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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-22
CHAPTER TWELVE

II anyone ndQ lOlu hd4e 'iio
her meeting N the five-and-ten with
Martin Halliday would end In her
promising to have dinner with him
in his trailer the following eve
ming she would have willingly
agreed that she WAS a riddle. or
the one who was crazy. instead OIL
that odd young man.
Still there seemed no reason why
she should not accept when he
suggested. after their shopping was
completed-and very gay time
they had picking out the things a
little boy would enioy-that she
let him prove his boast that he
was an excellent cook.
That is" he had added, with
his one-sided grin, eff the guy who
is always late won't object to your
dining with me. You can assure
him l am perfectly harmless. You
can tell him I merely wished to
return your hospitality.
To which Karen had retorted
that she did not have to offer any
explanations to Paul, who was
most understanding and always on
time, with the one exception that
Mr.. Halliday, unfortunately, had
witnessed. Besides" ;" she had fin
ished, Paul happens to be out OF
town" Which, in way, was for
,unate. too. For, although he was
as understanding and dependable
as she had claimed. Paul might
wonder why she would accept such
an invitation.
She told herself, as she got ready
to keep this dinner date. that she
was going mostly out of curiosity
and not from any desire to con-
tinue her acquaintance with the
host. She would like to see what
trailer camp was like. She would
Ike to see what the inside of Mar
tin Haliday's trailer was like and
how he lived and what he did ano
if he was as good a cook as he
claimed to be.
There was no doubt about this
last. she had to admit, after finish
ing the appett;zing meal of steak,
Gone to turn over a charcoal
fire, potatoes baked in its Goals
q truly delectable and artistic sal
ad of mixed greens with master
chefs tasty dressing. and w,
over coffee rI.at was as near per.
fection as any served in any fine
hostelery, she admitted it out loud
You win she smiled over the
rim of her raised cup, as if lifting
it in gesture to drink to the
victory. You are an excellent
cook, Mr.. Halliday. You are ar
artist, really l never would have
believed it. or believed a dinner
could be so GOOD. if l had not seen
you doing it with my own eyes
and eaten it with my own mouth.
And. if I may say so, you are q
very excellent host, as well. In
other words. I'm trying, in my
Door way, to tell you how much
really have enjoyed it."
You sound like the guest who
is going 10 eat and run" He smiled
back at her. raising his cup to
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I touch it briefly to hers IN move
ment that thanked her for such
tribute. You must learn, mllady,
to be more trusting and believ-
ing. And since we have broken
bread together, don't you think
you might try dropping that mis-
ter? My friends call me Marty,
or Mart, and 1 answer to it."
iii try it, on one condition.
Karen returned. She had to ad-
NIT. too, that she had been wrong
about a lot of things. Such as that
they could not possibly be friends,
for instance. This time, so far
at least, there had been nothing
but friendliness between t h e m.
''You must stop calling me names.
1t isn't very gentlemanly, or even
very fair. And 1 answer to Karen,
if you'll try that instead of all
the others you try on me-"
"You win this time" He put
down his cup to look straight into
her eyes. Il plead guilty to both
charges My only defense is that
l was afraid of you. Karen"
Afraid of mel
Scared silly" He nodded en-
phatically. Il told you the other
hight when we were dancing to-
gether. that you are far too lovely
You are even lovelier. if I may
mention it, sitting here in my trail
er with the candle light reflecting
in your eyes and shimmering on
your hair, ;han before. But, be-
cause you are here, I know now
that you are human, not a queen.
as l called you. or a sea goddess,
but real, earthly person.
Karen said, I'm glad you came
down to earth and realized that,
Marty. Certainly, I'm human. ]
can't help it, can l, that I'm Karen
Bell? | never thought Of myself
as queen, or lady bountiful.
or anv of the other names you. I"
You promised to forget and
forgive those he interrupted.
Suppose we really agree to be
frieds this time, not just shake
on it, and then turn our backs on
it, thinking IFS impossible. -
So h. had thought friendship be-
tween them impossible, too. But
it was something that he had even
thought about it! ut was mostly
your fault" she reminded h j m
once more. I'll work at it
friendship-if you will All those
differences that she had felt stood
between them seemed removed
now They were just two young
people who could enjoy one an.
others company.
1T shouldn't be hard work. he
said. But, by the way, don't you
wear ring, or something to show
you are tied to that fellow you
seem to think is so darn near per-
fection? What I'm getting at is
that you should, you know, if only
10 help me keep it in mind
He mad said he felt safe" be-
cause he knew she was engaged
Was that why he was willing now
really to be friends? Paul has
my ring, but he hasn't given it to
me yet
Late again. eh? Now don't get
mad, although you're lovelier than
ever when you color up like that,
if I may say So"
"You always say whatever you
like, so why do you ever sk?a'
That evened that one. But I'm
not angry" She told herself now
that she understood him better she
would never let him get under her
skin. That was my fault, too.
was too tired the night of the Fes-
tival. Besides, I don't need to
wear ring to help myself re-
member that I'm going to marry
Paul. He really is about perfect.
| I'd like you to know each other
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-22
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THURSDAY, JULY e2

