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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14
2lnh Ole 5teeuners Romantic fdut oem
Rrteoe gum Opfer

aleioer nit peiten Nofen unb 8lus
men im &aar. Sn Sen Sbren baben
| lie groba &inge uno an Den Nrme,l
fliagenben 1ano. Sic tpirbeln iib i'm
&reiie, Bitarre unb 0ioline MAIDEN
bic Nuiit. \
vNber einige unierer Wdoben uno
Sunsen eeben gum Tan5e aus" fiji
itert Miaer entiest. .Sie baben Fen
'Sitterbrs' aelernt :"
Die Civilization, eoer irgeno 10
et,ras. bat sic 1rauen nod elmer an
| oeren 0rbeit entboben. sSriiber fertig-
ten lie ibre farbenprdhtiaen aoitiinle
lslbit an. Sebt fauien iie lie = i'm
ielben Stil oaau - in ireenbeinem
Qaoen.
Gs gebe nur nod rereinSelt 3igcM.
nerfapellen, neint MiQer triibielig.
~@ir baben einen &onig in Nem2:crt,
fGbrt er fort. vllnb oie meiiten bon
uns pflesten oortbin gu geben, Inn
NIT ibm 81 fonferieren. 9eun madet
mir uniere eigenen Hegell:. Wir Ton.
men uns sliidlid ibdten, luenn mir /,
tpeit, als Bis Spope Bart fommen. "
rGie meiiten jungen MGuner iiko
iett beim Nilitar," bericbtet Wfillcr.
vllno iie iollten ieben, .uie oas oelt
Yreis elmer 8raut beeinflu6t bat!"
~6riber be5ablte Elm Wsann meD-
rere bunoert Dollar fir cine ;Srml -
|uno iie mar es pert," iaste Willer
ltols. .S6onbeiten 5radten nod piel
mebr."
slber jebt?
r0ir f0nnen BON Slid reoen,
tpenn mir fir uniere T0Gter iiber.
baupt einen Mann iinben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page S.
caesar.

Questions will be found on page S.
|. AS an Ohio farm boy.
2. Ulysses S. Grant.
8. The bon Hemme Richard.
4. From his itinerant, ldistribu-
ton of young apple trees.
S. A Missouri slave who after
living in the free state Of Illinois
for many years returned to,Mis-
souri, where he sued for his free
dom on the ground that he had
lived so long in free state. i
&. The wooden fence rail.
7. The Thirteenth Amendment.
s. Florida, which Spain ceded
to the United States on Feb. q,
1919.
9. Calvin Coolidge. t..f
10. For General Henry Dear
born secretary Of war in Jeffer-
sons cabinet. :.:... .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

&anias Gitp. Was lit aus oem iora.
loien, oas 9eben, 0ie Jreibeit un>
oas Serum5ieben liehenoen 3igeunc.
eeroroen?
~Sa!" idnallbt 10 Elm gr.Uagc
buno unS iagt, iein Name iei CHARLEY
MiQer. Gr betrahtet NIT Bitterfeii
Ole 8laien auf ieinen ebennaIs tpeiden
Sanofldden - Sanoe, sic friiber fet.
ne id,tuare gerridtuns fannten, als
Elm glas Bier ansubeben, ODER eia
"fuu bouie" 5l balten D.. ....
Mber lper fam NIT bier @aaone,,
8aiolin per Wode in ser @eltgelhid).
te umbarh,mmeln? Die Milers ia.
ben iicb oaber in einem iriiberen 2u.
Sen isb1ait nieoereelaiien. Sir
sic Oauer oes arieees, beiiirhtet
man. No6 Elm 0uberS Samil.en bauit
in ser NGbe.
llno oa lebt Miete be3ablt merSen
mub .miiiien mir NIT unferen
&Gnoen @elo nerbienen."
"Sn Scr euten alien Belt pileeteu
Sic 5rauen iiir unieren llnterbalt 81
iorgen," iagt WiQer nit traurigen1
Seui5en. "0ie Mdnner iaBen einiad
berum, ipielten Pofcr, tranfen Bicr
uno tauihten Mutos aus" (@orreft
oenn Yferbc iino ,eraltetD.
.SSsst biloen iih sic 5rauen Elm.
alles, mas iie 5u tl,n bahel, lit, iid
ser &inoer an3unebmen, 81 toden
rno sic @obnuna in Srouung 81 bal
ten. Giniee bon ibnen friegen iebr
merf,piiroise Soeen. Sic traeen Wdn.
nerboieu uno ipollen telne 3ufunf;
mebr peisiaeen."
Seoen Sonntae, ielblt iebt in Der
ariegsseit, tan5en bie 3ige,rner. Gs
iino oie alten 3Gnse zines alter &cl'
fes. Die ;rauen tragcn grellfarblG|
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

