea Conger, daughter
Hill, Staunon,
in celebrated historic Church
Staunon yesterday afternoon The Rev. John Lewis Gibbs ocaed
with white foliage
wedding which a
Sparrow oganist
Entering the church father, the bride simple
medium tule veil
rgerp length 'front.' and the end Of
train in back. She carried white Gala lilies.
Vvion Conger her sisters maid of honor
yellow dr its res in ribbon
matching VEIL cluster
larksp and she carried purple akspur gypsopha in
lavender satin basket.
Conger N the brides
dpr with green wells with opkno Of yellow and they carried
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Miss Grace CudmOre
Wed TO Mr.. Reno GudikunSt.

A lovely wedding of last evening
took place in the Lewis Memorial
Church, where Miss Grace Virginia
Cudmore, daughter of Mr.. aand Mrs.
Arthur S. Cudmore was married to
Mr.. Reno Charles Gudikunst, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Gudikunst
of Reading, Pa. The Rev. Haskell
R. Deal performed the ceremony
and Mrs. Howard BisSell sang. Mrs.
H. r. Deal was the organist.
Palms, fern and white spring
flowers decorated the candle Lighted
church where the ceremony was per-
formed at 8 o'clock.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of white lace and net with a fitted
bodice, long sleeves and sweetheart
neckline. The full net skirt with
bands OF matching lace formed an
apron effect and the lace edged the
entire train. The long veil of ilIu-
sion was held by a pearl headdress.
and the bridal bouquet was Of
orchids, white roses and sweet peas.
Miss Gladys Taylor. the maid OF
honor, wore buttercup yellow
lace and net gown with short puffed
sleeves and a bouffant skirt. The
headdress of wide ruches matched
her gown. Miss Norma Moore and
Miss Marie Larnach, the brides
maids. wore lace and net frocks,
Miss Moore in aqua and Miss
Larnach in shell pink. The at
tendants carried bouquets of tails
man roses.
Mr.. Darwin L. Gudikunst was his
brothers best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Carl Reber and Mr.. Melvin
Baumgardner, both of Pennsylvania.
The home of the brides parents
was the scene of the reception
which followed. Palms, fern and
spring flowers ornamented the
rooms.
The brides mother wore a gown
(See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-06-05

yellOW SdLln DdSkeIS Oh yellOW FUSES
and gypsophelia.
Mr.. Eager's best man was Mr..
Robert Megaw of New York City,
and the ushers were Messrs. ]. o.
Tally, Robert Brownell and David
Ford of Duke University, Wesley
Megaw of New York, Frederick
Thomson Gooch and Albert Thomas
Loving, foster brother of the bride,
both of Staunton.
Immediately after the ceremony q
reception was held at Ingleside,
where guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Conger, Mrs. Pauline
Adams OF Norfolk, great aunt of the
bridegroom; the bride and BRIDE
groom and the brides attendants
Mrs. Conger chose for the occasion
gown of soft blue lace complemented
by a wide e-brimmed black hat with
a crown of ashes of roses flowers,
and she had a corsage of white Or
chids and lilies of the valley.
1ngleside ballroom was turned in
to a conservatory of flowers, CEN
tered around the brides table and
its background, an improvised cathe-
dral window of flowers. Green and
yellow were featured i'll all of the
arrangements. The brides table
was presided over by Mrs. James
Hill of Orange. Miss Ophelia Carr
poured coffee, and punch was served
by Mrs. Maurice McNair and Miss
Katherine Holt.
Later the bride changed to a
travelling ensemble of beige with
scarlet accessories before leaving for
a wedding trip to the North Caro-
lima mountains and Cape Henry. On
their return, Mr.. and Mrs. Eager
will live in New York City
Mrs. Eager is a graduate of Stu
art Hall, Staunton. At Duke Uni
versity she was member Of Kappa
Alpha Theta. She was crowned May
queen this year.
Mr.. Eager, son of Col Howard
Eager. Military Attache at the Amer
lean Embassy in Madrid, and the
late Mrs. Eager, was graduated from
Duke University in 1899 For the
last year he has been doing gradu-
ate work at Duke, where he is
member of Pi Kappa Alpha.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Miss Verne Lynch
To Wed SATURDAY.

