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eign Policy Association, high com
missioner for refugees and member
of the editorial staff for the New
York Times.
British Appointees.
The British members are:
Sir John E. Singleton, Judge of
the Kings Bench Division of the
High Court of Justice, London, who
is British chairman.
Wilfred P. Crick, economic ad-
visor to the Midland Bank of Lon
don, formerly with the Ministry Of
Food.
Richard H. S. Crossman, Labor
member of Parliament, former fel.
low and tutor of New College, OK.
ford; assistant editor of New States.
man and Nation, and deputy direc.
tor of psychological warfare, Alliee
Force Headquarters, Algiers.
Sir Frederick Legglett, recently
deputy secretary of the Ministry Of
Labor and National Services.
Maj. Reginald E. Manningham.
Butler, Conservative member oil
Parliament, lawyer
:, Lord Morrison, Labor member Of
Parliament.
The committee was set up on the
!. suggestion of the British govern.
ment after Prime Minister Attlet
had rejected a recommendation by
President Truman that 1000 home.
less Jews be allowed to take up resi-.
dence in Palestine.
The committees work, as was pre-
viously announced, will be conducted
on three major lines as follows:
/. To examine political, economic
and social conditions in Palestine a.
they bear on the problem of Jewish
immigration and settlement.
O. Tosexamine the position of thu
Jews in countries where they hav,
been the victims of Nazi and Fas
cist persecution and the practica
measures taken or contemplated t,
enable them to live free from dis
elimination; to make estimates o
those who wish to migrate to Pales
tine Or elsewhere.
g.. TO. hear the views of com
peteiit witnesses and to consult rep
resentative Arabs and Jews on tn
problemssof Palestine, and to max
recommendations to American an
British governments for the ad in
term handling of these problem
as well as for their permanent solu
ton.
The White House statement out
lining the program and naming tn
committee members explained tina
the group was being requested t
report within 100 days and said tina
the committee will determine ii
own procedure.
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Picard Is Offered Bio Job

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 10 R.-Aside
from the $3.50 Henry Picard picked
up in winning the $4,000 Miami
Open golf tournament, he also
cleaned $30, 000-a-year job with
! . golf club manufacturer.
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"HITLER OF HUNGARY" REPORTED DOOMED-Ferenc SEA-
as last premier of Hungary before that county collapse
the pictured he handcuffed following his
American forces in Austria october Known the Hitler
of Hungary he has been sentenced death peoples
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Alex Hrabovky deft behind szaas Newark Ohio
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eign Policy Association, high com
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dressed to Miss Suthard. The third
note was addressed to Miss Suth-
ards two children, Fred and Earl
and the remaining note to Mr.. De
Cosin's sister, Connie, of Crichton,
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Canaris Reluctant.

'"Canaris was extremely reluctant
to send any agents into any OF the
western countries before the war.
What I mean is that he did not
wish to send any agents into those
countries who might have active
missions of sabotage. He was very
much In favor of sending agents
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ENAKOPRAvNOST

zacudenjes Sc je polastilo njego.
We duse. Kako je bilo mogoce,
da je on, zrel MOI, oce odraslih
otrok, lahko obcutil tako neu-
krotljivo hrepenenje po tel Wal
lisanki? Kako je bilo mogoce,
da nj mogel misliti vec ma nice
sar drugega kakor lie ma njo?
'Ne, ne, Anton Jakob, Pridi!
Postajas malice neumen. Blizas
Sc svoji drugi otrocji dobi." To-
da VISA opominjanja samega Sc
be so malo zalegla. Mladostni
vrag je Sc ,vedno divjal v MEM.
Moi bog, cemu je ne bi poze-
lei? Oh, incl je veliko srce, We.
liko hiso in veliko premozenje,
Terezika je bila edino, kar mu
je manjkalo, da bi bila zdaj pol
ma meras zemeljske srece. Mix
dar Sc nj uklonil javnemu mne.
nju, nikdar Sc nj pogajal z ljud.
mi drugaenih naziranj. Mic ga
nj brigalo, kaj mislijo ali blebe.
cejo v Gamu! Ii gamski beda.