nigs Carol in Nerifo, ins glei1e
Corn gu blaien, bat ni6t bieI 5ur Be.
feitieung bes Tbrones ieiues Sobnes
beisetragen. Carol ideint 81 glallben,
Dob er nod Musiiht bat, ieinen
Rbron 5uriid5ugeuinnen. Gr oeutel
an, aonig Midael babe auf Siat iei-
mes voemofratiidb" eingeitellten So
ters gebanoelt. aber er pergibt, oaB
oie @elt iif immerbin nod baran
erinneit, oab er es mar, Der sic ru-
mdnilhe aonititution pernibtete, als
er 0em eriten faihiitiiden Miniiter-
prGiibsnten, Sen Mntilemiten 8oga,
Sie &egierungsbiloung iibertrug.
Wenn es nidt 10 gefGbrlih ludre,
pare es ialt amiiiant, oieien Yro5eb
Ser Selbitredtiertiguna 5u beobab-
ten. europa lit beute bon BON befebr-
ten Siinoern unb perlorencn Sobnen,
Die IN Sic grobe Jamille ebriamer
2ellte tpieber aufgenommen lpcroen
tpolen. Der grfols 0ieies iubperiipen
8eriuhs Ddngt bon 51pei 2ingen ab:
oem repolutionGren 8eilt ser euro
pdiiden Solfer uno ser 8ereitihaft
ser Maiierten, bieie Nepolrtion an5u-
erfenncn ooer ab3ulebnen. @enn mir
nibt getpiat iino, gu periteben, bab
cine fur5e Neriooe bes gbaos ,.no ser
Repolution cine Mrt 3einigungs-
bab - fir bie bemofratiihe gnt,pid=
lung guropas nottpenbig lit, tuerben
mir e;n 3ompromiB nit ben ulten
9rGfter ser Reaftion nid,t ,rmgeban
fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14
Elm Reparationsp|an fuer Deutseh-
land angeb|ieh in Ansieht genommen
Er soil sich ober er.t Elm Entwvrfssodivm befinden

