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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

arttg in ieiner Sirn. lno @isberb,
belt uno ietnem it6n6ieen Eiefblid
auf Crime Natten ttnb 8dlber - es
lit eine itete S6au bonn 8inter In
ben Sommer, bic aud ben beripobn-
ten 8erggdnger 51 beeeiitern oermae.
Sn Die foIgenoen Sobraebnte faI.
len oablreiae 8arianten % uno bort.
Dod Der 5erbadte RorooItgrat, Der
ii9 bonn Sungfrauio9 aufibninet,
fieI erit i'm Sabre 1911. 3pet Sabre
ipater folgte Ser erite Gnitieg our9
Die i6be SIttpano; oonn bIieb es Ion.
ge rubig Inn bic Sungfrau, Biz inn
befonoers giinitigen 8ergiabr 1926
it6 gIei6 5ipei nagemutige Saten
folgten, an tpelde iid Die aelteren
unter uns nod gut entitnnen: Der
erite 9ur6itieg 6urd Die @eIttponb
BON Der 9aotbrettliide Der, un6 Der
bol1Itdnoige slnltieg bur6 bic feIiige
HoroDano brett gum @ipfel.
Seitber boben tpobl mon6e rof1i.
gen 5abrten Die Ssunefrou langiam
in Ben Sintergrunb geidoben; Dor
olem iener tpiloe un6 in mebr oIs
elmer Siniidt 5peifelbofte &ompf Inn
Die @igernorbpano lenfte bic Blide
ab. l1nb es lit pabr, Die tpenigIten
BON uns Neu3eitmenI I6en empfinoen
mebr nie Der be6e,1ten6e Neuenbur.
ger @eologe 9eior, Der ammo 1841
nit Igaiii5 uno einigen onoern Sea.
turforibern oie Sungfrau eritieg un6
uns beridtet: ~&ls agoiii5 5u uns
5uritd fam, idien er iebr ergriffen;
er fliiiterte mir gu, nod ME iei er in
elmer ioIben Stimmung getpeIen.
Iuf Dem @ipfel ongelongt, fonnte ib
ebenio penig nie 9lgalii5 meine @e,
mittSbeDegung unter0riiden. Sd
fiir6tete, Der tiefe @in6rud, oen ous
groBortige GdouipieI auf mid ge'
madt, m0ge meiner getpobnli6en 5i.
derbeit @introg tun, un6 i9 fibIte
oas 8eoiirfnis, bic San6 meines
Jreunoes gu 6riiden. Sd CLAUDE, ME
mar if gliidlider, oIs i6 mild 5u
ieiner Seite in ben S6nee iebte. 8ir
batten getDeint, Ddren mir ouein ge'
meIen. - M0een ltd aub Die Men.
I6en monoeln, Ssabrbunoerte fommen
uno geben - 0ie Sungfrau itrabIt
in unpanoelborer 8einbeit uno
Bra6t peit, peit in's S6pei5erIanb
binaus.
w. Z.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

