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Evening star., 1942-11-11
Corndr. Harries
Reaches Australia

Word was received yesterday at
the Australian Legation of the safe
arrival in Melbourne of the former
Naval Attache, Comdr. David Har-
ries, who arrived there in time to
greet his small son who was born
yesterday. Mrs. Harris left Wash
ington several months ago. Comdr
Harres was succeeded here, by
Comdr. A. S. Rosenthal. After
short leave Comdr. Harries will re-
turn to active duty with the Aus
tralian Navy.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Thelma C.. Fetzer
Becomes Bride of
Capt. w. O. johnson

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Thelma Clara
Fetzer, daughter of Mrs. Anna Fet-
zer Of Miami, Fla, to Capt. William
Doyle johnson, u. S. A., son of Mr..
and Mrs. william r. johnson of
this city.
The ceremony took place in st.
Matthew's Cathedral November
with the Rev. j. B. Argaut off1ciat-
ing.
Miss Helen E. Johnson, sister Of
the bridegroom, was the bride S
maid Of honor and only attendant.
Mr.. Edward S. johnson was best
man for his brother.
Capt. and Mrs. johnson left i'm
mediate!y after the ceremony for
San Francisco where. the bridegroom
has been stationed.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

ley Bolton Of Concord, N. c., and
this city, attended Lees -McRae Col
lege in Banner Elk, N. c.
Mr.. Charles j. Bleth of New York
gave his daughter in marriage, and
her only attendant was Miss Jane
Bolton, sister of the bridegroom.
The bridegroom's father was his
best man. and the ushers were Mr..
Clarence E. Cornell, Mr.. Delma
Smith and Mr.. Arden Rabe, all Of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton left after
the ceremony for a wedding trip to
Richmond and the Shenandoah
Valley.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Suzanne Pattinson
To Marry 1t. Kane

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Graham Pattinson
Of Santa Anita Oaks, Arcadia Calf .,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Suzanne Pattinson,
to 1t. q. g. John D. H. Kane. jr.,
U. S. NJ, son of Capt. John d. H.
Kane, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Kane Of
Newport, r. I.
Miss Pattinson is a graduate Of
Madeira School and Of Sarah Law
renee College In Bronxville, N. Y.
1t. Kane was graduated from St.
Georges School in 1898 and from
the United States Naval Academy in
the class of 1912. He is a grandson
of Mrs. Daniel H. Kane Of Newport
and Of Mrs. J. r. Poinsett Pringle
and the late Vice Admiral Pringle.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Margaret Bleth
Wed to Mr.. Bolton
Last Month

Miss Margaret Lillian Bleth be-
came the bride of Mr.. John HALEY
Bolton, jr., October "a in the chapel
Of the Mount Vernon Place Method
ist Church.
The bride attended American Uni
versity, where she was affiliated with
Sigma Phi Delta Sorority. Mr.. Boil
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hal
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Mrs. Truxtun Beale
To Be Hostess

Mrs. Truxtun Beale will be host
ess at buffet supper this evening
in Decatur House, her historic
home on Jackson place at H street,
and later will take several of the
members of the recently organized
Officers Club in the Burlington
Hotel with her to the first of the
Wednesday Evening Subscription
Series Of concerts of the National
Symphony orchestra. Mrs. Beale
is head of the entertainment section
of the Woman's Committee of the
orchestra.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Mrs. Reyer Fetes
Mrs. E. A. Anderson

Mrs. Hugo Reyer of Rollingwood,
Chevy Chase, entertained at lunch
con yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Ernest A. Anderson, who will move
shortly to Wilmington, N. c. The
other guests included Mrs. Leroy
Ehret, Mrs. Rudolf H. Freyeisen,
Mrs. Henry w. Lange, Mrs. Rich
ard E. Martin, Mrs. Howard Muhle
and Mrs. j. Adrian Pfeiffer.
One pound Of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to manu-
facture a pound gunpowder!
Evening star., 1942-11-11
To Be Honored