Notpenoigfeiten Ser Yroouftion uno
oes @iiteraustauihes nebmen lol.
len. Wan iiebt sic W0gli6feit e:ner
hraltii1en 8erfiir5ung polltilher
@ren5en Dor, ,pobei man augibt, oaB
lie nit oenen ser 8ortriegsseit Ell.
nige Mebnlidfeit baben iollen.
Mber sic gemeiniame gertpenoung
ser oerti6en ino,ntriellen 8eierpen
l,no ieiner Arbeitstrait MIRO per-
lanst lperoen, gan5 g!eidgiiItig, mie
oas Oeutide 9feih aus polltiiden
8riinoen gegebenenfalls auigeteilt
meroen miro. go niiroe 5un1 BET.
ipiel Gberiblelien, BON Dem berihtet
miro, oaB @ublano porihldgt. es
sen Yolen in &ompeniatiun fiir oas
@ebiet oitlid Der Gur5onlinie gu
! geben. aui ieoen GaQ einen 5e:l
oes groBoeutide Hroouftionspro.
jefts bilben. llno Shleiien lit in
be3ug aui inouitrielle 3uiammen-
seborisfeit nit ser tidehoilomafi-
iden Nroouftionsipbdre eng per-
bunoen.
Mnoererieits f0nnten oas Hubr=
9ebiet uno oas lpeitli1e &beinuier
eng nit 9uremburg, oem 0itlihen
Cell 8elgiens uno NIT 9otbr:ngen
perbunben merben. 4lare Mnoeutun-
gen iiber porlGufiee Sdritte our
8orrettur Der oeutihen @ren5en
puroen in Ser Weosfauer 9eflara-
tion bonn Oftober 1943 een,adt,
in ser es beiBt, Bob Oeiterreif),
pelhes ~0as erite freie 9ano mar,
Sas ser Sitleriden Megreiiion gum
Opfer iiel, aud 5uerit bon Der oeut.
iden Serridait befreit meroen ioa 4"
Sn oieier &iniibt muB in oen
lpirtidaftliden uno politiideu Yld.
men EN- susgleid 3uitanoe fommen.
Sou Die Hroouftionstapa3itdt oes
0eutiben @eides ungeteilt ser 8er-
mirfliduns iener 3tpede oienen fon-
men. sic in oem ertpdbnten Qroieft
ifia3iert iino? OSer ioa sic politi.
ide Muiteiluns Deutihlanbs sen
eriten &ang einnebmen in alien
HlGnen, Die ausgearbeitet meroen.
UNI oieies 9ano fir ale 9ufunit
aIs Que1e fiinit:eer Msareiiion un-
ihdolif) gu MAIDEN?
NieQeiht iollen beioe 9iele er.
,eibt merOen. 7as tpiro BON elmer
~seograpbiiden 0erit1noisuns" 3pi.
iden gnelanb. Sen 8ereinisten
Staaten uno &uBlano abbGneen. gs
eri6eint nun als ielbi bitperltGnolib
Dab in OIteuropa Der ruiliihe Gin,
fluB porberrihen miro. Nublano bat
cinen Nertrae nit Ser 1ide9oilo.
mafei. Hublano MIRO inn Balfan
oominieren. 8uBlano miro entihei.
renhen ginflub auf Yolen ausiiben,
auN menn es Elm freies. uno, menn
moglid, 5uirieoenes Yolen minid)t
Seoer Blan iiir oie germenounQ
oeuti6er Proouttions- uno Mrbeits'
fraft miro 6arum bonn ginperltGno
nis @ublanos abbGngen. llno mas
sic ruiiiiden Hldne in oieier Sin
lidt iino, baben oie Muiien Biz
lest niht geiagt. Bis oieier Yunt
setldrt lit, iino aue Worihl6se @eb
periube auf ungetl6rtem Terrain
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