Ser 9orreipon6ent oer 81. 6. %.
6. meloet aus 8aiel, bob Migr. Mo.
bert Maeber, elmer Der berborraeeno.
item uno beliebteiten @eiitIi6en Der
Sdpei5, i'm Sitter bon neununbieb.
gig Sabren na9 elmer langen 2ront.
6eit our ewigen 8eIobnung obberu.
fen tpuroe. Ct mar oIs sdriftlteler
mie ols 8rieiter urgemein tGtig, uno
er mar Der trei6enbe @ei1t 6es fatbo.
lii6en 2ebens in 8aieI, aIs Defan
Der fatboliI6en @eiitli9feit uno aIs
Sirte Der 81. @eift- -@emein6e. Sein
apoitoliider gifer fiibrte Der @atbo.
lii6en Iftion melt iiber Die @rensen
Der S9peis binaus in Der geiamten
oeuti6iprabisen @elt neues 2eben
gu, uno feline S6riften iino in peiten
Seilen europas unb amerifas Be-
fannt. Gud uniere 8IGtter brohten
oft feline iinnrei6en uno poblburd.
6adten artifel. ,......
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
Der stpctte 1DeItfrieo
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bob mir ibm feline beimatli9en SnIeIn
ni6t entaieben tperoen; bob mir ibm
elm &egime piini6en, unter bem Die
WenI4enre9te eeadtet tperoen; 6ab
es nod 6em &rieg Sn0uitrien beIise1t
Deroe, Sic feline @trti6oft uufre6t
erbolten un0 Die @ntri9tung onge.
mefener Reparationen ermogIi9en; ;
bob ibm oorum 3ugang 5u
&obmateriaIien, ipenn ou6 nibt 6e.
rem &ontroqe getpGbrt tper0e; ooB
ibm ipater Die Seilnabme an Der
8eltDirtl6aft tperoe 5ugeItanoen
Deroen. Inoererleits tpur0e ben sSo.
panern in Iusii6t geIteI1t, Bob iie
ale 8eltbungen berousgeben miiiIen,
Die ite it6 bur6 @epolt angeeignet
boben; bob ibr Seer uno ibre Slotte
uno lire &rtegsinou1trien bernidtet
peroen; bob Itrutegil6e Buntte ibrer
beimotli6en SeSnleln bur6 ouiierte
Sruppen beIebt tperoen, INN Die Gin.
boltung Der 5rieoensbeoingungen
it9er5ultellen; oaB ~fiir INNER oie
Nutoritat un6 Der @influB iener aer.
ltort meroen muB, Die oas iopanil6e
8olf getaui6t uno berleitet boben,
etne 8elteroberung gu unterneb.
men,"
IS itno bos gang dbnIi6e 8eoin.
qunqen, tDte Tie ieir1eraeit 1pm hp,,t.
i6en 8olf geiteat puroen, miloer in.
iofern fie nidt Die 3eritiidelung oes
alten iapanilden 8eiises foroern,
pie ite unter Dem Druid Wosfaus in
9euti6lano in 6ie 8ese eeleitet
puroe. Iber Sapan - ooer bielnpbr
Die berri6enoe &aite - lit oGem Mn.
idein nod enti6lohen, genou 10 pie
leiner6eit Die Go5is, oen @eg in's
Seroerben fort5uiesen Biz in oas I'M.
ausbleibli9e Gbaos. l1n6 10 gebt Der
8ernldtungsfrieg unablaIIig poron
- big au6 Sapan oertriimmert uno
bernl9tet am 8o6en liegt.
@ines iIt in Dem ultimatum bon
GROCER 8eoeutung: gs tr6at Die I'm.
teri6riften Der Ser. Stoaten, gna.
lambs uno Gbinas. &uBIono lit ni6t
oaran beteiligt, miro ou6 NIT feiner
Silbe erpabnt. ltno bod por bon
Seuten, Die Dos @ras po6ien boren,
NIT aller geltimmtbeit in ausiidt
gelteut moroen, baB in gotsoam Die
@ntl9etoung iiber guBlanos Sell.
nabme am afiatiiden &rieg fallen
tperoe. 9as flang elaublid, 0o
9blong &ai-ibet ouf 0rGneen Der
Weltma6te uno unter Dem Druid oes
aremls lt6 NIT Dem @eoonten Der.
lobnt gu boben ifien, geneinlome
Sabe nit ben 6ineiiiden &ommuni.
item 5u MAIDEN. Ser bon ibm nit 8i,
oerltreben gum auBenminiIter qe-
madte E. 9. Soong mar ols Inter,
banoler nod Wostau eetommen, uno
Die ruliiide Bropoganba puroe nid)t
miioe, iiber ben siinitigen 8erIouf
Der 8erbanolungen gu beri6ten.
Oann aber folgte unmittelbor ouf Die
getanntgabe oes bon gfuBIono nidt
unter5ei6neten ultimatums aus
9bungting Die fiible Wel6ung, oaB
lSoong bon Nosfau 5uriidgetebrt uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