Mrs. Helen Brylawski will cele-
brate her 80th birthday anniversary
this evening at party to be given
In the Chinese Room of the May
flower Hotel from $3.50 until II. The
party will be given for Mrs. Bry-
lawski by her children, Mr.. and Mrs,
Julian Brylawski, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lansburgh., Mrs. Alexander
Wolf and Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Bry-
laWSki.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan N. Fuqua an
hounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Fuqua, to 1t.
A. M. r. Lawrence, U. S. A.. son of
Mrs. Catherine Lawrence of North
Arlington, Va. 1t. Lawrence is now
stationed at Camp Chaffee, Ark
The wedding will take place in the
latter part of November.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Dingley. jr.; 1t. Comdr. Dundas
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis n.
Engel, 1t. Jack Preble, 1t. Col.
Richard G. Mills and Miss Helen
Madden.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Hostess at Supper

Miss Adrienne Lillico entertained
at buffet supper Saturday evening
in her home, her guests being 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson
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III. sSortiebltns)
.,@s lit cine ltattlibe Sunnne?"


ltnier Blan lit, i'm @elpirr oes
Galnpfes bamit at entfomtlten ,tno
uno nod Dem Weer SIT lnaden; etn'
NAL BORT, fonnen mir nad 8riehens
Iano entflieben. 9arnah ein langes
Gebeu 1no ein froblides."
.,@s lit ein Blau, ber itnleres
&auptlnanns iuiiroig lit; iueiB SeIus
8arabbas haoon2"
,,Wiht er! Or lit eiu frommer SUI
De, Der Sobn eiues @abbi, ltno oenft
uur oarau, SEN Senpel bon bent
goloenen aoler 81 befreien, Ser ibn
nad ieiner Meiuung entueibt. @r
lit ieood ein auiriibrerilher @eIelle,
uno bat einen iibelriedenoen &nf bel
Der Sbriafeit."
,ltulIomebr lollte er Sell baben al
unierer 0ei,te. ySir iin6 5ietnlib nn>
befonnt in bieier @egeno llno fonnen
besbalb auf Elm gntfommen rednen.
ssbn ntogen lie nebn1en 1lno frelldis
gen; es miro nm 10 befier lein fiir
uns."
,,Woae ssupiter ,ms BEL ftebenp
faete @etas fromnt. uSSd gelobe elee
ne aploene 9ette fir ieoen Iltar, IN
@riebenlano, ipeun mir @rioIg ba,
ben." ...,
SD audp idrie elm anoerer.
. 9uutaeblts, onrb ben 2arm ct.
tpedt, peripies ibnen milo ibre Cor
belt nno foroerte ssein 1,no Giien.
g9obreno ct aB lno tranf, inarf
er oaun uno tponn einen erimnlsen
Blid IN ber Gihtuue nah Gihts. Ser
Gnabe erbleitbte uno ballte ieine
ssdlite felt, oenn ct erriet ieine @e.
oanfea oaer alaubte fie su erraten
,,8sos lolleu mir init Dent 8urlbea
bier luaden2" frug bafo oaraui elmer
Der W1uner, ser Oie 8lide bemerfte.
SD babe Dor :" fins 9umahns
au, inoem ct Ieine rotten augen alsl
Eit,s heftete NIT einem bolen Sd
helu.
@aius iebodp, ser ieinen Sanptr
manm burh unb burd, Aaerltanb, nn-
terbrad, ibn Ibuea: n8erluhe ble1en
Mei,, uein Dun,abls; hu iuirit ibn
gut nno fraitig iinoen. &eid)e oeinen
Bed,er ber ino laB mid, iba tulten
- ,uas oeuflt 81. haoon?'
/ Dumadus leerte ben 8eher lang
fam, aouu bielt ct i'm bin, bansit er
tuieher sefiillt ineroe. "es ut eln
outer Bein; no baben ioir i'm ber?"
| ,,Nen oem iasaaritii4em BeinbanS-
Ier, aeftern'', aut,portete @aius, int
benz er beu 8eAer bis gum, Manne
vfuute. .,sBir iperbeu ieeen Arm &c"
bra,,Aeu in uuierem llaternebnen
beute abeno', fnbr ct fort. "@s 1T
feiuer nutiger IN einem 3anpfe als
Der Quabe 1itus bier, ,uie hu tueiBt
erinnerit ou bid), ipie ct ben rieligen
Mbeilpnier allein befampfte i'n lestea
Sabre, oils mir fauin Der 8efangens
nabme entaiuaen2 -ssa, 1nb ibn alit
belieatel gBir tperoen i'm notia ba'
ben. Bas iasit ou anabe? WiitIl
bu sic Homer nit nns befampfer
beute abeno 2"
] ,,Das pia id!' laate Situs, bot
slufreerus sitterno. ,,@ebt mir nut
ctipas, ipomit ih fdmpfen fann.'
0aunadl,s bielt @aius Ben 9ede,
aun bierten Male bin. SD babe
2lit, i'm bier st lalien'', iaate er
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
Mitt,DedL Sen II. Nobember 1943

