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HOUSES UkFuRNIsHEp.

HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Large semi-detached house, 8 bedrooms
and bath. living room, dining room and
nitcnen. full basement, detached garage.
fT,riacticaily f,i new. 3 blocks from Colonial
Phone CHI 5927. VIM. T. PARRAMio5RRHE.
1913 Lorcom lane, Arlington, Va.
LANHAM. Maryland NEW. AMI.
Two bedrooms; 35 minutes downtown; near
glenn Dale Sanatorium; $50. ELLIS. 81.
ON A ST. AT ard Me- R. AND B.. H
VII. elec.. etc: S5O.75 month. Il. "A.
GAEvEY. DI 450S. 9 to 5 (only).
WE ARE PRIVILEGED
TO oner for rent q home which combines
the beauty OF spacious. welk-kept grounds
ana mouse containing the utmost in iV-
ing comforts. Located in Kenwood vicinity.
the property has nve bedrooms, three
paths, large living room, octagonai dining
room paneled. recreation room, paneled
den, large kitchen, servants quarters and
path covered summer house and bar
becue on the lawn makes possible delight
ful outdoor entertaining. A DISCRIMINATING
family. looking for the best in, a lovely,
liyable home, should make point of seeing
this property Immediately. Terms Of rental
quite favorable to desirable tenant Call
Mr.. Murphy for appointment
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME, 1143.
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ROOMS WANTED.

Rooms WANTED.
4 GIRLS desire large room or 2 connectine
rms: with bath. Glebe 4O17 after 6 pm.
ROOM in private family by refined, settled
sCsmn,eman. Cnnarnsa ,t MHst be close to Library Of
towels. Box 275-M. Star. Is:
GovT g v1;v.I LADY wants . single, furn. room
IN private home; prefer near business dis
tr1ct. Call ME. 2161 after pm.
YOUNG LADY wants single studio room or
70 snare apartment in NV. section. NO.
S5l3 after z pm.
YOUNG GOVT, Protestant man desires l.
rm;;, kit.' path apt, NV. section. furn. or
unIurn; Consider buying furn. WA. 1850
alesr o:30 PIN 25'
Or 2 .ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED
KOOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH, IN NEW
H0USE; WANTED BY YOUNG CHINESE
GS0vEHIMlMEMT SIl OFFICIAL. RECENTLY
5ERgpGATED FAMILY PREFERRED FOR
NV. DISTRICT. PLEASE CALL DU. 1880.
EXT. 122, FROM $50 Am. TO 1870.
ROOM WANTED for colored woman. vicini-
ty Brentwood Village ne. Phone DU.
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NoRTHWEsT bARdAM-sll.50o.

1.,,- ROOMS-1h BATHS.
oc.on ansa na II apd05 1Sh brick g. nesg esus e
all conveniences: suitable Tor families
or fbl, lsrss :s,,|snId family shs present
p@ x IA AtDRsslinssmsns sis only Can stsr
RENT; $500 YEAR-PRICE. $4,000.
q near sherman ave. and Harvard-Brick,
KEsT sHa sissS ssSd YaRMsarcr. Yseaat.l1s $4,000.
bricks. aisniis aass, aaa new rooms aSns sss snd
sfeh sssseeftYsai s48d fens,iSo $3.50
Near nth and Benning road-S houses,
so sFff g. se0Rs NV wfsef T. Il nST 1ss9en NIX aoa,
WESLEY ,Ul S,daE HEIGHTS, f ON 4 LARGE coRNER
school and stores; 4-bedroom, 2-bath Eng
lsa lish type; can be purchased on very
W. e. 4 n MILLER DEVELOPMENT Co.
ls EvsnInss ea 81 phons hMM Randolph n 24i1 44e4
$1,000 =, BRICK BUNGALOW = NEW,
Five rooms. tile bath and shewsr. fuIi
rage. rage. We wooded. lot. Owner leavins
ss!sk Win sE6kooM 6soas z 2sD 2ssa'ess B2Ta 81
Rsr n Second soer isS ss
heat, screened porch. slate roof; rec
rsn;sn, rsation toomi 70 n;., buit;ln sasass Con-
and school; an ideal home for large
s1e.S5omcHEvY CHASE. Mp.-Beautifui.
II nth this sTe:; ..I pen ssna isvasesy op iIss
room An and bath. BATH screened Green d's,S rear noia pores
%ovns s lsnf ,rcm eeSm sitgfMhffbSffn fiStSf
sasSa9N sasssoa sirts'i Iueas usesaRssists5. e..
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SMALL STORE, LARGE STOCK,
For sale. Hobart 9412. 29s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WAArEn