bon gbinng aai.ibef Ieines 2abi-
nettspoitens entboben tpor6en iet.
Man tut gut 6aran, ftdh In 6ieien
orientalilden 5ragen nor noretligem
llrteiI gu bitten. aber Der @e6anfe
liegt nabe, bob in leitenoen &reiien
Der @eItm69te 8e6enten iiber bic
ruliiiden grpanitonseeIiiite aufge'
tau6t ftn6 un6 bob es beute einfluB.
reide 9eute gibt, Die erfennen, bob es
bobe 3eit lift, bremieno ein5ugreifen.
Der @eoanfe iIt aIleroings fait 5l1
lton, Inn pabr gu iein. -
&eopplb nnb Betain
Die aus 8riiIiel uno Baris t0nen6e
3pii9enattsmuiit tpurbe unter Dem
@etoIe Der Nieoerlaee @burbils uno
iciner Rartei fait iiberbort. ssSn Brill
IeI lit es nod einem 8ertrauensnotum
Der 2iberalen uno 8obitalen filler
geporoen. (0ie fatboIii6en &onierba.
tiOen bra6ten adtunole63ig Stim'
men auf eegen Die fiinfunoneun5ie
Der Sppoittton. ueber oas Sdidiol
Don &0nig 2eopolb unb Der Monor'
die per0en Die @ablen i'm fommen.
ben Sriibiabr enti i9eioen - penn Die
europaii9e Sronung ioIange ouiam'
menbalt)
Ser Sfanbo1pro3eB gegen Betain
lit in elm neues 5tooium getreten.
Na6oem Die alten 8oltsfrontiIten
uno &orruptionilten iid ousgetobt
baben, bat iest Die Berteioigung bas
8ort, reoet iest oas anitGnbige
6ranfrei6. Ser Saupt5euge 6ieie $50.
de mar General @eDgono, Der nit
iol0atiider @nti6ieoenbeit Die gon5e
Geronttportung fir ben Boffenltiu'
Itano auf it6 nobm, - ben 8affen'
IItillltano, Der our6 Die boffnungslole
n1illtaril6e Gage geboten - un6
ldOn oorber our6 Bra1t0ent 2ebrun
- einen Der 3eugen gegen Betain!
- geforoert tporoen mar. go6 be-
Oeutiamer NOR 8eDgan0S @rfldrung,
0uB Betain 0ur9 Darlan bic Gin.
itcllung oes Samples bel Der Snoa'
lion Ifrifas anoronete. S6on porber
mar our6 einen 3eueen Der 4ntIage
feitgeitellt poroen, bob Betain iid
Dergeblib ben1iibt batte, Ben anidlae
ouf Ebailano, oas oonn aIs Sprung.
brett fir BEN iopaniiden Sieges5ug
in Ser Siibiee oiente, 81 bereiteln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