/
lSdtperter, BEN Sdan Der Sdiloe.
gBiIoes @ei6rei, sulamnlen NIT 6em
8ebegelhrei oer 8erlpnlloeten Die
unbarmbersig lmter bie SiiBe getreten
uuroelt. 8arabbas bate iid) por-
tpdrts gebrangt, no Der &anpf atn
beiBeiter mar 1tno fodt ipie ein 8abn-
| llinniger, ooh balo aeiste es lif, Dab
ser H0belbaufen nadaab.
,,ggir 1ino perraten iporoenp iaate
Dun1ad)us Dem @aius ms Sbr.
@ir pollen ,,ns raid oapon naadbea.
Dieie Radt f6nnen mir nibts tMn.
Die R6mer (ino sablreiAer ,uie Die
gienen." limo obne cine 4Httuort ab-
suparten, Itiirate er bin,peg onrd Ole
Nenae.
sost ouoenbI;d1ih erlhon Elm arc.
Ines @eShrei in oer ssroflt: ,,Die @S-
ner non Ser 2itabeae liuo iiber unsi
Horobbas ist aefonaen! Sud,t euer
seil IN ser Sluhti"
9er sonfen NOR ieht in, tpifoelteu
gn,rd,einanber ieaer nnr ouf feline ei.
opup e5iherheit beboht. Titas tu,.rse
NIT SEN onberen fortaeoranat nna
fo,,m mii,pne mos or tot rouute er
IN aer 0,,nfelheit IN cine enoe 6trase.
goTs oIs~er ,ah bos er ,,ift perfoIai
mnrap bipIt Or einen auaenbIid an,
nm 9tem ~ bolen unb oeipouut biu-
horheno hSrte or mie bas ralenoe,
oplfpnoe eseshrei bes H6beIhaufens
,,na ser a0r,n her bprfoloeuber col.
ooten id, ieoen auoenbIid meter emf.
fer,tp
Gpin Spra bodte IN frohpr !s,off-
n,,nn csh hin nnn in eiherheitl''
aod,4e er e.4, hro,,che midi u,lr bis
ann Moraen ner,tpdt au hoIten. ooua
nerhe III ,neinpn saea ous ber 6taM
'Io;h+ .f;,se,, CA min snriidoebea
,,no aonnn; ortss hefeunen. o., nus
mir oIonben .
gar menonfe nm sos rnbiop ae;m
AZ aorerno,,u NOR INN fehr anae.
nphm oIs or IL orIein unb fre,lnSIns in
nor ,,nsurc,srinoIichen ssiusternis
Stonn Mber n,es6oIb mor ieiue gu.
n;fo n n,orm ,.nh fe,,bt2 1tna ipht
hea,errte ., an.b einen ,tpebenhen
shnora il, se;nen, Qa.f ca, him
|,,sr,,,,,nSst" aoa.e or g. f;;fita ;eht
,o.,;ht;n =, seinen a;hfpn aodea ,,,,a
faan a;,. t;as. aa,,a. n;a hast;, !.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
oder Elm CenOsse des Kreuzes

