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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

1888 10th N.E.--Private home; comfortable
room, twin bedsi no other roomersi conv.
transp,; S. Der week each.
S06 End ST. N.E.--Large front room. end
Ioqr; cony. to transp.; adult only. TR.
ii0e z. CArIToL sT.--Attractive front
stndio double overlooking Lincoln Park.
Laundry facilities. TR. p516.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD,

ONE BLOCK FROM WESTERN AVE.
s rooms, 3h baths, including hrst-noor
den and lavatory and maids room and bath
in basement: gear built-in garege; pos
Call Mr. Gum. GUNN & MILLER, wO.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
CLEVELAND PARK.

Gle VELAND FANIA.
Very attractive brick and frame with
slate roof, weather-stripped, insulated.
gas heat; "a block, Transportation:
porch. attic, fireplace and built-in garase,
maids room and bath; house in excellent
condition; overlooks Rock Greek Park.
Price SIT $50; early possession. For
inspection, call Mrs. Grier, sunday ana
evenings, co. 1923, with BOSS q
Evening star., 1943-09-25
GEORGETOWN

Attractively remodeled and ready for
occupancy, this semidetached rooms. ~
baths with nice garden, must be seen 70
be auoreciated
STORY & COMPANY. ME. 400. 4,
Ewes. and Sunday. WO. 5202. :.
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ROW BRICK-$7 $50.
NEAR GEORGIA AVE.

CORNER-FACING FORT SLOCUM PARK.
A very modern center-hall planned brick
with living room, dining room, sunroom.
Kitchen on 1st fl, 4 bedrooms, tiled bath
lmaster bedroom with tiled lavatory1; GAS
HEAT, built-in garage. Eve. or Sunday
phone Mr.. Owen, co. S166.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
729 18th ST. Realtor. MA O753
Evening star., 1943-09-25

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.
Few vacancies in this popular guest
house, We specialize in good meals and
service. 1712 New Hampshire ave.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

GOVT. OFFICIAL. wife, want
furn. apartment, rooms, kit,
bath, in NV. section. Call co
2025. Apt. A43. 90
Evening star., 1943-09-25

8 Miles from Chevy Chase Circle-S25.5 .500.s
u acre, shade trees, beautifully land.
scsped. Brick Colonial center hall. larEs
porch, library with freplacel, and lava
tory; large. well-planned and besutifully,
maids room and tiled full bath, .recrea-.
ton room with fireplace. 2-car. brick sa-s
rage. This property is in perfect sondi-.
realtors MA 1900. Evenings and Sum .
day, call Miss Alexander. OR. 09S6.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM HOTEL
teet; daily linen and maid. AID. 1920. 25.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Prices Reduced on
Over a Million Dollars Worth
of Homes and Investments

YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM Us I"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co, ME. 5400.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

geln, bie grbe beiuest ii6 in 5tpei
Bolen. Man muB au6 foIleftib beten
f0nnen. sSsr l1no nit l1nb fir -oie So
milie. Sn 11,1o NIT llno fir bie Bfarr~
gemeini6aft. Weit ieiner Seimat, nit
ieinem 8olf, nit Ser gan5en MenId~
beit, NIT ser Weltfir6e. Man barf
ii6 nidt abidlieben IN einem engen
grfluiibismus, NOS feline Senlter unb
Giiren nad auBen gibt. Man mub
aud fatboliid) beten fonnen. Gin
Sera, cine Seele, elm Muno.
9as gilt gan5 beionoers bon iogen.
liturgiiden ooer gottesoienitli6en 8e=
ten in ser III. Meiie, 5l1mal int Bfarr=
gottesoienit bes Sonntaes. gs mub
6en in bieiem Bunft &u3ufonierbati<
ben immer tpieoer geiagt tperoen:
@ir iino I'M @ottesoienit ni6t als
giniieolerA ni6t als Bripatmeniden,
Ionoern aIs 8olf. 8ir beten oorum
nibt un1s aleine unb gin5elne. 8ir
beten inns @roBe uno @an5e. 8enn
audi nidt nit ausgeipannten slrmen,
10 bo9 NIT aufgei6loienen Ser5en.
Gas lit fatbolilb. Gas lit meni6li6.
Gas lit audi etogenoiiiif.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
Gin &eg 3llnt Y0lferfrteDem

