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Evening star., 1942-06-23
LeOna Hickman
Is Engaged to
1t. D. C.. SchOttler

DR.. and Mrs. G.. L. Hickman Of
Bryant. S. Oak. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Leona Hickman, to 1t D. C. Schott-
Ter. U. S. N. r.. son of Mrs. H. c.
Schottler of ST Paul. Mimi
Miss Hickman is a graduate OF
Hibbing Junior College, Hibbing.
MINI. and is employed with the
Rural Electrifcation Administration
recently having been transferred to
St. Louis, Mo.
1t. Schottler received his degree
from the College of Electrical Engi-
neering. University of Minnesota
The wedding will take place at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church in September.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Miss Dawson Will
Wed Ensign Hayden

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Donald Angus
Dawson have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Carolyn MacLean Dawson. to
Ensign Hugh Mccormick Hayden,
son of Capt. Reynolds Hayden,
U. S. N
Miss Dawson is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Shannon Dawson and
the late Col. Dawson and Mrs. Win
throp Allen Risk and the late DR..
Risk. She is graduate OF the
Kentucky Home School in Louis
vile, attended Stephens College and
was graduated from Blackstone
College
Ensign Hayden prepared at Coch-
ran-Bryan and was graduated from
the Naval Academy last week. He
is the grandson Of Mrs. Edward
Everett Hayden and the late Rear
Admiral Hayden and the late Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Howard.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Tea Is Planned
At Bundles for
America Center
Mrs. Roosevelt
Expected to Be
4 mOng Guests

Mrs. Roosevelt is expected to at
tend the tea this afternoon given by
the Bundles for America at their
headquarters. ITO Connecticut ave-
nue..
Sponsors and patronesses for the
tea include Mrs. Cordell Hull, Secre-
tary Of the Navy and Mrs. Frank
Knox. Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, Secretary OF
Agriculture and Mrs. Claude Wick
ard. Postmaster General and Mrs
Frank c. Walker the Chief Justice
and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. James Forrestal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Bard. Admiral and Mrs
Ernest King, Gen. and Mrs. Alex
ander Surles and Mrs. J. o. Rich
ardSon.
Diplomatic circle sponsors and
patronesses include Lady Halifax
the Netherlands Ambassador and
Nine. Loudon. the President Of the
Philippines Commonwealth and
Mrs. QueZon. the Ambassador OF
Panama and Sonora de Jean Guar
dia. the Canadian Minister and Mrs
Leighton Mccarthy, the Minister OF
Czechoslovakia and Nine. Hurban
the Minister of Yugoslavia and Nine
Fotitch and the Minister Of the
Union of South Africa and Mrs
Ralph Close.
Other sponsors are Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Meyer, Princess Boncom-
pagni, Mrs. Philip Brown. Mrs
Philip Coffin. Countess de Limur
Mrs. Franklin Ellis. Mrs. James
Freeman. Mrs. George Garrett, Mrs
Hennen Jennings. Mrs. Fred Keep
Mrs. Hoffman Philip. Mrs. Henry
Spencer. Mrs. Walter Schoelkopf
Mrs. George Thorpe and Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman.
Evening star., 1942-06-23