Sdlt0 lDafnen0 ulT Dle SUtlltel'
SD, fann i'm nit Siderbeit beltte
abeno ,ti,ter nteine Guflift nebmen !;
Ser 9uribe mage es, mir 5u ent'
rinnenl', ltno nit perItellter Bilo7
belt blidte er Sitl,s an.
,,8enn mir grfolg baben nit nn-
Ierem llnternebme,t, frage tb nidts
oarnad,, mas aus bent sungen miro, =
Iaate Dumabus, set aufina lultig an
uerben pon1 Beiu, ben ibn 8ains
iortiua1reno s,treidte. rSaB ibn Yrss-
ca iinbem - bas Beib ilt mir ent.
laufem. sic fann ibau bon ieinen
eltern iageu. @eipiuneu mir in Die
Ier Radt, bann iperbe id fiir He'n
llnredt aeradt iein! Sa! So! Nun
fommtI es iit 3eit, aaB tuir nns
auhnahen; mir ,I.iiiien az aipeten nno
breien IN oie Staot eeben, I'm aul'
ieben at nertneioen. gBir treHen nns
iu ber 8einItube oes Glopas ant obe'
rem Warft. Sort tperoen mir Bar.
rabas finoen, lno bort iueroen, audi
sic anoere,t binfomnlen, obalo es
aans olinfel miro. sSiiat in Die Hunoe
lmo laBt uns trinfeat. @as itbria Mt,
Soa ols 9ranfopfer Dem 0fars aus
aesoHen tperoen; nsoge er ltno allc
@otter ,.ns belfen"
,Sie ,rtogen- l,ns beffen, laee i'd!
gs lit cine fronuHe 8at, Die Sdasc
BON oem @otte ser Sebrder 5lt neb>
met; ,,nIere eieeneu @otter lperoen
oen Nusen baoon baben!" rieF Geltas.
9ulnad)ns erbob iid} nun out Die
;siiBe uao in trnntener sSeierlibteit
idyuttete ct Dem geIt in bent &eln-
Ihlaue, auF ben Bnben, babel lant Die
beioniiden 8otter Inn lliterltiiRung4
III ibren ltnbeiligen llnternebmen an
rufeno.
Die 8einltube aes Glopas am obe-
ren Marfte ianote eh,en breiten
Streiiea frelmoliden selben 2ihtes
in oie Dunfelbeit als 9itls. ai,Iatn.
,aen nit @aius nnh einem anoeren
ber 8auoe, ssoea nit Nan.en, in Der
@abe berielben anbieltea, I'M ith Der
Ridtlmg su beraetDiiiern.
.,Dort 1T ser Srt", faate Soea.
,.@r lit mir tuoblbefannt. Wande
isoblide Radt babe i'd oa in meiner
sss,.aeao ansebradt."
,,Daan biit ST in Seruiaien se-
boren2" fraate Gaius.
,,sssn Serllalem geboren nns auf'
ersoaen" erpioerte oer anoere. .Mein
8ater nar ein Siiheridp,tieb nno per-
iertiate beiliae @ef1Be fir ben Gent
pelaebraud. gs iuar in eiopas
|Shenfe, 100 id suerit nit Dumahts
sulausnentraf. CT mar ein itattfb'r
@eleue in ienen 1aeen. SSraeno et'
mas beaesnete ibm - mas, sneib idb
nidt; ct flob nad @alilda nno nabn
eiue syrau unb ein &in6 nit. Das
aiuo mar bieier Buribe. @inmaf
borte id, has Beib i'm Dapio nennen
9tabher fannteu iDir ibn ats 1itns,
bod, bestpeifle id niht ba6 Dabio
Iieiu rehter Name mar"
Situs bordlte NIT gan5em Sbre.
| laste aber nihts. benu er bottle, bob
ser Wanu nebr iagen iuiiroc. Ga
lius batte ibu nit einem ieiner Meiier
Eetuaffnet. 2eibt senug bate er IN
bent 9unfel eutlhliipien fonnen i,no
NOR n1id hnIh anfidllniipn pS All f1fn.
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oes abenos, sic baIo erfolsen iollten,
teil5unebmen.
,,g8enn id iebt sebe", er0rterte er
peiter nit iid ielbit, ,,tperoe id met.
nen 8eg nad 2apernaum allein fin
oen niiiien uno 8enoni befennen,
oaB er redt l,no ib nnredt bate
slusf fino beibes bas Waultier ,tno
oos @elo fort uno tpie lollte ib tie
5uriideritatten2 Sd piu, auf alie
5dlle, nod einise Stunoen iparten;
es mag fd ettpas su nteinen Gut
lten ereisnen. >.-
ssest batten iie sic 8einitube bstre-
ten uno sic @elesenbeit aur 5fudt
mar fir oeH augenblid neriiber.
.Dort lit Barrabasl @r fpribt
eben iett NIT 9nmadls", fiiiiteitrte
@aius. .-.
