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ben, ion0ern Der 3orn gotte8 bIeibt
iiber ibm.'
nS6lieBli6 bite i6 Die driItli.
hen Gltern, penn es ibnen ernIt lit,
pie es lein iou, aus ibren &inoern
fronme Giener @ottes uno emit
gIidlide 8epobner oes Simmels gu
er5ieben. Sd bite ite, tbre &inoer
bon garter Su9eno ouf our 2eiung
Der Seiligenlegen6e, beionoers an
5onn' uno Geiertugen, fleiBie anau.
botten un0 ii6 bon ibnen etpas bar.
aus er3ablen gu luiien. 0ie gItern
Der I'll. Sbereita baben ibre Sodter in
iugenoli6em Sitter oo5u ongebalten
unO 10 ben @runb 5u ibrer Seilig.
felt gelegt. Ser aus oieier 2eftiire
entlpringenbe gtusen piro getpiB
gr0Ber iein, aIs lie it6 es poriteaen
fonnen. Sd balte fir eetpiB, oaB 6as
llngliid in Der Neni9beit, Die melt
Oerbreitete Sittenperoerbnis groBen-
tells ourd 2eien i6Iebter 8u6er
berritbrt. Sage mir, mas ou IieIt,
unO i6 min Dir iagen, tper ou biIt,'
piiroe Der bl. gluguitinus beute nod
iogen. 8er leine 5eele lieb bat, leIe
quite Bidder, beion0ers Die 2eeen6e
ser Seiligen."
8eil bier in 6ieiem Mrtifel oos
2eben Der FL. Ebereita erpGbnt miro,
10 moge nod peiteres aus ibrem
2cben folgen. Won bat nit &edt
bcbouptet, 0as 2eben ser Seiligen
lei oaS 8tloerbu9 Der 81. G6rift:
3. T., mas in Der 81. 56rift ltebt
un0 selebrt miro, oos miro bon ben
6eiligen geiibt. Man tonn i'm 2eben
Der 9eiligen ieoen 8ibelipru9 nirf.
lld uno lebenoig ieben. Gos lieBe
ltb gang beIonoers inn 2eben Der bl.
Gberelto 5eigen, poriiber mir gon3
8enaue uno auSfiibrlide 8eri6te b.
ben.
9ie FL. Ebereiio, bon ser Stride
~Glrgo Serapbica" uno &eformato.
rim oeS &armeliteroroens be5ei9net,
megen ibrer S6riften au6 vWeDItico
Goctoro" genonnt, Duroe am %.
v}or3 1915 gu Ioila geboren un6
entItammte einem angeiebenen, alt.
aoeligen @aidledte. Sbr goter 81
ionic Son9e5 De @epeoa mar Elm ern.
tier @barotter, BON WiIoe gegen Die
armen, Elm Sreuno frommer, reli-
gioler 2eiung. Sbre Wutter 8eatrir
De abumaoa mar cine Srau bon 10.
ber Sugeno, bel nod iungen Sabren
BON leltener 8iroe, uno in ibren
0lelen 2eioen bon 9riitli9er @eoulo.
6unf 8riioer 2bereiios nabmen
&riegsoienit in Der eben entSedteu
Neuen 8elt. Gin anoerer 8ruoer er.
mablte, nit Der FL. Ebereiia om iel.
ben Sage, ben Sr0ensItano.
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90. 9. 8.

l1nler Oreelfonos bat oereangene
Bo6e iDieoerum ben &oblenfonos
ii6erfliigelt. 0urG oen S9ed zines
2eIers Dur0e oas 8lei6geuidt Der
beioen 5on0s bergeIteut uno iest bal
Der Srgelfonos pieoer oen 8orrang.
lnier ,Sbio 8aiienfreuno. .9aIenD
Der pir0 nur in Oeuti9er Sprade
ge0rudt.
Bon ben Stuoentqn Der erIten
So6idulfloiie itno ale big iest er.
6oltenen Ohio Gales Tor Stomps
Iortiert poroen. @ir Itnb Itets bont.
bor fir Die 3ulenoune 0ieier Sor
Stamps.
l1nIer ~9o6ge". ".Srud lit pieoer
orbeitsfGbig. Gos NeuBere bat Iif)
nidt oerGn0ert, ober ser Doctor i'll
nieoer in Sronung gebrodt poroen.
Wenn ser Erud audi ni6t oos neue.
ite Mo0eu na6frieglider Grim.
oungstunIt 0orIteut, 10 tut er ole
guten Gienite, Die bon ibm ertportet
merOen fonnen.
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1QdnnkQn
~. Erinnernngen
Bon q eS. ). Gnertge2
(Sortietung)