in the First Baptist Church of Alex
andria. White flowers and candles,
with the aisle ribbons used at the
wedding of the brides parents.
formed the decorations.
Mrs. Provance is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Pitcher OF
Alexandria, and the bridegroom is
the son OF Mr.. Provance of Little
Rock, Ark, and the late Mrs. Prov
ance.
Embroidered organza was worn
by the bride. with flnger-tip-
length veil that fell from a head
dress of orange blossoms. She wore
a pearl lavalliere that was the gift
of her father to her mother on their
wedding day and she carried. bou-
quet of white roses and gysophila.
Miss lvylyn Jordan Of Goochland
Courthouse, Va, was the maid Of
honor and wore orchid marquisette
and carried a bouquet of yellow
daisies. Miss Mary Jane Lands of
Covington. Va. and Miss Anna Belle
Warfleld of East Falls Church served
as bridesmaids, and Natalie Bowman
was the junior bridesmaid. They
wore orchid. yellow and aqua. re-
spectively, the two former carrying
bouquets Of delphinium and larkspur
and the latter carrying shasta dali
sizes.
The Rev. Dotson Nelson of Vinton.
Va. was best man, and the ushers
we're the Rev Harvey Nichols OF
Tabbs, Va; DR.. Cline Vice of Nc
Lean. Va; Mr.. Gordon Warfield OF
Gaithersburg. Mr. Wiley G. Grifflth
of Silver Spring and Mr.. John Glib
son Worsham of Richmond
Following the reception. which was
held in the social hall OF the church.
the Rev and Mrs. Provance left
for Northern trip. They will make
their home in Sparta.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Margaret limerick,
GEORGE Carter Wed

Among the brides of Sunday was
Miss Margaret Conrad limerick.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
LIE Roy limerick OF Purcellville,
whose marriage to Mr. George Ben
jamin Carter. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Robert Carter Of Charlottes-
vile, took place in the Purcellville
Baptist Church.
Gladioli. lilies and ivy decorated
the church for the ceremony. at
which the Rev. E. T. Clark onciated.
The wedding music was played by
I Mrs. N. B. Hawthorne and the
soloists were Miss Ruth limerick
and Miss Louise Otley.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
white silk lace made on princess lines
and a gold locket set with pearls
that belonged to her great-grand-'
mother. Her veil was held by a
coronet OF pearls and orange bios
SONS and she carried bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs. William Harrison Clark of
was the matron of honor. and the
maid of honor was Miss Evelyn
limerick. sister of the bride. Miss
Mary Lawrence Davenport of Green
vile. N. c.; Miss Louise K. Nichols
of Purcellville. Miss Evelyn Bickers
of Culpeper and Miss Ethel Little
john of Leesburg served as brides
maids They were all costumed in
white marquisette and lace and car
ried cascades of ivy.
Mr.. Joseph w. Garter was best
man for his brother. and the ushers
were Mr.. Oscar L. limerick. jr.; Mr.
Charles M. Clark of Akron, Mr.
! Maurice NJ Bray Of Charlottesville
Mr.. J. Langdon Moss of Richmond
and Mr. Edgar Weaver of Orange,
! Va.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the home of the bride
parepts
Evening star., 1942-06-23

pink roses ana Dlue Oelpnlnlum
Midshipman Kenneth ErkenBrack
was best man for his brother.
A reception later was held at the
home of the brides parents. Out
of town guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford j. Nelson of Brooklyn. Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Black of Philadelphia
and the parents Of the bridegroom.
The bride is a graduate of Holy
Cross Academy and attended Co.
lumbia University, and Ensign
ErkenBrack was graduated Friday
from the United States Naval
Academy.
Following the reception. Ensign
and Mrs. ErkenBrack left for we'd
ding trip. the bride wearing a blue
silk suit with white accessories.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Miss Smith Weds

Mr. and Mrs. Webb M. Smith an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
Ter, Miss Lyllis Eugenia Smith, to
Mr.. Howard Thomas Mitchell on
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
the First Community Church in CO.
lumbus. Ohio. After July /. Mr.
Mitchell and his bride will be at
home at 2136 Branch avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
British Embassy Staff Member
ToWed Mrs. Phoebe Tatton Brown

OF much interest in diplomatic
circles in the Capital is the ap-
preaching marriage of Maj. Reginald
Arnold Forrest Williams. Assistant
Military Attache OF the British En-
bassy. to Mrs. Phoebe Marianne
Baddeley Tatton Brown. The cere-
mony will take place probably over
the week end and after short we'd
ding trip the couple will reside at
1902 P street
Maj. Williams is the son OF DR..
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Miss Spalding Weds