gitus bfidte bin nnb fab. einen
Nann bon rieiiser GeItalt, oeiien fiib-
nes slnseIidt uub ralde, glanaenoe
augen in idarfem @egeniak SIT benz
aufaeounleuen, robem @eIidfe Dus
madus' itaaoen. Eitns fiiblte fid
aueenblidlid} at bem 0fanne binae5o-
gen, uno lid allmdblid borordnaeno,
bradte er ses sutpege, nabe genng
81 founn,en um 81 bDren mas ge=
laat muroe.
,,gr miro nid)t pagen, es ipieoer
ber5uitenen, ipenn es einntal bon iei'
nellt Blobe geriilen iit'',. laste 9a-
rabbas NIT nieorieer, aber itarfer
9tiulme. ,,Das Sinnbilo romiider
Sberberri6aft bat lange serllg oas
Salts uuieres @ottes bei1impft. es
ioa nieoergeriiien rno in Stiide ger.
broden iperoen 10 flein, baB lie ME.
mano mieoer 5uIammentl.n fann. SD
lelbIt merbe Die 5tiide in ben 8of
oes Halaltes nerfen. SD, iage, baB
BiIatns im SnnerIten Elm Seiglina
lit. gr fiirdtet uns. Sat er itns in
@aiarea nidbt na6aeaeben? Sat er
llns lestbin niht nadaeaeben, als er
Ben beilieen Shab oes Sempels fir
Ieiue eisenen 3pede nebnlen iuollte?"
uDu fpridlt ipabrp' rief elm bal
bes Sunbert Stimnlet. u2aB nns
biuaebea nno oas nerfluhte 8ilonis
bon Ieinem Srte reiBenl"
8ie onl eemeinIamen artrieb
itiiraten iie aae auf Ole Strabe. Il
tus> Ger es fertis aebradt batte, nabe
BEL Barabbas su bleiben, lab nit Gr+
Itaunen, oaB ser nierediae Naum ae-
brdnat bon Manner NOR, Seren tpiloe,
entiAloiiene @eiishter oen oea, 2idts
ser flammenben 6adeln, oie bier nnh
oa iiber Sen a0pfen bes @eordnees
sefdtnunaen ipalroen, erbelt tuuroen.
Gin Ieiies, raabes Murn,eln ging
|eurd bie 8erla,umlung, ais tie ibren
5iibrer erfannten. Barabbas btieb
lteben un6 nit einieen furset,, ent-
ldiebenen Morten erflGrte er Nlan
uno Deiie oes aaarifis; banu befabl
er, baB bie 5adeln auseeloiht mir.
ben uno aue eilten In raide,u Shritt
uno unter Dem Shuhe Der Dunfelbeit
bem gempel at.
sic iparen nod nidt melt borges
brungen, als fe bas @eftirr bon
Sdilbern erreidte nno eine laute
5timme b6rten. Die Die Harole ber-
lauate.
,,Eob nnb 8ertpirruna!" marmelte
@ailts, ser sllalunlen nit Situs bidt
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Stock Market Turns
Irregular After
Early Advance
Liquidotion for Income
Tox Purposes Offsets
BuIIish War News
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Pross rinancial writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Mtxed ten
denotes prevailed In today's stock
market despite q generally bullish
news background.
Wall Street still was optimistic
over the elections. War bulletins
from Egypt, the Solomcns and
Russia were viewed as encouraging.
On the other hand there was some
liquidation to establish losses and
profits for income tax purposes
this usually starts As the year-end
approacheS-and buyers developed
. little timidity as talk was heard
Of the Treasury demanding a much
heavier revenue law Of the next
Congress.
Modest advances were well In the
majority at the start. These were
Cancelled in many cases later and
while numerous Arm spots were ir
evidence near the close, decline.
were plentiful. Dealings slackened
as the advance faltered. Transfers
were around 100000 shares.
Sears Roebuck enjoyed q belate6
furry and jumped point to q new
top for the year. Continental Mo.
tors was lively at best levels fol
1912. Douglas Aircraft, ex-divi-
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Bituminous Output
Larger During Week