and board $40. WI. 1862.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
2O4 E. OXFORD AVE. Alex, Va.-Vacancy
for or 3 girls; also vac. for 2 gentlemen.
Femple FsGalS iaFni ssai. F00ms' e0nv' War Dept
4917 9th, ST, N.W;-Room and board 2
meals a day, 3 windows, twin beds; 2 men,
refined ladies or couple. ia. 9796.
CHEVY, CHASE, 34o9 34th pL n.w.-Joyial
meas oR 81 iss1 81 single room for girls
20a4 y ST. NV gentlemen to share
large front room with another. next to
bath with shower. twin beds; Government
clerks; only S37 each per month.
LIT. PLEASANT, 1928 Walbridge pl NY
food: uniim. phone. Ap 2ssl. AD: l1Si.
COUPLES OR GIRIS-Comfortabl
Of the house as one Of the family; $40
min. 70 di; city. R; oliver = 4zea: 90nA e.l' oO
1705 UPsHUR ST. NW.-Dble, and sgle.
rm. with board, excellent meals; / blk.
from 18th st.
1924 3rd ST, NE-A refined gentleman
and beard siSdS SS'% per ~e Week
erence. 25'
$50 monthly. Pine basement room, ac-
town. Youns ladies only. Res sonabie.
$3.50 EASTERN AVE, Takoma Park--Girl.
home priv. excel. transp. Cali sH. 543S.
1889 PERRY. PL., of 14th--,single and
s9d $40 mo. nsen' H..W.h. Ap saeles' sia4. 900 10
1900 MASS. AVE. Nw-our meals are
ss9ssss' s4aso' pT sP.et isds IT, girls and man.
1s3s IAh lsih Il, hAt! NV.
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,n MOVE Mo, IN N At ONCE
1850 and 0osrh st ss soins ssomss
Field; Exas,;.,, oosn s,s daily 10 to 8. PAsoUAI.
OPPOSITE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
Detached, Ia rooms, 5 full baths. Small
as sasa pssape mcntnls 1sl Box ums 4sns Gs1. sssr
FAR ENOUGH OUT NORTHWEST 70 GIVE
you a. chance to relax. but only about .
half block from bus, 4 blocks from B. g. o.
station; Detached house OF the pleasant
bedrooms. about 9 half acre Of lawns.
,-,o LOUIS F; SHOEMAKER.
l7l9 e 81. NV Ma. 1885.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-4-BEDRo HOUSE,
on wooded lot, l block from bus: delight-
fully planned and contains large iiving
tory, screened porch. maids room, and
esth: noored attic, 2-car Earase, gas heat;
" IS i4sh II hnISN T. NV Wp1vr1obfirsTs 81 co.
Evenings phone Wisconsin 1927.
NEAR SHEPHERD PARK.
Bedroom and full bath on first fioor; two
very large bedrooms and half bath on Sec
ond hoor: very large living room. double
garage hot-water heat. Price. ONLY
1T -TJHos, s., z FARRELL CO., Realtors.
Evenings, Georgia 1853
NEW GROOM BRICK BUNGAI,ow-
S7,450-5-minute ride to new War and
Navy BldEs;: near schools, shopping center
insulated and weather-stripped easily
% heated; ~ 800 down. $50 month. OWNER
Continued on Next PagsI
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Sic tatbolti6e Stride lit Gbina

