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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Ellen CdIIdn Weds William Mccarthy

riage in Chicago. Now that
MIR. Foster has his honorable
discharge, the newlywedS viii
continue their education az the
Bowling Green State College,
Ohio.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Wisconsin Women
Meet in FerndaIe

UNIVERSITY OF WISCON-
SINS WOMAN'S CLUB and
their husbands and guests will
meet at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Noyes Bright. in West
Oakridge, in Ferndsle, on Oct.
10 for social gathering.
Assisting hoStesses will be
Mrs. Allen Wright, Mrs. Carl
Sutfin and Mrs. Curt Garmager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Dennis Mccarthy seated the
guests.
Mrs. Callan wore a black vel
vet dress with aqua bodice and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Val paraiso Guild
Will Meet FRIDAY

DETROIT CHAPTER of VAL
paraiSo Guild will sponsor a
dessert bridge party Friday at
i 80 p. m. in Kern's auditorium.
The guild will hold its semi
annual convention Oct. 10 and
20 at Valparaiso, Ind. Mrs. Carl
Thrum and Mrs. William Rieck
Will be delegates from Detroit
Chapter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Adrian Aux. to Meet

The Adrian Dominican Aux
iliary will meet on Friday at l
p. m. in the Chancery Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Monnett Club Meeting

THE OHIO WESLEYAN UN-
IVERSITY MONNET'T CLUB
will hold its first meeting of the
season at the Women's City
Club at l p. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Credit Women Meet

The next m Getting OF the
Credit Women's Club will be
held Tuesday at els p. m. at
Huyler'S L'AiglOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
18 Yanks, BitOns
Executed by Nazis

LONDON, Jan. 25 (INS)-Ger-
man sources eDsrt that Is British
and American secret agents have
been executed by shooting after
capture and court-martial in Slo-
vakia.
The Na1i Transocean News
Agency said the so-called agents
had been assigned 10 sabotage
work in SloVakia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
NaziS hkuin Houses
TOLeaVe Allies Cold

ROME, Jan. 25 (NS)-German
gunners have battered each farm
house into ruins on the British
Eighth Army's forward lines in
the Po Valley in order to deny
Allied troops any cover from Bit
ter weather.
This concentrated bombardment
was carried out on a vast scale,
especially in the Affonsine region.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
lsee Pictorial Review

Rats are a problem in most ol
Detroit but they are no longer
problem around the Gray Marine
Motor Co. plant, Fort at Helen
That is because Of the presence
of Inspector Blackie. a canine OF
undistinguished origin, whose spe'
cialty is killing rats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
EITrld'I::;I.i13B d'::;I.
KERN's BASEMENT

$50 SLIPS, rayon crepes,
rayon satins, some lace trims,
tearose, irregulars and soiled.
81 TO 40 in lot, now ..Si.29
800 RAYON UNDIES, tea
rose, irregulars, S to 7 in
lot, now '''''' 'osc
81 COW S, rayon sheer
prints, tailored style, 81 to
SO only, were S2,eS, now
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl.5s
800 MUG GI E S, cotton
knits, tearose, vests, panties,
irregufars, row.,.....,..54c
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
FOOTWEAR;
KERN's BASEMENT

Children's SLIPPERS. warm
sheepskins, reduced from
regular stocks, Sizes 6 TO 2,
now ssssss. sssssi az
Women's u TILITY OK
FORDS, blue fabric uppers,
durable soles, Cuban heels.
4H to 9, nows ws........,Si.e8
Nationally advertised Suede
ARCH SHOES, "Style-Arch"
and "Aerotized" Pumps and
Oxfords, Cuban or military
heels, 4 to 9, AA to d in lot,
rationed, now. go. ...S3.1s
Women's SLIPPERS, cor
duroy slippers. leather soles,
Dutch heels, S to 8 in lot,
now ...s........ i5c
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Clearance!
Boys Fingertip
COATS
sS.75
Also Mac VS., all
wools, sizes 6-l4 in ,ot.

Infants Waterproof Rubber
Sheets, Pants, Diaper Covers,
now w......... SC, 2ac, $50
Disposable Diapers and Fill
ers, Panties 25c, Filters, soc
Infants COTTON FLAN-
NELETTE WEAR. kimonos,
gowns, neatly trimmed, now
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESQ
Infants Washable DRESSES,
9, IL and Is months, now
t..,...........,..... SLl9
Infants NIL L z
ROBES, white trimmed with
pink or blue or red, now
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SI,UU
Girls BLOUSES, soiled and
mussed, 7 TO 10 in lot. now
...... ,.s...ssss..... tIc
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
ACCESSORIES:
KERS's BASEMENT

