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Evening star., 1944-05-07
1t. GNesby,
1t. BrO1Vnine q
IAre Married

The Martha Washington Semi
nary was the scene yesterday after
noon at $50 O'Clock of the we'd
ding of 1t. q. g. Carolyn Gillespy,
U. S. N. r., to 1t. q. g. Robert
Clark Browning, Coast Guard. The
Rev. Reno S. Harp, jr., of Trinity
Episcopal Church performed the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
Charles Millard Gillespy and the
late Mrs. Gillespy of Paris, ILL.,, and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Browning of this
city.
Garden flowers and ferns formed
an effective setting for the ceremony
which was preceded by program
of music by Miss Jean Love and
Miss Helen Gibson.
The bridge was escorted and given
in marriage by her father. She
wore gown of white marquisette,
finger-tip length veil and she
carried lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Howard Gillespy, sister-in-
law of the bride was the matron of
honor; Miss Margaret Burdett was
the maid of honor and Miss Mary
Page Browning was the bridesmaid.
They wore dresses of marquisette in
shades of pink, yellow and blue, re-
spectively, and carried d-fashioned
nosegays.
1t. Charles Cox, U. S. N. r.. of
Norfolk was the best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Grenville Millard,
jr., Of this city, and Mrs. Alvin Cox
Of Norfolk.
After reception the couple left
for a wedding trip. They will be
at home upon their return at 1000
F street. The bride attended Mac
Murray Women's College in Jack
sonville, and the bridegroom is
graduate of Webb Institute of Naval
Architecture in New York CITY.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Miss Joan Siegel
Is Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Herald L. Siegel
of Detroit announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Joan Siegel, to 1t. Leo Mas, jr.,
U. S. N. r.
Miss Siegel attended Columbia
University and is attending Hood
College in Frederick, Md.
1t. Mas is a graduate of the
School of Engineering, Wander
bilt University, and the M. I. r.,
where he received his masters
degree in chemical engineering.
The wedding will take place in
the late summer.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Paul Firestone
of this city announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Firestone, to Ensign
George Henry Mahoney, son of
Mrs. Elsie Posner of University
Park and Mr.. Henry Mahoney.
The ceremony took place in the
chapel of st. James Episcopal
Church in New London.
The Rev. Allen Jones, chap
lain from the submarine training
base, oficiated and dinner fol-
lowed at the Mohican Hotel.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and Miss
Majora Cryder of Kingsport,
Tenn, a classmate of the bride
at Mary Washington College,
University of Virginia, was the
maid of honor. Ensign Walter
McCan of Pittsburgh was the
best man.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

Durham and Washington, to Mr..
Edgar r. Gaardsmore Of Pake
Park, Mimi, and this city.
The wedding will take place
In the Chapel Of the Atonement
Lutheran Church May 80.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Mrs. Stuart Engaged

Mrs. Thomas Brame Wilkinson
Of Durham, N. c., announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Katherine w. Stuart of
Evening star., 1944-05-07

Listen TO M0sor Radio Programs: Fulton Le,C Jr uyith
of the News' every Monday Wednesday and Friday NJ
Pd oyer VOL, and to Majors Neys Broadcast
every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at
755 P.M over station WRC.
Evening star., 1944-05-13
PERSONAL

