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Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
Neapel nabm
SbpbnS lberbanO
Die Gtabt iett nnIeren Sruppen
geIperrt

Sine 5ebnfo9e @ermebrung Der
,SGQe bon EDpbus in Neapel, ieit i'm
0ftober oie Maiierten Die Staot be-
leBten, bate einen 8efebl Don Gene
raaeutnant Marf SO. Glarf 31ir Sol
ge, Ser bic Sto0t fir ale Sruppen
Der 5. Irmee iperrt, nit IuSnabme
iur oie bort 1tationierten 6orma-
tionen.
Ser 8efebl trat Inn 8 l1br Dor-
mittags am 8eibna9tstage IN
Rroft. @Iei65eitig begannen Die
SanitGtsbeboroen unierer Irmee
uno Die Sffi3iere bonn @eiunobeits-
oienIt Ser aniierten Milit6rregie-
Jung Sen &anpf gegen Die &ranf-
belt uno fiibrten MaBnabmen elm,
Die Ser 8ebolferung @eopels cine
O9iQion o6er mebr itarf-praDen-
tipen S6ub uno 8eiitano geDabren
iolen.
Nliiertc bisber nidt betrOffem
Ser @befar3t Der 8. Nrnlee err
adrte, fein omerifanii9er ODER bril-
tiIder Soloat babe ii9 Bis ieBt Die
aranfbeit ~8uge5ogen. Singegen iinf
$50 51ae BON GDpbusfieber unter
Ser italieniiden 3ibil6ebolfernne
regiftriert poroen.
Na9 Mnii9t oes Gbefar5tes triti
Die &ranfbeit in Neapel mebr 0epi-
oemii9" als enoemiid auf. Sit
babe bier INNER %graiiiert, 3urnal 0it
Staot nibeale 8eoingungen fir oit
Ausbreitung elmer SppbuS- @ptoe'
nit" bietet.
eSsn Dem 8efebl General glarfS
6eiBt es, oaB, iolange ni6t Die 8irf.
iomfeit Ser getroffenen SfuB- uni
aontroamaBnabmen i'm oortiger
@ebiete einpanofrei feitltebt, oil
Stoot Neapel tenpordr Sperr5on'
fir oie Srlppen Der 5. @rmee miro
Niemano pir6 in oas @ebiet Dor
Meapel bereingelaiien, es iei oenn
oaB es fi6 Inn cine 8erion in orin
genoen @ei9dften bamoelt. Sir iol
de Sale meroen Spe5ialpaiie aus
gegeben tperoen.
0ie Sterblidfeit inter ben ge
meloeten Sauen bat ungefabr q
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
ugor mebreren Eagen muroe bon