ANNOUNCEMENT IS made Of the
marriage of Miss Betty Jeanne
Spalding, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Spalding of Lincoln. Nebr., to
Ensign Willis Howard Skedla, U. S.
N r. The ceremony took place
June 9 in the Francis Asbury Meth
odist Church in this city. Ensign
Skedla is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
E. V. Skedla of De Witt. Nebr.
The double ring ceremony was
used, and the Rev. DR.. Robin Goulc
officiated.
Evening star., 1942-06-23

Others present were Mr.. F.. II.
Await of the State Department. Mr.
Drew Pearson, Mr. William H. Lam
der. Mr. Album D. West and DR..
v. Valdes Rodriguez, Counselor of
the Embassy, and Senor Rafael
Mulet, Consul attached to the EN-
bassy.
Another party in the diplomatic
circle will be the dinner this evening
given by the Minister of the Domin-
ican Republic and Sonora de Ron
coso. who will entertain in honor
Of the newly appointed United
States Minister to the republic. Mr..
Avra Warren, and Mrs. Warren.
The Minister of Luxembourg and
Nine. Calais have left Washington
for the Berkshires. where Nine. Gal
lais will spend the summer. The Min
lister will remain in the mountains
for a fortnight, then return to the
Lega ton here
The Minister has received word
from Rio de Janeiro Of the safe
arrival in Brazil of his royal high
ness. the hereditary Grand Duke of
Luxembourg. The Grand Duke was
accompanied on his trip from Can
ada to Brazil by Capt. Konsbruck.
He will spend about three days in
Rio de Janeiro. then will visit in
Sac Paulo and Sabra. His itinerary
will include visit in Minas Ceres.
where he will receive the many
natives Of Luxembourg who reside
there.
Evening star., 1942-06-23

and Mrs Tom Williams. formerly Of
this city and now of New Orleans.
He received most of his education in
England. He has spent about half
of his life in this country and the
other in his native country He was
assigned 10 the Embassy in Septem-
Der. this being his first diplomatic
assignment.
Mrs. Brown is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Moffatt of Buenos
Aires She recently arrived in this
country from her home in England
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Miss Elliot Engaged

Dr. and Mrs. Francis T. Elliot of
Taneytown. Md. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Agnes Ruth Elliot, to Mr.. Harold
Bennison Skinner. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leu T. Skinner of Sligo Park
Hills. The wedding date has not
been set
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Engagements
OF Interest
In Capital
Miss Alice Beary
VIII Be Bride
OF Ensign Brooks

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Donald
Bradford Beary announce 1.-The en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Alice Erwin Beary. to Ensign Theo-
dore William Brooks, u. S. N. r.,
son of Maj. and Mrs. William o.
Brooks Of Springfield, Mass, and
this city.
Ensign Brooks is graduate of
Williams College in the class of 1910.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Miss HOush Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Hough OF
Germantown. Md. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Muriel Lee Hough. to Mr.. Francis
Holiday Barber. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy w. Barber of Laytons-
vile. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Margaret Staebner
Marries in Michiaan

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Emerson
Staebner of 6825 Piney Branch road
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Margaret Moul-
ton Staebner to Mr. Lauri Luoto OF
Gardner. Mass, Saturday in Lam
sing. Mich
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Mary Pitcher Weds
Rev. |. E. PrOVance

The marriage Of Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Pitcher of Alexandria to the
Rev. Illus Erfurt Provance. jr, of
Sparta. Va. took place Saturday. the
Rev. Ernest F.. Campbell off1cia ting
Evening star., 1942-06-23
D. G. Residents
Return From
Atlantic City
DR.. and Mrs. MaCafee
Visit With Friends
In Philadelphia