Waibington. - 8on perldBli1er
Seite miro berihtet, OaB EN- 0iini,
iabresp!an fir oeutihe &eparatio-
men, Der 3ablunsen fir ieoe Mrt
pon ariessihdoen porliebt, oer5eit
bon bieiisen ofii5iellen &reiien itl.
oiert miro.
Der Wan puroe bon peribie0e-
ren Ylanungstommiiiionen ent,por.
fen, lit aber nod i'm 5taoium elmer
Sfi5se. Gr iiebt sic llmwanolung
eeutider &iiitl,uesperfe in 1abr:ten
Dor, in oenen alle Mrten bon Wa=
ihinen uno SnItrumenten gum gr-
ias ser i'm 8ries 3erltorten ginrid)-
tungen bergelteQt weroen ioqen. -
Inter Mufiidt Ser MQiierten f0nm-
ten Oie oeutifen 1abrifen 9aItpa-
gen, giienbabnmagen unS Sofono-
tiuen, Trattoren unS anSere graeus.
niiie ser Sfuperinoultrie proou3ie-
rem, tpie man lie iiir cine @ieSer.
oufnabme oes 8erfebrs iiir Sen
Nustauid i'm 5eritorten europa
brauhen MIRO.
Inter einem iolhen Ylan piirOe
es in 0eutidlanS feline Nrbeits-
loiigfeit seben. Die oeutiden Mr-
better pGren perpilibtet, entlueoer
innerbalb ooer auberbalb ser
Sfeidsgrensen Mrbeit an5unebmen.
1atlddJlid) tpiiroe oieler Ylan in
Oeutidlano 3u einer Hlanmirtihaft
pon bisber bouig unbefanntem Mus-
n,aB iiibren. Gingapeibte &reiie ie-
ben oar:n oen 0orteil, oab eno-
loie, INNER pieoer perlGngerte 3e-
parationsleil ltungen permiecen per-
Sen f0nnten, pie lie 9euti9lanS
nod Dem erlten @eltfries auferlest
tpuroen.
Sabreparationen. einidlieBlid)
Mrbeitsleiitungen piiroen nur ial-
weiie als StraimaBnabmen perbGngt
Deroen. 0as aagemeine 3iel Ser
Sadreparatioren lit sic Musniibuna
Oes inouitrieaen Hotent:al uno ser
Arbeitsfrait 1eutidlanos fir sic
3pede oes @;eberaufbaus uno oie
@ieoersutmaduns ienes Sdaoens,
iiir ben 0eutihlano perantportlid)
lit.
Na6 oieiem 8oridlag uiroe Die
5 Sabre mGbren0e Yeriobe Der in,
teniipen inoultriellen @ieoergutna-
hun9sarbeit bon elmer llebergan9s-
! periooe abgeloit merSen, mGbrene
Ser ale iene Snouitrien 9eutih-
lambs, sic in Riiltunesiabrifen um.
9eDanoelt perben fonnten, meiter.
bin in rigoroieiter Weiie bon oen
8ertretern Ger Mqiierten betpad)t
iein piiroen.
Inter @aibingtoner Grperten regt
oieier Ylan CUR 0ermenoune Der
reutiden Yro0uftionsmittel uno Mr.
beitsfrait 3ur Wieoersutma9una
oes bon 0euti6lano anaerihteten
Shaoens Die 0isfuiiion intereiian.
ter Hrobleme in 8e3ug auf sic 5u.
fiinft:ge @irtidait guropas an.
aae grperten iino iid oarin einie
oab es nod 5u friib iiir cine 0eit-
legung Der midtigiten politiideu
Seile europas lit, Die Der 5dafiune
BON Wirti6aitsrdumen oienen uno
in Der &auptla9e Niifii1t auf Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

cent fl g ur e s
show millions of
pounds in stor-
age. Not includ-
ing Army and
N av supplies
a n d priv ate
stocks, the gov
ernment has on
hand los mil
lions of pounds
of cured meat,
almost 200 mil
lion pounds of
canned meat and
38 millio n
pounds of frozen
~ nok
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14
Rein Krieese,.t 3,ant
perea,.i Al, Ginselne