Soren mir nun tpeiter, pie P.
Wenninger gum Bolfe ipra6 uno fir
oaSielbe oo6te, unb nie es ieinen
argumenten oufmertiom folgte.
SD min iebt nidt fragen," be.
9innt er, ~tuarum oenn Martin gu.
tber uno Cabin it9 bon Der tatboIi.
I6en, bon @briItus geItifteten un6
oaeinieligma6en0en Stride getrennt
baben, Ionoern nur zines min i9 fra.
gen: gu, mein lieber Nidtfatbolit,
fannIt ou mir einen @in5igen nennen,
Der in 0einer Stride beilig getporoen
lit ooer elm 8unoer gepirft bot2
Grmage Die Srage pobl: Gutber, als
Grinder Der neuen Stride uno gaI.
bin ols @riinoer leiner Stride uno
olle Die unoern 5ablreiden sitter
bon &irden uno &ir9lein miiBten
Oo9 beilig getpeen lein pie Woles,
Die Bropbeten, Gbriitus un6 Seine
apoltel, gs itn0 idon foIt fiinfbun.
bert Sabre perfloiien, ieit 2utber uno
Cabin Die fatboliide Stride oerloI.
len uno cine neue 5uiammenge1teut
boben. &annIt on mir einen @in5igen
oleler geeuerer uno Eeformierer nen.
men, Ger innerbolb 10 bieler Sabre
beilig gelebt un0 geItorben iIt2 2ies
|oue Selllgenleben uno 9eiltgenle9en.
oen ourdbl6ttere ale &oIenoer, in
oenen 10 oIele 0amen Der Seiligen
lteben, uno Damn iage mir: SIT elm
gtn5lger unter alien oieIen, Der Iu.
tberilf ODER tulOiniltiid par2 N9.
ou fannit es nidt! - 8as folgt
0orouS? g5 foIgt 6orous unpioer.
Ilpre9lid, ooB ou teine Si9erbeit
bolt, oaB man in oeinem @lauben,
in oeiner Stride tonne ielig tperoen.
Wenn iemon0 oir einen @eg 5eigen
milroe uno iagte: 0icles lit Der 8eg
nad &om, 2onoon ODER Baris, ober
feiner iogen f0nnte, oaB er ouf oieiem
@eg oablngefommen lei, puroeit ou
oa glauben, 6oB es Ser ri9tige 8eg
oabin lei? 8enoe oielen 8erqleid,
ouf Die &eligion on: 9ie fatboIiide
Heliglon bat Eouien0e, ia Sunoert.
tauIenoe bon 3eugen, ooB oieielben
I'M Slmmel ltno, ale anoern &eligto.
men ober fel1ten @in5igen. 0ie tatbo.
lii9e &eligion bringt bid li6er in
ben 9immel, Wie ite es fiinf5ebnbun.
bert Sabre Dor 2utber uno Cabin
geton, un0 tut es nod inmerfort.
Goraus muB ie0er l9lieBen, Dob Der
totbolti6e @laube Der oQeinnobre
@laube, Die fatboIii9e Stride Die al.
letnleligmaden0e lit.
~9eun, mas iagit ou oo3u, mein
Ni6tfatboIif9 l1no mas miaIt ou
tun? Bable oos Si6ere uno LAB 6os
unltdere fabren. IS bon6eIt ii6 Inn
cine gon5e @pigfeit, Inn einen epigen
9immel ODER cine eniee Soae. 0omit
laBt li6 nidt ider5en uno 1pielen.
Solt ou oas l1ngliid, auBerbal6 Der
tatbolli4en Stride geboren gu iein, 10
bait ou 0od oas Slid uno Die @eIe.
gen6eit, Die totboIiide Stride tennen
gu lernen un0 bid oerielben on3u.
lhlleBen. 8iele Eouienoe onoere bo.
ben es getan: Sobe uno Nieoere, Sc.
lebrte uno ltngelebrte, @rme uno
Hetde boben es getan. 8os onoere
geton, 6os fonnit ou oud. Ser groBe
beilige &onoertit AuguItinus idrieb:
Sin ieoer, Der bon Der fatboliiden
Stride getrennt lit, nenn er aud
me'nt, er lebe nod 10 lobtpiir0ig, 10
miro er ood Degen Der einen Siinoe
oes ungloubenS oas 2eben ni6t ia.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
Qittle Mnf. OIrf

