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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-09
EXTRA War Bond Now!

And that means you must buy sxsy1 Bonds in addition to your regular War Bond subscription through pay roll deductions. You're asked to invest-to SAVE for your future, for your family for securin the safest and most patriotic way in the world Bonds of Series held to maturity will give you back $1OO for every $75 you invest now!
 Suppose it does mean some personal self-denial it also means nothing less than keeping yOur America re That's worth investing for-sVery dollar you can $2OO-$3OO-or more!
 Do ,OSr part-sign up noO for sN the Bonds you can possibly buy keep 'eml
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-09
Build your future with inc
 Worlds Safest vesfmenf

What about tOs? Are you letting the dollars slip through your 6n- gers-dollars that should bs put safely away in War Bonds1
 There are War Bonds to fit youf needs .. Bonds that are backed up by the strongest company in the world. Build that home you have always dreamed about. Send your child to college. Buy the wonder. flu. things that are coming after the war. YOU CAN DO IT WITH YOUR WAR BOND SAVINGS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-09

All over the country men and wom- en look to the future with con6- dence. They are the ones who have put part of their extra wartime earnings into the worlds safest investment-U.S s. GovernmentWar Bonds.
 Yes, they are helping their coun- try in its grimmest struggle. But they are helping themselves, too! They are helping to secure their future, to weather any troubled days that may lie ahead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-09

\ HATS OFF to Americas workers who meeting their quotas in the production drive .. and in the 4th War Loan Drive, too!
 The Axis has already felt the power of their produc ton might. As Premier Stalin has said, Without American machines the United Nations never could have won the war;"
 But we've still got long way to go That's why your Government calls upon you once again to match the power of your production effort with your i"Vesns"t in the 4th War Loan.
 Your plsasMasmsst its quota unless you meet yoSrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-09
Display Your CoIors

Invsse @ She limit in 4th War Loan
 Bonds -and display this red, white aad blus emblem in your window to show you're proud of doing your part!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-09

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Evening star., 1944-10-28
Greek Victory Mosses
To Be Held Tomorrow

Liberation Of Greece and the
Philippines will be observed at high
mass ia two Greek churches here
tomorrow.
A mass will be celebrated at II
a m. at st. Sophia Church and will
be attended by the staff of the
Greek Embassy.
Archbishop Athanagoras will cele-
brate mass at at noon at the Greek
Church Of IS. Constantine and
Helen. The Rev. Thomas Daniels,
pastor. will assist. The Greek AM
bassador and Nine Diamantopoulos
and the staff of the Embassy will
attend
The celebration will be preceded
by program at Sis pm. today over
Station WINK when former AS
sistant Secretary of Labor Peter F..
Snyder and Secretary of the Greek
Embassy M. Alexander Liatis will
speak,
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Christion Living School

The special speakers at the School
for Christian Living at the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Church at
7 pm. Sunday will be Love, Court
ship and Marriage" Mrs. j. Warren
Hastings; THE Home and Chris
tian Living Mrs. E. M. Reese:
After the War. What?" Stewart
Patterson, secretary, Methodist
Commission on Army and Navy
Chaplains; Comparative Religions, !"
Rabbi Hugo Schiff. professor, Epis-
copal Seminary of Alexandria, Va.
The services will open with social
DR.. e. A. Sexsmith will continue
his discussion of The Essentials of
the Christian Church" at 8 pm,
taking as his topic. Prayer"
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Fellowship Council
Plans Youth Meetings

The Westminster Fellowship
Council of the Washington Presby-
terian Churches has arranged a
series of meetings. for high school
young people in the Washington
Metropolitan area.
A rally will be held tomorrow at
pm. at the Western Presbyterian
Church. On November will be a
meeting for officers of the college
and high school organizations
Starting November 7, and every
Tuesday night thereafter for five
weeks, a leadership training school
will be held at the church from
7:30 to $50 pm. for high school
young people The Rev. r. B.
Lonakre of Sparrows Point, Md,
will be master of ceremonies. Miss
Elizabeth Turner, a missionary from
China, will be the principal speaker
For information call DE. 5000,
extension 259, between 8 am. and
6 pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
|tuther League Service
AT Auqusiana Church