THURSDAY, JuL1 *
7:3o-Family Altar.
7:45-Red White and Blue Network
s:oo-Daiiy War Journal with Martin
Agronsky.
o15-Musical Clock.
S:45-A. NJ. News.
s:oo-The Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil.
10 :oo-IUNISW
1o:15-Max Hill. News.
10 :30-Let's Dance.
1o:55-U. P. News.
II :Oo-Breakfast at sardis.
II :30-Hank Lawson's knights.
11:45-Living Should Be Fun.
12:oo-U. P. News.
12:l5-Meet Your Neighbor Alma
Kitchell.
u :3o-National Farm and Home Hour.
o0-Baukhage.
1:15-Your Gospel Singer Edward
MacHugh.
:3O-Rest Hour.
1:4o-NEws WILMINGTON STAR
NEWS.
45-U. P. New.
? Capitalization Period.
2:15-The Mystery Chef.
? 230-Ladies Be Seated
3:oo-Songs By Morton DoWney.
3.i5-My True Story.
3 .4o-BetWe cen Inc BOoheHos Win LEU
Malone.
4o0-Blue Frohcs, Musical.
430-James c.. Mcdonald, The News
and You.
4:45-The Sea Hound.
500-Hop Harrigan.
5:l5-U. P. News.
5:3o-IUMsW.
5:45-Jungle Jim.
6:o0-News Henry Taylor, News
Analyst.
6:15-Lum and Abner.
:30-A. F. of L.
645-Sports.
7.00-Lets Dance
3o-The New Eve.
6 :o0-Watch the World Go By - hoy
Porter.
s.15-Quarter Masters Quarter Hour.
8 30-America's Town Meeting OF the
Air
.3o-Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands
955-arry Wismer, Sports Commen-
tary. H
10 O0-Raymond Gram Swing.
10:l5-Lulu and Johnny.
10 :3o-Wings Of Victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-22
SYNOPSIS

KAREN BELL, wealthy and love-
". has been the sweetheart OF
another member Of her h
Florida set,
PAUL WYATT, since childhood.
However, she surprisingly en-
counters young stranger. OBJ
viously not of hel social stand
ing, and learns that he is
MARTIN HALLIDAY.
Encountering Mar
tin Halliday once again, Karen
suddenly and surprisingly flnds
herself liking him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-22

Pittsburgh, Pa, is colder thah
Coaenaa gen. Denmark, in tn e
month of February.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-22
ALL-DAY TWO PIECER

(To Be Continued)
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

fuit unsebeusrIi9e 5ormen angsnOms
men.
0oqrdtb perpies BEN Mdnne ietn
dbenteuerli6es @ereoe unb fragte ibn
furs mad benz Burden oes 8erforbez
men.
Sans @0bede babe Ii9 bis iebt nod
niht bltden laKen, ldutete Der BEE
fdeio. Gum 8epeis fiibrte Der dlte
Mtann ben 5remben ins 9aus. RiHs
tig, Der 6riibItiidsbeutel btng nod an
Der &lingel Der 5lurtbir; aud bds
SabnsntGnn9en itanb nod duf benz
Wan6brett. 10 pie es Der Sunge BON
Der Meierei ale Morgen um feds ubr
biniteDte. Der 8uri9e bate ulfo bic
Wpbnung nod nit teinem 5ube pers
lafen.
Nereint ma9ten Ii9 bic beiben nun
ans &lingeln unb &lopfen.
nWtr miiTen bic Sbir getpaltiom
Dffnen laFenl" Iagte Der S9iffsbaus
meiiter enbli9 in u~nrubigsm Some.
r9aufen Sic lofort na9 benz poIi5eiz
repier unb itelen sic Dem pa9tbdben=
ben Sfficier ben Sa9perbdlt bar. Sc
ben sic ibm bier meme 8arte, unb err
Iuben Sic ibn in meinem Namen, un>
berSiigli9 einige 8eumten ber5uI6iden.
0enn bier 1T smeiielIos irgenb etfpas
ni1t in Sronung."
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