XII!
Medtem ko je bobnel grom in
je pljuskal dez proti prijaznim
nizko lezecim oknom, je poteze
Antona Jakoba spreletel smeh'
ljaj, da, vstal je cello in Sci '
klet k eneru izmed velikih So
dov, 81 natocil zlatorumenegs
vina in 81 ga ponesel v spalni.
co. Moi bog vendar, sal 81 lah'
ko tudi sam postreze.
Sci je spat, ne da bi zakleni
hiso. Potisnil. 81 je pod glave
blazino, kadil je cigaro, bra
"Bund' in pill svoj kozarec vina
Seveda, tn je stala Sc drugs
postelja in nikogar nj bilo v Mi
Sacrament! Marsikatera bi bils
vesela, &c bi smela vanjo. Pogo
sto je premisljal tel prazni po.
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stelji, toda kako malo jih je bi-
10, XII bi 81 jih pozelel vanjo!
Mozje so Sc borili z divjo noe
jo.' Ko so ze nekaj ur naporno
plezali, so 81 poiskali zavetja ma
suhem prostoru pod skalno ste
no in polegli po tleh.
Muller mora biti nor, da mas
posilja v tako noc," je dejal To-
bija, XII 81 je grel roke mad sve-
tilnico, zavarovano proti vetru.
Rothlisberger je privlekel ma
dan steklenico zganjice in jo
ponudii svojima tovarisima.
''Neumna Lahinja! Neumna
Lahinja!" je venomer godrnjal,
medtem ko je popolnoma izer-
pani Leonhard strmel pred sc,
Cez nekoliko casa so Sc MOI.
je dvignili ter iznova powell
svojo borbo z besneco nocjo,
prodirali so korak "a korakom
po strmi stezi, XII sc je vlekla
sem in tia skozi gozd, in konc.
no dospeli v roju oblakov in vo.
de ma odprto planino.
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Vrazeverni idiotje! Spravita .se
zdaj oba ma noge in povsod isci-
ia dekle! In &c je ne najdete,
prisegam, da vas bonn postal vse
k vragu!"
'Da, gospod Muller" je re-
kel Rothlisberger.
"Taka brezsrcnost!" je pihal
Anton Jakob. "Ce je vse res,
kar je povedal Leonhard, potem
,, je to najostudnejsa stvar, kar
sem jih kdaj slisal."
Mocno je zagrmelo, da Sc je
stresla hisa.
"Spravite Sc! Iseite jo!" je
zakrical Anton Jakob. cali pa
grem SAM"
"Gospod, noe je!"
"Iscita jo! Vzemita S seboj
Tobijo, prekleto! Kaj pa, &c je
kan strmoglavila ali zasla ? Pla-
Cal bonn Tobiji vodnisko place
in vec kakor bedasti tujci, XII jih
sprevaja preko gore. Do jutri
zvecer mora biti Tereza tn ma
dvoru ali pa vas bonn pognal
vse skupaj. Naprej zdaj''
Pokazal jima je hrbet.
Rothlisberger je Sci k svoji
zeni, da bi Sc z MO posyetoval.
Nj bill vec mlad MOI in tudi ne
izkusen hribolazec in yes dan je
trdo delal. Vendar je sklenil, da
DO poslusal. Kakor nitro sta
bila on in Leonhard pripravlje-
ma, sta stekla h gorskemu vod-
niku Tobiji in mu sporocila, kar
je narocil gospod Muller. Tobi-
ia je napolnil svojo vreco, vel
vrv in cepin in kmalu so bill vsi
trije mozje ma poti, da poiscejo
Terezo
Vso noe je pihal po dolini We
ter nezmanjsano mocjo. Mali
pritoki so sc spremenili v vele-
toke. Razburkano so sc izlivali
v Arno, XII Sc je divje penila. "a
garji v dolini so hiteli ma svoje
zage, ker bi radi preprecili, da
bi jim ne odplavilo zaloge lesa
Pri mostovih so stall cuvaji in
brez moci gledali, kako so buta.