The. New Jersey District, Luther
League will hold its semiannual
convention tonight and tomorrow at
the Augustana Lutheran Church.
The district comprises Is Augustana
Synod, congregations in New Jersey,
three in Eastern Pennsylvania and
one in Maryland. besides the Angus
Itana Church Of Washington.
AT a banquet tonight at 7 o'clock
at the church the speaker will be
the Rev. DR.. N. M. Ylvisaker, presi-
dent Of the Army and Navy Chap
lains' Association of the United
States and head of the Service
Commission Of the National Luz
theran Council. He will speak on
christians Leagued Together"
A discussions ON The Church and
the Returning Soldier" will be held
in the Sunday school. and at IL m.
holy communion will be conducted
by Dr.. A. o. Helm.
The Rev. N. Everett Hedeen, di-
rector of the Lutheran Service Gen.
ter of Washington, will address the
Youth Assembly at pm. The con-
cluding service will be at 7:30 pm,
when the Rev. Lloyd Holt of Balti-
more win preach. =.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Australian Pastor
At MI. Vernon Church

The guest speaker at 8 pm. to-
morrow at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church will be DR.. C.
Irving Benson, pastor of Wesley
Church, Melbourne, Australia.
DR.. Arthur S. Fleming, civil serv-
ice commissioner, will address the
School for Christian Living at pm
= Alice in Wonderland" will be
presented at 8:15 pm. Monday
through Saturday by the Mount
Vernon Players.
The Washington Methodist School
for Christian Workers will be held
for six Monday evenings beginning
October 80, with classes from 7:45 to
9.55 o'clock
DR.. John w. Rustin will continue
his discussions on the Bible at 7 pm.
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
DR.. Lewis 10 Preach
Al National Baptist

DR.. w. 0. Lewis, executive secre-
tary of the Baptist World Alliance,
will preach Sunday morning at Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church on
"Defeatism.
DR.. Clarence A. Gilbert, junior
high secretary Of the Baptist Youth
Fellowship, will preach Sunday eve
ming.
At the Woman's Society meeting
"Wednesday at 7:45 pm. DR.. j. w.
Marshall. personnel secretary of the
Baptist Foreign Mission Board Of
Richmond, Va. will speak. The Eve
ming Mission Club and the Training
Unions will also hear DR.. Mar
shall's message as they combine
Evening star., 1944-10-28
On the Other Hand
Ickes Has Made Remarkable
81 Record in IL Years. Saws Writer,
have found is $4,000, ,Ooo, 900 of homes

have found Is 5000 600 900 OF honest
expenditure.
There's more to be told about Mr..
Ickes. but there isn't room to tell
1t. How, for instance, when the
ladies of the OAR barred Marian
Anderson from their hall, he made
the Lincoln Memorial available to
the great Negro songstress and gave
Washington the most thrilling Sun
day Iii It's history. Many splendid
things this irritating old man has
done.
y Mr.. Dewey says the issue Is honest
government. but honest government
Is just another way of saying Harold
.Ickes. Why would Mr.. Dewey want
to get rid of him? f-1
Evening star., 1944-10-28
.omen's LoydIty Day

Women's loyalty day will be OBJ
served at Albright Memorial Church
as part of the victory advance pro-
gram on Sunday Christ and Our
Womanhood' will be the theme for
the day and the subject of the
morning sermon of the Rev. George
E. Schnabel, the minister.
At night the women will have
charge of the service, with Mrs.
Clifford Reynolds, president of the
Women's Council, presiding. The
sermon subject will be The Woman
Who Fell in Love With Jesus -.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Sermons Series

DR.. Warren D. Bowman at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Washington City
Church OF the Brethren will begin
a series Of Sunday evening services
on The Prodigal Son." The sub
lects will be as follows: October 20,
The Desire for Independence; No
venber 5, In the Far, Country; Mo-
vember IL, when q Man Comes to
HIMSELF" and November 10, The
Return to the Father
Evening star., 1944-10-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.
OCTOBER - ~
Dr.. McNeiII to Speak

DR.. John MCNEIL will speak on
the Church OF the Air broadcast
on Sunday at 8 a m. over WWDC.
William Sleep, superintendent OF
the Whosoever Gospel Mission,
Philadelphia, will speak at IL am.
at the National Tabernacle, 6440
Pincy Branch road NV. At 8
pm. Glenn W. Wagner. president OF
the Washington Bible Institute,
will be the guest speaker.
On Armistice Day, November II.
at pm, Victory rally will be held
in Constitution Hall.
Evening star., 1944-10-28