piiroen MIR Damn grborltne finben
Denn lie nur re6t piele @orte MAIDEN
(Mattb. 6, 60. 9ieies 9eten,
oieies Maein nit Dem Simmelpater
reoen, lit Elm Natltrrebt unb eeb0rt
gum Menlblein tpie 5llm gbriltiein.
IS 1T iider cine groBe ltnterlaiiungs=
liinbe Der graiebung, tpenn feline
Wtntter, fein Brieiter uno fein 2eb-
rer oas &ino 5u Oieiem gaan5 perion-
lt6en i6libten, an feline be- eitimmte
formgebun0enen 9feoen nit oeln
bimmliiden 8ater aneeleitet bot.
aber Der MenId gebt auf 5tpei 6ii-
BEN, Der gogel fliegt auf 5lpei Sill
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1tolii9er 2iebe.

1tol11fer S1ebe.
@enn i1 MIDI nift IRE, lit es ser
III. Sobannes 8osco, Der einmal ges
iaet fat, man miilie BEN 0ra6en oes
9amoniiden in Ser mooernen @elt
NIT bem &olenfran5 er.piirsen. Ser
Ora9e bes 0dmonii6en in ser mo-
oernen Belt lit Der Sodnlt, Ser
@ei5, Ser SaB, sic robe @epalt. gs
lit Der traiie nadte 9rade~ ben mir
nit ei11em @ort ols Waterialis1nus
be5eidnen uno ser gum Serr ser @elt
setporoen lit. Scr fraiie nadte Wa-
terialismus, formuliert Or. Sung Sen
@eoanfen, lit gum oberlten Prin5ip
uno 2eitmotip unieres gan5en 0en=
TENS uno Sanbelns getporOen. 0as
freie 0enfen miro unerbittlid unter=
oriidt, Die SS,1teaigen5 ipltematiid aus
gerottet." Hrof. Sung ihlieBt aber:
SD CLAUDE ni6t an bie oauernoe
l1eber5eugungsfraft brutaler &C.
malt" llno mir lhlieBen: Ser 9ra-
DIE Der brutalen @etpalt miro MIR ers
Oroiielt bl,rd oas folleftipe bimmel-
un6 tpelteritiirmen6e 8eten ser Gbri=
ltenbeit aus Dem @eilt bes @loubens,
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Obiu 8aiienfrennb

0as folleftipe 9eten nab Ser Me
tbooe Der @ebriioer Carrier iollten
mir iett beionbers beim Goienfran5
iiben Ser Hoienfran5 lit feline Grir
patanbadt, au6 menn man i'm gu.
falligerlueiie allein betet. gr lit bas
folleftipe 8ebet ser GbriItenDeit IN
BEN 3eiten GROCER Scot lno Grone-
lal. St lit bas 8ebet ser peiteu So
ri5onte. 4ber audi bier gilt pie iiber-
al: Gas Sleiid niitt nidts. Sic
5orm aaein lit nidt aaein ieligua-
Geno. Ser &olenfran5 lit MIR 10 pitl
mert als 9eilt ser @ebriioer 8urnicr
oarin lit. Der acknowledgements
.@eilt fatbolii6en 8laubenS uno apo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

Ser Soffnlng uno ser 2iebe beralls.
alIo: 3uriid sum Goienfran5! a6er
id mieoerbole: 9eltr ber @eiIt madt
lebcnoig. Ser 8eilt Ger beioen @ar.
nierbuben. - YrGlot M4Oer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
Mittupd), ben II. Sebrnar 1913