la izruvana drevesa v stebre,
kako so skakale skale bobnec
po strugi in kako so brbotali vr.
tinci ter izpirali in izpodjedalj
obrezje. KIM etje so sedeli v
srajcah "a miami in mislili ma
zetev. Ma vec kakor eni izmed
teh miz je lezala odprta biblija
zenske in otroci so cepeli pre-
plaseni ma klopeh, prisluskovalj
so ali Sc sepetaje pogovarjali c
tenn in minulih neurjih.
Med tenn nocnim hrupom je
sedel Anton Jakob v svoji de-
lovni sobi cudovito locen cd zu:
nanjega sveta: obvladovale sc
ga misli ma Tereziko. Globokc
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(Dalje pri1sodnNt)
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TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED

reza. "Dve taxi besedl lzgoVo-
ris v isti sapi! Ne, nisem svet-
MICA pa tudi brezboznica nisem.
Vsi skupaj vedite tukaj koncno,
da je bill moi oce zaradi umora
v jeci. To je res, toda ali maj JAZZ
vso vecnost opravljam pokoro
"a njegov zlocin? Nikomur ne
bonn vec dovolila, da bi me Sc
zasledoval ali proklinjal. Sra
mute Sc, sramujte Sc vi vsi!
Nobenega posla nocem imeti vec
vami."
sla je k vratom in stopila v
noe, molce so ostali gledali "a
MO. Leonhard il je sledil. Vi
del :je, kako je izginila njena po-
stava v viharju. Vrnil Sc je, 81
oblekel jopic in pogledal zapo-
red hlapce ter dekle, XII so be-
dasto buljili drug v drugega.
"Zdaj grem v dolino in bonn
govoril gospodom," je dejal.
Nato jih je zapustil in hitrih
korakov tekel preko travnika v
smeri, XII jo je ubrala Tereza.
Klical jo je po imenu. Toda ME-
gov glas Sc je izgubljal v divja-
nju elementov. Spoznal je ta-
koj, da je ne bo mogel najti, &c
nj ostala ma stezi, XII je vodila V
Gam. Toca Sc mu je usipala po
klobuku in ga bicala v obraz.
Ozracje je bilo nasiceno vo-
MEM po strelah, vihar je tulil
preko gorskih pobocij, podil je
oblake pred seboj in je jecal
skozi pecine. Toda Leonhard je
bill otrok planin in vajen borbe
z viharjem. Trdno je stopal ma
vzdol in Gez nekoliko casa je do
segel gozdno mejo. Vse naokoli
je rjovelo in pokalo, toda kar je
poganjalo MEGA je bilo mocnej-
Sc kakor strele, XII so ruSile DIRE
vo "a drevesom, in silnejse, ka-
kor narascajoci hudourniki, XII
so Sc prelivali preko njegove
nevarne poti. Kasno v noe je
ugledal skozi megle, XII so sc po-
die, svetlikanje luci v Gamu in
koncno je prisel ma Gamhof.
Tu je nasel svojega gospoda
in skoraj v eni sapi mu je po-
vedal vse, kar Sc je dogodilo in
vse, kar so ocitali Terezi.
Anton Jakob Sc je razjezil.
Vsi so vedeli to in ono O Tere-
ri in mu MISC nikdar nicesar po-
vedali! Narocil je, maj poklice
Rothlisbergerja.
"Cemu mi nisi nicesar pove-
dal, a."
"Mislili smo, da ste pouceni. "
"Mislili ste, tako!"
mi bila nasa dolznost, da bi
govorili tem."
aha, takon
"In tudi nismo vedeli, &c :je
res, gospod!"
"Kaj, &c je resp
"No, gospod, vse, kar pripo-
vedujejo O Lahinji."