@aibinaton. @iiroen Sic aerne
iiberidiiiiises 9riessnraterial fauien?
Gttpa ein Seep ODER elm Hettunss-
ilob, pielleidt elm Mosfitoneb? gu,
nddit Seeps iteben iiberbaupt ni6t
gum @erfaui.. Die Mrmea hannibal
iiert" lie. >. +. aQe oieie 8leinfabr=
Seuse tperoen ~alise5ebrt" - ourea
lie benotigt ipcrben.
Auspehslung ser Ginselteile, ionic
llno iiberOies: Sic fonnen als Sn-
Oioiouum iibe:baupt feln iiberlhiil-
| liges arieaseisentum aus eriter Sano
faufen.
Wenn Sic ioldes Gieentllm eriuer.
ben tpoQen, miiiien Sic es i'm reguld-
ren Sanoel erlteben. Die &egierlnua
perfauit es niht unmittelbar an Gin,
5elperlonen.
gor mebreren Monaten bradte cine
befannte 8obenihriit cine bebiloerte
@eihid)tc oarii6er, ipie Seeps ans
Yublifum nerfauit puroen. 0ieie @e-
ididte eribien 3u elmer 3eit, in Der
5tpeierlci geidabt: 1. perfaufte Sic
'9rmee Sarals tatiGd)lih nod Seeps
an inoiploueQe Sntereiienten; rno 9.
luuroe seruoe nm oieie 3eit 8ill
Clayton sum Mominiitrator iiberidiii-
iisen Gisentums ernannt uno nit Ser
aontroue i:ber Sic @erlpertung oieieS
gigentums betraut. Son Sieier 3eit
an bate oie Mrmee feline Seeps mebr
su perfa,rfen.
0e- Veroifentliduns jenes 3eit=
lbriftenartifels folgte a6er elm form.
lider &attenf0nig bon Briefen aus
| alien Seilen ser Union, 8rieien bon
Seuten, sic sen Wunib batten, Seeps
gu ertperben.
slber mas bat ser i6lihte @iirger
nun 5u tun. renn er ii6erid)iiiliges
@rieeseigentl1m eriteben mill?
Nebmen mir beilpielspeiie Elm &et-
tl.ngsflob. &ettunssfl0Be iplroen por
einiser ,3eit crit gum aaufe offeriert.
Sic Grareu bon Ser Mrt, mie 1lieger
iie benusten. aue ilpntelnaselneu; aber
elm beiieres 0loB mar in5miihen ert=
,pidelt ,porOen. Iaber iuoute oie 3e-
sierung oen dlteren Emp los nerben.
Die SLOPE tpuroen an peridieOcne
&Gnoler oerfauft. @enn Sic fir ibra
eisene Yerloa ems baben luoaen.
muBten lie es bonn Sdaoler eriteben,
an Sen 0ie &egierung es uerfaufte.
I'm es nodnals gu ia9en, nidts
lpiro Gus Sen Griegsartiteln an Gin
selperionen perfauft. @enn eh, Mrti-
tel auf oem Muftionsapege, i'm @egc
oirefter 0erbanolungen ooer I'M Sub.
miiiionsperfabren perGuBert miro. er,
Iiolgt es INNER in @emdBbeit nit oen
9an0els.,ianuen fiir 0en iraglihen
Mrtifel. Iam crit f0nncn Sic per
Ii0nlid i'm bonn &leinbdnoler eriteben.
| = Cir ihledter 0erlierer lit ielten
ein gutter @etpinner.
Wer einen guten 9urIt bat
(nimmt oft ollcl Elm id,ledltcs NetrGnl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

A large new airport for London
is built near Staines.
The words car and kaiser are
both derived from the Latin
caesar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

CCudSOI 1COLkC Ids Sd1O IS lu-COUe
ceived and unworkable". Some fea-
lures of the Senate bill are already
under attack by executive depart
ments.
T END LEASE commitments ~
II of June 80. 1914 total nearly 29
billions of dollars, three-fourths Of
which represent actual shipments,
according to the 10th report just re-
leased.
XxIAR Production Board differ
w ences between the Nelson and
Wilson factions have not been en-
tirely settled. Much confusion was
caused by what appeared to be q
sudden change of White House
policy. Reports have it that Harry
Hopkins, who is back on the lob
after many months. of illness, sup
ported Nelson while War Mobiliza-
ton Director Byrnes and Bernard
Baruch are said to have favored
Wilson's policies.
The two men have no basic diff
ferences. Rather, the controversy
has been kept alive over a period Of
many months by underlings who
have aligned themselves with one
or the other and then criticized each
other openly. This was allowed to
go until it became serious.
Confidence is expressed in the
Acting Head of WPB, J. A. Krug.
1t is likely that he will be given the
permanent assignment.
TREASURY officials are warming
4 that bond sales must continue
at high rate. Although there may
be reduction of war contracts g
much as 4O4o, this will not affect
government expenditures for many
months. Government payments are
usually from one to three months
late.
In addition, contract termination
payments will be increasing, as will
mastering out pay to veterans and
such expenditures. The need for
bond purchases will still exist fol.
lowing the end of the war in Eu-
rope. Treasury officials are anxioas
to make this clear. t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

IMMENSE stores of food will
1 prove to be one of the govern
ment's most difficult problems. Re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

Stnb Ste unD sShre Angeh1rtNen
Rttslteb TN 2rantenberetn nnb
Central 3erbanb? @enn ntnt, tett
III bic 9eit bet5utreten. Tim senauere
Snformatton ruten ste ben 2stal.
pertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