2tttle Sod, @rf. - Ser bo6p'Ite
Veigr. Soiepb 6. 6el6famp, 3ulebt
Bfarrer Der Waria SimmelfobrtS.
8emeinoe in glttins, Itorb nod fur.
ger &ronfbett i'm 9llter bon o9tuno.
oler5lg Sabren. CT NOR in Gincins
noti, o., geboren, mudte ieine Stu.
oien am bieiigen ct. Sobn's+Wii.
itonslemtnor uno purbe 1928 BON
gildof Worris gepeibt. Sic feierIi.
den @requien erfolgten om 81. Sf.
tober in Qttins.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

Iaiien, NIT ausnobme bon fur5e1
Iutomobtlfobrter, tpenn oas 8etter
Id0n mar. Mtt ibm lit elmer Der ein'
| fIuBreiditen uno in petten &rei ien
bod geudteten 8iiroentrdger Der To-
tboliIden Stride babineeeangen, Der
au6 politiib Elm eetpidtiges Bort
ipra9. Sbpobl gr5bii6of S6rembs
1882 uno 1886 ii9 fir Braiioent
Roolebelt ertldrt bate, mar er 1910,
lin Sntereiie elmer bunoertunofiinf"
5tg Sabre alten uno gebeiligten Era'
oition" gegen cine brittle 8ieoerpabl.
@rabiIdof Soiepb Sdren1bs puroe
am IL. Wedra 1866 in @ur5eIbofen
BEL &egensburg, 8apern, geboren,
fam uls elfidbriger &nobe 1877 na6
Imertfa uno itu6ierte am ct. 8in'
cents College, Ba., ipater Bbiloio.
pbie uno Sbeologie om @rano Sc.
minar, Wontreol, Der 2annl.
ittdt ebenoort, ertporb 1911 in Hom
ben Goftorgra6 Der Ebeoloete un0
puroe 1923 gbrenooftor Der uniper-
iitat Sreiburg. 9lm 20. Sum- 1899
gum Brielter getpeibt, tpuroe er &iiis
Itent uno oann Bfarrer in 8aD @itb,
Did,, 1899 Bis 1899. Bon 6o an
Biz 1911 mar er Bfarrer bon ct.
WarD's in @rono Hopios, Wi6.
1902 @eneraIbifnr Der Si03e1e @rar6
Rapios. SIM Sabre 1906 ernonnte
i'm 8aplt BiuS x. gum pdpItliden
9auSprdloten, om %. Sebruar 1911
DurOe er gum eriten 8iidof Der 0i0s
5eie Eoleoo, g., gelueibt. Seine @r"
nennune gum 8iidof BON @leoe1ano
erfolgte am 16. Suni 1921. am 20
Mar3 1889 erbob i'm BapIt Bius
XII. gum @r3biifof bon Gleoelono,
in anerfennung ieiner berporragen-
ben 8eroienite uno i'm 9inblid ouf
Iein fiinf5igiabriges BrielterlubiIGun1,
oaS om 20. Suni 0esielben Sabres
gefeiert tpuroe. gr puroe gertrauens.
rat Der &otbolii6en unioerlitdt in
8albington uno 8rGitoent uno Bro-
teftor Der Brieits' @udori1tic 2eague
of Il. g. iotpie Der Sorberer eudori.
itti6er &ongreiie in ben Ser. Stoo-
ten. gr3bildof S6rembs bot leine
oeutl6e Seimat uno oeutIdes @eIen
niemals Dergeien. 9otte er bod in
benz oamals fa1t gon5 6eutI9en
5taotden 8ap GitD uno Dem uber>
miegeno oeuti6en @rono &opibs,
Wtid., reid1id @eleeenbeit, itets oes
Tolfes, bem er entltamnte, gu ee.
oenten. 9ober lieB er es in oeiien
bltteriter Scot ni6t inn Sti6. @r mar
in Der 0a6friegs5eit unermuoli9
tatig, Dem @leno in ieiner alten Sci.
mat 5u Iteuern. 9ie feierli9en Gre.
quien erfolgen am fommenoen 5rei.
tag in Der bieitgen &atbeoraIe. 9ie
8eerolgung finoet in Der &rppto I'M
ter benz So6altar itatt. R.. /. P.
Rilwaufee, 8is. - No6 Iangt.
rem 2eioen ltarb Der bo6u. Sr. So.
lepb Y. galer, ebemoliger 8ertreter
oeS ct. aemiIionus.@oiIe
am %. Sftober inn Seim leiner
S9DeIter, SRI. CLARA 8aier, 1910
SarDooo IOe. Ser 8eritor6ene tuur.
De i'm Sabre 1902 in 8oupatoIo,
Bts., ge6oren uno puroe no6 8oQ.
enoung ieiner Stuoien in ct. GSron.
cis gum 8rieiter getpeibt. 0os ge.
grabniS fano am 81. Sttober BON Der
81. &reu5-&irde aus ouf Dem Saba.
rien'&ir6bofe Itatt.
Dubuque, So. - @eftor6en lit Der
bo9D'ite Wigr. Batrid 9. S'@on.
nor, 5peiunoodt5ig Sabre alt, 5u.
lebt Bforrer Der ct. Soiepbs.@e.
meinoe in Waion gitp un6 ieit 1943
i'm &ubeitono. 9ie feierli6en Gre.
quien erfOlgten in Maion GitD. Gos
BontifitoIrequiem feierte @r5bii6of
&oblman uno Die preoist bielt Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