The marriage of Miss Verne
Louise Lynch, daughter of Mrs.
Mae Videteau Lynch, to Mr.. Lucien
D. LoveleSs, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Loveless, will take place
at 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon in
the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Charles D. Mullen, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mullen. will come
from Chicago to give his niece in
marriage. and another member of
the brides family who will attend
the wedding is Miss Louis Videteau
of st. Louis, aunt of the bride.
Mr.. Robert E. Bell will be the
best man and his wife will be the
matron of honor.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibble
Hosts to Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L. Smith of
Detroit spent the week end at the
home of Mr.. Smiths brother in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Glib
BILE. On their return they were ac-
companied by Mrs. Gibbles mother,
Mrs. Eva M Smith, who will spend
the summer in Michigan with her
sons and their families.
Mrs. Smith plans to return in
early September.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Argentine Attache
Is in New York

Col. Pedro Zanni, Air and Mill
tary Attache Of the Argentine
Embassy, is at the Waldorf-As-
toria with Sonora de Zanni, their
daughter, Senorita Stella Maris
Zanni and son, Pedro Zanni.
Capt. Bruno Daru, Assistant
military Attache of the French
Embassy, is also at the Waldorf.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Miss Mary Howes
To Be Hostess

Miss Mary Senate Howes has
issued invitations for a party,
from 5 to o'clock, next Thurs
day afternoon in the Chinese
room of the Mayf1ower.
Miss Katherine Friant and Mr..
Nelson Post will be the honor
guests.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
@. w. Law Schools
Graduating Glass
To Be Entertained

Dean and Mrs. William Cabell
Van Week will entertain at tea
for the graduating class of the
Law School of George Washing
ton University from 4:30 to 7
pm. Sunday at their home, APO
Harrison street.
Those assisting will be Mrs.
Carville D. Benson, Mrs. William
Randall Compton, Mrs. James
Forester Dawson, Mrs. William
T. Fryer, Mrs. John A. McIntire,
Mrs. Walter L. Moll, Mrs. S. Ches-
terfield Oppenheim, Mrs. Hector
G. Spaulding, Mrs. Chester Ward,
Mrs. Justin L. Edgerton, Mrs.
James r. Kirkland, Mrs. James
Oliver Murdock and Mrs. James
Ward Morris.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Miss Carolyn Bleyden
Wed to MIR. Robert Nj. Brown,

Another out-of- town wedding of
interest here took place at noon
today in Merton, Pa, where Miss
Carolyn Enid Bleyden was married
to Mr.. Robert Montgomery Brown.
son of DIR. and Mrs. Clarence Brown
of Chestnut Hill. Pa. The marriage
took place at the home of the brides
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Reber House Bought

Mrs. Irwin Wright has purchased
the house at 1925 Reservoir road
from Mrs. Samuel Reber, who is
spending short time at the Wom-
ems National Democratic Club be-
fore going to her summer home at
Tyringham, Mass.
Mrs. Wright has been visiting rel
atives at Fort Bragg, N. c., through
the winter.
Evening star., 1941-06-05

parents, Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bleyden,
in the presence of the immediate
families. Judge ]. Burnett Holland
officiated.
The bride had no attendants. She
was given in marriage by her father
and wore a gown of natural-color
shantung trimmed in green. with
matching green-trimmed hat and
a corSage of orchids
After September Is, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown will be at home in Phila-
delphia
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Loves Have Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Lowe have
as their house guests at their
Georgetown home It. Comdr. and
Mrs. Edward P Creehan of Norfolk.
Va. Mrs. Creehan is the former
Miss Mary Rita Wager of WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
WOmen's Alliance

The Women's Alliance of All
Souls Church will hold its final
meeting of the season at II am.
tomorrow in Pierce Hall. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV. Reports
on the May meetings held in Bos-
ton will be given. Luncheon served
by the Linen Committee will follow.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Miss Lucy Fackner
Sets Wedding Date

The marriage of Miss Lucy
Pratt Fackner, daughter Of Mrs.
Leonard E. Fackner, to Ensign
Richard Sanderson, son of Col.
and Mrs. Charles r. Sanderson,
will take place at 4 o'clock June
81 in the Walter Reed Memorial
Chapel. A reception will follow
at Hotel 2400.
1t was from Martinique thai
Josephine, Empress of Napoleon
went to France.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
St. Johns Mothers