MAN AND WIFE wanted to relieve mgr
Hill Top Hotel. Harpers Ferry. w. Va;
exp not necessary; live in the mountains.
81 MONTH-Use telephone wake-up serv-
b6 se with 4h5s reliable business Cali Miss Hall
HfGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50,
son, weeks. sI75. Catalogue: churches
., near Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Randall. clarks-
ESTABLISHED wATCH-REPAIRING arm.
38 years in washington, guarantees
@ s MITCHELL, jeweler. 1404 N. Y. ave. NV.
mshokhHeDs mesod es.u.. 'rssssss sssss 9, .
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERcK
4521 lfstn st nv. RA 4747
splendid for club meetings and card par.
ties ETC., complete with chairs and card
~ soldane: MR $500: Ia 4ss2 50 car ihs
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850, ask for Miss
Campbell. II you are in need Of q loan up
LADIES' s " HATS REMoDELED, fabrics,
felts, straws; designed, blocking, trimming.
"he Vogue, 1923 14th st. NV. co. 1897
COMPANION. Young man desires act as
iHompani0n to man % Older Priys,s
trayelsd tray Excellent Exc, background Agree
a dentIa Box assd 'stsssD0haenef stsr
WILL take care of infant baby in my home
during day while mother works, $40 wk
No Sundays. MI O322. 2230 Kearney
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Continued on Next Pags. I,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. part-time book
keeping. audits, tax service: reasonable
rates. Atlantic 53g. l4s
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started, kept
part time: statements. auditS, tax returns;
prompt reasonable Shepherd 1854. l3'
COMMUNICATIONS man desires act as
companion to man 80 or older; private
income; have automobile; neat, good char
acter, widely travelled, excellent back
ground. All correspondence confidential
Remuneration secondary Box 2Sb-G
Star Ia
JANIToR, colored, with quarters. shep-
LIQUOR SALESMAN. experienced retail;
references; dischaPsed serviceman; $40
OFFICE MGR, 36. draft exempt; exp
edge bookkeeping. GE. 7l72, after g. IA
RESTAURANT MANAGER, experienced
wants connections or will lease conceS-
sion, percentage basis. Box Big, Star.
WORD SLINGER can dash off your writing
Job in spare time; references; reasonable
Box 240-G. Star.
ao ate; wishes part-time evening work. Box
SITUATION by matchmaker. or will take
work for trade, Box 321-G, Star IA.
THREE EXPERT MACHINISTS available to
10 part-time work in own home workshop
Box 306-D, Star
Evening star., 1944-05-13
HELP DOMESTIC,

CHAMBERMAID, white. experienced; good
references; live our, other help; 9 to |
daily good salary. CO. 2ll2, s TO 8
MAID-LAUNDRESS, pvt family;
must be willing to leave city for summer
NO. 1862.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS Help with
lay aRsnd5y:; nS:a Little work during summer.
CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS, white, live
in; nice room excellent wages TO right
person; other help kept. MI. 0ll9 after
MAID-WAITREss, experienced
white, to sleep in; references required
family OF .; good wages Phone DE. Ol56
Monday, 10Th, through Thursday. bet. ii
CoLoRED WOMAN for general h W, some
laundry; Sunday off: part-time, & to IL
an, So per week. 1904 Lamont st. NV.
COOK colored, experienced, ghw: live
IN; small family; no laundry; $50 to
start. WO. 1888.
COOK, for summer months, to go to Blue
Rldse Summit Penna. MI. 1921, $500
COOK, experienced, good salary, private
room and bath: references necessary: other
help Kept. EN-. 7l43 or DI. 275O
COOK and R.hw., live In; high salary to
experienced person. Other help employed
Reis; REQ. 3403 Woodley I'd. NV, Wo.
COOK AND G.H.w. l till T; $50 week.
cooK-NURsE t2). colored, willing to go
to seashors for summer months: excel
l"1t SG'-"y. WI 5nSH
Evening star., 1944-05-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ACCOMMODATE besides driver, Pack
ard sedan; leaving Monday for Savannah,
c. CO. 1873.
DRIVING to southern California, via Chi
caso. Tuesday, May IL, want passen.
gers. GIL. 7709.
LEAVING for s.w. Iowa Sunday, am:
accommodate 3 passengers. Cali Chest.
NAVY CADET OFFICERs wife driving t.
gers wanted to share expenses and driy.
ing. References. CHI S79S
Evening star., 1944-05-13
SITUATIONS DoMESTlc