9ieIes Bodenblatt erf9etnt felt
be1n Sabre 1873 regelmGBte ieoen
Ntitt1pod uno miro berousaeeeben
gum 8eiten 6es YGpitlihen Roue.
gums SSoiepbinum Der bI. 2onerego.
tton Der Bropagonbu in Columbus,
beifen 3nef Die SeronbiI6ng oeut"
fder 8rititer50alinge fir Bic Ser.
Stooten lit. Dieie AnitoIt 1T boupt-
fdhlid ongrtpteien auf Die @tntiinfte
eteIes 9l1ttes uno bic @eidente fet'
ner 2efer.
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meroen idneu uno bauerno beboben
ourd Or. GbSb's &rGuter.Billeu. ste
6oben Sauienoen @rIeidterune ge.
bra6t. Preis: 1 S4a9teI nit 100
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Ser bl 8respr bon 0eueaeiarea oud5 als @reaur
Der 8nnSertater betannt tpuroe oortelblt i'm Sab.
re 213 9eboren uno itarb iiebenunbfiinf5ie Sabre
ipater in ieiner Seimatitabt gon beionid3en gl.
tern geboren, trot er in ieiner Suseno gum Gbri.
ltent1ln uber, puroe Breiter uno ipGter giihof
BON Reoeoeiorea. mo er NIT iolfem grfolg pirfte,
oaB bel ietnem Eooe nur nod lieb3ebn Seioen in
ietnem Sprengel tparen, mo es BEL ieiner 8eibe
nur iiebaebn @briiten geeeben bate Sen Seit lit
ONT II. Goomber
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6 IT d nfQIen6er

SOnntag, 4, NuOember, biernnS5iuan.
5igiter Sunntag uad 8finsiten. -
goungeIium: Sturm auf oen1
Weere (Wottb. 81.
Nontog, 5. Nouember: Tbeotimus.
9ienstag, 6. Nooember: 2eonoro.
0fittDof, 7. Nopember: gngelbert.
Tonnerstag, s. Nopember: 8ottfrie6.
Jreitog, 8. Nopen1ber: 8beooor.
SomStog, 10. Nooember: 91noreos
Qoelinus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