50 HANDBAGS, feathers,
fabrics, soiled and damaged,
were TO S6.eS, now..S2.19
rs HANDBAGS, feathers,
fabrics, were to $500. now
.....,.......t ...'..s SIIS
lis pcs. COSTUME JEW
ELRY, gold color and plas-
tic pins, flower designs, were
$50, now ..,...,,.,.19c
(Plus 20Ss Federal Tax
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
BELGIUM Asks Aid

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 0NS)
G. Kronaher, Belgian min
lister of supplies, told the state
department today that Belgium
urgently needs food, textiles and
transportation equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
5!1lrJI5T|
KERS's BASEMENT

FFHN'S HN~fNfNI
u Toddlers' SNOWSUITS,
one-pieee style, all woods or
poplins, sizes ! 20 4 in lot,
now ...,....s... ..... $3.50
Girls RAINWEAR, some
slightly soiled, many lined
coats, now. .S3.ss and Sass
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Boys SNOWSUITS. Pea
Jackets, Sailors Coats, Coat
Sets, reduced, 3 TO 10 in lot,
now ....,......,.,.S ISo
80 Little Girls MUFFS. fine
white lambs wool, now Si.so
20 Toddlers' JU MPE r S,
plaids, part wool, also cor
duroys, sizes ! to 3 in lot,
now ..................Sl,69
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
inspector BIackie'
Is Nemesis of Rats

One morning last week. Inspec-
tor Blackie had a field day. killing
81 rats in IS minutes, according
to Peter c. Barney. a plant pro-
lection man, who has worked on
the night shift with Inspector
Blackie for more than two years.
That bag of 81 is not his record,
however, for he bagged 40 in one
attack on a rat citadel one day
in December.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

500 prs. MESH HOSE, rayon
or cotton, now only ....39
$50 prs. LACE HOSE, better
grades, ow...,.... ...19c
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
!E71I
KERS's BASEMENT

KERS'S BASEMENT
$50 FELT HATS, black,
brown, colors, several shapes,
were S2.99 70 S4.99, now sic
-sa-Ho0DS-kn;ts
dren, were Sl.o9, now..1se
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

kERN,s BASEMENT

los QUILTED vESTEES.
black, lined with plaid rayon
-saffeta3irnetiining of wool,
small and medium sizes only,
now Si,1s
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Little Boys POLO SHIRTS,
plain eolors, long sleeves,
crew necks, wine, green,
brown, 4 TO 10 in lot, now
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. T9c
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
ADVERTISEMENT
OUCH!
MY LEG
Stiff, sore muscles eased fast
with powerful OMEGA OIL

Ouch-at eYery step rplLook-dnn't stand
that muscular pain all day without Try
ing Omega OIL. That's what it's made
for. Rubs right into the skin. And goes
10 work fsstto give blessed relief. Eases
sad scctfies and comforts muscular
pains fast. Extra strong. but won't
burn. Good old Omega Oil - only 35t
at ell drug stores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
HOSIERY
KERN's BASEMENT

800 prs. w o m MS SILK
HOSE, seconds, now. ...s5c
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

kERN's BAsEMENT

hLhN >
1900 prs. Mems HOSE, cot
ton and rayon, fancy or
whites, 10 to IL in lot, now
s'ss.' EJO
2o6 TIES. fine rayons, wool
lined, now. .............,25o
PA prs. leather GLOVES,
capes, pigskins, seconds,
now w-,--.....-.4.-,......SI,O0
800 MUFFLERS, solid color
rayons, whites, now...8so
2ls SWEATERS, assorted
group of coats and slipons,
cotton, rsyon, wool, broken
sizes, now w.........,...S2,UO
81 WORK JACKETS, her
ringbone twill, cotton flan-
nelette lined, ow..S3,3s
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

oOdd Lots F.. broken lines :. counter samples
sFashions for every member of your family
sREDUCED for IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE
sMost quantities are limited
Sorry, no phone, mail or GOD. orders
sFRIDAY ONLY while quantities last
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
KILLS $500 RATS

Barney estimates that Blackie
has killed $500 TO a 900 rats in
five months, a lot of killing for a
4-year-old dog who hardly weighs
more than 10 pounds.
Inspector Blackie got his job by
accident. Owned by Johnny and
Tommy Leslie, sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leslie, 703 Helen, he
wandered into the plant one day
and started killing rats. He did
such a thorough job that he was
Immediately appointed 10 the staff
10y the plant protection men.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Clearance!
Women's
Sheer
Rayon Hose
so

Full fashioned, popular
winter colors, seconds of
much better grades, sM
TO 10 in lot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
RATS FIGHT BACK

The rats Blackie kills are not
ordinary rats, said Barney. They
are sharp-nOSed foundry rats and
are so tough that they make
ordinary alley rats squeal for help
when they happen TO wander
among them. They fight back, too,
and the Inspector has a few sears
TO show for his battles with them
Inspector Blackie is part dachs-
.hund and part Scottie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
TROUBLE HITS Older CARS
IN 41H WAR WINTER!
Enjoy smoother operation =.
get longer car life.
Your Standard Oil Dealer has
a special better car care
program to help you.