COLORED LADY wants days work; 81 a
day and carfare. Naomi Duren, 7l2 10th
ST. ne.
MI. 1913
GIRL, colored. desires work as mother's
nelper: willing to learn; live out pretd.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work in
the mornings. Box 3S4-G, Star.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work Mon
DAY; Tuesday, Wednesday, 65c per hour,
Evening star., 1944-05-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

APPLIANCES. electrical household. re-
paired fonS fang toasSsrs sweepsrs
BRICKWoRK, retaining walls, steps,
WWalks, chimneyS; Swateerprootins, repairing.
eAMEkA eatsf pRE REfARiNaGs M ING 4shr servias as
egIInesTns ba6 do sS7 Sheridan st: NV OH
cSRfENrkimRspatrs snoRson Rs4' and new work.
EEEcfRIcAL AppLiANGE repsiFins, ssip toast
?; DI;;oGG G Electric Co.. a33 9th st. NV. Elk.
EfTE1c. CONTRACTING, wiring, repairs. pe
ELEcTkIc ooNTRAoTlSG, St:fs; house Sc wiring qr
1cpaeS pgds ADS stss s6s r.
ELECTRIC ELI WIRING, Ts Se,. nssu!ss, extra out;
!s!s sea: SS 6susss s 'psf'"5E sz ss fss'
FLOOR sANDING, rehniShing: waxing and
efsSnRs es coNTRAcrN Rs,f At Sf3 pds repairs
%oTkmsn sH Sla3 'eRs' GE. 7s4f - fADe'f".so II.
KEYS DUPLICATED, minute. csc EACH
business. Call Republic 1927, SUPERIOR
Lock q Electric &C., 1410 st. NV.
PAINTING, carpentry, general repairing;
PAINr1SG Saai0fa PLxsTERISG TtIsIs general home
repairs. For free estimate, call BILL
Executive 95O7 49,
PAINTING A sPECIALTY-Interior and
exterior have own scaffolding; no short
age of help. Free est. Jack Tate, EX. S57l.
II"
PAPERlNG AND PAINTING, immediate
service; - years experience; free esti-
mates. AT. 1856.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Quality work
by lSt- class mechanics: Is years expert
ence; work guar. For free estimates and
prompt, courteous service. call d. 0l25.
PAPER HANGING, plastering and paint
ing; estimates free; work guaranteed. 3.
PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 and
up per room; 1914 washable sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed Michigan b315.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
nase plues and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps. Toasters heaters and
eilS e!ectriSG irons irons, repaired; Your old lamps amps
work. c. A. Muddiman Co.. oil G. st.
NV. MA. O14O and 262".
Evening star., 1944-05-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MsANUELs TOURIST CAMP, between Fair
Ahf hIssas ineuaes @ q acres No
frontage on highway, 4 dwelling houses,
iunchroom. gas station, IL tourist cot
tages. trailer park (meter SYSTEM, fine
grove. some wood. outbuildngs all stock
ton. Present and only owner since 1925;
5000 down. balance .nrst mortgage.
Phone Fairfax 2s6-W-1 for appointment
REsTAURANT, soda fountain: capacity
sell sell nT.ures ntT N Y perfect condition; must
LAUNDRY. dry cleaning. tailoring store,
situated in good neighborhood, will sell
reasonable Riggs Tailors. 800 Goth ST. ".
DINING CAR. fully equipped for sale must
in.df,o pc moved On present site II you have
very very easy to operate; priced reasonably.
B1 BIA1TY 51 sHoP Hsoss for sale Good business Il.
and new equipment; located st 5522 Conn,
Rsn aSScHRY saSsap y1 sToks ase and nice
ton; ea,, Alexandria o4o! after 2 nm. "a.
WANTED-Good established gasoline sta
tlon. with space for repairs and service:
impsd. nd cssh. M aSi Sall before noon or after
GROCERY Y STORE for sale, good cash
business: wine and beer: living quarters:
closed Monday: reasonable. oxford 4644
2425 Lee highway, Arl, Va. 14a
WANT TO BUY general or dry goods store,
stsr sts; What have you to ofier' Box !. IN
CLEANING and tailoring store. fine ioca-
,io1: established 22 years: will sell very
reasonable due to illness; exceptional
oppogtnnity, Cali Taylor $500 or come
pn4 ssa cLEASlss sssh Z Store for ssl. Re.s
Evening star., 1944-05-13
SITUATIONS MEk tcops. I,
TING A BOOK