Wtogli6feit beItebe, aus oem gegen>
tpdrtigen Chaos beraus5ufon1men, oie ]
antnort: So! slber es miro Elm 8un- |
Der gei6eben miiilen lnb 8unoer ge,
id)eben MIR BORT, mo man an 8unoer
glaubt. IS ntiiBten fleine Snieln mie
8erggipfel aus Dem daotil6en
S6lantln beraustpa6ien, Snieln Der
8eiinnung unb oes Gedtseefiibls.
Dtan fonnte Brof, Sung an oas
@unoer Ser 5tpei @arnier erinnern.
Gin &nabe, aus Dem ipater elmer Ser
beiten Srientmiiiionare tpuroe, betete
germ nit ieinem 8ruoer. Sic tparen
nod flein uno batten nur elm Sera.
nno MIR einen 9toIenfran5. Seoer
faBte i'm an einem gnoe uno 10 BE-
teten lte bie Mbe Maria. Oas tpdre Elm
@eg gum Solferfrieben. Wfan miiBte
einen goienfran5 erfinoen, unb bar-
an miibte ia elm gnglanber rnO Elm
Oeutl6er, ein Sran5oie llno ein Sta-
liener, oOer elm Ruiie unb ein Sapa-
ner beten. l1nb bas bon 8rof. Sung
perlangte @unber tpGre gel6eben.
gs eibt pobl feline g0lfer, bie niebt
beten. 9enn elmer Der ltnteri6iebe
atpiiden Weni6 uno Sier beitebt oarr
in, baB Ser Weni6 Elm betenbes 8es
len lit unb oas Sier 1id)t slber mas
ben 8olfern Der Ia6friegs5eit feblt,
bas lit bas 8eten, oeiien Symbol Der
Goienfran5 lit, oas fatboliide 8eter.
9as 8eten Muer fir glle. 8ebor mir
70 neit itno, ipiro's ni6t beiier mers
ben.
Ser &olenfrana als bas @ebet SCI
fatbolil6en Solioaritat bes Meniden-
geible6tes berubt auf Der Satiade,
baB Ser tpabre GbriIt ME aaein lit.
Das lit 10 ipabr, oaB er ni6t einnai
Damn allein lit, penn er allein lit.
Sd erfldre mild. Sd pieoerbole, tpas
i1 i6on bel elmer anoeren @elegenbeit
geiagt babe. Die Menldbeit brebt lt6
mie bie grofllgel Inn ibre adie IN
5tpei 8olen. I'm ben 8ol Ser Berloll-
Ii6feit unb Inn Sen Bol ser Solioari-
tdt. slIles, mas Der Menid tut, lit I'M
folgebeiien einerietts ettpas Berlon-
lides unb anoererIeits ettpas So5ia-
les. Das lit au6 beim 8eten, bel ser
8erfebrsiprade 5tpiiden Weni6 uno
@ott Ser Saa.
gs gibt, tpeil mir 8erlonli6feit,
Selbftbenfer uno Selbftmpller iino,
acknowledgements Elm perionlibes 8e-
ten. Gbriitus, Der srobe geter, fiiblte
oft oas 8eoiirfnis, allein 5u beten ltnb
5og ii6 Damn auriid. Sn Die gins
famfeit Ser Natur. sluf eitten 8erg.
Sn oie Wiiite. Sn bic Stiae Ser iter-
nenflaren orientalii6en Na6t. @s
gibt glugenblide, mo man allein iein
tpin uno nuB, INN NIT ii6 ems 5u
tperben. gs gibt Stunben, mo gro.
BE @eoanfen l1no NWntidliiiie aus Der
Eiefe ser Seele ltngeieben uno unge>
itort bon anbern beralfiteigen tpoaen.
Das itille @dmmerlein babein 11n6
Sic abselegenen anbd6tigen Matden
i'm @ottesbaus bat Damn ,iider feline
eroBe piphologiide 8eoeutung. l1no
mir bebauern Die armen reiden @roB-
itabtmeniden, bic Die 3eit unb Die
Hube a,1 bieier Nusipra6e nit ibrem
@ott Dor Iauter @el6Gft unb Inter
baltung nidt 11ebr finoen.
9as it's, tpobon Selus in Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