Stocks OF dried peas and dried
beans are over 400 millions of
pounds each. There are ll8 millions
OF pounds of canned vegetables. AZ
million dozen fresh eggs and 18l
million pounds of dried and frozen
eggs. l4O million pounds of dried
milk and 2l3 million pounds of
evaporated milk, among other items.
This food in storage plus crops
now in sight are more than we can
eat or sell and perhaps more than
can be given away for relief of other
countries. No immediate plan is
ready for the release of this food,
but some practical way must be
found by the time Germany capitu-
lates. 1t is possible that Army sup
plies abroad will be sufficient to
take care of liberated areas for sew
eral months after the fighting ends
in Europe.
EINAL wording on the surplus
1 property and the demobiliza-
ton and unemployment measures
will be decided largely by those
designated by the House and SEN
ate as conferees on the two bills.
They will be practically rewritten
in compromise form. Especially is
this so in the case of the surplus
property bill where the Senate re-
wrote the measure and passed what
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14
Huge Food Store. Pose Tough
Problem; No Solution in Siaht

n the absence of Congressman Franees p Bolton this
letter is prepared for her by her Washington oice)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

- Cir iblefter 0erlierer ilt ielten
Elm gutter @etpinner.
User einen guten 9urit bat.
nimmt oft aud) Elm idlehtcs @etrdnf
NIT in oen &auf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14
DEFENSE HELP

Help your country by bu, ing
War Bonds and Stamps.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-14

Senator George has said is "ill-con-
ceived and unworkable". Some fea-
lures of the Senate bill are already
under attack by executive depart
mentS.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
In Mrntnriant

ASTON. LCELEE. In loving memory
ago today, July ., I943
No one knows how. much We miss you,
No one knows the bitter pains we bear;
since tbs we los. lost you life has never been
There is not a day, dear Luelee, we do
not think of you.
There is no one in this world will ever
take your place.
THE FAMILY.
BROOKS, JOHN H. tribute of love
70 foIs tne memory Of our husband and father,
He viii never be forgotten.
Though in life he is no more,
But In memory he will be with us
DEyoTED WIFE. asS JosEPafNE. csa PffHSf AND cH11-
pE5Yi poYD VIohAs Ra1pz DOROTHY, I1,t ALoNzo'
vEsTER AND HAROLD. ' OIL
BROOKS, JOHN. In loving remem-
brances of our devoted brother. JOHN
BRooks, BIZ t0Ss who departed this life years
% We s0ats; stood 'i,y Beside d Your: your bedside
And watched your soul depart
Ana When we saw that you had left us
IL almost broke our hearts.
Our lives have never been the same,
-, Our home is lonely STILL
We sometimes cannot understand.
B.9TaER TgRss MsNT JAMEs sR1oKS e ,fS AND SIS,
MORTON AND FANNIE Beverly.
ADA EWING, who departed this life ii
years ago today, July 2, 1888
Called by God who knoweth best.
Dear In my memory she will remain
oh'l IN neaven We snail meet again.
GARNER, EMMA a; In Loving memory
OF our mother. EMMA A. GARNER, who
I2, -1935. '' '"''
As the hour you passed away. away
FREDDIE AND HELEN.
HOLTON, EsTELLE. In loving memory
Of Of our daughter and granddaughter.
who passed away two years ago today. July
Sleep on. sleep on, Estelle. you are
Hot dead.you are only asleep.
So IN neeaed another mot tdo spray II his
MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER, BROTHERS
AND AND UNcLEs AND OTHER MOTHER,
LEWIS, CLEsTELLE McELRoY. In
McELRoY LEWIS, who departed this lie
one year ago today, July 2, 1943.
NO fortune or fame can ever compare
and OF all Gods; gifts there isn't another
80 precious and wonderful ss our dear
If ever i''ei love existed,
II ever sweet flower grew,
Il ever a soul Allied its mission on earth,
LAcu, mOIuer, IL certainty was you.
YOUR THREE DEVOTED CHILDREN, LIE
SWIFT, VIRGINIA AND CLESTELLE. .
MARSHALL, MARGARET. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, MARGARET
MARSHALL, who departed this life two
years ago today, July 2, 1912.
we miss you SO much, mother dear;
how wonderful 1t would be to have you
near
To feel the touch Of your untiring
But we know you are very happy in
that beautiful land.
THE FAMILY.
PERRYGO, CHARLES L., JR, Our son,
who passed away five years ago YESTERDAY
July !, 1882 MOTHER AND DADDY.
REED. FRANCES A. In sad and loving
memory OF our dear mother, FRANCES A.
Sad and sudden was the cali
For the one dearly loved by ALL
a bitter grief and shock severe
It was to part with one so dear,
There's nothing but memories as We
Journey on;
Days of sadness still come over us,
Hidden tears SO often flow:
Memory keeps you always near us,
Although you left two years ago.
BY THE FAMILY. =
SMITH, MRS. BESSIE. In memory Of
my dear wife, MRS. BESSIE SMITH, who
passed away six years ago, June 20, 1888.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Away from this world OF strife,
She Is sweetly resting
In that land where there is no night.
HLE DEvoTED HUSBAND. ROBERT
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Miss {. J. NorfIeet Gets
Alexandra Probation Posi-