RETURNED ARMY OFFICER desires posi-
ton with commercial Arm experienced ac-
35S-G. Star. 15s
IF YOU ARE WRITING A BOOK
On some phase of national or international
politics, economics, finance, social change
or public relations, retain a specialist who
has served as staff Washington correspond
ent and chief editorial writer for leading
metropolitan newspaper. viii coliaborate
in preparing text and placing ms. with
publisher. Box 301-G Star IA
Evening star., 1944-05-13
SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN.

D. c. WOMAN TEACHER raised on farm
wants to exchange work for clean, respec-
during @ sumner " and share m es CANNING W Of fruits
and vegetables. Husband is Government
employe, but could do some farm work
levenines. Have two children. eleven and
Tour. Decatur ShSo 14s
Evening star., 1944-05-13
SECRETARY Y-sTENoGRAPHER
iTENOGRAPHERs,
COOK

Young woman with StenoRraphic expert
ence and familiar with general Office rou-
tine. Must be able TO work without super
vision. Phone CO 1000, Ext. =. for an
Evening star., 1944-05-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

COLORED advanced practical graduated
nurse hospital experienced doctor refer
ences; or am. and pm. care. ME. 1888,
49,
DRESSMAkING, designing, remodeling al
Irving st. NV, Apt a Adams 223S 2Os
LADY, refined, congensl, age A. desires
position as companion. Miss Hallmark,
Greenbelt 4196.
LADY wishes position as manager of
small apartment house, best OF references
Adams 1880. IA
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires compa Mon
position in Virginia country home; willing
help light housekeeping. Glebe 1923. IA"
SCHOOL GIRLS (2) want job washing
dishes after school: aged "A; near 18th
and You SITS. NV, NO. 6431.
SECRETARY, capable, experienced, desires
permanent position involving receptioniSt
duties North 0G3l after pm '4'
Evening star., 1944-05-13
PERSONNEL SUPERVISORS

Excellent opportunity for woman in per-
Sonnel department; prefer experienced
woman with administrative ability and
background; minimum entrance salary,
500 per month, increase after short pc
nod based on ability and experience
State age, experience in detail, All replies
will be kept strictly confidential. Box
3JI-G star
Evening star., 1944-05-13
SAIFSI,ADY

Experienced, earnings up to $40 week
No evening work. Exclusive Conn ave
specially shop. Telephone MA. 57SI for
appointment
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

Sn Der 8eratung fiir bic ginfiib'
r,tng Der @etpiiiensfreibeit Der &atbo'
Itten salten Sieie @riinbe: i. 9ie lei.
ten6en MitgIie6er oes 'eriten &ongref.
ies, srunoidslid eeeen ieoe 8eidrdn'
t,ng aus relieiofen @riinoen ua6 NIT
ben 2ebren Der fatboliiden 4irde be-
faaut, iaben Elm, oaB es ungeredt iei,
bie 4atbolifen tpegen ibrer @la,,be1s.
treue az nerfoleen.
2. Die aatbolifen tparen rtdt tpe'
niger oils bic 9roteitanten bon bem
gerlangen erfiillt, bic Nrobin5en un'
abb6nsig 5u ieben. Benn ite ii6 aber
Der sen.einiamen Sa6e ani6loiien, 10
o,.rften ibnen aud oie oaraus ent.
ipringenoen .pobltdttgen Solgen ni&t
borentbalten tperoen.
8. Sranfrei9 itan6 NIT ben beret.
nigten Hrobin5en tpegen elmer aniaa'
ce 1T l1nterban6Iung uno ni9ts bdhe
mebr oeiien 3uitanbetonmen gefdbr'
bet, als eine Der (fatboliiden) @elt'
sion Srantreids fetnoli&e Stim'
l11ittg.
4. 9ie 8eibiIfe ooer tpenisftens bic
Neutralit6t ealt als ,,nerldBli6 fiir
ben grfog oes llnternebme,ts ber Pro.
binaen, ,.no 6urh @leiditenung Der
saotboIifen NIT allen anoern aonfei'
fionem gIaubte uto, bic aana6ter fiir
oie NenoIution geiuinnen su f6nnen
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grIf mad Been6iaung oeg llnabbdn-