SsSn ser &apeue Ser Warine 8ar=
rads in Nuantico, 8a., nuroe ein
Saufitein 5ur @rinnerung an 6en
Selofaplan &ep. sllopiius S6mitt,
u.S.N., Der als erlter Mrmeefaplan
int gegentpartigen &riege gefallen
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Gin Strtenbrief bcs 8arbinals Sdm'
itcr Dun Nailanb

| ~ lfu1SA w ltIt S}ll1ellpliSI wv
Neutrality-suspicious. S6ulter bon Mai-
lono 5u unierer &enntnis gefommen,
oen er am 5elte Marid 8eburt an iel.
ne 8ldubigen geri6tet bat. Sn bent
lelben mies ser &ir6enfiirlt bin auf
Waria, sic &onigi, oes Ssrieoens. Sic
&lrbengeld)td)te beri6tet, oab oie bl.
Sungfrau INNER bus brilt4ide @olt
bei6iist unO ibm sic @abe oes bin1nl.
lii6en Srieoens pernittelt bat. 9ur6
oas gan5e stittelalter tpuroe Moria
als ,,SaluS populi Gomani' ols Sell
oes romii6en Golfes perebrt 1mo
beim erobcu Sieg iiber oie Giirfen
bel Sepanto ltno Dor @ien tpar !fa.
tia Sic neue Suoitb oes Golfes Got
tes. Gius Der Siebcntc bat lelbIt iei-
ne 9efreiltng aus scr 8epalt gapo-
Icons Der 6iirbitte Ser 8ottesln1tter
5ugeidbrieben, uno Eius Scr 81 tie an
erfurmte i'm gliictliben SrieoenS-
ld)lub 5tpii6en Stolien uno Dem
Eaplttln, lpie bieier IN Sen 2ateron-
pcrtragen 5ultonoe fam, oaS @erf
0forios. Shon ieit Yiu5 ser glfte
Gnoe September 1888 ourb ben
TunOiunf lCincn lCbten bemegten
UrieoenSruf an Die Welt ribtete, ba-
ben Sic ituIienilhen Gatbolifen, an-
geli6ts Ser beraltf5iebenoen Gefabr,
ibr Gaterlano Dem bclonberen Sduse
Der bl. Srmgfrau anpertraut. 0ie
8oriebung bat es gefiigt, oab bisber
Der &rieg lt6 piele Sunoert &ilometer
bon BEN italieniiden 8ren5en meg a6-
ipielt l1nb oas 2ano bon &riegsper-
niiitungen peridont blieb. 3par iino
Die augenleinen nirti6aftliben Sol
gen Oes l1ngebeuren 9fingens aub III
Stalien ipiirbar, aber Oas 2ano bat
oo6 biSber feinen eigentliben &rieg
geleben. slngeii6ts ser @efabr bon
SuftbonbarOement baben sic lombar-
oiiben Gatbolifen III belonoerer @eiie
3nfll16t genommen gum 9naoenbiloe
oer Wutter @ottes i'm Come bon Maiz
lanb uno bisber blieben lie ou6 bon
1ibneren feinoliden ginfliigen Der.
| idont. Ser grabiidof lpri6t idoE
beute, oaB na9 SrieoensidluB feier=
lide 9anffeite peranitaltet iperocn
iouen.
Seute BORT man bielfa6 bie Sroec,
tpenn enoli6 Srieoe fem tperoe. gtic-
mano fennt oen 3eitpunft, aber ol1r0
Elm 9riitli1es 2eben uno fleiBiges
@ebet fann ieoer oa5u beitragen, oab
ote Sriidte 6es Srieoens i6neaer rel
fen. Die 0ir6engeldidet aeigt, oaG
oen groBen @nabenertpeilen Marios
inmer groBe @ebetsaftionen boran-
gegangen itnO. Ias unablaiiige @ez
bet Ser @ere6ten berrnag biel bei
@ott. Sm .Sinblid a11f ben beranna.
benoen Sftober forbert ser &aroinal
oarum 5u fleibigem &oIenfran5gebete
auf unb piinI6t, baB bas &oienfran5-
gebet in Ser gan5en @r5oi05eie iplte=
matii6 gepflegt tperbe. Semen, tpeld)e
oermebrte &unbgebungen Der. Stride
CUR @egenipartslage foroern, entgegs
net Ser gr5bii6of baB 8eten l,no
S6peigen oas @ebet ser Stunoe lit.
gs lit &rieg un0 bur6 ben &rieg
ipri6t Ser Serr ielbit 5l1 uns arm=
ieligen &reaturen uno bieier fl,rdt.
barren Gimme gegeniiber geoient es
! pit1ain al1 hetpn nnrflsl1Apnfpn Inn etz2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main sI5i
AJAX for ar al isker.
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$50 81. or CREEK FISHING
A LITTLE rAs4pfsE
BEAUTIFUL winding creek. ievs-
II cedsrs ana IRA nearly rev
bangsle~. living rcea. fir.riscs.
hardwood floors. ven~tlsn niinds.
eoxed eeliinfsl cabinet Kitchen.
~ired fer range . e<aFccus re-
ess-ed tie hath. utility recm.
garage. aovsly Lawn. Nearly .
sorrs / cleared. balance IN see-
oad growth flf. rustic nrtdks
Just IL miles cut Nj highway
from aowntewn rseoma. Fun
price ss.ooo. 1900 down wsn
al furniture WI eon.zssr
trade In ~ nice little hunr.ic~
IN town.
OWNER LEAVING
HERE 10 = real BUY - 100. FHA
tsrms Dandy s.rcom home. nv.
reom. fireplsee. hardsecd fisofs.
dsnins rm.. cabinet Kitchen. (,
bedrooms hath. large fiocted
attic; basement wsseorn fur
mace. slass enclosed pro ,slaan.
dry trays. lot iooxiis. fenced.
shrubs. flowers. fruit. garage.
Taxes t7s.s2. Manltoa district.
This 10 enc a the hsss buys on
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Che Tacoma GimeS