DSor n1eDrerelt hagen lpIrue DON
oeitti9en observation-disclosures ell
no6 Mltrmansf untertuegs befinoli.
der @eleit3ug beoba6tet. 9ieier
@eleitaug bra6te &~riegsgerdt uno
2ebeasmittel an ote ruiliihe Sront.
Sin @eifmnoer ser oeutihen
Grieosmarine fpuroe infolgeoeiicn
gegei1 i'm aiisgei6idt utto Der feino.
li6e @eleit5ug tpur0e Dor Dem Noro-
Zap u~tgefangen.
,S1lehtes @etter lieB MIR be-
gren5te Si1t al. 9lm 26. 0e5em-
Der, gegen II Ibr morgens, ltellte
oas S6ladti6iff oSdarnborIt" nit
Dem 8efeblsbaber Der 3erItOrer,
aonteraOmiral 8eD ais Sberbefebls-
6ober al goro, 6iiblltng nit Den
@eleiteinbeiten Der, Die aus DEN Sc
leit3ug bei6iiBenoen 3eritorern unO
Greu3ern b%eitanOen.
&umteraSmiral 8eD nn6 &apitGn
Sinbe an GUrO
oGiir3 nad 8eginn oes @efedts
l9altete ii6 cine i6pere feinolihe
@inbeit in oie S6la9t Elm. SIN Ser
lollf oes @efe1ts eelang es Dem
5eino our6 elm lleberroi6ungsma-
nooer, oas infolge Der i6lecbten Si6t
nidt iofort ent0eft peroen tonnte,
ldtpere @inbeiten beran5ubringen.
Nab mebritiinOieer i6drffter aftion
nar Die 0S6arnborit" inter Dem
&ommanOo bon &apitdn CUR See
@inBe BON feiroliben @inbeiten UNI
5ingelt. Sic cling nit pebenoen
jabnen Inn 7.30 llbr abenos inter
uno f%euerte bis al ibrer lebten @ra-
note, nadoem tie Dem 5einO I6Dere
Berluite beige6radt bate.
Die iibrigen oeittlben @inbeiten,
ole al Der S9la9t t~eilnabnen, err
litten feline @erluite. Die nd6iten
Atgeb0rigen Der 8eIobung Der
.5narnhorit" meroeu bon oeren
S1idial unterri6tet meroen, lo6alo
Die 8eriGte e%ingeben."
Sein6lide Strntegie our See
Sn ben leBten 5pei Sabren bat
Die oeltti1e 6lottenltrategie BARN
beitanoet5 cine itarte britii6e Slot
tenfon5entration in Sen noroli6en
@epdiiern 5u binOen. Sn BEN Oer-
gangenen u Monaten famen GRO
Bere oeuti6e &riegsi6iffe MIR 5met-
NAL berpor. Gas erite Deal an Der
gangenen Silbeitertag, ols lie einen
ruiiii1en @eleit5ug angreifen moa-
ten, ieoo6 auf iibertpiegenoe britt.
ide @inbeiten ItieBen uno lid 5uriif-
3ogen, un0 oas 5meite Mal am %.
ais Die uSAarnborlt"
nno nSirpib" oie noripegiide Gar
niion auf Spibbergen angriffen.
0ie nGirpib" pie Die n@neiie-
mar, elm S6peIternidiff Der
* 6arnborit~, iino jebt bon aomi-
raj Saines tpie bon 5lottenaomiral
a. 9 2oro Goger &aDes bon Der
oftipen Site a6geihrieben moroen.
9as toafiibne unternebmen Der
Geuti6en, ems ibrer reitli6en orei
2inieni9iffe bel elmer iolden aftion
aufS Spiel 81 Ieben, ldBt oarauf
IdlieBen, oaB iie auf ieoen BreiS
Die Na6i6ublinie nod &uBlanb I'M
terbinoen tDoLlen.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
NeuiabrsgeOanftn
hes OeneraIS Mfar9
Ser frii6ere @eneraIitabsdef lGft
Dun iid bOren