Grit nnd geenoiaung oes llnnbbdn-
giofeitsfrieges fing bic geipiiiens.
freibeit an, Sriidte su trogen. gs gab
oamnls iur ipenige 8rieiter, iino 0ieie
fparen meiit in Dorgeriidtei Sabren.
gorber ipar es 3ep. &enrD 2eipis,
@.g, Der fir ben gii6of m 2onOon
Die Mifiion Gmerifo bertpaItete.
Die nnabbdngigfeit Der 5tanten
NOR erfldrt tporben uno nun tpartb-
ten fi6 bic griefer IN MarDlanb l,no
genniDloania, in bem getpnBtiein,
bob itnter ben beitebenoen 8erbdltnii-
fen in ben Ser. Staaten cine ,@bb6n-
gigfeit" bon England nidt piinidens-
tpert iet, an ben 81. 5tubl NIT Der
8itte, aus ibrer Mitte einen Sbern
pablen 3u 6iirfen. 9ie 8itte Duroe
gepdbrt uno Die 8abl fiel einitints
mig auf oen Sp. Serrn Sobannes
Carroll. 9ieier tpuroe in 8on1 beitd-
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8iif)of fonfetriert.

Sn &om batte man iibrigens fbon
bor Der grtpdblung 8altimores gum
giidofsfis 6aran eeoa6t, eine 9io.
5eie i'm @eften Der Ser. 5taaten si
sriinoen uno in gaaipoIis i'm 5taate
Ohio einen bif60fliden 5is 5a errid'
ten. Sd erinnere mid, pie gater
Selling uns Stubenten bieie abiibt
&oms mitteilte, aud mie ipater unier
Yfarrgeiitli6er, Neb. Sobn 8ernarb
Oeinf bon Quincy, Sn., bort IN @al.
Iipolis, Dioaeie Columbus, Ohio, a,,'
.geiteat tpar. Dort batte lid] ndmlid
seeen gnoe 6es Is. Sabrbunoerts ei.
ne franaoiiibe &oloniiationsg gelenihaft
nieoerselaiien uno i6on Dor ibrer Gn'
funft In amerifa bic grnennlng Ell.
mes 8iidofs fir oie neue &niieolung
|peranlaBt. 2etter loite iid bod balb
auf, 6a iid Die 9eiistitel Der 2anoe.
reien als ungiiltig eripieien. Die
Mebraabl Der Mniieoler febrte nab
Srantrei6 auriid uno Die grnennuns
zines 9iidofs fir oas Serritorium
tpar ion1it aipedlos geporoen.
Die 3abI Der aatboIifen NOR ,,n,
Die bamaliee 8eit nidt groB, aber Die
8enigen iuaren iebr aftin i'm 9efrei.
ungsfriege, Der i'm Sriibiabr 1775
NIT oen eriten ghuB In 2erington
lanfing. Dieier ShuB uedte HI allen
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= 49,
0io5efe ali erfIdren iro itttIer biflDSf.
Iide gertpaItung au iteIlen.
sSn Oieienl Siltne iDanote iid) Der
anlerifani|6e &lerus abern1aIs mad
Gom nno enlpfabl Oie @rnenning
gnrrolls 8unt 8ii6of. Bopit 8iits
Der Sedite, ipelher mebrtals @ele-