The Mothers Club Of st. Johns
College will elect officers at its
final meeting of the season at 1::3O
pm. tomorrow in the school audi
torium
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Morgenthaus to Be at Home
To Officials of Treasury;
Mrs. Wallace HonOred
Mrs. Lionel Atwill Gives Party
Marking Birthday of Brother,
Mr.. James H. r. Cromwell

Entertaining today
contingent the
and Mrs Henry Morgenhau,
Treasury and its bureaus between o'clock
The Undersecretary of the
Herbert L
Sullivan
Who Assist
At Table Listed.
H. j Ansln Blair
E F
Haas Mrs A. W. Hail. Mrs T. Helvering
Houghtelng Elmer L W. R. Johnson
Kuhn Clifton Mack Mrs John w. Pehe Nellie
Charles Schwarz Thomas Tarau, N.
r. r White
Generally NJ
Chauncey Isabella Diamond Arthur
Mrs lace
Mrs Henry A. Wallace the President was the honor
Mrs C. ON1ahoney Wardman
Evening star., 1941-06-05

The snortest, newest strows. In
just the shapes and shades you've
been looking for. Navy, Black,
Beige, Red, Benedictine Brown ond
White. Main Floor
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06
Ser 9fnlpntat

MI8 nod ser SriibItiidspauie I'M
9afbals Der &obtabnffirmo 6. SO.
2abmeDer & 60 Sic Srtsber1n.
oerung zines aentufDfaiies borge-
nommen mer0en ioIte, erliH Der
@iiper San @ntelmann orf ni1t Dol
Zig aufgefl1rte @eiie &ob1rie in @e-
1talt zines 8einbruhs. Cine rteber-
fiibrung ins &~ranfenbaus begleitete
er nit einem iippigen a1fpanO an
&eOeiDenoungen, 6ie iognr ieinen Sea.
meraoen ei1en ShaltOer rto9 benz
on0eren iiber 0ie nbgebdrtete Sattt
iagten. lIs ft6 Die Cir oes Rron-
fenpngens binter ieinen MeuBeruu-
gen gei9loflen bette, erbot ii1 Der
@iiper Sinri6 9ormdblen, gnteI-
manns Srnu BON Dem 8orfaH gu be-
nadridtigen. nSSbr ieio gu butt"
iogte er. n0as 9iplomotorti9e, 6as
bobt ibr mid. Sd bab'Oas."
o&oftne", iagte er cine babe
Stlttoe lpdter 81 G1telr11qtt1S Sr1lt,
INIT oas meni9li6e 2eben on Is 6as
pie nit sic &artiiffeIn, sic 6u oa
iddIit. giner bat ne oide G9ole, I'm
Der merit MID bieI bon, I'M Ser an.
mere, ser bat ne Oiinne S9oIe, 90
gebt oas glei6 0urd. @as San Is,
Der bat ne 0iGe S9aIe, I'm er bat
MIDI Diel bon selnerft. 9lber er is
0i1a MI tot."
u9foiine", iagte er Fiinf Min1ttert
fpdter mad reidli6er antpen0une
bon aartoffeIuaiier aus 0&ump",
mn fomm man nie0er Bel. @s Is
0ida garnid 10 i6Iimm, 0aB on oa
Inn in Abmoabm fallen muBt. San
fat Oi6a BLOB n 8ein gebroden. SD
bab oas oida man BLOB eeiagt, neil
i1 meinte; @enn iie bort, 6aB er 10
bongefommen is, mas iie iid benin
mobl freut!"
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06
Die @utpfebluma

gines Cages eridien BEL oem 81
rector ser Maildnoer 9per cine al
tere %uiunge" Dame, oie ii1 als Bri-
MADONNA Ooritellte uno nm elm @ait-
ipiel eriu6te. Ser Name ser Dame
mar Dem Director unbefannt. Mne
feline 8eoeufeu ~perflogen ober, als
Die Dame cine banoi9riftli1e @mp-
febIlng oes groBen &oiiini uor5eigte.
9as @nitipiel fan0 itntt - uno
nrtr6e elm entleBlider Dur9fon fir
ole unbefantte S6ngerin. Das Yu-
blifum lebnte tie in niGt miB5uber-
itebenoer @eiie al. Der Director IieB
es ii6 nidt nebmer, BEL allen idul.
oigen &eipeft &oiiini einmal oarauf-
BIN on6uipreden: ngerebrter Mfei-
tier. sic baben mir ga cine G6rge-
rim empfobIen Inter uns, Die
itngt ia grauenboal"
n@eiB i9, mein 9iebr~, entgeg-
nete Roiiini laden0, sbGtte lie ionit
cine Gmpfeblnng gebrouAt2"
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06
lteber nniere araft