Die bl. 8ertruS, geaonnt bic @roBe mar cine
geneoittinernonne un0 cine electromagnetic Sdrift.
iteaerin auf geiItlidem @ebet. Sic lebte i'm orei.
oebnten Sobrbunoert in Geutidlon6, mo- fe fid
eifrig benz Stuoium Der geiitliden 8iienidoften
btn9obt: Sn tbrem ied)suno5pan5igiten 2ebensiabr
batte lie Die erte elmer Iongen Rebe bon 8ijionen
Die big gu ibrem 2ebensen6e fortoauerten. SIM
Sabre 1877 beilg seiprO6en, 1piro ibr 6eit am
Is. 0obember eefeiert
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COAL FUND

Previously credited. 81 ,O32.75
Held Family, Hastings,
MINI. :............. 100
Caroline E. Rabbit, Ham
monton, NJ. ... 200
Pet. Hoffman,, Carroll, Ia. 200
J. Dabruzzi .......... 200
MN, Wappingers Falls, NY. ZOO
Total. .................. ,041.75
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

BOrtbiuetOn, O.,-St. BnnE, Rinn
Samstag, 10. NoOember 1915.
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ORGAN FUND

ORGAN FUND
Previously credited. ......$1,059.25
Rev. NM, Neb. ........ 1000
Emm. Helm, Saginaw, Mich. 800
G. F. Huntzinger, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. ......... 500
Caroline E. Rabbit, Ham
monton, NJ. ........ 200
George Popp, Ravenna, o. rs
Total. 81, ,084.5O
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VIGIL LIGHTS

VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. VIM. A. Klein, Henry, ILL.,. .$1.0o
Mrs. Mary Frantz, Cleveland,
.. ............... 100
SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previously credited. .$14, ,156O6
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S0ren mir nun peiter, pie P.
8enninger gum 8olte ipro9 uno fir
oaSielbe oo6te, unb nie es ieinen
argumenten oufmerflom folgte.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
Salon Issues Call

Camera enthusiasts from Kod- iak are being asked to join those from other Alaskan towns in submitting entries to a second Alaskana Photographic Salon, being sponsored in Anchorage by the Alaska Camera Club and the Anchorage USO.
 Three men, Charles Keck, Sidney Hamilton, and Don Knudsen, will make up the Jury Of Selection, and following the judging on June 15, the prints will be on exhibition in the USO Log Cabin for 3 days.
 Rules of the salon and entry blanks may be obtained at the Northland Photo Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
Notice

Why wait until Mrs. Kostro. metinoff gets here with our (much-needed) automatic tele- phone system, for your late hour Chinese foods.
 WhenIyou have guests late at nite. drivesdown, send a taxi or put in order earlier and you shall have your Chop Suey, Chow Mein, Italian Spaghetti, even delicious sandwiches, sent PDQ to your table, steaming hot.
 Try it at once.
 "The Yum Yum"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28

Staff Sgt. Wilhelm Azchmann was the 800, ,0OOth prisoner of the U. s. First Army. Told about it, he replied: Its impossible. "
 This picture was made inside Germany by William c. Allen, Associated Press photographer with the war picture pool.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28

Modernly
 Equipped Everything Furnished Except Guns and Your Personal
 Effects
Evening star., 1945-01-29

nounced that the National Hous-
ing Agency has informed him it
can provide temporary housing for
Hawaii, provided Rear Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz and other naval
officials can assure sufficient ship
ping space for transportation of
materials from the mainland.
In making public today his latest
efforts to secure housing to relieve
the critical situation in the terri
tory, Mr. harrington termed ship
ping the "key to the whole problem. "
British to Get Help.
Mr.. harrington has added to his
previous requests for Hawaii housing
another request for temporary hous-
ing. This follows publication of
Federal plans to provide 10000 pre-
fabricated homes for British war
workers under lease-lend at a cost
to the United States of $4,000, 900.
MIA has assured the Hawaiian
delegate any housing proposal sub
mitted by Gov. Ingram M. Stainback
or his representatives will receive
immediate attention"
j. Bion Philipson, assistant MIA
administrator, told Mr.. harrington
he believed there were good pros
poets of favorable action" if any
program Gov. Stainback submitted
were accompanied by assurances
that the Navy would provide ade-
quate materials for this purpose."
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Hawaiian People Ask
Congressional Aid
In Housing Crisis