DR.. and Mrs. Henry Cook Macatee
have returned from a visit in At
lantic City, where they stopped at
the Traymore Hotel While there,
Dr. Macatee attended the sessions
of the Medical Associa ton. to which
he was a delegate On their way
back 10 their home here, DR.. and
Hills, Philadelphia, with Mr.. and
Mrs George Allen Lippincott. and
also went to Germantown to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Seltzer and
be present at the debut of their
daughter, Miss Doris Seltzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott are the
parents of Mrs. Henry Hutton
Ferneyhough. who was before her
marriage Miss Anne Gray Lippin-
colt.
Mrs. Moncure Burke is spending
several weeks at the Hotel Dennis
in Atlantic Civ. Recently Mrs.
Burke sold her home in Chevy
Chase and has taken an apartment
at 1000 Connecticut avenue.
Miss RoSalie Fahey and Miss
Edna Mae Miller are at the Commo-
dore Hotel in New York for several
days. Before their return, they will
spend a week as the guests of Miss
Faheys aunt. Mrs. Edmund David,
at her summer home in Ocean City,
N J.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
Weddings Continue to Keep
Social Spotlight in Capital
Miss Irene Brady Becomes Bride
OF Ensign Phillip F. ErkenBrack

share the social spotlight
this spring has been kept
number distinguished visitors
from other lands.
the rectory the Shrins
Miss Irene Cecil Brady daughter
of Washington became the bride OF
Ensign Phillip Dr. and Mrs Kenneth ErkenBrack
Of City Island
Chase Msg Thomas G. Smyth ofciated at the
bride
carried
lilies valley.
and
Evening star., 1942-06-23

given Saturday evening by Capt
and Mrs. Morton l.. Ring at their
Chevy Chase home
Evening star., 1942-06-23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