Published every veek dsv By Ths
Tacoma Times Publishing Co. at eie
Market St. Tacoma wash
The Times delivered by carrier IN
city rs cents Der week OF 6b cents
per month By mail outside the stats
rs cents per month. $50 per year.
In Washington so cents per month
- per wear
the post office At Tacoma, Wash,
under the act Of Congress. March ..
1879
Telephone. AL departments. MAZE
$751;
World Wide leased wire news s<rv-
ice through the United Press
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Ss-PT. TRoLLEH Double sndsr.
Huh recently rsconcitioned. Mach
motor new fusi TANKS PT1csd rea-
sonsbls p o BOZ eos. Tacoma
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NOW 10 the tine 70 have your ssiffs
and V-oottom boAts built 26o4 10.
Perry BE 1883
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FsJn aAI.k. b, 0Dnsf, account illness.
"a. fine soil. family fruit. Blodsfn
hoas< ceaefs<s foundation. > b<d-
rooms. isfss ssrsss, Doaitfy hoszef
store. ear arriving oistsaes 70 snip
tsfes Bargain foa rash. ~ se1sd
consider small houss n Tacoma
hodssson. NJ, I. bon e17. sssssn<
Fose Puysilup Nssh.
TWO HUNDRED ACRE asisy ana
stdfk farm. Mrs. hickeFson. ~ i.
nsgz e7o Auburn
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WHITE Of call foT bookist 81 ioGssd
tand In Wsxt WsaE fof ssis on sass
tefns wsysbseassr Timber CO
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The Tacoma Times win not a.
sumo financial responsibility for
any errors which may appear In
advertise published In ifs
columns In those instances whers
the paper Ia st fault. II viii re-
print that part Of tine advertiss-
ment In which the typographical
mistake occuu
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BY the Light Of the Moon