genbeit gebabt batte, bic ltn1iidt lt1o
8eisbeit ieines Qpoitolii6en Brd-
feften in Qmerifa fennen au lernen,
ging bereittpillig auf ben goridlag
Elm un6 ernannte Carroll onr6 bic
8nIle bonn 6. Gobember 1889 gum
8ii6of bon Baltimore. Na9 anfllnft
Der grnennungsbulle begab iid Car
ron mad England utto tpuroe am 15.
augltit 1890 In Der 5dloBfapele 5a
2ulportb Cattle ourd ben SD'iten
Germ CHARLES 8almslp, gitularbi-
i6of bon Gama unb Senior Der apo.
itolifben gifare bon England, gum
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tigt ln6 erbielt ,1mfaiien6e @ollmah-
ten, iogar Die, Die 81. Sirmung gu
erteiIen.
I'm oieie 3eit betrus Die 3abl Der
9atbolifen i,1. Marplano ,tngefabr
10000. Dieielben tparen Rber ben
ganaen Staat ~seritreut 1nb ueifens
Sarmer. Sn 8e.,niploania tparen un'
sefdbr 1000 9atboliten. Sn ben
iibrisen 5taaten befanoen fi@, fo'ueit
fidb errnitteln IieB, ,sngefdbr 1900
aatbloifen. sn biefen 3ablen itnS
bic &anaoier ni9t eingeidloiien. eben.
10 Die Sranaoien uno oeren IbfSmm1-
Iinge, ipel6e tpefli9 bonn Sbiofluiie
un6 i'm Miiiifiippitale tpobnten. Sn
MearDIano adblte man neun @rieiter,
in 8enniplpania nut. fiinf. giele oer'
ielben tparen alt ober frdntlih. ge,1r
Die in Baltimore uno Hbilabelpbia
erbielten 8eitr6ge bon ibren @emein.
ben. ...~..
@al6 6arauf tpuroe Die Dto5eie
Baltimore segriinbet. Dte grnennung
garrolls gum apoitoliiden Rrdfefter
IN ben Ser. Staaten bate quite Sol
gen fiir Die Stride. Die 3abl Der aa'
Itbolifen nabm ,1nter ben ber6nberteu
politiihen uno firAli9en 3uitdnoeu
Irai1 3u, uno balo tpuroe es fiir rat
befunoen, Ste Ser. Staateu a,t,
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X. N.ElsLlaIaQIltsllskzo,a
Rsn aes. s. Saertses
(Sortiesung)

Selbit in Warplano un6 8enniDl-
bania tpur6en Die &atboltfen beoriiM.
9ie Miifionare geniigten fir oie 8e-
oiirfniiie Der Gatboliten In ben atpei
grobin5en ntdt. Den @Iauben iiber
bic @ren5en binal1s 5u berbrettert, mar
nidt moeli6. Durd 6ie l1nabbdngig-
teitserfl6rung aber tpur6e iebes GIN
oernis beboben. 0ie &atboIiten tpltr-
ben ibren Wettbiirgern glet6gefteat
unb ieoe polittibe 8ei6rdnfltng fiel
fir ite meg.
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mgisslugdt 6em l2. sui 1874