geltoen @orten tpieber: Na1ben1 Ser
8erfailer bas Mrtifels oie geograpbis
i9en, politiiden llno ofonomiihen
Gntipidllngen, ipel6en europa ieine
gebietettbe Stelung in ser 8elt be-
fdbieten lteut ct oie Srage: ,,8ie
fonnen mir ant beiten 0as gerbdltnis
5tpilben anoern aibiliiierte 2dnoern
uno ser tpeltliden Civilization, tpelde
10 innig NIT bent S6idial guropas
perfniipft lit, beitirnmen? gSir fon-
men tuioeriprl6slos bebaupten, oaB
sic Civilization guropas cine 6rilt-
li6e Civilization lit. Ser slusorud
vueitlide 3ipililation lit l,idt gleib.
beoel,teno nit Gbriitentlln1, neil
gbriltentum feline 3ipiliiation, ion-
bern cine Geligion lit. 9roboen lit es
Eatiahe, baB bie tpeitlide 3ibtliia-
tion bie eit1aige lit, Sic bas gbriiten-
tum in fib al1fsenommen bat l,nb bon
ibr inipiriert poroen lit. Eatiadlid
bat oas felt geral,rner 3eit in 5taa-
ten ltno Nationalitdten eetren,tte GU
ropa ieine @inbeit erbalten burb bie
Mnnabme 6es briitli1en Glaubens in
oem @runbiab, oaB ale Meniden
ainoer oesielben Baters ,1no aae fit
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fiinltlide &ieoerberlteulmg our6 @e-
malt tpiebererlangen. europa fann
nur o1treb cine Niidfebr 5ltn Gbrilten=
tltm unb cine sltlnoipbdre bon Sreibeit
uno Naditenliebe ieine ginbeit nie,
bergeipinnen. Ni1t @aB, ionoern 2ie=
be fann @uropa. retten. Gin b1,rb
@etpaltberriG)aft l1n0 llnterbriidung
5erriiienes europa, oas al ltngered)-
tigfeit nno &eriflapung berurteilt it,
ein europa, oas feline moralil6e gin-
beit berloren lit sur Sernicbtllng lno
i6lieBlibem 9tuin perurteilt. gti6t
allein miro es feline Segemonie 5ueu11=
item anoerer &ontinente perlieren,
Ianoern audi altfboren, eit Saftor III
Der Civilization 5lt biloe1t.
SIM Sabre 1899 ldrieb Ser be,1t-
Ide proteitantilde Dtdter Srieorih
Nobalis u@er iueiB, Oh Ser &rieg
lange genug geoal.ert bat. &rieg fann
nie eber a,,fboren, bis oas l1ebeI, oas
nur burd geiltiee @roBe ausaerottet
nerben fann, elinti,,iert iperben miro.
@llt miro in europa in Str6nen file
Zen bis oie 9tationen ibren @abnlinn
einieben, Der iie beltdnbig in einem
girculus girtuoilts berlnltreibt.
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oas eipise Sell beltimmt iillo. Sn an-
betradt oieier @abrbeit peridpanoen
alle llnteri6ieoe Ser &laiien ltno &ais
ien. Benn europa cine Seele bat,
10 lit iie cbriitlid.
Ser Nieoergang, @uropas begann
nit Dem Sdptnoen bes brtitIihe,1
Geiites. Sdon Dor bem erItet @elt.
frieg bat bieie 3eriebung begonnen.
Ser eeeentpartige 8eltfrieg bat Sic
geiitige gntartl1ng MIR bei6le,.nigt.
Nadoem europa feline @inbeit perlos
rem, fann es bieielbe nidt 0urd cine
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oen, bis oie Nationen lid pereint um
bie s(ltare i6are11. Nur Oie 9teligion
fann europa lpieoer 5rr Sernlmit.
gum Srieoen uno sur Ginbeit suriid.
iiibren.''
9aB Sic allgemeine &lage ii6er sic
immer mebr lmlibgreifenoe Ser
pabrloiung ,tnIerer Stgelto, ibre 81.
I5iplin1oliefeit, ltnebrerbietieteit gegen
lire @ltern 11no iebe slutcritat leioer
nid)t 1mberedtiet 1mo fetnesipegs
iibertrieben lit, bat iid), tpie oie anlid-
ten ser milit1rilden slutorititen in
ser Seranbilbung iltnger Seltte 5uln
WilitlrbienIt beipeiien, ais bon be-
red)tigt erlpielen. 8iidof SuffD bon
Buffalo, bat in einer slnlprad)e boz
ser Serialnnl,,ng oes Snititlts fiir
Bfarri6ullebrer auf bie fundamental.
len Seblidldge int amerifaniiden Gr-
5iebungsmeien HingetpieIell. Ser 9t-
l6of reflarte ben 1900 berialnmelten
2eBrIdpeitern, oaB cine ser gteben-
eriheinlrngen Ser militdrilden @in-
fiibrunespro5ebur Die GnttduI6una
itber Sic 0ffentlide Snltrltttion in oen
Sdulen bes 2anoes getpeien iei. Die
Ser. Staaten entoedten, baB ein
bauptl06lider ssebll6lag Ser Mangel
an @enautafeit ipar, lpie er Iieh bel
ben oablreiden nit oen iungen Sol.
oaten angelfellten Broben ergab. Die.
Ier &rieg lit eit tebnii6er &rieg, fltbr
Ser 9iidof fort, lmo ct erforoert Die
Gerpenolng pieler Snltrumente un0
8eltanbteile, oeren 8ebanbl,mg Ipe.
5ielle Sertigfeit uno @enaligfeit be.
notiet. SIM @egenIas ipur6e geflln.
oen, baB ser 9urbi6nittsrefrut iue.
gen Maugels an @enaltiefeit nitbt ein.
mai imltanoe tpar, cine &olonne 3ab-