n2ieutenant b. Meerbeim6 1T tobt2"
aAd, tper oos glaubt! SD has
i'm brd q"eltern abeno nod ielblt i'm
@lpiium tan3er Ieben!" rief elm 4ipIs
rant.
~Qbsr penn i4 eu@ bod Osr'
1i6ere -"
.Soot? 9oot = fagen Sis, 9eim'
berger?" fragte S9euermdnn mods
mails nit unIi9erer Stimme.
u@ben fpra9 i9 ben GaaarettgebtIs
fen Braun. sic baden i'm in ben An%
lagen aufgefunoen."
limb ~ unb - tpie ging bds 3u2"
fraate S6eusrmann 3Osernb, mdbrenb
er fi6 bemubte, ieinem angftper5errten
EQntlib einen barmloieren 4usbrud gu
ge6en.
.@rfroren!" lautete S~eimberses
Mntport. Braun meint, IS mare
freili9 audi m0gli4. oab i'm Elm
S6laqanfaa b%etroffen babe. yla =
bas aefultat 1T aber ieoenfaas: Wteers
beimb lit tobtl sic baben ibn Dor cts
ner @iertelftunbe na9 Der &apeae ge7
bra1t!"
mebr. @r bate bereits feinen Weg
fortqeIebt. @er i'm nit ben beioen
fleinen @elolGden bur4 bic 9trdBen
rennen Iab. tonnte pirtli4 %glaubsn.
DaB er our6gsben pOne. Sein Bid
bate etpas unitetes. iein 4t9em stng
unrubiQ, fein Sang bal unii9er.
@nbli9 langte er Dor 8Obedes
6aufe an. Gr bate 3uleBt bic Borz
Ii6t qebruu9t. bic beioen @elofGd9en
unter benz umgebGngten Mantel gu
pe~rbergen. gls er u absr ms Buz
reau ffiirmts, fab i'm iein S9pieser=
batter Der iGb emporgefabren mar, IN
maBloiem GntisBen an.
.S6euerman, sic Sic bringen
mir fem GelO?"
Ser 3ablmeifter mari bic beioen
8eutel nit einem StObnen duf oas
pult. Damn iant er erf4Opft IN ben
Gebniefel.
.Nsin, bas ift msin Gnbe! Oiesmdl
oebt Mrs ii9er al ben &ragen!.
Serr @0bede, i9 bab' iol9e Mngit!
unb nenn's b%erausfommt
ugur 1tia!!" bei9pi4tigte berNgent.
.Muno balten. liebiter S4euermann!
QaHen sic mir bas 3eug ou, unb ses
ben sic aur aGtbe binein. Sic iiBt
qerabe beim &affee. Srinten Sic Elm
SdB6en nit; sic ie6en gang elsno
unb abgebeBt aus"
DIS Der Mgent obne fpeiteres bic LEI
oerne @6nur BON ben 9elobeuteln loss
nefteln polte. fprang S9euermanH
mieoer Gngitli4 empor.
.Nlfo bier iinb ie4sbunbert Wart
in Sob unb Silber barin uno od,
in benz anberen 8eutel. fiinfbunoertz
breiunbfeh3ig Mart fiinfoig pfennig
in @olo unb Silber unb 5ebn 3uns
bsrtmartI6eine."
GortisBuns folgt.)
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
@iebentes gapitel.