The National Coal Association,
from incomplete car loading reports
from the railroads, estimates btu
minous coal production in the
United States for the week ended
October 81 IS about II ,600, 600 net
tons. Production In the correspond
ing week Of 1941 was 1851 900 tons;
thus the week ending October 81
shows an increase of 81 per cent
over the comparable week Of last
year.
The report of the bituminous coal
division Of the Department Of the
Interior shows production Of H.
400, 1000 tons for the week ended Oc-
tober II and 11,350.0 900 tons for the
week ended October "a.
Production January i through
October 81, 1912, about 479,957 900
tons: January through November
l, 1871. 41s.137, 900 tons; an increase
Of 14.5 per cent.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
lnchansed. Sales, 2 contracts.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
New York Cotton

AoDl&A0SV0
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Cotton
prices chalked up gains Tor the dfth
consecutive daily rise today and
established the highest levels tn six
weeks. Chart readers turned more
to the buying side as bullish senti-
ment was spurred by the war news
from Egypt and the election re-
turns.
New Orleans also bought but the
bulk Of the demand came from trade
and mill interests to 1ix prices
against the large-scale Government
textile awards, approximately a.
100000 yards Of drills and other cloth
constructions. Liquidation in ad-
vance Of Mondays Government crop
report and scale-up hedging fur
nished the contracts.
Late afternoon values were 60 to
10 cents q bale higher, December,
1855; March, 1878, and May, 1884.
Increased trade price fixing, New
Orleans buying and local covering
in the final hour found a scarcity
of contracts and values closed
aronud the days best levels and up
more than 81 q bale.
Futures closed 90 cents to $135
q ha1A ,inhar
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Republic Steel Votes
Dividend Of Is Cents

~ the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-Republ36
Steel Corp. has declared q common
dividend Of IS cents per share pay:
able December 81 to stockholders oz
record December /. This brings 1914
payments to $l.25, compared With
$500 in 1941.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
10 4HE roElcYHoLDERs og
THE PRUDENTIAL
lNasUKANCE COMPANY or AMERICA

NOTICE = herel1 s;vsa shas asssias q shs
ssSeviei1en of THE PRUDENTIAL NSUk-
NgCE COMPANY or AMEklCA viii - hela
& N Hsns OEs u said Ceapsny, IN tAs City
= Nevssk. New Jsney, = Msaday, shs seventh
Jay ef Decsnbsf, 1917. = twslvs s'doek soon.
a. The parposs q selecting four psrseas % b
vossd far s. she peGeyhssdsn' Trusesss D mem.
ksss q The Beard of Dirsetors sstAs aaaual elee-
- e Dirsctnes q the Csnpany - - I'D -
~ Hsvssth Day d Jaauasy, 1913.
AZ sSSh nsssiAss eyssy rd6eyhsldsf q ~ -.
psrssisn wAs i Il tie ~ u twsaey.sas yoess =
vew1sls aal wAsss peliey hss - !. tsees - =
- vsss = rssssa i ~ psszy.
l1ANUN DUlUA hsifsat
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Chicuoo Produce

CHICAGO. Nov. 0N.-Poultry. live 81
trucks: heavy hens 4rm; geese easier: bal
ance steady: hens. over 8 pounds, 20;
geeSe, II: other priess pnchenEed.
quoted By the Chicaso price current are
UNCHANGED.
Esgs.. rsceipts. s.5ss: nrm; prices un.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
II 90 AM l69s60 1890 Nooa go. TOO
100 PN.--367.l .lS0 500 PM 4A3. $50
T0tAl k98 AGO

tUnit Of t1adinS. 10 shares: salee
printed in fun. In bannuptsS or reeetvev-
ship or being reorsanissd under Bankruptcy
penies Rates Of dividend In the foTeeetns
table are annual disbursemsnts .hased oD
TIE last quarterly Or sema.annual declsEa-
extra dividends are not included. I'd II
dividend. II righta eAbs extra Or
80 fsr this raj. Psyssis f ID sfocS. e e fksid fkid
last year. hPayable IN canadian funds.
Aeeumulatsd dividends paid o. declared
this rear. -nA ID ,74ts-st Z
Evening star., 1942-11-05
dend. got back part Of It's WedneS
days loss.

days lo6S. ID
United States Steel, Bethlehem
and Crucible stiffened after mid
day. Support was accorded Ameri-
can Telephone, Southern Pacific.
Texas Co., Yellow Truck, North
American, Chrysler, General MOI
tors, United States Rubber com.
mon and preferred, Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical and Johns-Aanss
vile.
Lacking rising power were Santa
Fe, Great Northern, Du Pon&
Boeing, Glenn Martin. Westtlags
house, Kennecott Eastman KodaR
Standard Oil (New Jersey ana
Phelps Dodge. y
Evening star., 1942-11-05
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGES
Bonds