The appointment OF Miss Clara
Jeannetta Norfleet as Alexandra
probation officer was announced
yesterday by Judge James r. Dun
can Of the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court.
Miss Norfleet, who succeeds Miss
Anne H. Monroe, resigned, has
taught for the last five years in
the Alexandria public schools.
A graduate of Farmville (Va.)
State Teachers College, she also
took special courses at the Uni
versity of Virginia and the Univer-
sity of Colorado.
Judge Duncan also said he has
asked the city council to authorize
appointment of a male probation
officer in accordance with a recon-
mendation of the National Proba-
ton Association, and that he ex-
poets favorable action soon.
At the same time, Judge Duncan
released the June report submitted
by Mrs. Alma Bryan, clerk ano
bailif of the Civil and Police Court
city fines, trial, warrant and bal
fees, filing and indexing and other
fees, $2.74667; State fines and clerks
fees, $31625; sergeant's fees, SGT;
cash depository bonds collected, ST.
1880; fees collected for justice OF
the peace. SIS; collections TO,
Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court, $444.13: other fees, $24065;
total collected for June, $5,65820;
total on deposit June 80, 500.
Evening star., 1944-07-02


A native of Iowa, Admiral Bunker
received his medical degree from
Cornell University in 1905. Head of
a section at Bellevue Hospital in
New York before joining the Navy
in 1907, he served with the fleet
Marine force in the Mexican cam
paign and was attached tosthe At
lantic Transport Service during the
World War. He received the Navy
Cross for service as commander of
a base hospital in Brest, France, in
1918.
Characterized by Rear Admiral
Edward r. Stitt, former Surgeon
General Of the Navy, as lone of the
most brilliant students ever to at
tend the Naval Medical School,
Admiral Bunker went to Turkey in
the early 1905 to work out a pro-
gram involving additional medical
care Of men on shipboard. He later
returned to become head of medi-
cine in the hospital here, also serv-
ing as head of the planning division
Of the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry. Following this he became
head OF the Navy Hospital in New
York, returning to Washington to
be commanding officer of the CEN
ter.
Admiral and Mrs. Bunker have
two children: 1t. Garrett Bunker
now in the Pacific as gunnery officer
on a destroyer escort, and Mrs
Eleanor Wingo Of New York. The
admiral lives at 1912 Moreland lane
Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Letter Mystery Ended
At Lincoln Memorial

The mystery of the second letter
addressed to the Lincoln Memorial
last week was solved yesterday when
Miss Martha Dodson, an 18-year-
old clerk in the Nays Bureau of
Aeronautics from Villisca, Iowa,
claimed the folder-type postcard
sent by her 14-year-old cousin, Lois
Ann Taylor, Portland, Greg.
Miss Dodson, who came here a
month ago, jokingly remarked that
shed probably be getting her mail
at the Lincoln Memorial because
OF the crowded housing conditions.
She said she didn't expect her
young cousin to take her seriously,
and was more than surprised when
sne was told about the story in
Thursdays Star.