Jones. Since the candidate doesn't
say anything against Mr.. Stimson
or Mr. Hull, and since no censerva-
tive ever says anything against
Jesse Jones, Gov. Dewey must have
only Ickes in mind. To Mr.. Dewey
the busy Secretary Of the Interior
probably seems like several men.
Nobody is better able. to defend
himself than Harold Ickes, and he
isn't bashful. Nevertheless, let's
speak a word in the. cantankerous
old curmudgeon's behalf. This can
be done without answering any
charges" Mr.. Ickes, Is not accused
of doing anything he shouldn't dc
or of failing to do anything he
should do. He is just accused OF
being himself.
On Job IL Years.
During the past II years there
has been one Secretary of the In
terror. During the preceding Il
years there were four. How many
of the four can you remember?
That's right. you can remember
inst one ard his name was Albert
B. FaH. The reason you remember
him Is that he personified the scan
dals of the Harding regime. He sold
out his country for cash and he will
be remembered a long time.
Harold L. Ickes probably will be
remembered an even longer time
but for very different reasons.
The Secretary of the Interior is
~the guardian of the peoples prop
erty. the protector of our real
wealth, our natural resources. He
has custody of the national parks
the public lands, the grazing lands
the mineral lands, fishery rights
water rights and Indian reserva-
>tions-a tempting treasure house
too tempting in the case of Albert
Fail. ...
Harold Ickes has administered
this vast property without. even the
beginning of scandal, big or little
in the course of IL years. Not only
that, he has developed the property
W lilC PCopAS . PAoAAp'
In the face of great opposition he
has turned the water on Government
land into power Grand CouIee
Bonneville, Shasta, Parker and many
more great dams were built by Mr.
Iekes, We can thank him, in large
part, for the aluminium with which
we are winning the war. We car
thank him, as wartime fuel admin
istrator.' for sufficient coal and oil
: He built-against every kind oI
oppesition--the big and little pipe
lines that are carrying to the sea
board the oil and gas needed by our
Army and Navy. We should be
grateful for this. Gen. Eisenhower Is
He kept Germany from getting
any Of our helium gas and thereby
forestalled the use of Zeppelins in
the present war. This was typical
q performance Of the annoying ole
man. He fought with Congress, the
State Department-and Hitler him.
self. GA speech by Ickes in Cleve-
land was so uncompEmentary to del
Fuehrer that an apology was for.
mally demanded by the. German
ambassador, making it necessary
for Sumner Welles, for the State
Department, to explain that we were
fresh out of apologies at the mo-
mentl And Hitler didn't get the
helium. e-
When the Public Works Admins
tration was set up to undertake the
q. greatest construction program ir
the worlds history, the President
named Ickes to head it. During the
six years of its operations $5,00O,-
100000 was spent and every dime o1
1t was accounted for. Mr.. Ickes
enemies have gone through the
records of PWA with a fine-tooth
comb and an avid eye, but all they
Evening star., 1944-10-28

r h o m q S e.
Dewey says, Is
Mr.. Ickes.
The Republi-
an candidate
has made Mr..
Ickes an issue
In another way.
He has talked a
great deal about
"quarre Is q m e
old men, The
old men. in the
Cabinet, In the
order Of their
ages, are Secre-
taries Stinlson,
- -
Evening star., 1944-10-28
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