Srob aIler ibiperen jabrelangen
Seinliudlngeu, tpel6e oas fatboliibe
Miiiionsiuelen in gbina betroffe,l
ldeinen sic slusiidten auf eine beiie>
re 3ufllnft b,,rdaus ni6t ent,uuti-
geno at lein. Ginen intereiiat1ten
9eitrag 81, ser @ei6idte ser dineii=
i6en Wiiiionen nno Die Musit6ten
fir 6ie 3ufl1nft entb1lt ein 9rief oes
CHINA =Miiiionars, bes lranaisfaner=
paters gep. g. &altfmann, 8. st. int
ct. SSsobn's Soipital in Sprinefielo,
81. 9enIelben iino folsenoe @in5el=
beiten entnommen:
uObipobl trob groBer Miiben uno
5ablrei6er Opfer fatbolii6e Miiiio=
men jabrbunoertelang fiir Die @us=
breitl,ng bes &ei6es @ottes in China
gearbeitet baben, iin6 beute erit orei
Millioneu bes 40O>Miuionenpoltes
fatboliid. 0ie angeitreneten Arbei=
ten ber lebten SSabr5eb,tte tparen iebr
5ufrieoeniteQerb: 1tngefabr 100000
9teubefebrllngen ieoes Sabr. China
befinoet iid segenpartig in elmer &c.
riobe bes 8anoels. Dieier @anbel
bat bauptiadlid NIT oer grridt,ng
ser &epublif 1911 begonnen. Seit
ieuer 3eit bat ii6 bieles in China ee=
dnbert. 9as &eeierunss- ,1no S6ul=
ipItem lit na1 mo6ernen 8orbil6ern
inn auslanb ,1mgeitaltet tporben. 9as
&erfebrsipeien bat eIei6faus einen
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beoeutenoen aufi6lul,ng genommen,
beionoers bltrb anleeen bieler sluto.
berbitouneen. 8or allent bat bic
ituoierte Melt biel mooernes @eiites.
gut in 1id ai,fgenommen.
China bat i6on ieit SSsabren bie
MottpenoisfeitT erfa,,nt, 6aB es bos
Cute ser ausldnoii9en &ultur iib
aneignen 1uiiiie, tpen,1- es glei6bereb.
tigt neben anoere,1 @robrndbten Ser
8elt baiteben mill. 9arun fGmpft
China i,n eesentpartieen 3eitalter.
9ie 5rage, bie nns bier beionoers
intereiiiert, lit: gSas miro al1s Ser
Gelieion in Gbina2 8iro China lei.
ne alte Gelieion beibebalten? Das
ibeint iebr 1tntpabrldeinlid) au iein.
Ser bette @elpeis bafiir lino ,pobl sic
Stroierten, oie sl1m groBen Eeil sic
9te,tent1pidlrng ser Neligion itben
our6eentabt baben. sic baben meiit
cine -mooerne Mufflarungsi6ule BE.
iu6t. 9as grsebnis lit, BOB niele
BON ibnen einem mobernen MnfflG.
rungsalauben bl1loieen. Cine quite
@n5abl finb &atbolifen ODER Brote.
itanten geIporoen. 9ie 3abI Der it,,-
oierten Hroteitanten lit iider GROCER
als Sic Der &atboliten aus Dem elm.
faben Grrlnoe, neil bie Broteitonten
nebr b6bere Sdulen baben aIs mir
&atbolifen. 8ir fatboliide Miiiio.
mare batten nidt Die Wittel, 10 biele
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WATER FUND
Stint,tte beS EolftS fit
has efeiepbim1t,,t

. @inlieeeno $500, bie ib Sbrer
anitalt berIproden, ,uenn mein an=
liesen erbort ipiiroe. 3u meiner gro
Ben 5re,be bin i6 erbort tporoen unb
lenbe i6 Sbnen rneiner 8eitrag. -
q. g., Su. =...
@inlieee,tb cine @abe aur 1alfen=
ben Sreiiteae, gum 8anf fir Die CT
bor,lng 1T eitem anliegen. IS.
g., &p. -. x. ...: - T.
~s.. +. X -
Enclosed pIeose find $1,000. This
fills the promise which my mother made
for the benefit Of the Josephinun. Wish
ing you happy Christmas and New
Yeor, P. J. H., S. Dok. =; ~ = r..
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