Miloe unh berf0bnli6 maren Die
8reoigten, nit oenen ser CUTE alte
9nitor Meiners BEL alien gegebenen
erniten un0 freuoigen Anl1lien Die
8auern BON 2iittienbiittel unO @ras-
oorf i~eeliorgeriih betrellte. Ga CT ur-
prI9iitterli9 onran glalbte, oaB Die
Dinge Der oiesieitigen @elt nit Der
Rraft oes reinen &er0ens gu b~eiiern
uno gu oronen feien, 8eigt aud Die
ienieitige @elt in ieinen Hreoigten
Ourdpeg elm o~ngenebmes, ia elm
ItrabIenOes uno eigentlid berloden-
oes @ei9t. 9aB fir l1ebelgelinnte
aud onoere Observation-Disclosures
Oorbnnoen ieien, tpuroe nur gelegent-
Ii1 mdbnen0 angeoeitet.
gines Cages inoelien itobI man
inn bret Siibner utto 5mei @anie,
oie I6Oniten 3ierOen ieines @efliigel-
beitanoes, un6 ole Na1fori1ungen
nod benz Cater blieben bergeblid.
Gen gutet alten Hnitor Meiners err
griff Elm giiiben0er Corn. @r mar 81
miloe g~etDeien. Gin berftodter Sim
Ser erbob bic &anb Di6er Sen 9iener
uno Mittler Bee &errn. gaun oenn,
poblan,, er fonnte alid an0ers.
Stan6 ibm, oIs benz @egbereiter
gum Senieits, ni9t aud sic Sole
gu @ebote9
Sn Ser nd9iten SonntagspreOigt
lieB er fie uno ale lire Strofen
un6 G6reden auf bic 8arern BON
Qi~ittienbiittel un0 @ras0orf los. 9ie
6Iammen praiielten uno i%ouften, Ser
S9wefeI regnete feurig bernieoer,
oie GieoefelieI wanten uno 5iidten,
uno 0a5pii6en fubrtDerften uno itod-
ten 0ie SeufeI um5er; Seulen un0
8dbneflappern orang idaurig aus
Ser ~flammenOen Giefe enlpor. @eoudt
iaBen sic Bnuern unO wagten faum
an atnen Dor gntieBen.
.aIeio", fngte goro Mepbobm uno
blieb auf Dem Seipege mad 2iittien-
blttel ploslia iteben, Yun i'd. Jag:
See, See, nee, nee. @r is 0ida'n
5tu0ierten IN ioa 90 0ida einflid
mobI geideio itber piiien, aber i6
tam I'm Tam 'er MID an glanben.
90 mas bolt OiAa &eineinen feline
Ronititutidon ausl"
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06
Nr6or -, orheitprnSen grpmhTorert