Rarla ri9tete fi9 fofDrt tpieber auf.
Wonrotb fab, ME cine 8lnttpelle ibr in
bic @4ldfen i9oB unb fir Elm paur
@efunben ibr Nntlib nit idber &0tbs
iibergoB. @lei9 barauf erf9ien es
uber nieber blub unb et1ig.
sd CAB Nuftrag, Sante". fagte
ie nit matter Stimme, in Der aber
bod cine merfli9e @rregung 3%itterte,
.baB i9 BON RiemanD geft0rt fein
nil."
Srau b. 3ed lab i6re Ni9ts %ertaunt
IN. Sbr Bid glitt neiter - iebt erit
itreifte er ben 99iffsbaumeiiter. Sic
bsgunn ssrei5t: p4ber i'd iebe bod
bier -"
@oaratb bate ii4 aufgeri9tet ; bic
Dirt feiner 6dltung f9nitt Der gerei3z
ten Dame iebes tpeitere unporii9tige
Wort ab.
Snanif9en mar Der TremDe Der
0ausfrau gefolgt.
Maebondlb dbnelte au9 6eute nod
benz Bib, bds Gpalb erit CANA fiir3<
lid ieinem Jreunbe @oGratb bon ibm
entporfen bate. Der @9iffsbaumei=
fter ertannte in ibm fofOrt ben 6rem@
ben pieber. Der inn i9On Dorbin. mitz
ten i'm Gepiibl uuf benz 8abnbof auf~
gefalen mar.
@r befdB cine bobe Geitalt, einen
fm1nen 8oQbdrt, blonbes, nun an ben
@nlGfen unb am Wirbel ettpds biin=
nes 9aar, betpeglihe bunfelbraune
Mueen unb f9Ongei4tpungene buntle
8rauen. bic fi9 BON benz beIeren
6aar unb Der feiner. stnas 81 ~frduen=
Daft blei4en unb aarten @eii9tsfurbe
idarf abboben. Seine 9altune mar
DOrtrsffli9; aud feline 8epegunsen
perrietben ben Rapalier. Mls er jeBt
au fpre4en begann, entpidelte er elm
poles, an%geuebmes Organ.
.&arIa, meme liebe feline &arla!"
fam es nit GROCER MGrme bon ben er,
reat 5itternben 2ippen bes 5remben.
sd tGuf9e mid bod ni9t - bu biit
es bod felbft2!" Gr mar Fs:fs 0Gnz
be dusftredeno, baftig ias 3immer ge<
treten unb auf Die junge Dame 5uges
fnritten.
Rarla bate iib biz an ben Slid aus
riidge3ogen, Der am Jeniter ftanb.
Dort blieb lie in tiefer 8eipegung ite<
ben, inbem fe ii9 nit Der taitenb aus
qeftredten Sanb aufitiibte.
.6err = Macbonalb!1
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
yor @uidt.
ariminulrOmOn BON YanI Osiar Solder
e. sFortiebnna.)

10. SDrt1eBuHg.J
rNsin, es 1T mir ni9t mOgli9 t9
lam es ni9t anb0ren!" rief tie Sous
ratb gu.
Senolinqer mar nod gu iehr erre9t
BON Der 8egegnung nit &arlas Sante,
ais bah er Der @eliebten bate 3ulpres
den f0nnen. @r perbib jebo4 Die btt@
tere 8emertung, bic ibm auf Der 3u1@
&c 19pebte.
Scn bieIem Nugenblid mar brauBen
Elm Maqen porgefabren. W&an pernahm
ben tur3en &ild. nit benz bas 8efdbrt
belt, unb glei9 buruuf oas Antlingeln
Der @lode.
Sic bdtten troy alien abreiien lol=
len. Rurlu!!" iagte @OIratb; mad Der
Sbiir binpei1enb fubr er fort: nOa
nerDen tie in S9uaren antommen, nm
Sic hires S9mer5es gu Derii4ern! .,
nie ih bieIe gonbolen3befu4e bale,
bic nit ibrer nortrei9en Srauer ben
faum p~ernarbten S9mer3 INNER bon
neuem fpieDer aufreiBen!"
Dds MGbhen mar, an benz pdar
poriibertommenb, mad Der 9dustbur
geeilt.
sd bin fir Niemanb gu Ipre9en!"
rief Rorla benz MGb9en baitig
mad.
0unratb tpoate fi9 BON &urla Derz
obfhteben. Opn biefe belt i'm fe1t
unb flebte: ,Nein, perlofe mid jeBt
ni@t. Sd neiB, i'd bin unertrdgli4
in meiner 3erriFenbeit = aber fpenn
gu mid ni9t Deriiiinbeit, @oaratb -"
Sic aos ibn baffig na6 benz tletnen
Himnler, bas an bas groBe Beilt4s@
aimmsr itieB.
Del neue MnfDmmling i9ien ft4
nint obpeifen Iofen gu pollen. Wez
nigftens pernabm NoQratb, Der auf
Rarlas DrGnsen feline 8egegnung NIT
Grau b. 3ed freimiitbig f4ilberte, ben
lebboften Gtreit. Der fi4 3pii4en
Sante Bed unb ibrem MGb4en entz
tpideIte.
pIDBli9 Hang cine Dolle, trGftigc
MGnnerftimme aus benz 8efu9s3imz
mer. 5rau b. 3eds ipeinerlt9es
@9lu93en Deritummte fir etnen Muz
oenblid. Oo9 glei4 Oarduf Dernabs
men bic beiben i'm Neben8immer Wei=
lenben einen eelenben, bur9bringen=
ben Muf19rei. Sante 3ed rief, netn.
iie f9rie nod &arla. Man 6Orte bag
MGb9en bic Sreppe gum oberen Stod
empOretlen, umSrdulein BON Der Sann
trDB ibrer geitrengen Weiiung gu benz
BeIu4 gu bolen.
Rarla bette bic Jarbe getpe9ielt.
ssbre 9aub 8~itterte in Der oes 8elieb.
ten.
.@as 1T bir2" fraste @onratb ba=
fig, boiler Gorge. naarla ums
6immels niuen -
Mie in einem Obnma9tsunfun
mar &orla auriidgefunten; 8olratb
fling iie in feinen Nrmen uuf. @lei9z
aeitig Offnete fi9 buitig bic bonn Be-
fu9s5immer bereinfibrenbe Sbir, unh
Sante Bed eri9ien auf Der S9pene
nit benz beitiir5ten Musruf: nWeiBi
bu. tper ba 1T, Rarla? Sobn Gbur4il
- bent nur - WacbDnalb!"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
9ldsDerf6lug abgefonberten Nebenbn'
redll dbrechnetp