@. What Is the size of the largest
gun carried by battleships?-D. r. d.
A. The largest gun in the fleet
Is 16-inch. 1t fires a projectile OF
zone ton.
@, Do a persons fingerprints ever
change?-M. E. G.
A. Galton demonstrated that the
patterns made by the ridges are
changeless and indestructible. They
do not alter by reason of occupa-
ton, diet, health or other circum-
stances. In examining Egyptian
mummies the scientist found that
fingertips were clearly visible 5000
years after death.
G. Are there any metal alloys
that are harder than diamond?-
T. r. D.
A. The diamond is the only thing
known, to man that is harder than
some of the alloys recently de-
veloped. .-4.
@. What makes it possible for a
whale to stay under water so long?-
N. o. F.
A. The whale is able to store
enough oxygen in the blood to supply
him during long, deep dive. The
nostrils close and other muscles
shut off the passage to- the throat
so that no water reaches the lungs
even when the mouth is opened.
@, How long did it take Edward
Payson. Weston to walk across the
country?-B. L. V.
(. A. In 1909 at the age of 10 he
walked 1896 miles from New York
to San francisco in los days and
year later he walked from Los
Angeles to New York, distance of
3483 miles. in II days.
@. In what direction should the
wheels of an automobile be turned
when parking on a hill?-S. N. A.
A. The front wheels should be
! turned SO that the car will run into
the curb and not away from it if
the car should start to roll. 49,.
Q. How often Is new comet dis
covered?AE. L.. H.
A. Comets are discovered at an
average rate of five a year, though
as many as Is were discovered in
1882, a particularly good year. The
majority are faint and can be seen
only with telescopes or binoculars.
r. Q. Can a member of Congress
be impeached?-F. McC.
A. A member is not subject to
impeachment but he can be ex-
PEELED. Members are subject to
prosecution for treason. felony or
breach of the peace, the same as
private citizens
Q. What is the origin of the term
"dean"?-K. G..
A. The word derives from the
Latin decanus, meaning "one set
over ten. as, for example, over
soldiers or over monks in a mon
astery.
@. Does a person expend energy
while sitting still?-G. w. E.
A. An average -sized man sitting
still spends about 100 calories of
energy per hour. During the
thorough relaxation OF restful sleep
the rate is usually IS calories an
hour.
@. Who began the custom of
punctuation?-W. B. D.
A. 1t is not possible to say who
began the custom of punctuating
literary composition, or to single
out a year as the time when the
custom began. Punctuation orig
mated In Alexandria, Egypt, when
that city was the center of ancient
learning. Aldus Manutius 06th
century, introduced a regular sys-
tenn.
@. How many islands are included
in the British Isles?-K. N. G.
|. A. The British Isles are an archi-
pelago consisting of two large islands
and many smaller ones, making
total of more than 5000 Many of
the tiny islands are uninhabited.
@. Is the Arc de Triomphe in
Paris the largest triumphal arch in
the world?-E. L. H.
| A. 1t is 162 feet high and lat feet
wide and is the largest in the world
Evening star., 1944-10-28

has taught This class Is years he
will discuss "Why I Attend Sunday
School" This class is sponsoring
a Sunday school attendance cru
sade throughout the church with
a goal OF 800 enrolled and an av-
erage attendance of 900 for the
coming. year. The class will be hon.
or guests at II am. when the Rev
James P. Rodgers will preach on
The Christians Hope"
Chaplain McCready and a group
OF soldiers from Fort Meade will
be the honor guests at 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Singspirotion

The young peoples groups from
seven Baptist churches in the
Northeast and Southeast sections of
Washington have set tomorrow eve
ming for the Sunday Singspirations
to be held at the Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church of which DR.. K. Owen
White is the pastor.
The festival will commence ap-
proximately at $50 O'Clock, after
the evening services.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Yoden Day Service
At Petworth Baptist

Sunday will be .Yaden day In
the Yaden Bible Glass Of the Pet
worth Baptist Church. ]. @. Yaden,
chief investigator of the United
States Civil Service Commission,
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Memorial Service

A memorial service in memory of
Pfc. Weldon A. Rosazza, who was
killed In action in the European
area June 6. 1874. will be held at
the lexington Presbyterian Church
at IL am. Sunday. r. E. Myers will
sing. The pastor, the Rev. Henry
B. Wooding, will speak on Great
er Love Hath No Man Than This"
Evening star., 1944-10-28
BY .LoweH MeHen

One .of the issues in this CAM:
paign is Harold L. Ickes, Secretary
OF the Interior. The first man he
will get rid of, If he is elected, Gov;
Evening star., 1944-10-28
Women Guests

The women OF the Francis Asbury
Methodist Church will be special
guests at 8 pm. Sunday and will
attend In a group. The service
will bring to conclusion the week
OF prayer services in which the
Womans Society of Christian Serv-
ice have been participating. DR..
r. L. Wood will preach on Tho
Coming of the Kingdom" and q
chorus of 100 women will sing.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
to
Questions

... A reader can set the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Eve
street N T.. Wa shtnston 9, D. C. Please
inclose 5 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1944-10-28

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AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING
WANTED

+ COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING
80 SEWARD IR 2-ss0z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
LAND CONTRACTS
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
PERSONALS

AT thE ins co. funds Tor good
mtge loans land contracts bought.
I'd Henkei. Hammond Blcg ca 2653.