.@ir f0,,ntell Ben folgenben geridt,
inter ser aufibrift Gin .frenbar=
tiger =8eluder'' in tpetisen 8orten
nitteilen, .allein oa bic 2eier ,nno
8obltater beg soiepbi,,unas in ber
Spalte bes Sbabneiiters, bie an=
ipo6entli6 ait bieler Stelle erf6einf,
oas Geiteite 1lno sSSttereilanteIte a,,s
1.nierer @nItalt eriparten, baben mir
bef6loiien, lu,s bes 2angern iiber
oielen @eeenltano 8,t perbreiten.
llnlere 2eier fonnen ii6 fa1lm bot
lteIlen, nit ipel6em Gifer uno tpeld
auserleiener sorefalt sic Sdpeitern
sic uniern Sa,1sbolt fiibre,t. iib NIT
ser Auiitell1tng ibrer &eibnabtss
frippen befaiien. ,Bir iasen Strip
PEN, benn, a,lBer ser groben in I'M
Ierer Stl6entel1=&apelle auferba,.ten
&rippe, eibt es, 10 biel mir lpiiien,
tpenigitens brei &rippen in SEN bon
ben S6tpeitern belpobnten&alrmlidfei=
ten. gie piele anoere iid BORT nod
befinoelt bleibt bas @ebeimnis Der
S6lpeltern. @ir baben berI,16t, Die
sln5abl ibrer &rippen annaberno 81,
beltintmen al Oen 5ablrei6en &orben,
sic bie Sb,pelterlL nit Moos gefiint,
1don i'm Serblt aus 0en1 @alo ber>
aufbolten aur stnsl6miifung ibrer
perl6ieoenen &rippen. sSobl teilen
l1nlere S6meItern ibren Moosporrat
nit anbern Mnl ltalten ser Miiiionarinz
men oes Sl'iten Ser5ens, aber in Sic
ien Sabre mar ant @ineang ber
sdmeitern~ ~abteilung cine 10 erobe
Menge Moos ol,feebdlit, baB iie Die
6ubbo6en in allen 3imlnern bamit
botten be1eeen f0nnen.
aud fir Strob fir sic neri6ieoe-
men &rippen batten sic Sdpei itern
5eitis 8orIorge eetroffen. 9as felt
Sabren bon ~>Sabr au Sabr auf6e-
tpobrte Strob tpar oiesmal aiemlid
abgenust ,tno 10 boffteu uno beteten
oie S6ipeltern, es moae ibne1 eine
neue Nuelle redt bolo at @ebote
iteben. ~." ...s
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0sittpod, Sen IA. Sanaar 1912

in Ser geipobnten 8eiie anfeeiteat.
Die groBere III Ser Stii6entenfapelle
eridien in ,lenen Iidtern 5arben, DO
Die Stiloe1tten iie ,ten anfgefrii4t
batten.
Die it Der ShneIteritfapelle anf.
eejtellte &rippe NOR 0iesn1al ettpas
unlfanereiber geba,tt. Glide feibif
fabriaierte 9ignren ltn6 nelte &amele
tporen binaltgefontu1en. @ines idbonen
Morsens aber eribien auf benl 5nr
Rrippe oes Seiufinbes binanffiibren.
Ben Yfa6e cine fren1oartiee 5ignr.
1nStpeifelbaft elm amerifanifber SSn.
6ianer NIT grtmme,n, friegerif1era
8Iid. f.
@ober mag er gefomtnen iein? es
tpar feine Spur- BON einem Galllbirn1
nirgenbs au entoeden, nod fo1nte
er berporeenadie,t fein aus sen1
Moos, bas Ser llmgebung oes ebe.
malieen Bpanootte-5 5tammes ent.
monument tpar, ser bas Sal atpifbea
ben Seioto-GluB 1,no bent Olentan.
eD-SluB bor bielen Sabraebnteu be.
tpobnte. ~. IT,. ..,.:.. @......~..--
1tn6 ser @iIoe 1labm ,liebt einmal
ieinen &opfibmud por beH, &inSe IN
Ser &rippe abl .. :#-.::.
9ie ellten S6tpeitern tparen ilt
Berlegenbeit. Sic iparen bod ols
Wiiiionsidpeitern ausgebilbet ,lno
tparen nidt itnitanbe, ben freHbest
Seioen fort5l,iagen,> Der eetpiB nibt
an oieien BIab pabte mitten ,,nter
ben frieoli9en, anbetenoen., @eftaltert
lint bie Rrippe berum. l1no beionbers
bieier &opfihu1ud! Das eing elmer
Der 5dipeitern bob au tpeit. Sic. bef-
tete bie tpilb, ausfebettbe &opfbebef.
f,ine an sic Dede bes Snbianers. /,
sd tpeib ttidt, no ser &erI ber.
fam'', erflarte Ole S6tpeiter Sberin,
,,aber iolanee er iih oroentlib auf.
fiibrt, barf ct bierbleiben.' -
X. ....
l1n6 ba blieb er ~pbne ein Wert
Der l1,1a,tfriebe,beit ober bes 8ioer.
fprltds, bieler. frentbe &rippenbel1-
der! Grit ant 8oraben6 bon 81.
9reifonige peri6nano er 10 rltbig
uno gebeinnispou, oils ct gefonmen.
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Db;o maiieafrtnnS