8is iest ftnb nod feline beitimn'
ten gerteiIuneen feitgelest Doroen.
aud lit nod ntdt feitgelegt poroen,
ltnter nelben 8ereinborungen ote
9obIe eeIiefert tperoen ion, OF 2etb
itnb 8abt ODER etne anOere Ibmob'
ung in Sraee fommt.
GbeIter 8omIes, Der gbef bes
9reisiiberpo9ungsamtes, iteIte Die
8ertetlung bes Hationierungsbuaes
ger. 5 in Der 3eit 5lpiiden 6em 8. uno
Is. 0e6ember in ausfidt. ~8ir bof'
fem" 10 ertldrte er, ~onB Bud 0r.
5 bas leste in Der Serie bon Ratio'
nterunesbiidern ietn miro uno oaB
mir fir cine gan5e Wenge bon Hatto'
nierungsmarfen feline 8erpenbung
mebr baben neroen. 9ie 8erlor'
gungsdmter - 2anopirti idaftsmini+
Iterium un6 &riegsproouftionsamt
- baben uns ober miteeteilt, bob Die
geriorgung nit Sleii6 uno Sett,
&onieroen, 3uder unb Sduben in
ben fommenben Wonaten oneeipannt
Iein miro, 10 ooB es ousiiebt, aIs ner.
De elm gRationierungsbu6 fir ben
gr0Bten Sell oes naditen Sobres er.
foroerli6 iein."
Mu9 neue &ationierungsbii6er fir
Ereibitoff peroen CUR gleiden 3eit
3ur Iusgabe gelangen. g8ie friiber,
meroen Die luseabeIteuen in S6ul'
bGuiern uno onoeren 0ffentli6en &C.
bauoen iein.
Brdii6er1t Erumon bot Gre6 so.
Sinlon gum S6abamtsiefretdr uno
Sobn 8. Sn1oer oIs 0odfolger Bin.
ions gum 0ireftor fir &riegsmobili-
iierung uno umItellung ernannt.
SnDoer, elm 8onfter aus ct. 2ouis,
botte 8inion erIt i'm QpriI bes Sab
res als 8unbes- -0arlebenso6miniItra
tor abgeloit.
Die grnennung 8inions, zines
fiinfun0fiinf5ig Sabre aIten 9en'
tudD'ers, tpuroe Dem 5enot friiber
als beobii6tigt iibermittelt. Braii-
bent truman batte ite Der &amner
nod ieiner &idfebr aus europa 5u
praientieren geoa9t. Sn @albing.
toner &orreiponoen5en perben allers
bano 8etradtungen 6ariiber ange.
Iteat, oh Der friibere S9asamtsietre.
tar Ueorgentbau gan5 freitpiaig aus
oem amte gei6ieoen ODER einem @un.
i6e oes Braiioenten no9gefommen
/ lei.
8inion lit Der ie6Ite Mann, Der
neu ms Eruman-&abinett einaiebt.
Seine @rnennung biloet Die borlGufi.
ge &limar elmer rai9en &arriere, in
Der er bonn &i9teromt gum. 9ireftor
fir Notwithstanding aoun-
cierte nnb 6ann gum 8unoes.9arle.
Observation-Disclosures, Elm Soften, nit
oen i'm BrGitoent Sruman pentge
Gage na9 feiner anttsiibernabme be-
traute.
neber Die &en6erungen i'm Robi.
nett i6reibt Elm 0itIi9es 8lott II. a. ::
IS 1T nod 3tDeifelboft, Oh Die @obi.
nettsumbiloung einen oroItifden
&e6tsabmarid Ser Gomini1 1trotion
beoeutet, Denn Die &eformer Inn Gru.
man ou6 tiinfttg nit ~geoGmpfter
SrommeI Slang" marf9ieren 6urf.
ten uno oas ~Nep 9eolv 10 oiemlid
tolt geiteut tporoen lit. Salt our9-
meg bat man es nur nit Der @riet.
5nng otter, mebr ibeologii9 orientier.
ter Rooieoelt.2eute bur9 8oIititer au
tun, Die nit ibrem gr0Beren BreItige
uno Dor allem nit ibrer gr0Beren po.
litiifen @rfabrung pirfiamer ols it,
re Imtsoorganger ba3u beitrogen
fonnen, Die oemofratiide Bartei i'm
fommenoen Sabre un6 bel Der na6.
item SrafioentenpabI gum Siese ou
fiibren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
Btr Mnskar1'rr rr .pramna'
tnrnrrt Dir An1rrhriifkunu
npa .maunprrr
(Sortfesuita bon settle y

&rieesleiftungen &uBIon6s? 1n6 Die
2eute i'm &reml, Die 51pei Sabre lang,
bon gueuit 1889 Biz Suni 1941, Bis
gum angriff Sitlers auf &ublan6,
NIT Dem 3a5itum eemein iome Code
madten unb in alien Eonarten aui
Die meitli6en Demofrotien pfiffen,
baben beute Die eiierne Stirne, Elm
8latt 5u beroa6tigen uno au berld.
itern uno als 8erf5eug @obbels i6er
Propagonoa bin3uitelIen, oas ME in
all ben Sabren bon SitIers Auftou.
den 5u 8eginn Der alpanaiger Sabre
big beute, me6er in ben @lan5tagen
oes neutrality-suspicious. nod in Sen
Sagen oes flagli9en 3ui iammen.
bru6s an6ers als NIT @rou un6
Ibi6eu bon Sitler uno Der gan3en
Sippe feiner Selfersbelfer gereoet
batl
60 unbeoeuten6 Der aneriff Der
,BraDba' auf uns an itd lit, 10 often.
bart itd 6arin bod Die gan5e Siefe
Ser unebrli6feit un6 8erIosenbeit,
in Die Die internationale BoIittf bin.
a6geiunfen lit.
Die ,asralpoa' nennt uns rfai6i.
itii6", Elm ~oeutides faidiItiIdes
8latt". 8ir itanben bon ieber Mui.
iolini unb Der beionberen art 6es
Eotalitarismus, bem Saidismus,
ebenio ablebneno eegeniiber ipie oen
neutrality-suspicious. un6 Der oritten
Sorm Der mooernen 9ittatur, bem
8oli9eipisn1us. gs ift eitel Spiegel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
41rlann