The continued success of the war
effort in the Pacific is being endan-
gered by the "deplorable lack of
housing for civilian workers in Homo
lulu" and advertisement inserted in
today's Star and signed by "The
People of Hawaii" declares.
The advertisement, addressed to
members of Congress, asserts that
recent grant of $5,000,000 for con-
struction of 1000 home units near
Pearl Harbor would not '.even dent
the need which exists now" for war
worker housing
At the start of this year there was
a shortage of 21,275 dwelling units
in Honolulu, and by 1916 this short
age will have climbed to $4,000, the
statement said.
Hit Lack of Aid.
Honolulu has been growing, pain.
fully, for four years without any
housing assistance remotely com.
parable to that other American
cities received"
Meanwhile, Joseph r. Harrington
Hawaiian delegate to Congress, an.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
BIT Slides Home
On Two Engines

A UNITED STATES 9th AIR
FORCE BOMBER STATION IN
ENGLAND, Jan. %. 1t. Russell
Thompson, pilot from Albuquerque,
N. Mex, and his crew stepped out
of their wrecked Flying Fortress
Hard Seventeen" unscratched after
a narrowing experience while on a
mission to Germany yesterday.
Their flak-tor bomber, with two
of its four engines knocked out, had
/. Flown few feet off the ground
between two tall brick chimneys
which were only lis feet apart. (The
Widespread of Fortress is 103 feet.)
2. Dipped within feet of the
ground to swish under some power
lines.
3. Barely cleared one-story
building.
4. Thudded onto a snow-covered
Evening star., 1945-01-29
HuIsey
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of its finest and most useful public
servants. Coming here a small boy
and a page to his distinguished
uncle, the late Senator John w.
Daniel of Virginia, he has for more
than four decades been the con-
fldant, friend and aide to a long list
of successor Senators from various
States.
With great tact, wisdom and
courage, he has at all times upheld
the dignity and honor of the Senate.
In speaking for both of the present
Senators from Virginia, Senator
Glass and myself, I wish to express
our deep sense of personal loss and
our highest estimate of his public
service. The loss to the Senate itself
is irreparable, but to the people of
Virginia it is the more personal
loss of a real friend.'
Many Others Express Grief.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican
of Michigan, said: 1T is with a
degree of sorrow and regret which
it is wholly impossible to express
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Officer Goes on Trial
In Army Lootinq Case
Ely the Associated Press.

Ely the Associated Press.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-Lt. John w.
Springer, who was yardmaster at a
railroad yard near Versailles, went
to trial here today in connection
with the railway battalion black
market cases. He is the first officer
to face a court here, although an
officer, Second 1t. Marvin Davis of
Philadelphia, was sentenced to 10
years by general court at the Disc
section headquarters.
1t Springer is charged with
wrongfully receiving looted Army
supplies and money which he knew
came from selling such loot, with
conspiracy to defraud the United
States, and with neglect of his duty
as an officer in failing to prevent
looting of supply trains headed for
the front lines, and diversion of
their supplies to the black market.
Nine more enlisted men were SEN
fenced yesterday to terms Of from
10 to Is years for looting of ciga-
rettes and other Army supplies for
black market sale.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Circle Condemnation
Hearing Postponed

A District Court condemnation
hearing on the valuation of two
pieces of property in the block at
Washington Circle acquired by the
Government for a new hospital has
been postponed from today to Mon
day, February IL.
The two adjacent parcels, at 220C
Pennsylvania avenue and 2202 to
22O8 Pennsylvania avenue NV
which come to trial, are the only
ones remaining out of about &C
parcels in the entire square or
which agreements as to the pur-
chase price were not reached
between the owners and the Gov
ernment. Settlements have beer
completed by all the others.
The property at 2200 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, owned by ErSilic
Ghilardi and occupied by liquor
store, was listed by the Government
at a price of s24,70O when money
was deposited in the court along
with the so-called declaration o1
taking" of the entire square.
The adjacent business property OF
four different addresses, owned by
Theodore N. Gill, jr., had been listed
in the court at $35 900. 1t had been
occupied by business establishments
including Chinese laundry and a
delicatessen.
Meantime the few people remain
ing in the block have been ordered
by the court to get out by February
2 or be evicted. The Government
is ready to proceed tearing down
the entire square to build a new
400-bed hospital to be operated by
George Washington University. The
block is bounded by Twenty
Twenty third, I street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.