gSie nltiere 2eler aus liniern 8o=
henberi1ten ipiifer, ipurbe 0ieien
CONNER Die am SoIepbinnnt Dorbei-
fiibrenoe SobitraBe ,len ausgeballt
lnb Die ne,leir StraBenteile tpurben
init feinelt reinen Strob iiberbeft.
llniern Shneitern mar bas nidt ent=
gangen. anfangs Nopen1ber bega-
ben iih iltlter Dem S6use Der Naht
bie Sbtpeftern nit aorben ,lno ee=
Iiebenen Sanbiheinperfern a,ir Stel=
lie, inn iib Sen fir ibre Beibnadts=
frippen erforberliden 5trobborrat All
fidern. Drei boeeitopfte &orbe lie
ferten Strob fir sic itdhten Sabre.
=. .s 49,.
lin tpeIde 3eit sic Sdtpeitern NIT
ibren 8orarbeiten fiir lire 8eib=
nabtsfrippelt beginner, ent5iebt ftd
,1nierer &en,ttnis. Seoenfals aber
friib5eitie an ser &rippe
ltno arlt AItare Ser Sdtpeftern 8liis
ten bon 8irnbdumen. 9a mir inns
ME llm oas 9eIdneiben Der 8irn=
6dlune befiim1nern, 10 entbeben nns
Die Sbpeitern bieIer Sorge. I'm bic
oben bon inns eripdbnte ,lnb llns UNI
befannte 3eit iiberfane,t Die 5hlpe=
tern itnIern 8a1ngarten linb entle=
oiaen oie 8irnbdlt,ne aner MIR er>
reibbaren Meite llnb 3tpeige. Gon
oa an iino ale SbueItert5intnter nit
oieIelt anfanglid oiirr uno trode,t
1usfebenben 3peigen beforiert. aber
I'M bie ribfige 3eit, Inn 8eibuabten
)erun, erfdeinen lie in bollem 8lii,
5reilih befotnlneit mir 1T
ser gtuoenfenfapelle feine soabon at
eben. 4.:e
\ lin sen sdpeItern @elegenbeit 81,
1eben nit ben 8orarbeiten aat ibren
Rrippen All Beginner, Derieben tpir
lie red)t friibaeitig nit 8eibnabts=
bduti,e,L oie III Biinbeln att. Der &it.
hentiire abgeliefert iperoen. Die
giinoel bleibeu attibeinet,o cine 3eit=
lang itttaft, ober mir begen ben lei
Jeff Geroaht, baB bier itnb oa bod
lines al,f sebei,nl,ispolle 8eife per-
ebe Die offiaiene l1ebereabe
prfolgt. -. - ...,s..s.l g.: ..,-t...
- r.. X - '.,.'. 80.
Au6 biesmaI ipurben alle &rippen
M GAN >ISrL
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Qnittnng fiir fro,a,'.e
@aben 3ngnnfen
Mnierer Stubenten