Antona Jakoba je zgrabila
besnost, XII Sc je sprostila sko-
raj ka kor blisk in grom ma
Rothlisbergerja in Leonharda.
Bridko jima je ocital. Koncno
ju je zaslisal in primerjal njune
izjave. Kaj sta vedela O Terezi ?
Nicesar tocnega nista vedela
povedati, sama sta vse skupai
lie slisala. To in ono in porocala
sta vse.
Toda kdo je vse to pripove-
doval?
Yes svet, nobenega dolocene-
ga cloveka Sc nista mogla spom-
niti.
Kdo je YES svet?
No - Gam.
"Tako - aha - Gam! Samo
JAZZ ne slisim nicesar O teh stva-
reh! No, lie pocakajta!"
Ko sc mu je besnost polegla,
je strmel nejevoljen v svoja slu-
zabnika.
"Kje je zdaj?" je vprasal ne
poIn1
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!. Sc preden Sc ie zdanilo 50 pri-
sli do koce. Starega Karlija SO
nasli trdno speeega pod grobo
odejo. v skrajnem kotu prosto-
ra sta tesno objeta spala Peter
in Ema. Leonhard je pricel z L.
redno skrbnostjo netiti ogenj.
Nato je s tezko brco zbudl Pc
ira in Emo.
"Pokoncu!"
(DaIe pri1odn5i6)
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(Nadaljevanje)

"Ja," je koncno dejal orjaski
Mahder, zee hoce vsemogocni
udariti, potem maj udari krivca,
XII je med nami."
Tereza je sedela ozadju ko-
&c. Custvo brezmejne bede Sc je
je polastilo. Skoraj dusilo jo je.
Leonhard je sedel v njeni maj
ozji blizini.
"Ne boj se,' il je dejal, "sem
ne bo trescilo."
"Ne bojim se," je odgovorila.
Ia trenotek je blisk razsvet-
lii obraze. Skozi odprta vrata in
Okla okna so videli, kako je "a
zarela planina v blesceci svetlo-
hi. Par sekund kasneje je zagr-
melo.
ia boga'' je zaklical San
schi. "V smrecje je trescilo."
"Ne zlorabljaj imena bozje-
ga" je dejal Leonhard.
'Da! Hi, hi! Zlodej je TUT je
rohnel start Karli. I'm enega
izmed mas hoce. Pravkar sem
videl skozi vrata njegove rogo'
We in njegov zakrivljeni rep.
Pred vrati sedi, rdeco cepicc
ina ma glavi in ogenj v oceh in
po MEM smrdi kakor po krav-
jeku.'
Zopet Sc je zabliskalo preko
neba in takoj nato je sledil div
il grom in je zamajal cello kam-
ne, XII so obtezevali streho. Vsi
so "a trenutek utihnili.
"Ven jo vrzite! Ven jo vrzi-
te!" je zaklicala Ema.
MAS vseh bo konec, &c osta-
ne pri mas! Write Lahinjo
ven!"
"Kaj mi hoees?" je vprasala
Tereza in poskocila. cali sem
slabsa cd tebe?"
"Mojih rok Sc ne drzi kri!'
je zaklicala Ema.
''In mojih rok?' Tereza Sc je
vzravnala.
"Drzi jerk, debeluhinja,' je
zakrical Leonhard, "ali pa te po-
zenem ven! ST razumela ?'
''Zdaj poslusajte tega poboz-
mega Leonharda!"
"Drzi jerk, ii pravim! Tu
sem JAZZ gospodar.'
"Hahahan' so sc oglasili NAH
der in nekateri drugi fantje.
"Da!" je ponovil Leonhard v
obraz bled kakor kreda. I'm no.
Gem, da bi kdo tukaj sejal pre-
pir.'
Trescilo je v vrh borovca. Co.
ra Sc je potresla.
Emo je nenadoma napadlo.