len su aobieren. Sie slrmeeinItruf.
te1re niiiien infolgeoelien bort begin.
nen, lpo Die Sdlllebrer i6on Dor Sab.
ren anfang gernadt baben Iollten.
gSeitere bon 6en Snotftionsbeborben
feitgeitellte Mangel tparen: ltnfGbig-
feit ser Getrltten, lire eiaene Sprade
in lei6t berltdno1iber @eiIe 5u ee-
bralt6en; Wangel an @ellnobeitsae.
tpobnbeiten, Sic i6on ir ser &inobeit
bdtten gelernt iperoen iollen; sic jet.
5ige Generation IeiOet au6 an 9ii5ip.
linmaneel uno lei redt ldper 5l1 ton.
trollieren. Cine bauptiddli6e @runo-
i6mdd)e unIeres Io5ialen 2ebens lei
aber Ser Wtaneel m gbrerbiet,tng in
ser S,l9enb.. 9ies be5iebt iid ni6t
nur alf religioie Singe allein, ion.
oern altb allf Mangel an @brerbie.
tung fir oas eigene Seim, fir sic
gltern uno por ollem fir lid) Ielbit.
gs mar felt ieber Die slufgabe oer
Bfarri6ulen, oen Sinn fir MenIden.
lpiir0e 1,no gbrerbietltng fir ben ge-
nobnliden Mcniden 5u eripeden.
X i: X
@ie Ser britii6e @unofllnt berih-
tet, lit Migr. Seinrib Seueritein int
&erfer gu aonitan5 geltorben. Misr.
$. Geueritein tpar Elm befannter SEA.
tbolifenfiibrer in Siiobe,lti6lano un5
ein 8orfd,npfer ben1otratiider 9rin.
5ipien. Ser @erltorbene mar Bfarrer
in Donaueidingen, Eraser bes @i-
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an ben 1. gndariitii6en &ongreB in
ct Salpaoor flebte Baplt 8ius ser
3molfte @ott ltnt einen baloigen
Drieoen on l,n6 betonte ,,oiele entz
adeioenbe 3eit in Ser @ei6idte ser
fMenidbeit'. sSie INNER, erflarte ser
.Seiliee 8ater, liege oie 8ett,tng o,.6
in bieier 3eit tpieoer in elmer Niid-
febr 5nr driitliden 2ebenspeiie.
Sein Ser5, ieste ct bin5,t iei ,gepei.
niet ourd bie grasooie, oie ieoen
Gag bitterer tpir6''.
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Z Die beroilde Saltung ser bollan-
6ilben &atboltfen unb beionoers Ser
nneri6iitterlide Stanopunft ser ia.
tboliiden 8ild6fe Sollanos iino ben
Na5i ein Dorn i'm sll,ge. Mit edit na,
si-ioeolosiidem 3pnis,nus iuden Die
Na5ibldtter oes Neides ,fomobl, als
aud bie Ser auislinee Sollanos Die
8atbolifen 1slt berbadtigen, al tilt-
fden 1ln6 bur1 Die berlperflt6iten
Metbo6ett 5u oraneialieren.
sSsn @0rings 2eibblatt, Der nGnener
National- -3eitnng' iperoen Die fatbo-
tIiiben Bilhofe Sollan6s als Die groB-
ten Geittbe Der nNelten Sr6nittg" ge-
'fdiloert. Nsit ser unperfroreniten
Seudlermasfe bebaltptet bas Naai=
tblatt in blaspbenliider Beile, uoie
boIanoiide Na5ipartei iebe in ibrem
9rogranm iiber alles lire Soffnung
auf @ott ll1b tpiini6e ,li1t Sic Stride
gu befampfen, ielbitperitdnoltd nnter
Der 8eoineung, uoaB III Ser nelten
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lillm in cine nelte Sprahe ltmformen
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partei ir ibrem Brosramm oen @lal,-
ben an @ott iiber alles iebt .1tno Die
EtrdDe n1d)t betdmpft.
go biele 8orte, 10 biele 2iiaen
uno gntitelluneen!
1gs be1tebt eite @efabr fiir bie
Rirden'', orobt oas Na5iblatt, ,,aber-
oieie @efabr beitebt innerbalb Der Sir
den ielbit. gs lit Sic @igentiimlid).
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nit ser Stride ll1naltseitalten llno au
erneuern. Sn Der neuen 8eltoro-
nung muB 6as gpangelilnt in elmer
Der 3eit angepaBten, berItdnoliben
E5prahe gepreoigt tperoen, in ser
Gprade Der ,,nel1en Sronuna''.
Weii eine1n berartigen Sober fam
fgen Die Na5i feinen Ratbolifen, me-
Der in Sollan6, nod in DeutIhlanb,
nod in irgen6einem 2anbe Ser @et.
Die Sr6nl,ng, pelbe Die fatboliihe
airbe pre6igt, lit fdon fait 1000
Sabre alt. sic bat barnit bie @elt
begliift. Sic bat bie B6lfer bern
8arbaren- un6 Sei6ent1nl entriiien,
In oas Die Naai bie gegeniDdrtige 3eit
Sn ftiiraen 1n6, an1tatt elmer neuen
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Ser batifanilde Hunofunf gab am
6. Sftober in elmer Heoe an oas poll
niide 8olf oen Sssnbalt zines I'M uSi-
Ierbatore gtomano" eri6ienenen sIr-
tifels uSSlt gnropas 3ibiliiation bon
elmer Berntdtlttg beorobt?" in fol-
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Srbnuna cine in ser ean5en @eltee-
i6idte ME bagetpeIene l1norbuung, elm
@elt6aos beabitdtigen.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-11-13
Valley settler-Nov ember Is, 1912