$500:
j. S., Ohio.
$500:
G. S., Mo-; Mrs. T. D., Penna; H. K,
Calf; Mrs. A. S., N. Y.
$500:
F.. H., Calf; Mrs. B. B., Md; M. S.,
Md; Mrs. E. w., Mimi; p. j. L., Wis;
Mrs A. H., N. Y; M. p, Ind; Mrs.
H. ", Texas; M. r. B., Wis; Mrs. A. H.
Md; Mrs. M. NJ, Ind; Mrs. G. H., N. j.;
Miss M. M, N. Y; Miss L. S., N. Y.
$150:
j. A. s.. Penna.; Miss j. S., Nebraska.
$1OO:
N. NJ. Calf; G. w., N. Y; H. M, ILL.,;
J. H., N. j.; A. S. Ohio; J. M. E., Fla;
P. L., Wis; Mrs. j. S. K, N. Y; J. r.,
N. j.; Mrs. r. NJ, Ohio; Mrs. E. K,
N. j.; j. F.. S., Colo; G.. W., Penna. !;
M. K, Penna.; P. W., Penna.; Miss L. B.,
Ind; Mrs. j. D., NJ j.; Mrs. S. B., Conn. !;
x. p, Ohio; c. w., Mich; Mrs. M. S.,
N. Y; G.. S., N. j.; j. B., Mimi; J. B. T.,
ILL.,; A. u, N. Y; Mrs. v. K, Iowa;
F. J. D., Kans.; VIM. W., Ohio; Mrs.
M. K, Penna.; Mrs. L. c., Wis; Mrs.
r. H., Minn.; j. K, Ohio; Mrs. G. B.,
KY; F. X, Ohio.
VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. K. E., Ohio, $l.00; Miss L. S.,
N. Y, $l00.
LIBRARY FUND
Previously credited $15,56352. M. S.,
Md, $100; Mrs. E. X, N. j., $100; x. p,
Ohio, $1.0O; Mrs. L. c., Wis, $1.00. Total,
$15,56752. Balance due, $13,44270.
COAL FUND
Previously credited $30975. r. J. r.,
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3unt Nenba1t Dcs
Soiebbtnmms

Previously credited $617,62452. Rev.
VIM. r., Nebraska, $1,000. Total, $617,-
63452.
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Tretiteae 3M Gbren bes
bl. Sobaunes 8osco

Previously credited s7o3.s6. j.. B. w.,
N. Y, $500; c.. T., Pa, $500; A. H.,
O., $100; A. K, MINI, $1.00; j. F. r.,
O., $50. Total. 4$7l446. ...>. - - w.
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Nuh biesmaI tpurben ale &rippen
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in Der geipobnten Weiie aufeeiteat.
Die groBere III Ser Stnoentenfapelle
eridien it ,leuen Ii6teri1 5arbett Do
Die Stl,oerten Tie ,te,t aiifgefrii4t
batten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
| Sergeont's Zeal
| Almost Keeps
Pilot of Plane
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
An ADVANCE BASE IN THE
PACIFIC. Oct. 10 Delayed .-Sergt.
Ted Fuller of Canton, Ohio, is the
conscientious-and embarrassed
crew chief Of q transport plane.
The plane was about to take of
and Sergt. Fuller carefully checked
the weight and the number Of pas
sengers. He found both just right
and closed the cabin door.
Up dashed q jeep, 4 man jumped
out, ran to the. plane and pounded
on the door. Sergt. Fuller stuck
his head out and said:
Sorry, there's no more room.
We've got q full load now"
The newcomer just grinned and
said: Guess I'll have to 60 along,
sergeant-1'm the pilot.
Sergt. Fuller had failed to recog-
nize 1t. Col. Wyman r. Marshall Of
the marines, from Washington, who
was not wearing officers insignia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
treason Jury Hears
How Fbl Recovered
Saboteur's Funds
$3.50 Found Under Rug
In Bedroom Of Home
Of Houpt's Porents