8eDton 6. @ord, unier General
ltabsbef i'm lebten &riege, 1iiBerte
lib 5l leinem 70. @ebalrtstage Die
len Sonntag iiber bic ariegSols-
li1ten, mie folgt:
ISM Sabre 1918 batten mir otuei
Miaionen Soloaten in einbeitliher
S6lagfraft an elmer 6ront,-oie
groBte Seermo6t Die unier 2ano ie
auf einem &riegsi1auplaB aufge-
Iteat bate. Sebt iino uniere Sol
oaten auf SO Oeri1ieoenen &riegs.
%geldn0en beritreut, bod ~nirgenos IN
geniigenoer StGrfe Inn einen @no-
lieg 81 erfe6ten.
y@ir f6nnen 9eutI6lnno nidt
n~ieoerringen oaourH, oaB mir Sc
man0en in Senegumbia outs Saupt
idlagen. Neeinerleits bin i6 fir eli
men leberIee-&rieg 1ino id oenfe mir
li1to al1f Dem redten 8ege NIT Der
Soee zines aagemeinen 5rontalan-
critics i'm meitli6en europa. Sd
bale auf @iienbotDer. SD itimme
nit WiacMrtbur oarin therein, oaB
urler Snielbiipfen (islano bopping)
i'm pa5ifii9en Siiopeit mid franf
maGt Cumafes me fid")
vllnier 8olf muB iid auf einen ge-
b0rigen S6od gefaBt MAIDEN, tuenn
aae uuiere friegsf1bigen SolOaten
alts3ieben uno bic @ertpun0eten 5ll=
riidfomlnen. Ser &rieg bat fir
inns nod gar ni9t rebt begonnen.
@ortet bis Die 9euti6en uno Die
Sapaner oaran lino, iid ouf eigener
Seimateroe 81 mebrenl 8lift UNI
tetnellen aalf &uBlann, mo logar oie
&in0er mitmaden, Inn ibr Seinlats-
lano 3oa Inn 3on 81 baltenl
n2uftmaffe? Anes iebr gut.
2lber bie 8riten lagten Dor mebr als
einem Sabr, es m6re bon Samburg
nidtS mebr iibrig, uno Damn mltB-
ten lie eS nod 119 Wiale nit 8om-
BEN belegen. Die oeutlden 8affen-
uro Munitionsnerfe iino unter Der
5roe. Sitter mGre tori6t, tpenn er
sic &ruppiperfe ni6t ldngit unter
olterrei6ii6e Groe gebradt bate,
I'M unieren 8om6ern in @iien leere
5a6rifgebduoe gu iiberlaiien.
ol1niere 2tfttpaffe uno uniere
Slotte mari ale @eidoiie, Die fie
batten, altf Garotpa binab, aber Die
Sap1en bielten ii6 unter Der Grop
~per6orgen. 8iS mir Sapan ielbit err
rei6en, peroen feds Miaionen lei
ner Sampler BORT unter Der @roe
altf uns murten. .
,8ir fonnen Ben &rieg bier 5u-
banie berlieren, tpenr mir 0enfen er
lei i6on fait poriiber. Sd bin ge=
gen t0rifte 3eniltr. Man Ioa Dem
8olfe bic @abrbeit iagen. SIS iol-
tie obnebin tpiilen, mie bart Der &rieg
lit. @enm ulier @olf es niGt BALI
lernt, oonn tperoen oie 5olgen fir
6as 8olf uniiberlebbar iein.
n@ir batten NIT unieren Ser
b%iinbeten I'M lebten &riege eineu
oberften &riegsrat in geriailes
Maridaa Sod, Ser gemeiniamf
| Seerfiibrer, batte neben ii6 Die Gene
r1le 9eribing, Saig, 8epgono uni
8etain. sic batten feline @eliiitf
nab 9uebec, ooer gaiablanca ooer
Eeberon 5u fliegen, nm beralts5li'
finoen, mas 51l tun iei."
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
Gnslanb Oerlanst 5n Oisle nnIerer
6rieger, iagte Senator 8beeler

gunoesienator 8beeler aus Mon-
tana erffdrte oieier Gage, Die Ser
einigten Staaten ioaten nidt mebr
Sruppen fir Die geplante Snnaiion
Der @eitfiiite @uropas lteaen, ais
England. 9ie Hegierung gebe uein
.llnerbortes Hiiifo elm iagte er,
nenn iie oafiir mebr 9ruppen Itelt
ais notfpenoig.
Snoem Der Senator fi6 auf oie
Grfldrung oes Senators Sobnion
aus Colorado be3og, oaB 70 8ro5ent
Der Snbniionstruppen @merIfaner
iein peroert, iagte SEER 8beeler in
elmer llnterreoung: a@esbalt ioa-
ten mir mebr 2eute iteaen, ais einen
glei6en anteil leitens @nglanos?
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31