luno feline Sruppen BEL Dorftopn an
General Mafbington ergob. 1773 bot
lte oie 11nrube IN Bolton begonne1
| nit Der 8eiteueri,tg Der &eeIa6ung,
loie man ir1s Weer mari, cher oaB man
Isle Steuer Ooranf beaabde.
8elden gnteiI Die 4otbolifen am
gefreiungsfriege 1tabmer, gebt aus
lfolgenoen Sotiaben berDor:: Die erite
l5eei6la6t 6es &rieges fonb ,tnter ei.
mem fatboliiden gefebIsbaber itatt,
ln6mIib I'M Sreffen bonn IL. Weai 1875
lin Der Ma1ins-8ai, tpo Der Ratbolif
sserernias 9'grien uno iein grnoer
| oie britiiben Eransportidiffe Wear-
gantba unb gapnafiid faperten. 8ei.
| fec befannt' lit Der erIte aomiral Der
| u. g. Marine, Der &atbolif Sobn
garrp, tpel9er Biz 81 ieinem Sooe
1903 feline 5tellung innebatte. Snt
glpriI ITS ernanrt, ertprab er itb
our6 feline Siege uno feline fpatern
9enibuneen 5ur gntfaltung oes
SeetpeIens Sen itol5en Sitel ,,gater
Der amerifanii6en Marine". Inter
libn1 oienten Sic &atbolifen Dale, 9e@
catur, MurraD uno Stuart uno eine
gnaabl Srldnoer. Inter ben fatbos
lif6en Offi5ieren ser 2anbarmee fino
su ertpGbnen: General Stepban NoD-
Ian bon Bennlplna1ia, 8ruoer oes
I8ii6ofs bon gorf in Srlano, Intbonp
Banne u. q. -... |-~ .e.
9ie geroienIte Der &atbolifen IN
oieiem &riege fanoen gebiibrenoe 8iir-
oigung bein Sberbefeblsbaber George
8aibington, tpie aus folgenoent
59reiben an fie berborgebt. Ra9oem
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CHURCHES

Winter Park-Rev. T. H. King
Sunday school 70 am. Service II
a. m.B.T.U. 7 pm. A Union Serv'
ire at Presbyterian church 8 pm.
Tabernacle-Sixth and Ann SITS.
C. E. Baker, pastor. Sunday school
Gas am. Worship II am. and
8 pm.
Temple-17th and Market SITS. j.
Eoy Clifford, pastor. Sunday school
Gas am. Worship, II am. Rev.
Russell Caudill, guest minister.
tt tanning Union pm. Worship, 8
pm. Rev. Russell Caudill, guest
minister.
Gibson Ave-, James H. Stanley
1astor. Sunda-- school 10 am. B
T. U. 7 pm. Worship 8 o'clock.
The Rev. W. odrow Robbins will
bring evening message. Baptismal
following sermon.
Delco, James H. Stanley pastor.
Sunday school 10 am. Worship l
am. DR.. E. Evans Ulrich. Lunch
on the yard at noon. Memorial
service in the afternoon for Pvt.
William H. Mayors.
Oak Ave-, James H. Stanley pas
tor. Sunday school 10 am. Wor-
ship 4 pm. Revival service night
ly. Rev. F. S. Johnson, visiting
minister.
Seagate-J. E. Allard, pastor. 10
am. Sunday school. BTU. $3.50
pm. Worship 7::3O pm.
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HITLER PLANNING
BROADCAST AUG. J

LONDON, July 28-lR-Swiss re-
ports reaching London tonight said
Hitler was planning an important
broadcast to the German people
on Aug. 8, anniversary of the found
ing of the SA (Storm Troopers)
at which time he would attempt to
Justify his past policy as well as
his present last-ditch military and
home front measures.
(The U. S. Office of War 1nfor'
nation reported that an article in
the Swiss journal De Geneve said
a huge public ceremony was plan
ned for the anniversary and that
Hitler's address might prove to be
"'more revolutionary than would be
agreeable to some,'' probably fol
lowing the same line taken by la
Dor front leader Robert Ley re.
Gently.
(''The declaration of war that
DR.. Ley, chief of the labor front,
made against the German bour.
geois world and especially against
convervaties of all shades may
constitute a precisa indication OF
the. course events are to take, "
the Swiss article said)
Hitler is presiding currently over
important military strategy discus
sions which are to be followed by
other conferences on internal af-
fairs, the Swiss reports said.