Der Senat billigte om Samstag
Die San Srancisco'er @barte. geur
6ie Senotoren Sbipitea6 uno 2aneer
ltimmten bagegen. S6on borber bot.
te Der Senat BEN 8retton.@ooos-
Rlon gutgebeiBen, unb 8tpor NIT elm.
unbied5ig gegen ie63ebn Sttmmen.
Ser 8Ian fudt Die finan5ieIle Stabi'
1iiterung unb oen finon5ie1en 8ie-
oeraufbau Der 8eIt berbeiaufiibren.
Inter oem Plan iolen Die Ser. Staa.
ten 5u Dem &opital Ser 8eltbanf, 6os
SO, ,100,000,000 betrogen tpir6, $3,.
175,OOO,OO0 beiiteuern, uno 5u 6em
StabiliIierungsfonos fir Die @Gb.
rung, Der $8,800,OOO,OOO betrogen
miro, $2,750,00O,O0O.
9ie 8ortfibrer Der &egierung be-
berri6ten Die gbidIuBoebotte poa-
itan6ig, unb Der Senat pies ieoen
goritoB ab, Der barauf 6erednet mar,
BEN Slan DeIentli6 ab5uanoern. Ser
Waioritatsfi sfiibrer 8orfleD gab ben
Son an, in0em er it6 auf oen Stono.
punft itel1te, oaB Elm Imenoement
ben gan5en Slan gu Saa bringen un6
cine neue Sinan5fonferen5 beoingen
Diiroe, Die iie I'M Iebten Sabr in
8retton Boobs BON bierunooier5ig
geotionen abgeba1ten tpuroe.
Ser republifanii6e Senator Eaft
bon Ohio, Der fiibrenbe @eener bes
Blanes, beriu6te bergebens Die Ser.
penouns oes Stabi1iiierungsfonos als
bei6ranfen uno Die 8eteiligung an
Der Snternoitonolen 8anf sana aus.
5ui6alten. Sein Sauptbori9lag, mo-
na6 trgenoeine Hation Don Dem Sta.
biltfterunesfonos ouseeibloiien tper.
BEN ioate, tpenn iie ibren 8e6ieI.
turs oa5u benuten foIlte, ben inter.
nationolen Sanoel 5u bei6rdnfen,
tpur6e nieoergeitimmt. 8arfleD er.
tlarte, bob NIT Der Nnnabme oieies
8oridlages Der gan5e Blm fallen
tpiirbe.
SnneniefretGr SIDES tiinbigte an,
oaB Bis gum 1. Sonuar aus ben Ser.
Staaten feds Miaionen Sonnen
Bei6foble na6 europa beri6ifft
ueroen fol1en uno Die Nation nrit Der
Babri9einli6feit re9nen muB, bob
oas Sei5materiol fir Die 8obnungen
mebr bel6nitten peroen pirb ols 5u
irgen6 elmer 3eit Dabreno oes &rie.
ges.
u0ie 8eri6iffung BON &oble mad
Sen berpiiiteten @ebieten 1T n0tig,
Inn cine &otoitropbe 5u berbiten,
tpel6e bic 8epolferune bon europa
ni6t einfa6 obne 8irren binnebmen
piiroe," iagte Der SefretGr, Der
gleid5eitie aominiitrator fir oas
feite Sei5material lit. Oie Sonnen.
3abl nuroe nit Der 8e6ingung Der.
fniipft, penn es moelid iei, aber es
beitebt fein 3peifel bariiber, 6oB
groBe Mengen beridifft peroen uno
Die feds Wiaionen Sonnen 6as 3iel
btl6en. Dieie &oblenmenee beoeutet
oen &obIenborrat bon ettpa eiuer
Wilion amerifanii6er 8obnungen
fiir elm bolles Sabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

8is iest ftno nod feline beitimttt'
ten gerteiluneen feitgelegt Doroen.
Qud lit nod t1t6t feitgelegt tporoen,
unter tpelden 8ereinborungen ote
&obIe eeIiefert peroen ion, OBJ Setb
unb Babt ODER cine an6ere Ibmob'
ung in Sraee fommt.
Evening star., 1945-03-18

for freside comfort, living room or study
Where else but at Peerless? Wonderful Iounoeobe
chairs Of fine simulated leather so ortfuIIy DONE 50
P'oble and smooth you can hardly tell them from reoI
leather! Chairs thot fit into any room setting Soundy
designed Built for lasting comfort Tailored Handsomely
Chairs that dad likes to pull up in front Of the fire!
Chairs about which mother makes conversation! Smart
in singles pos Refreshing such pontbox coIors as
eono flame chortreuse, garden rose sond gross green
Every one with precious steel spring construction and
oevery accented with bright brass tocks! Use the Peer
less Budget Plan.
Evening star., 1945-03-18
Mrs. Woods Hailed for Efforts
I'm Aiding Girl Newcomers Here