Ser &riegsiefretdr bat ieood, tpie
SEER &ooieDelt bemertte, @eiiung,
Die 2eitungsbefugniiie i'm groBt-
mogli1en MaBe, oas NIT ben 3me=
den oieier Sroer pereinbur it,, in
S1noen Ser Bribatoeripaltungen
3u 6elaiien.
0er5eitiges TeriOnal bleibt anf
@piten
9as ~oer3eitige Perional- 8eamte
mie MngeiteQte-nuroe bonn Hrd-
iioenten ongepieien, meiterbin Die
bisber nuf 8oiten 81 bleiben, GEL
Ser 81 faliieren uno a~us5n5ablen
ufm. MQe b~eitebenoen 8ertr1ge uno
Mtfommen Ser 8abnen bebalten
pole @irfungsfraft. Dipioenoen
fonnen erflart uno Mrsgaben fir
iiblide forporatipe 8mefe getatigt
meroen.
@os oie gatnarbeit anbelangt,
gab ser 9r1iioent Dem &riegsietre-
tar meiterbin @uftrag, fir Shut
fir ale 9erionen 81 iorgen, Die aul
oen 8abnen angeitelt limb ooer Yin
ltelung iuden~.
&riegsiefret1r Stimion TT ermdd-
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31

SO sic Sbr Saus, MobeI,
MutomobiI ODER ionit etpas ber-
fi9ern wonen, telepbonieren sic
bite an Germ 8. g.. @infler,
Nationnl 1889 ODER iprehen sic i'm
Biiro Dor: 710 Sedite StraBe, Noro-
peit.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31

tiat, oie Oienltenti9doigung Der
4naeiteaten in Ginflang nit Der
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES felt
3uieben. @r bat Die &e6te Der Mr-
better auf ~fortgeieste Mitglieoi9aft
Eel ibrer @eperfi9aft, auf &oaeftip-
perbanolungen unO gemeinlames
gorgeben i'm Sntereiie FOLDER Ser
banolungen ODER fir anoere gegen-
ieitige Silfe ooer gegenieitiget1
S6ub~ an3uerfennen.
0ie 9ei9lagnabme miro mifgebo-
ben, iobalo Der BrdiiOent entidei-
oet, DoaB iie our gerbiitung elmer
lnterbredung oes 8erfebrsoienltes
nidt mebr erforoerli1 it,"
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
9ro8elt erreidt, erfIdrten 5tabs-
2amfepmLuer ftatt Serum

BUR 8etdmpfung Der SDpbusauS-
breitnng baben Die Sanitdtsoffi5iere
ouf ben 8abnb0fen, an alien Armee-
oepots uno lebbaften 8erfebrspunf-
ten oYuoel-9 rupps~ organiiiert, Die
oofiir iorgen, OoB aae 2eute nit
einem puOerartigen YulDer beitaubt
iDeroeM 0as Die G1uIe-6efanntlidJ
Die llebertrager ser &ranfbeit-ab-
totet. 3Dpbus-Sertm lit fir Die
8eb0lferung ni6t in ausrei6en0en
Miengen borbanoen.
Ser &arnpf gegen ben SDpbns
1tebt inter 2eitung bon Sberit Gi-
6aro MrnoIt aus Ol0bams in Sir
ginien, gbefar3t in Neapel, uno
06erit Creighton bon Der britii6en
Mrmee.
Ole Sauptgriinoe fir Die idnelle
@erbreitltng Der Sppbusepioemia
iino nod ar3tli9er Mnnabme Die
lleberb0lferung als 6olge Ser Ger
it0rung Ser @obnungen uno &otels
uno Die 8ei6doigungen Der ianitd-
rem @inri9tungen Der Staot.
General Charts 8efebl 6etonte
na6oriidlid BEN ugroB ben @rnit Der
Gage" uno beriDies oorauf, OaB
i6pere Strafen aae llebertreter Der
Sperr= uno Notwithstanding
treffen ner0en.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
AssdiIs
Ford Sdboteur

Federal Judge Picard today re-
fused 10 accept a reduced guilty
plea which would prevent more
than a one year sentence for vii.
liam Moceri, 20, accused Of drill
lnC holes in a bomber gasoline
line while working at Willow Run
bomber plant.
MOcerT charged with malicious
destruction of property, appeared
before the court today with his
attorney George S. Fitzgerald
and offered 10 plead guilty 10 the
charge of damage less than $50
punishable by no more than one
year Imprisonment and a $1,000
fine.
You're not going 10 do any
withdrawing in this court"
Judge Picard said. IL want a
full probation report and a re-
port from the army on whether
this damage might have caused
death or capture OF our filters
had the plane gone into service
unnoticed."
Under the present charge Mo
Cerl IS liable 10 a maximum 70
year sentence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Boxer Turned Bishop
Accused as SWinGEIer