@ldsberf9Iag abge1onberten Neben6n'
redu abre6nete.
S6euermann 5atte Die DorI9riftss
mdBig bonn Sruppentbeil ausgefertig'
ten Quittungen am S9alter abgeges
ben unb tpartete nun flopfenoen Ser.
gems oarauf. an Die 8ahe gerufen gu
perben.
Oas @elb mar bereits in8euteln ges
orbnet; bod batten bic 3ablmeilter bic
8erpfli4tung, ben Snbalt Der 8euteI
Dor ben Nugen bes ausliefernben 8es
amten na93u5dblen.
S4euermann drgerte fi9 I'M Iti1en
iiber bic pebantii9e &ube Ieiner Nor=
bermdnner, bic jebes lofe aufgeadblts
8olbitiid iberflifiigerneiie auf ben
Slang priiften unb babel Die Der.
tOmmli9en unb bur9 Otter faft ge=
beiligten 3ablmeifterpibe BON StapeI
lieBen.
Gnbli9 fam @9euermann an bic
&eibe, Obne paB ii4 lieutenant b.
Meerbeimb eingefteqt bate.
nNanu, sic BADEN es ia beute 10
eilig, noaen nobl bur9brennen nit
benz Houb?"
Ser 3ablmeiiter b0rte bieien i9le4=
ten WtB pobl brei= bis Diermal.
n9Dren sic S9euermann, tpenn
Sic nit Sbrem Haub bos S9iff mad
Odnemarf benuBen polen. Ounn mill
fen sic iiA fputen."
rs, er pirb bod ni9t per S9iff
entflieben, po3u bate mar ionit
neuerbings bic Our9gangsoiige?"
nNu, ou!" riefen bic u%mitebenben.
Der Spabpogel bate es aber bdrduf
abgefeben, benz gollegen, Der o~ffenbar
nod f9nea einen auBerbienftli4en
Sang gu erlehigen bate, einen tleinen
@ared ein3uiagen. Sic, Sdeuer=
mann." rdunte er, ais Der nit 3pei
8euteln belabene 3amerab ii9 bur9s
@oraimmer bur9ordngte. Dieiem gu.
pnebmen sic ii9 in a9t. bort tommt
Sbr lieutenant! SEPT giebt's tein
Our4brennen mebr!"
Der S9red, Der Dem aufsereeten
3ablmeifter in bic 9lieber fubr. mar
10 natiirli9. baB bic Nnpeienoen in
lautes Baden ausbra9en.
nM9, laBt cure hummer WiBe!"
fagte G9euermann drgerli9, als er in
Der ioeben baitig ben Sang baberlaus
fenben perion ni9t einen Sfficier,
fonbsrn einsn gu ipdt tommenoen Gols
legen ertannts. SD babe nod be
ganSen 20bnungsliiten aus5uarbets
ten!!" feBte er unii9er binau. pdbrenb
er fia BON Der S9aar losma9te unb
auf bic Nusgangstbiir aui9ritt.
.WiBt ibr. mas gei3eben iits"
raunte Der in biefem Mugenblid ftiir'
mild bereintommenpe SpdttOmmling
ieinen gonssen 3u. m2ieutenani D.
Meerbsimb 1T tobt."
G9euermann mar iofort pieoer Re.
ben aeblieben. Sein AntliB mar treis
bepeiB qeporDen.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