By Privets Wire Direct to
The Star.
GaI~a Sn~Asa
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c1io @aiienfrenn6

berte Ser giidof.
Gin oanerbafter Srieoen aber
nliiBte ,,anf ben funbamentalen
@rnnoIaten al,fgebaut iueroen Die
oie gebeiligte @iirbe nnb Ben boben
8ert oes Meni6en anerfennen." Der
bette Siiter oes Srieoens fei bas etpi-
|ge @eieb @ottes. Nnr Heligion aIleitl
perbiirge SEN 8eitano Der WoraI I'M
nerbalb zines GoIfes.
Sir elm geiu1bes 5anilienleben
,tnter Anerfennl,ns ber inbipiouellen
Mbbdngigfeit bon @ott ino Ser Ser
.pflidtltngen Sen Mitmeniden l,nb Der
@eIelidaft aeseniiber ais 8oraasiet-
s,lng eines bauer11oen 6riebens trat
Sodm. Gbeobore 2ei,termann, 90.
g., aus Mtdinion, aani., ein. 9ie
nationalen itno ittternationalen
sdmierigfeiten ieien aus oer flagrans
ten 8erlesl,ng l,nb ben MiBbraltd Der
Naturgeiete li,lo Ser moraliiden @e-
iete entItanben. Gere6tigfeit ltno
Nd6itenliebe feien bas ipabre &esept
ser 3ufunft, bern Srieoe Tonne 1,idt
auf ben Spiben Ser 8aionette ODER
in Ser GntI6loiienbeit gefltnoen mer-
ben, oen 9elieeten fir ole glpiefeiten
5u 5eridmettern.
9iGe 9tebe bilbete ebenfals einen
Sell Ser ,,gipie 9emonitration' am
Sonntag. 9ieielbe ipurbe nit eirerrl
Gon5ert eingeleitet lnb balterte ben
gan5en Habnlittag.
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Wsitt,pDdj, ben 9. september 1912
gerfiiglng geitellte 5lngblatt leien
uno beDer5igen.

8ie oas 2anbtpirtibaftsant be.
fannt gibt, follte oie administrative
Maidinerie fir Sen transport BON
Garmarbeitern nod ieneit 2alloestei.
lem, mo- ei,t ernltliber ManeeI an
lanbipirtldaftli1en Nrbeitsfrdften be.
itebt, bis Mnfang Septen1ber fertig
iein. gorldufig miro iid bieier Grams
port altf ben Siiomeften itno bie Dlt-
li6e aiiiten5one Backgammon, mo Der
8ebarf an1 grobten art fein fdeint.
Mit Niidlidt 6nraltf, baB Die bafiir
perfiigbaren @elber bei6rdnft iinb,
miiiien Ser grflGrrng bes 2anbtpirt-
idaftsan1tes nod eetpiiie gorausiet.
aungen gegeben iein, ebe sic 8egie.
rung Sen s[rbeitertransport a,1f ibre
Soften iibernir1,t1t. Il. a. ,nitB Ben
2erten Der ortsiiblide 2obn NIT ei.
i1em Winbeit5uiak bon 80 Gents Die
Stunbe be5ablt tuerben.
Mus grebonorum, sttoien, lit Sic
Nahri6t bonn Tobe bes Sp'iten Srn.
aloplins 81. 8e1aiger, 9.g.9., ebe.
n1aligem gr5bii6of bon auilon, Stl.
bie1, eingetroffen. Ser 7Siabrige @i.
i6of mar ser 8rltber bon 2oi1is 8er'
5iger, einem ser @riinoer ser fatbo-
lii6en, tpeltbefannten Strma 8el15iger
IN Giniiebeln.
gr5biidof 8en5iger ipar in Gin
liebeln, Sdnei5, geboren. Or trat in
oen &armeliteroroen Ell, ltnb beeann
ieine gdtigfeit in Snbien. SIM Sabre
1900 in,troe er- gum aoaoiutorbiidof
bon 2niloil eri,attnt lrno I'M Sabre
1905 aum 8iibof bon GniIon. Snt
Sabre 1881 aog er iib nad) Dem Gar.
mel Sin Monafteriltm in Srebaltornnt
5llriid nno 8apit 8ius Ser glfte er.
bob i'm sllr gsiirbe zines Gitli1ar-
gr5biihofs.
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