It IS reported That the Horton
esteoli shment has been leas ad by
q Mr.. Christians on, who IS renod-
cling the bus leine with the OBJ =
jective Of insta Hing Il lunch
room and sleeping rooms.
Harold Moore IS reported at
home on leave from his job ct
the Base. He has been working
without time off since LIST March
The Commits Toned an q Nome ommis-
stoned officers Of the 1e liner Uni
Of the hIG are meeting Sunday st
the Natanuska Experiment Stat on
for target practice.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-11-13

Hosp. Eotos CONT
John MEG ontele cook at the indie
pendence Mine, is being treated in
the NV. Hospital for badly injur-
ed thumb. The injury occurred when
he ran g met saw into hi thumb.
That whooping cough causes more
fetelities than lmost all other
Chi ldren's diseases comb ined?---
That schick Testing is the only
way to be sure Of immunity to
diptnaria and that It costs moth
ing?------
7 hat the new head OF the American
Hospital Association is Basil C.
Mclean, Ctnsdian?
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-11-13
Ext ens / on News

Ext ension Jews
Tho SourdoGgh Homoma kers Club met
at the Frank Linn homo Nov, 10.
Mrs. Wallace Ebert presented le S.
son on the cooking end storage Of
vegetables.
The Riverbend- Hilltop Homemakers
Club mot st the Leroy Eamann home
Nov. Il. Mrs. Berry discussed the
making Of children s toys and
Furniture. Plans were made for
Christmas perty to be held at the
4uarnstr ON hone Dec. 9. There was
q discussion CT the poss ibility
Of a clothing exchanges MIS- Earl
Iecker act9d as pres ident. in Mrs.
Bryant s Absence
The Civic Homemakers Club met with
Mrs. Cope Nov. IL, at 800 Pm.
Gladys Skuster gave g demons trat on
on uphols toring furniture and
mekino slip covers. The next meet
ing will be held Lee. e in the
Ladies Lounge, at which time MEM
bers Will make children's toys
end furniture out Of boxes. Men
ere urged to attend this meeting.
The 4-P Leaders Party was held
at tile Merle Anders on home Satur-
day evening, Nov. 70
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-11-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

John Dompse ~ Of tho Indopcnd ance
Mine, who was injured Sept. 2lst
was dis chs rged from tho nv
Hospital on Mov. 10.
baby girl Wes Dorm to. .I@r. &
Mrs. Joseph Loyer on ovembor S.
This 8lo-saoz. gtrl is the
ninth membe r Of the Loyar family
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-11-13

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The Nome nugget., 1942-03-09
US. Subs Are Active In The Western Pacific

Washington, Mar. g (AP) - The Navy announced that U. s. subs in the west ern Pacific had sunk a Jap anese destroyer and a nav al tanker and put out of ac- ten an aircraft carrier and three cruisers. These sub actions covered the week ending March 6.
 Eighteen is the total of Japanese vessels sunk by U. s. subs, and 138 is the total of all types sunk by the Army and Navy in the western Pacific.