The Rev Joseph Bartholomew
PaSSic, Bishop EleemoSynary Of
Divine Science Of the Church Of
the Living God, today is in a
jam. And he was going so well,
too,
The Sportily clad minister and
one-eyed ex-boXer. who has been
operating humble preaching
stand at 3549 Woodward ever
since coming here from Kalama-
ZOO, is charged by three elderly
maiden sisters with mulcting
them OF $1,000 by series Of
extra-legal methods ranging from
blackmall to shady real estate
dealings
He was 10 be arraigned today
on an embezzlemcnt charge. The
three sisters, Matilda. Fanny and
Clara Shubcl of 1876 Pasadena.
Highland Park. former members
OF his flock, befriended him upon
his arrival here last March. II
was then, they charge. that his
alleged manipulationS started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Money Stolen
By Boy Supports
Family Of Three

A 14-year-old boy. who Though
thefts from a farmers wife has
provided a car, food and entertain
ment for a family of three since
June, was held by juvenile author
tiles today.
His brother-in-law is held on The
charge Of receiving stolen prop
erty
The boy whose name is with
held because of his age. broke into
the home of Mrs Helen RafaSki.
45, Of Belleville, on four separate
occasions since June 20 steal, state
police say $3.50 received in a land
sale.
The boy told State Trooper An
drew Most the latter said, that he
first entered the farm home in
June and took $50. Later he re-
turned and m individual instances
took $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50 before
being apprchended
The money police quoted the
boy as saying, was turned over 10
his brother-iH-law. Casimcr Ocha-
lex, q. Of Bellcvllle, who is al
legged 10 have spent the money in
providing for the boy himself and
WIFE
Ochalek VIII be arraigned he
fore Justice Edward Ross IN
BeIlevllle on the charge Of rectil.
lno stolen property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Plus 1919
Fsdersl Tar
v bers Applicable

There's attractive richness and youthfuness about mellow
brown furs against bright woods Featured the smart
tuxedo and the front Other furs in the group include
leopard blackdyed Persian tipped skunk, wolf dyed fox
HupsoNs COAT sHop-suS Floor-Gs.s Rter Ap.-u-s.eo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13

A large. fine diamond is
set In \ heavy. yellow
gold ring. Exceptional
value. On easy terms.
$3.50 4 WEEK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Covert and Cabardine,
Long-Service WOODS
TrVo Sut Shop Classics
1895

For your manyseason pick classic in sturdy wool that
take the its bound get your busy life
Both have the distinction of hand picked details Both
good with casual DRESSER accessories Misses sizes.
sHop-,tb oor-woodard Avenue But~s-eti.
Boop: Vrr) finished uo Bcou: Smoo5psbc& pool CAB
bonn blue, aqua, and rcd ardire broun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Owl Probe Demanded

WASHINGTON. Aug. u qNS)
Rep. Otter tR) Of pennSyl-
Vania. announced today that a
complete investigation Of the
Office Of War Information VIII he
demanded when Congress IeaS-
scmblcS next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Obituaries
Jacob Wisniewski
Detroiter for 70 Years;
funeral Saturday

Funeral services for Jacob Wis
niewSki. 81. who died al his home,
5S0l Chene, will be held Saturday
at 10 o'clock from St. Stanislaus
Church, 1913 Dubois.
Born in Poland, Mr. WiSniewski
had lived in Detroit 20 years. lie
IS survived by three daughters,
Mrs Anthony Slowinski, Mrs.
Roman Kozlowski and Mrs Alex
Stlcvcr. and a son, Felix J. Wis
nieWSki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Edmund Kurek
Made Synthetic Rubber
Oat Of Carpace