Pena j je stopila ma ustne, tol-
kla Sc je po prsih. Potem sc je
vrgla ma zemljo in otepala oko-
Ii sebe.
ITO je Lahinja zdaj!" je "a
klicala Hermina. "Zacarala je
Emo. Priklicala je k nam hudi-
ca. Yes cas- strmi v Emo. Vide
la SEM"
Vsi so poskocili.
"Kako maj bonn kriva,' je "a
klicala Tereza, zee je dobila svoj
obicajni napad? Sal ne prihaja-
jo Cd hudica, marvec IL njene
lastne zlobe in njene slabe We
sti."
Mahder je stopil proti njej.
"Ven!' je dejal jezno. "Ven,
ii pravim!'
"Tukaj ostane!" je poskocil
Leonhard in Sc postavil m e d
Mahderja in Terezo.
"Oho!" je zarezal Mahder.
"Jaz pa pravim, zdaj pojde! Pri
mas ne potrebujemo detomorilk
in vlacug. Ven mora, ii recem." "
"Ostala boz" je ponovil Leon
hard.
Oba moza sta Sc pograbila "a
ovratnike, kakor da hoceta maj
pref premeriti svoje moci, toda
k NINA je stopila Tereza.
"Jenjajta!" je zaklicala. "Poj-
dem in pustim vas vse miru.
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COPPER AND ASBESTOS
Arizona's Gila County has become
the principal source Of asbestos in
the Nation. The gold rush Of 1858
has been followed by development
Of copper. Between 1880 and 1929
the States production jumped from
SOC, 900 pounds to $50, ,626, HI. Vast
stores remain to be excavated to
contribute to the Nations wealth be-
hind Victory Bonds.
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Federation AbbealS

Increased canning of surplus
fruits and vegetables over and above
home and domestic needs to pro-
vide urgently needed food for war
relief not otherwise available is be-
ing urged by the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. The fedora
ton is cooperating in this program
with the United States and State
Extension Services, Once of Edu-
cation, Girl Scouts and Campfire
Girls on behalf of the United Ma
tions Relief and Rehabilitation Adj
ministration.
Federation members are asked to
contribute or collect surplus crops,
turn in tin cans, assist in canning
and help in harvesting and trans
porting surplus crops. For further
information they should inquire of
teachers of home economics and
of agriculture or of local canning
supervisor, county agent, home DEM
onstration agent, farm security
supervisor. Nutrition Committee,
Victory Garden Committee, Girl
Scout or Campfire leader, future
farmer or All Club leader. The
Community Canning Program for
War Relief, 100 Maiden lane, New
York 7, N. Y, will also be glad to
furnish any additional information
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Miss Jane Davis, daughter of Mrs
Robert Lee Davis of this city, be-
lame the bride Sunday of Corpl
Louis Francis Arrants, jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arrants of Long
Branch, N. j.
The Rev. DR.. James H. Miers
of1iciated at the ceremony at O'Clock
and Mrs. Chester Adair, organist
and Mrs. Claude Roberts, soloist
provided the nuptial music. A re-
ception in Kelly Hall followed.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by Mr.. Lee Nickle, wore
a white brocade gown and fingertir
veil. She carried bouquet of white
roses with an orchid center.
Mrs. Lee Nickle was the matron OF
honor wearing a chartreuse net
gown and carrying yellow roses, and
the Misses Helen Johnson, Margaret
Miller, Majorie johnson and Mary
Davis, sister of the bride, we're the
other attendants, wearing aqua.
color net gowns and carrying Ameri.
can Beauty roses.
Maj. L. F. Hutchins was best mar
for Corpl. Arrants and Mr.. Theodore
Belote, 1t. Harold Davenport, 1t
Richard Wernecke and Mr.. Hestor
Walker were the ushers.
The bride attended Columbia Bible
College in Columbia, S. c.. and the
bridegroom attended Princeton Uni.
versity.