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Government
agents yesterday told Z Federal
Court jury at the trial Of three Chi
cago couples on treason charges that
they found fifty-one $50 bills under
rug in the bedroom Of the home of
two OF the defendants, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Max Haupt.
The FBI agents also testified that
on the same day they found the
$2,550 in the Haupt home-June 81
they arrested Haupt's son, Herbert
Hans Haupt, executed German sabo-
teur, and later recovered $500 in $50
bills which Hans Max Haupt had
given to friend.
Young Haupt's arrest came 10 DAYS
after he and seven other Nazi sabo-
teurs came to this country on Ger
man submarines to carry out q mis-
sion of sabotage. Earl Hirsch testi-
fed he and other FBI agents seized
HAAAA az GA CACNdCCO xd1u Odu Std IlOIl
after trailing him the previous night.
Haupt's parents and four other de-
PENDANTS are accused of aiding him
in his plans.
Joseph w. Kriofske, another FBI
agent, told Of finding the $3.50 in
the Haupt home. He said that the
elder Haupt had insisted the money
was his life's. savings, and Mrs.
Haupt agreed. Frank Mech, an
FB1 investigator, related that the
5000 was recovered from Carl Eggert,
friend of the Haupts. He said the
elder Haupt had given him the
money. s
Previous Government testimony
offered, intended to show that Haupt
and the other Nazi agents brought
$4,000 from Germany to be used
in their plans to destroy many Of
the Nations war plants.
Young Haupt, who was %, was
among the six saboteurs executed in
Washington last August 8. The
other two were sentenced to prison.
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Cat 'Fiqhts' With Bike

DUNCAN, Okla. lP.-P. L. Wilbur
was pedaling his bike down the
street when a cat disputed the right
Of way with him. Wilbur wound
up in heap, with cat fur clinging
to the spokes and the frame of his
bike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12

War job for housewives! Help
make explosives by saving every
drop Of waste kitchen fats. Take
them to your meat dealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
Keep Clean This Christmas

KANSAS CITY delivery one
Of those Christmas boxes that the
Red Cross fixed for the children in
lands overseas had a bar of soap
and washcloth in it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
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Continued from Page D reunite the C1o and the AFT. The move was disavowed both by CIO President Philip Murray and the CIO executive council.
 The meeting presented 6 difficult situation for Murray, whose only salary is $l8,000 year as vice pres- ident of the UNIV. He has been the target of bitter critism from of. ficers of UMW's district 50. It was uncertain whether he would attend
 The breach between the CIO and UNIV over Lewis labor peace ac- tivities has been widened by the UAWs demand for repaying of what 1t contended was a loan to help organize the steel, automobile and other CIO unions. A special com mittee of CIO officers rejected the demand, claiming that the money was a gift. The UNIV has paid no per capita dues to the CIO since F'emruary. These dues amount to approximately $SO0,0O0 a month.
 The controversy reached the name calling" stage when District 50 officers demanded that Murray discipline two United Automobile Workers CIO officials who criticized what they termed the "isolationiSt" policies of Lewis. The UNIV asked for a retraction and an apology.
 The statement attributed to Wall ter Reuther, director of the JAW CIO General Motors division, to which the UNIV objected was:
 Has Gone Sour
 "Mr. Lewis was dynamic leader when he was going in the right di- rection, but now he has gone sour. He has been twisted by his hatred of President Roosevelt. I've listened to the speeches of Robert Ley, head of the Nazi Labor front. There is no difference between the sort of things he says and what Lewis Is doing now"
 Murray disclaimed responsibility for the statements and rejected the demand that he take immediate action to repudiate the disloyalty charges" The UNIV withdrew ap- proximately 80 organizers loaned to CIO unions. Eight state and re- gional CIO directors, who also were UMW officials, resigned after issuing statements criticizing CIO policies. Murray, in Pittsburgh earlier this month, lashedN back at what. he called a campaign of islander and sabotage against his leadership and demanded certain UNIV officials cease their ''conspiracies and foul propaganda"