OF the Women's Society of Chris
tian Service in Foundry Methodist
Church.
Three Children in Family.
There are three children. Katha-
rine, who is with the Library OF Con-
'gress. has been especially designated
by the Civil Service Commission for
advanced training. Margaret, Mrs.
Philip Clugston, is serving with the
Signaf Corps while her husband is
overseas. John is controller of the
Phenolic Corp, which is engaged in
the development Of plastics to meet
war needs.
Her chief claim to. distinction, Mrs.
Woods proudly asserts, is that she is
four times grandmother. She is a
thoroughly modern one, too, mas
much as she Is an active member of
the Spring Valley Red Cross unit
and chaplain of the p. E. o. Sister,
hood of the District of Columbia, in
Evening star., 1945-03-18
Hospital Aides Sought
As Army Casualties Rise

With Army wounded being re-
turned from overseas at the rate of
1.200 day, the Army Medical De-
partment said it is faced with a
shortage of dietitians and occupa-
tional therapeutists to care for their
needs.
In anticipation of the increased
patient load, now approximately 50,-
600 more than three months ago,
the War Department has made au-
thorization for 1000 dietitians to
plan menus and supervise the
service of food.
OF this goal, 1900 have received
commissions and 200 more are in
training, leaving net shortage of
300,
Evening star., 1945-03-18

addition to all of her other civic and
educational responsibilities.
She was born in Copiapo, Chile,
where her father was head OF mis-
sionary school, and lived In Mexico
IA years before she even came to the
United States. Her knowledge OF
Spanish was learned at her fathers
knee while he was interspersing his
duties as a missionary and teacher,
with his authorship OF a Spanish
grammar and an authoritative bot
any entitled "The Flora OF Mexico, .
which he wrote In collaboration with
Prof. Collati.
Evening star., 1945-03-18

fOuuE WOMEN 5
Christian Asso-
citation, and of
the Membership
Committee Of the
American Asso-
citation of Uni
versity Women.
In her leader
ship of h e S e
two committees,
which are so
vitality connected
with the lives of
young women in
wartime Wash
inptOn. she is
l
Evening star., 1945-03-18
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

Good-neighbor relations are Sec
ond nature to warm hearted Mrs.
George B. Woods, chairman of the
Rooms Registry Committee of the
Evening star., 1945-03-18

pm. Thursday in the Conference
Room Of the National Archives
Building.
Evening star., 1945-03-18
Military Institute to Hear
Talk by Naval Expert

1t. Bernard Brodie, U. S. N. r.,
author OF "A Guide to Naval STRAIT
egy" and "Sea Power in the Ma
Evening star., 1945-03-18
Screen Star Expects Boby

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. II R.-Ac-
tress Veronica Lake said today that
she and her husband, Director Andre
de 10th, are expecting baby about
Evening star., 1945-03-18
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. C. All
SUNDAY. MARCH

chine Age" will speak on Changes
in Naval War;" at a meeting Of the
American Military Institute at 8
Evening star., 1945-03-18

November. She has a daughter by,
her previous marriage to Army Maj.
John Detlie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-19
From Our Eeonordtown Correspondent
BY GEORGE MORGAN KNIGHT, Jr.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Aug. 49,
All the two legged chickens are hid
ing, and taking to the woods, now
that the gas rationing has been
lifted as a result, because the hords
of city folks, and Sunday company,
"for the day" are once again as in
prewar days, flooding the roads,
seeking out their country cousins,
and their next of kin for chicken
dinners, masted potatoes, pie, and a
good fill up, on what ever the poor
over worked farmers wives, and the
residents of Leonardtown, can scrape
together to feed their families on.
So the day of rest for many in
Southern Maryland, which generally
in war days has been Sunday" on
which they 60 to church, and are
able to catch their breath, and put
their homes, and their work in order
for the coming week, Is now ruined
by the hungry, Fostering city COM
pany, who come with footing horns,
just in time for Sunday dinner
with a gang of noisey yamming
kids, to mess up the house, and who
leave the residents of Leonardtown,
and the farmers wives of Southern
Maryland. with a stack of dirty
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Alexandra Schools
Will Open on Sept. 5;
Later Hours Continue