Mber Ill erbeitern0en grempIarenl
Sc lit cine ser erg0bliditen uno altr
grfenntnis Der MitmeniGen ME 5ur
SeIbiterfenntnis oienli9iten 8eIdGf-
tigungen, Die S6ouf1iten Ser 8botp.
gropben ODER 0us ate Qlbum Bel Ser
@roBmamo 3u betraften. sic lin0
uabre Eruben, 5ruogruben unO
Nafi6lagperfe fir @rforI4er oes
Mngebens, uno iogar beute, mo 3a-
hirIi6feit gum Cell nit @rfoIg ar-
geitrebt pir0, fin0eu mir ole toaiteu
glngaben~: beim &onfirmon0en, BEL
grdutigam unO 8raut, beim piirOi-
qen 9ater, BEL Ser t~reuIorgenoen
Oetitter i'm Greiie ser lieben, Bel
9ereinsbil0ern, ii6eroa lit Angeberei,
8oiitur, 0enfmalsbaltung. Angege-
BEN miro beim feierli9en @inmdrid
8rr firHliHen Srauung, unO sic Dor
lauter Biiroe beinabe finiteren 3ett-
gen Der ItanOesamtliden Erauung
iogor geben an. So, i1 m66te be-
balpten, onB mande berpeinte @it-
me aus ibrem malerii1 setragenen
S6leier cine ~eritflaiiige nangabe"
madt.
Mu6 Der San Goffte lit elm oeitt-
liGes Observation-Disclosures, ober 6a
es ft6 bier ntft rur Inn Ben t1eber-
gang BON Denig @elo at bel @elo,
ionSern Inn Oep piel i9tpierigeren
bon 8iiIoung gu 8ilouns bonOelt,
miiiien Gafffes gu @eiIen Biz an ibr
ieliges @noe ongeben.
Sin 4ngeber lit aud Der 6ltere
Serr, Ser inter iungen MeGOden ben
S6nerenOter ipieIt; er finOet iid in
ben nelien 3uitnn0, ndmIid ins @lt-
getpor0eniein, nod niGt binein, ln0
erIebt cine ipGte &inOerfronfbeit.
ODER ser Mnf6nger in ser SAau-
ipielfunit, ser ielbit feline 2~e6ensmit-
telmarfen init f0nigIider Gebdroe
aiift nn0 oann nit Ionorer Stimme
Oas Stammgeridt beltelt, muB eben
ieine anfdngerfranfbeit Ourdma-
den. 9ie iubalterniten Silfsfrdfte
i'm 6ilmtbeater geben toller an als
ser ~abgebrii6te 9fegiiieur, aber audi
CT miro gum Ange6er, iobal0 er be-
a6tensperte8 Hublifum Bot, benz
6ilmregie nod elm Mpiterium lit.
@etpiiie itiliitii6e l1nge8ogenbeiten
ODER Sorbeiten Bel S6riftitelern iinO
niHts als 4ngabe, un0 aud i'm 6a9-
itmpeln, DEFENDERS Dor ser eigenen
6rau, oerdt ii9 oiel bon angeberi-
idem Orange.
gs i9eint gu itimmen, BOB anse.
ben oas babe 2eben lit; Oie nnOere
&6lfte lit arbeit Inn Der Gn9e nil
len uro 2etitlng, uto ite lit gefpiB
Sic before SGlfte, ober mir noHen
0ie idle9tere niht gar gu iebr ta-
0eln, oenn fte gibt uns uneri9Opfli.
6en stoff gum 2d6elr, urO 2d@eln
lit Elm 2ebensgut.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06

Iante gon5 laut uno modte eirten
S9ritt Dor, unterbaltung mitterno.
@iiteno nnbm Der Batter nodmnls
ale gIufmerfiamfeit auiommen unO
iHrte:
o@a-Dorte MIR, jebt
@eiter fam er nidt. 0enn SeIene
flati9te ent5idt In oie S6noe unO
REF: ogoh einmol!"
Gem Batter blieb Ser unterfiefer
i'm 2uftroum b1ngen, uno er itarrte
oas fIeine @eien an. Sn benz Sc.
rihtsDerfabren i6ien etmos ni9t at
Happen. gtDas Srrotionoles forte
sic %georonete &e6tspfleee. 0enn
BEL Soft, er muBte niht weiter. ST
pmpfanO peinIide gerlegenbeit. g1un
crit nnro ibm flar, oaB er gar ni9t
Die NOTICE 9e6uif beiaB. gr bate
ourtaus feline furhteinfloBenOe
Stimme, penig g1eigung 81 ehtem
3orn nno al penig Talent fir tiinit-
li6en. @ie ioute er nun nit @bren
aus Der Same berausfommen. @as
tun? Nas tun9
gr Itan0 uno itorrte oie &leine an
SeIene offnete Die Augen gan5 groB
befom @riibden in ben @angen,
madte 5uei Sfritte portp1rts uno
iagte taIteno: IS bin a 5teirerbun. "
Als Oie Mutter in Der Slide Lam
ae niGts b0rte, befiel tie unous-
ipreflide 4ngIt. gieleidt botte er
oas ainO in Ieinem Corn idwer
berIest? @ero0e 0ie 5abmiten 96m-
mer iinO oft maBlos, menn Ie einmal
in @ut geroten. sic bieIt es nift
mebr aus unO idIid CUR Cir Oes
4rbeits8immers, Inn Oas Sbr an oas
S1liiiieIod gu legen. 9a oernnbm
ite pI0tli9 groBes @et0ie. Selene
i1rie, Ser Batter idrie aud, elm
StubI fiel UNI
8leid Dor gntieBen rib fie 0ie
Sir ouf. 9rinnen Orebte ii9 ser
guter Inn ieine 46ie unO idipang
sic iou15enoe &elene i'm &reis. Sen
S9reibtii9ieiiel bate er eben urlge-
ItoBen, uno Oos SintenfaB flog in
Weitem 8ogen auf ben Seppid.
ogod einmol4l fommanoierte Se-
Iene. un0 Der Batter Orebte ii6 ge-
boriamit. aIuf Dem 6uB6oOen lag
ipmbolii1 ~ Ser umgeItiir8te
Sbron. gr mar idon leer g%efpeien.
ais er nod beiebt mar. Sinter Oie-
les @ebeimnis mar SeIene eefom-
men. sic ergriff iebt Oie 3iigeI Ser
Hegierung nit Ser SeIbitoeritGnO-
Iihfeit Ser geborenen Serriderin.
9ie gltern itnnOen fortan gu beioen
Seiten ibres S6rones IN bober. aber
einfluBloier Gteaung, tpie penlio.
nierte Miniiter, oie 8anfprGiiOenten
geporoen iino. l1no oos lit. wie man
peiB, ni1t oas ShlimmIte.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06
Der @anbersmanu