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Washington Socialites Are Wed
In MARYLAND and Connecticut

wide interest in Washington two wedding ceremonies
yesterday in Rockville and the other mpor-
social event Saturday in East Haddam Conn.,
nearby Maryland that of Mrs Ganett Butler
Constantine Sakelberg The Rev. H. K Pasma
nupas the Rockville Presbyterian Church
informal luncheon for small of intimate friends
given by Tofte at Somerset House
daughter of Edward Butler Of
attended Robinson formerly Of
Singapore
tue poon sailor hat of the Her accessories
strand Of gardenias
United Minister to the Union South Africa
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|R0essIer.CIark
Ceremony Held

The marriage OF 1t. q. g. JOSE
phine Hester Clark. U. S. N. r., OF
visalia, Calf, to 1t. Russell v. Roes-
sler, u. S. M. C. r., of South Bend
Wash, took place August in the
Lincoln Chapel of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. George w. Burroughs, jr., off,
ciating, and a reception followed.
The bride was given in marriage
by Capt. F.. I. Entwistle, U. S. NJ,
and attended by 1t. q. g. Nancy
Braswell, U. S. N. r. She wore a
white wedding gown with shoul-
der-length veil and carried Colo
NAL bouquet of white flowers. The
maid OF honor wore a blue gown and
her Colonial bouquet was of pink and
blue flowers.
1t. Joseph Sherry, U. S. M. c. r.,
was best man for 1t. Roessler.
The bridal couple left later for a
wedding trip to the Poconos.
The bride is stationed at the Navy
Department in Washington and the
bridegroom recently returned after
serving % months in the Pacific.
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and the only other witness of the
ceremony was Mrs. Fred Young,
formerly Baroness Ungern-Stern-
berg of Esthonia. cousin of Mr..
de Stackelberg.
The bride and bridegroom left
later in the afternoon by plane for
New York, where they will be en-
tertained at reception by Mr.. and
Mrs. william P. Hunt in their home
on Fifth avenue. They then will go
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|Ickes Goes on Vacation,
Delaying Showdown on Job

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Interior Ickes
whose future in the cabinet is in
doubt, has left on a vacation ano
Is not expected to be In Washington
when President Truman returns
from Europe.
Mr.. Ickes' aides would not dis
close his whereabouts or give any
clue as to how long the Secretary
will be away. He left last Friday
Thus the showdown between the
last remaining member of President
Roosevelt's original cabinet and
President Truman, may be post
poned.
1t is known that Secretary Ickes
disturbed by recurring reports that
he would be replaced, had intended
to seek Qualification of his status
as soon as the Chief Executive
returned. There were strong indi-
cations he would step out If the
answer were not satisfactory.
Whether he would press the
White House for a decision during
his present leave could not be
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Sculpture at the Corcoran School
of Art.
DR.. Waters is graduate OF
Princeton University and received
his M. D. degree at Yale At pres
ent he is assistant professor of
pathology in the Yale School of
Medicine. He formerly was with
the Office of Scientific Research and
Development in Washington and in
London. His brother is Col. John K.
Waters of this city, whose wife, the
former Miss Beatrice A. Patton, is
the daughter of Gen. George S. Pat
ton, jr., commanding general of
the Sd Army.
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to the mountains for a short stay
before returning to Washington to
make their home
In the New England town Satur-
day Miss Priscilla Alden Hall-War-
neke, daughter of Mrs. Heinz War
neke Of Washington and East Had
dam. became the bride of DR.. Levin
Lyttleton Waters, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Elzey Waters
Of Baltimore.
The ceremony took place at The
MowingS, the summer home of the
brides parents, the Rev. Samuel
Shoemaker Johnston of All Saints
Church in Frederick officiating.
The bride wore her mothers wed
ding dress of eyelet-embroidered
linen, with an off shoulder bodice
She was attended by her sister, Mrs
Tyge Rothe of Greenwich, Conn.
and Copenhagen, and Mrs. Philip
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U. Strained Prisoners
Returning to Reich Jobs
BY the Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Aug. Head
quarters for American forces In the