Alexandria public schools will
open September S, according to an
announcement by T. C. Williams.
superintendent of schools, who said
that the wartime opening hour of
$50 would be continued until trans
portation conditions make it posi-
BILE to return to the am. opening
hour.
Mr.. Williams said he will meet
with the school principals Septem-
Der 3 and that the teaching staff
will meet with the individual prin-
cipals September 4. There are only
one or two vacancies in the staff
which will consist of over $50 teach
ers, Mr.. Williams said There is,
however, one principal vacancy
Mrs. Janet Crawley. principal Of
Lyles- the colored elemen-
tary school, resigned at the end of
the last term and has not been re-
placed. Mr.. Williams said he has
several candidates in mind and ex-
poets to make the appointment soon.
There are no other changes in prin-
cipals.
The opening day at George Wash
ington High also was announced.
Members of last years student body
will report to their old home rooms
at $50 am. September S, and will
remain in school until lis pm,
during which time the students will
meet their scheduled classes.
Students entering from any of
the city's elementary schools will
report to the high school auditori-
UNI at 2 pm, September S. New
Students not entering from the city
elementary schools must report to
the high school Office before Sep
tenn to have their schedules ar
ranged.
The school schedule will comprise
AS separate class sections. There
will be 10 members of the profess
sional staff of the school. The school
day will be from $50 am. to 3:4C
pm. and under present circum-
stances it will be necessary to op-
crate five lunch periods.
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dishes, and many headaches after
they have tried to ''gourge them
selves" on what the local farming
folks have managed to get to gether
for a quiet family Sunday dinner
and supper, not anticipating these
hungry noisey, i'll hammered kin,
and acquaintances, from WASH
ington DC. and Baltimore, Md.
that the unrationing of gas has set
upon them!
Therefore the rationing of gas
had its good points, and kept this
raft unwelcome City Company, Of
the Southern Maryland country
folks, many point out today.
So if YOU are one of the above
described City visitors, who are
reading this. be sure and bring your
own dinner prepared, and a little
extra, and You will be twice as well
by the friendly folks in Southern
Maryland, who do like company, but
not the hungry, greedy, i'll hammered
kind, that make many here feel
like the chickens do, and want to
take to the woodlands, at the sight
OF a car turning In the country lane,
leading up to the old farm house, on
Sundays close to the moon dinner
hour!
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To further her ambition she has
been taking drama lessons. I've
got long way to CO. she said
modestly
A soft-spoken, rather shy girl,
Miss Powell will represent WASH
ington in the Miss America" pag-
cant at Atlantic City September
to 9. Venus Ramey, who won the
Miss Washington contest last year
and went on to win the Miss Amer
lea contest. was on hand yesterday
to give Miss Powell some helpful
tips on the Atlantic City affair.
Given Luncheon at Hotel.
The Miss Washington contest was
sponsored by Radio Station WWDC,
which is providing a complete ward
robe for Miss Powell and will pay
her expenses on the Atlantic City
trip.
The other finalists in the contest
were Jeanne Carlson, 10, of 100 E.
Monroe avenue, Alexandria; Donna
Courier, 20, of 1847 Massachusetts,
avenue Sc: Gail Beverly Johnson,
10, of 1890 New Hampshire avenue
NV. Mildred Kirke, 20, of 311
Atlantic street Sc: Frances Man.
ming, 20, of 27ol Forty-third
place Sc; Grace C. Merlin, 18, of
1925 Queen street NE, and Betty
Marie Stats, 10. of 1413 Staples
street NE.
The judges were the drama critics
OF the local papers and announcers
of the various radio stations. Con-
testants were judged on ability,
beauty of face and figure and on
personality.
Following the contest a luncheon
was held for Miss Powell at the
Statler Hotel. There she revealed
that she never had intended to en-
ter the contest. She went up to
WWDC with a friend who entered
the contest. An announcer saw her
and urged her to enter the contest.