80 w.
mar ME atpds gld1t6eilioes iber i'm
yeriautbdrt poroen -, er bate in Der
lebten 3eit in gtorfpeaen ais S9iffs>
fiibrer grObes @nieben genoKsn unb
hobe Gintiinfte be3ogen. &onnte Rarla
mebr b~erlangen, unb eren3te es ni9t
gerdbe5u an Ddbnfinn, bub lie bieiem
tleinbiirgerli6en 8eamten, bieiem unz
f9einbaren GiDiltten nit Ieinem unbe=
tannten Nomen ibre Sdnb rei4en
poQte9
pglun. trDfte bid. SOtu @bur6iG",
iugte iie i9IieBli6. gu bieIem, init
meiner 8etpiligung pirb cine folde
Ntesdaiance ME gei9loFen, ME! uno
nod lebt ia, Gptt lei 0unt, mein BRIT
Der. Der iiber Ranges= unb Stanbes=
unteri4ieOe %ebenipipenig binpegie1en
pirb pie i9!"
Rarla fab bic alte Dame tii6l an.
n9u nonteit Dir piytlih M3iibe ma
den, Sante, meinen Batter gu einsm
Ma6ttport gu bereoen?"
neSa, ods perOe id, &urla. @s 9ez
iAtebt nur gu beinem 8eIten. l1no
nod beute merOe i'd na9 Berlin rel.
fen, UNI Iofort nit meinem 8ruoer oas
riiber gu ipre4en."
n@ut, reile, perebrte Sante. sd
perOe bonn aber bier bleiben."
5rau b. s3ed lab ibre IiGte unb
oeren @eliebten entIebt IN. &ppfz
i4iittelnO iagte Ie I6neG: nGdtiirli9
tperoe i'd erit nu9 Der - mad Der Be-
eroigung fdbren!"
sic bate geitodt; jebt bra9 Iie
plOBli9 nieoer in Sbrdnen aus unb
perIieB, Die 6Gnbe Dor ods Mntlib
i9lagenb, bds 3immer.
Sobn Churchill bate nit piIDpoz
6enoem 9er3en bageftanben. Was in
ieinem Snneren %Dorging, mar ieinem
Mienen1piel Iei6t ab5uleien. 4udls
Oone Giferiu9t per3ebrte i'm, unb elm
pilOer SAB erfiiate IGN gegen Ieinen
gliidli6eren Nebenbubler. Ho9 einz
NAL lteB er ben 6rennenben Bid Ieis
ner unrubigen, Standardization
@ugen auf &arlas berrlt1er @eltalt
unb ibrem itol5en NntliB ruben. bunn
fplgte er Der 9dusberrin ms Nebens
aimmer.
&arld unb @rGratb blieben muir
nod penige 2~luge1blide beiIdmmen.
Die tiefen Gri9itterungen iiberftiegen
&arlas &rGfte. Sic mar erI90pft unb
niebergebriidt unb permo9te ni9t gu
ipre9en. Sic bate beim eriten @ort
neinen miiHen.
8ouratb ergriff es in innerfter
Seele, fie 10 leiben gu feben, unO Der
@eoante ql1Glte i'm iiber ale MaBen,
baB er Ife jebt elmer nod bel fdlimz
meren ~2eibens8eit entgegenge6en fdb,
obne baB es ibm m0glt9 mar, ibr betz
3uiteben.
@6meigenO trsnnte fi4 Oas 8ruut=
paar.
5rau b. 3ed bate fid nit SObn
Churchill oabin geeinigt, baB er Die
&eife nd6 Berlin, BON tpo er IOeben
erft eingetroffen mar, nod am ieIben
Gage pieber 5uridma9en fO1e I; fie
ielbit poGte ibm in 8arlds 8egleiz
tung iofort na6 Der 8eitattung
@nalbs folgen.
SeDenfanS belt es Sante aita fir
biplomatii4, baB tie ben BON &arla
peri4mdbten 5reier Dem dlten Serrn
ms 9aus ididte, nod bepor ii4
&arla nit ibrem Batter ausgeipro9en
bate.
5rau b. Bed pergaB in Der langen
llnterrebung mitunter fat DOnig Oes
traurigen Sales, Der ibr beute bod
l9on gu n~ieberbolten Malen bittere
Sbrdnen dbgerungen bate; bon 10
I~tarfer erfrii9enoer Wirfung mar ous
Wieoerauftau6en 0es per19pqenen
MqcDonaLD auf ibr @emiitb.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