Mt. CLEMENS. Aug b
Funeral services for Edmund
Kurek SO. who died in a Detroit
hospital Wednesday. Will be held
in ST. Peter Catholic Church
here, tomorrow morning
about year ago, Mr.. kBrek
gained national recognition when
he produced synthetic rubber
from garbage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Frank N. DuIaney
Was immigration Officer
Here for II Years

Frank VI Dulsney, 81 former
immigration officer IN Detroit
died yesterday in Toledo Prior
to FeiHE TO the ONO CRY in April,
1872. be spent IA years in the
Detroit immigration Office.
He was born IN Tennessee and
served IN World War /. He en-
tered the immigration service IN
October. 1923.
Burial viii be in Stockport, ..
---a----
THE Wishing Well" has a
message in cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
ROSIE THE. WAITRESS

Those of much of the production 'front.'
who don't know people who
thehave the that everything running along
very smoothly We hear about the amazing production of planes
tanks and and that except for occasional strikes
duction is about at its peak.
Actually although far ouproducing enemies,
and vital industries faced with
shortage which becoming increasingly dangerous Conse
queny campaign will be put millions of
men to take war jobs and relieve the shortage.
Many have the idea that work being Rosie
the Rveter really do much for her
she job telephone operator works bank
cepts any other kind of employment which will help keep domes
enterprises and will relieve for production and
for the armed forces.
But will soon be made clear all of that unless
work for the duration production
systems distribution of civilian goods and bank
facilities will be seriously disrupted And should all
Der that girl who takes busy restaurant
driving mkvagon playing important part the
the girl who learns to be welder a riveter
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
Christian Science Services
235 North Potomac st.

Mind" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist. on Sunday, August
%.
The Golden Text will be from
Pslams 147:5-"Great is our Lord,
and of great power; his understand
ing is infinite"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sernnon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Psalms r.:
13-"Thy way, o God, is in the sane
tuary; who is so great God as our
God"
The Lesson-Serlnon also will in
.clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures, -
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 1886 - God,
the divine Principle of man and
man in Gods image and likeness
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
CORNERS AND CANYONS
BY Frank Edwards HenckeI

NEW YORK-In a kind of show
minded exaltation induced by an af-
ternoon with Spangles, glamorous
section of Ringing Brothers left
behind when John North took the
main show on the road, some of us
decided to make a Night of 1t, and
went to the movies. Playing at the
big houses were Mission to Moscow,
Action in the North Atlantic, and
Five Graves to Cairo. But we
crossed the river to Olympic park,
to sit where numberless feet of old
time film fluttered through an ancient
projecting machine in continuous
progression of silent scenes, while a
long-haired piano player thumped
out appropriate lumpty- tums of
forty years ago. The manager had
wanted more middle-agers paying at
the turnstiles; SO he resurrected
Rudolph Valentino and the youth
full Mary Pickford, Snub. Pollard
and Mabel Norman, Ben Turpin and
Theda Bara in things like Great
Lover and Punctured Romance, the
Great Train Robbery, and the YAM
pire, to retrieve for us from thieving
decades the joys of vanished years.
Two full-ponoplied circuses now
run continuously in the New York
midtown district. The three-ringel
known as the Big Show plays under
a tent in the rear of Roxy's theatre
around the corner of 'Fifty-frst
street from Spangles. Thousands Of
New Workers will pass all the stage
and moving picture shows in towr
to sit for a while where trapeze art
lists and clowns bring back for then
some of the thrills and chuckles o.
other days.
Near where the thousand electric
globes of Roxy's in other-than-dim
out times turn night into day,
middle aged man stands at an ever
open door, with extended hands
reckoning you in. From beyond
the door come strain of soft music
by turns sacred and classical, played
always by a well trained orchestra
lit is the Tourneau mission, famou
lalong Sixth avenue as plac'
where people of all religious faith
may foregather of evenings to hea
I new telling, in distinctive setting
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