VyaiLE ~ TIC ADJOINING Ssr~c,eiLL
LIMA ,r-E noos WOMAN, % pEsrLEss
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VhCNN VIEW
FIVE rooms on Marine Drive 49,
New q year ago. A dandy little
home with one bedroom down
ana two up. FUN basement. FUR
mace heat. Pr <7Ta. evenings.
PR ss7s ....*+t.sts*.ss tasfoo
COMFORT 3 DAVIS
s7s Rust bldg. BR iii
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YIEk used cars for lee. Allen Motor
Co, 20. stth and Gee. GA s3ei
TITUS MOTOR 90. Main slTI
DOwNTows FORD DEAflKH
PLYMOUTH couPx. 1870. SILL roR
PATS. tis s4ss 30 q ST
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Wanted 10 Rsni-Apfs.

wAETED by sdults. ] enid. smzii
furnished aDef1nsnt. Can Ase
good references. kxpeFlsnoed a.
apartment mana9sf. Wfi& DOx
DIS TacoEns Times.
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$50 ~. or CREEK FlSHlN(
A LITTLE PARADISE
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Phon. Want Ad. 70 Nam sisi
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Real Estate ter Sch
CHECK
/. Jason Lee School Il
OLDER hons. weaa-rfui eondl-
ticn. nrcsal>em 20 y living
rocsu. New maid IInolsum h J
rccms nesutlfui kitchen. Lots
q storage .rses. astc, 81 nzr-
mace. nss>msnt Garage vita
Hvtnx aasxs<rs sscvs,
S3.soo-tl.o 900 Down
Reasonable Payments
CHECK
,. 3<sk 4 fscoms Ave. n
! APT asplsx. nrnrsas IL 80 -
-cnthls, Completely furnished
Aufe. noe water. ven<flsn htinis
nuiidlnf y n fin< shsp< Won
aerful Investment property.
Moving away eamrsis s~nsr u
sell
h.2s0--tl.0o0 Down
Payments 10 SUIT you
CHECK
J. No. sssvens a. 10Th q
~ you WANT . hom> WITH
Everything n " and In spIsa1td
eosditisn. 0is b n nuI1s ~
prominent 1ocnma BUSINESS man
for his ovn home Ccst Da.eoo
70 build seous . yrs. $50 nssusi-
f,,i hardwood floors. fireplace
tiis hath. Two msstsr bedeoms
down. Kitchen vita sahlnets fcf
everything PUN basement Auss.
fOnaes ana hot waiter Upstairs
finished. faii lots ~asA lava.
flowers and shrubs.
81. 9o0-S7.o 900 Down
Payments 10 SUIT
All Lisiinqs Gusfsn'
|McMENAMIN- FRA
TOO Puget seuna bank nsiidsas. \
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28
REPORT FROM RUSSIA

MOSCOW, April 28.-The Soviet
official Government paper, Izvestia,
published /. an article signed by
Wanda vasilevskaya, President of
the Polish Patriots" in which she
declared the Polish Government in
exile in London didn't represent
the Polish people.
She asked, Whom does the Po-
fish immigrant Government repre-
sent? The Polish people? No. The
people didn't choose or appoint it,
didn't give any authority to this
Government.
THE present Government under
took the functions of the remnants
of the Polish Government which
fled Poland"
The Communist Party organ,
Pravda. also published a long edi-
torial in which it vigorously at
tackled the Polish Government in
exile, charging, "treacherous beha-
vior in regards to the. Soviet IN
ions connection with the vile cam
paign of SANDER on the occasion
of the murder of Polish officers in
the Smolensk area"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28
ODDFElL0WS
DINNER IS
HAPPY Event

Opening with community sing
ing and roast turkey dinner at
$50 o'clock last night in the Odd
Fellows Hall. members of Silver
Bow Lodge No. Az and invited
guests from subordinate, Rebekah
and encampment branches totaling
125 guests, enjoyed a big evening of
good fellowship.
Held to celebrate the l24th an
niyersary since the founding of the
lodge in America, the dinner was
prepared by a special committee.
In addition to roast turkey and
dressing. mashed potatoes, carrots
and peas, olives and celery. round
ed off with a dessert of ice cream
and cake, were served.
Guests were entertained with a
program following the dinner, when
William Kilburn gave talk on
the history and meaning OF Odd
Fellowship, Billy Vaisvala. singing
yodeling guitarist gave several num-
bers, and Pfc Richard L. Peter did
a number of representations. Bob
Tew's orchestra furnished music for
dancing, which continued for the
remainder of the evening
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28
PEARL HARB0R
is PATRIOTIC
ALASKA CRAFT