8oaratb f9ritt traurig @palba
Wobnung gu. Sein 9er3 mar gum
3erfpringen bon. 9es Slides, bag
ibm Der 5reimutb aarlas gu jeOer am
beren ,3eit geipdbrt bate, unb er bate,
ME groB unb uniiberbriidbar bic 3lufi
mar, bic i'm BON Der 8erpanbtl9afi
Rarlas trennts, bate benz 3marten. Big
oabin perf9piegenen 8unbe ben iu-
genbfrif9en Sdmel3 genommen. ST
mas Sriibes, @rdmlihes mar nit Ell
nemmal in ibr Bis beute 70 gliidli9es
6eraensperbdltniB gefommen. Seine
Geele mar baber mebr auf5rauer oenn
auf Ereube geftimmt. unb nit fafi
3drtli9er Mebmuth geba9te er oes lu=
tiqen Sreunbes, Der jeBt itarr unr
leblos fern BON feinem gemiitbli9en
Sunggeielenbeim lag!
Ssn lol9en triiben @ebanten mar
0olratb am Sitter bes tleinen @ar=
tens, Der 3ipii9en Der l9muden @ila
unb Der Office lag, iteben geblieben. Die
Sbiiren unb 5eniter paren nod feit
peri9loFen. @oaratb trat in ben
@arten elm unb ndberte ii9, um bic
SIDE berumbiegeno. Der 9austbiir. me-
ben tpel9er bas feline 5eniter Der
8ur19enItube lag.
Gr aog bic 8lingsl, tlopfte an bic
ssenfterf6eibe. REF ben Namen oes
8uri9en, aber nidts riibrte ii9 in
Sans @Obedes S4lafraum. Gnbli9
fen i6 Der @Grtner bliden, Der tags
iiber benz alien Mietber. ipel9er ben
oberen Stod Der 8iqa innebatte. Nuf-
pGrterbienite l~eiitste. 9a er ben
@niffsbaumeifter ni9t peri0nli9
fannie, 10 crying er fi4 in elmer iibers
triebenen S9ilOerung oes I9redli9en
@reioniFes. 0a Die &dlte bD9ftes
aebn @raD betragen bate, 10 tpollten
Bic Qeute Dem 8eridt iiber bic @ritar>
runq oes jungen Seeoffieiers teinen
redfen @lauben %beimeHsn. Muf Der
Wanberung bur9 ben dumb Der
Oientmdbden, 8dderjungen. Roblen=
trdqer unb gutid,n Bate bas @eriint
lber oas idle gnOe seeerttimbs baber
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Eyes Of a Mother
To Be Sermon Topic
AT Calvary Baptist
AnnudI Dedication Of
Babies of Cradle Roll
Department Slated

The Rev. Clarence w. Crawford
will preach at Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning on The
Eyes of a Mother" The annual
dedication of babies" of the Cradle
Roll Department will be held in con-
nection with this service.
DR.. j. H. Rushbrooke, president of
the Baptist World Alliance of Lon
don, will be the guest speaker at the
evening service. The alliance head
quarters have been moved from
London to Washington temporarily,
with DR.. w. o. Lewis, general sec
retary, in charge.
The Rev. Edwin H. Tuller, asso-
ciate minister, will conduct the
Junior Church service Sunday.
The annual Youth Week will start
Monday evening. Tuesday will be
"Consecration Night" with CON-
munion and rededication service in
charge of Youth Week deacons. The
service on Wednesday will be i'll
charge of Youth Week deacons also.
On Friday night banquet will be
held. DR. Seth Brooks of the Uni
versallst Church, will be the guest
speaker. On Saturday a Church
Door Canteen"-a party for service
men and women-will be held. The
week will be climaxed with all offices
being manned by the young people
on May 16
The Board of Trustees will hold
supper meeting Wednesday.