of the Story of Old. There are the
usual readings, and quiet talks, but
the music goes on and on. So har-
ried humans linger under the spell,
finding an hours retreat from ma
terialism's carks and cares.
The Visitor from Arkansas says
the only difference between a Little
Rock policeman and a New York
cop is that the Little Rocker can
always tell you how to get some
where you want to go. Here man
on a Brooklyn beat may live in the
north Bronx thirty miles away; and
about the time he has learned the
difference between Brooklyn
Heights and Flatbush he may be
shifted over to Richmond or up to
Queens, and have to learn his loca-
tons all over again.
The same with a subway conduc-
tor Today he is on local train
from Washington Heights to lower
Manhattan Tomorrow he will be
running an express. You will ask
him the nearest stop to Sixtieth
street and he will tell you to get OFF
at Fiftieth. Then the train rips on
down to Times Square station, ten
blocks below, and you have to
walk back or take a bus.
But the most impressive thing
about New York, says Hall of Ha-
gerstown, is "the joyful abandon
with which all morning subway pas
sengers read the tabloid papers
while rapturously riding the necks
and shoulders of all morning sub.
way passengers"
(The writer of Corners and Can
Gyms invites correspondence. Ht
may be addressed in care of New
York Feature Servic, 507 Fifth av
nue., New York;
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st Marks Lutheran Church
WASHINGTON Square

The pastor, Rev. Roy l.. Sloop,
will preach Sunday morning at l0:45
on the subject, Demands of Dis
cipleship." The soloist will be Mr.
James r. r. Black
The Senior Luther League meets
at $50 p. m, with Miss Dorothy
Wiebel as leader The topic will
be "Do you take Christ With You
On Your Vacation?"
Bible School convenes at 9:30
"a. m. and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend these ser
vices.
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First Baptist Church
West Washington st,

Rev. Matthew Robb, of Cumber-
land, will be the guest minister at
both morning and evening services
on Sunday. Rev. Paul B. Waiting
ton, the pastor, will preach at the
West Washington Baptist Church,
Washington, d. c., Sunday morning,
and in the evening will fill the pull
pit for his son, Rev. Paul Waiting
ton, Jr.. at Purcellville, Va. All
services continue as usual through
the summer, with regular prayer
service on Wednesday evening.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

The following ministers will have
charge of the Morning Devotions
over Radio Station WEI (10:15)
for the ensuing week: Friday, Rev
L. L. Grub, Grace Brethren
Church; Saturday, Rev. G. Aubrey
Young, The Presbyterian Church;
Monday, Rev. Paul E. Holdcraft,
Emmanuel United Brethren Church;
Tuesday, Rev. Paul B. Warrington,
First Baptist Church; Wednesday,
Rev. Cyril Hoover, Williamsport and
Howard Street Methodist Churches;
Thursday, Father Schmidt, St.
Mary's Catholic Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

EDIT RIAL
WHAT WILL WE EAT?

WHAT WILL WE EAT?
Eating undoubtedly going be lot of problem this
than it has been so far.
The that nobody will hungry and
will enough food of kind keep healthy
will probably be changes diet Meat for
ample which think present be
rarity by fall Eggs which until recently have been plentiful
will become increasingly and chickens will be about difficult
to find the proverbial hen teeth.
Not only the demands of the armed heavy but
places and the prisoners take
much he need for food In addition
of food be black market channels and production
of some kinds of food is off considerably
Washington experts predict everything from all the food
atons" buyers who have practical
knowledge of what available and what
middle of the road future They think we keep eating
they re saying what
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

A total of 43 suits for damages
arising out of alleged violations of
rent ceiling regulations have been
filed in Baltimore since the regula-
lions became effective, Lucien E. D.
Gaudreau, area rent director, stated.
In all of the cases tried so far, judg-
ments have been given the tenants
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
First Brethren Church
Antietam and Mulberry SITS.

Dr. W. D. Furry, of Sharpsburg,
will be the guest minister at the
Sunday morning worship hour
Sunday School for all ages meets at
$50 a. m. No evening service dur
ing this month.