Gin @ano'rer nib uno einiam eebt,
ourd 6lur uno @alo uno 8erges-
b0b'n
uno nit Ser 2aute in Der Sano,
ourd5iebt er 2ano uno mieoer 9ano.
gr bat perloren Sab uno Gut,
oie gltern idon i'm @rabe rubin.
.Gr lit b~erlaiien uno immer ALIEN,
muB manoern, Danoern Sabr aus
Sabr elm.
@ar man6mal leet er ii6 CUR Stub
uno ipielt cine liebli9e @eile 0a5u
uno oenft oft an Die Seimat 5uriid,
in Ser er gelebt uno Die er geliebt.
Oo6 meiter mlB er panoern allen,
fein Meni6 gibt ibm elm nSteaoi6-
elm.
Sur ems mas ibm bIeibt auf oieier
@elt,
lit rings INN i'm Der, oie @Ottes @elt.
Maria 90. 80rner.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06
Satte fid ni6t s~eIansmeilt

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fab griitOteles, Oeiien Temperament
als 5iemIid ganie geidiloert muir
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gelangpeilt2" fragte emit Elm auf-
oringlider 8eiuder mad langem
Sdpasen.
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IOiopb, lid babe gar nidt Oarauf
eeb0rt.-
Washington Journal., 1941-06-06

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gms 0erdideu Bottles farfem 9eben
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Der @OHesglaabe gns Sir ME perIOren
lnO fonuft gardt Dor ienen a6ron Os boffen &iaters feben
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Washington Journal., 1941-06-06

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Washington Journal., 1941-06-06

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in 9OOrn, SuaunO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-10
Friendliness Felt
by New Director

When he spoke al the first meet
ing OF the Music Club in Stark
weather Hall Thursday evening
Professor Haydn NJ. Morgan. new
director Of the Michigan State Nor
NAL College Conservatory OF Music
said that the one thing which has
impres sed him the most since ne ar,
rived here is the friendliness OF all
those with whom he has come in
contact.
Professor Morgan was introduced
by Worth Mallory. OtSego. presi'
dent of the club. Mr.. Mallory wei
coined old and new students 10 the
organization
Committees were appointed toy
the Halloween party 10 be Oct. %
in the Roosevelt Gymnasium.
Committees are invitations -
Miss Betty Boyer. Reed City. chair
man. Miss Cecile ballard. Constan-
tine. and Robert Freeland May.
vile: decorations. Miss Ada Love
| New Athens. chairman Miss Made
leine Hagemaster, Royal Oak. Mel
vim Giles. Ypsilsnti. Miss Marilyun
Sternberg. oxford, and Miss Dollye
McGary. Royal Oak.
Observation-Disclosures Retta Char
ter. Cass City. chairman. John Fluff
man. Jerome. Miss Josephine Hemp
stead. oxford. and Miss Yvonne
Bremen. Constantine: cleanup -
George Birch. Muskegon. chair
man. Miss Nancy Burroughs. Gin
ton. Miss LA Shick. Dawson. VIII
liam Griss. Toledo. O.. Miss Elinoi
Page. Marshall. Miss Mary Fedge
and Miss Carmen Sundwick. Escan
aba.
Mr.. Mallory appointed Miss An
geline Merenda. Melvindale. per
manent program chairman for the
year.
Cider was served