A trim cannery tender owned
and operated by r. j. Peratrovich,
cannery man of Klawock, is hon
ored with full page picture in the
1943 yearbook of the Pacific Fish
erman, appearing on page 1858 of
the yearbook.
Fearing The suggestive name
pearl Harbor since her keel was
laid in Seattle on the fatal De-
oemher 7. the tender is as patriotic
as ror name. Fer she is chartered
to tl.e U. S. Forest Service spruce
proieet and is doing her part in
keeping the tough white-hearted
spruce logs rolling toward Puget
Sound
Used as supply boat by the
Forest Service for all but 40 days
YEARLY. she will be released be-
ginning the middle of July for can
merry tender work during the sea-
con.
Somewhat underpowered for her
-ize with Mack DIESEL engine, the
Pearl Harbor had to surrender the
first engine obtained to an army
priority and the second to the
Navy. But she carries on doggedly,
living up to the honor of the name
she bears.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28

PkOCKtM
Following is the official program
for the week at the USO:
Wednesday. April %, $3.50 pm
Square dancing in USO lobby.
Thursday, April 20, 900 pm
Dance to orchestra in USO lobby
Friday, April 80, Gas p.m.-Serv-
icemen's council meeting; 7:3O pm
old Fashioned Party given by
Girls of the ESQ. Games, dancing,
variety features, food, candy, fun.
Saturday, May l, 900 pm.-Am-
erican Legion Dance at Elks Hall
hence no USO dance.
Sunday, May 2, 200 p-m.-Movies
in USO lobby, 900 pm.-Vespers
in lobby; 1000 pm. = Songfest
c"Around the Piano with Louise }.
Monday, May 3, 800 p.m.-For-
UNI discussion group. Get your
reservations at desk
Tuesday, May a, 900 p.m-Bingo
game in USO lobby.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28
REV. S0B0LEFF
GUEST SPEAKER
AT SITkA RITE

Invited to make an address at
the celebration of the fifty third
anniversary of continuous service
of the Sheldon Jackson School in
Sitka, the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff
planned to leave for that city to-
dow and to return Friday if pos
sible.
Supt. w. Leslie Yaw, moderator
of the Presbytery of Alaska. and
Miss Gladys Whitmore, principal,
are arranging the special observ-
ance which marks the many years
the school has operated under the
Presbyterian Board of National
Missions. Several students from Jul
neau are in attendance at the
Sheldon Jackson School.
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Business and
Social Tonight
For Rebekahs

Perseverance Rebekah Lodge will
hold it's regular business meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fell
lows Hall, followed by short en-
tertainment and social.
On the refreshment committee
are Sigrid Dull, chairman; Ethel
Loken, Rebecca Feero, Munge Ru-
dolph, Winnifred Hannah, Esther
Fremming, Rondi Peterson n d
Catherine Hahn, entertainment.
All girls on the drill team are
reminded of the meeting Friday
night at the home of Ada Sturrock
to complete plans for the dance to
be held May in the Elks Ball
room.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28

The Daily Alaska Empire has thu
largest paid circulation of any AL.
aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-28
AXIS HAPPY
OVER RUSS,
POLE 5pAT
Suggest Investigation Of
Murder OF Polish
Officers
Continued from Page One)

the utmost.
Foreign quarters with connections
in Berlin said the Germans have
selected commission of Euro
pean doctors enroute to Smolensk
where they are to conduct an i'm
quest
Dispatches from Axis capitals to
Switzerland made it clear that
Germany is overjoyed at this
breach between Russian and Polish
Governments. Rome also has joined
in the chorus of satisfaction over
the incident which is regarded as
a triumph of Nazi propaganda.