Is YOUR car one of the thousands that
are acting up" this winter? Then it's
giving you warning. Winter Is car
punisher. Wintertime Is sludge time -.
it's weak battery time. It's time for
better car care.
Your Standard Oil Dealer has had
special training in keeping today's older
cars running right, running longer, yes,
running farther on every gallon of gaso-
line. Drop in on him frequently and
have him give your car these ife-giving
services as required:
Standard Oil Dealers 4th War-WIntsr
BETTER CAR CARE PROGRAM
Crankcase drained and refilled with
fresh Iso-Vis 10 W-the Midwest east
est-on-the-ba battery 10 w motor oil
Transmission and differential lubricant
Inspected ana renlleo, IL necessary
Car completely hbCicated
. Air cleaner cleaned
. Oil filter changed
Battery and cables inspected
Spark plugs serviced
. Tires inspected
Cooling system cleaned and checked
for leaks
. Anti-freeze tested for strength
Rust preventive added
Make an early appointment with your Standard
OIL Dealer weekdays, you can, please.
Buy more Way Bonds
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

so-y-a-, ,ss~ s..-O... go so-----
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

@elib0ea6legmn9 i'm Nontttatsbans
Der 8ermberaigen 8raber 81 S1ffalo,
N. o.
go6 oorbergegangeren funtto91'
gen @rer6itten funo BEL ben 8arnber'
8tqen 8riIoern am 0onnerStog, oen
8. Mdr3 CSeit oes bl. Sobannes bon
@ott), cine bebre religioie 6eier itatt.
Die 3eremonien bol15og Der bo6'
tuiiroigIte Serr WHgr. 8. Smitb, 9.
g., aii. 9an3Ier Ser 9io5eie Buffalo,
bel mel6en Ser bodp. Serr Boter g.
u. @eini6, @.S., bon ct. anna uno
Der bo9tp. Serr Pater SSolepb, S.5.
M, bon St. Batrid in 8luffolo, aiit"
ftierten. 2ebterer bodm. Bater, Der bic
@rer8itien geIeitet, bielt bel oieier &C.
Iegenbeit aud 0ie Geitpreoigt.
8rl1oer Patrid uno 8rl1oer Nntbo'
np, modten nod 5tpeiiabrigem Nopi'
tiat, ibre erlte Brofeiiion. 8ruoer Gu
6riel, 8r. 8ellorn1ine, 8r. Metbo6ius
uno 8r. sSomes erneuerten ibre Or
oensgelitboe.
Dus So6amt 6elebrierte Ser Sodp.
Serr Bater 9feinid, 54Sv uno ser
8riiOer9or trug mebrItiuntige @eidn'
ge Dor.
9lls Donfgebet ertlong gum 56lub
>,@roBer @ott mir Ioben Oid'' nit 0a'
ruuf folgenoem Segen.
Ser Seier tpobnten oie @ltern, sc"
Idapi1ter uno 8er1pan0te ser 8riioer
bel.
Ser beIonoere 3tped Ser 8armber5i~
gen 9ritoer iIt Die Gerpflegung bon
&ranten, 1otpobl in ibren eigenen
&rantenbduiern, uls ou6 in ben Brt"
oat1pobnl1ngen Der Batienten ielbit
Oos 4rbeitsfel6 lit ein redt groBes
un0 iino oaber nel1e Witglieoer tpiIl'
fommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

aus @taub un6 2ebm oas Neutterber3
formteit, lieBeit 9u einen &ropfen
Deiner unerroliden 2iebe IN 6osielbe
bineintrdltfeln. @inen fleinen 8ru9>
tell Deiner unen6lt9en Giebe gobit
Du Der Mutter nit, als Du ite i6u.
felt. 11u6 6iefer 8rudteiI, 10 unfoBbar
uno bod 6em &inoe 10 nabe, baB er
oeiien Sugeno gum Barooieie geital-
tet, 10 tief nn6 peit, 6aB er 6as ganse
2eben oes &i1oes ri6tungeebeno fiib.
ret uno Ieitet, ldBt uns erit Deine un-
enoltbe 2tebe abnen, i11 Der 9u Sci.
nes eingeborenen @obnes ni9t ge>
idont bait, io1toern ibn fir uns in
oem Eooe 6abingabit.
Die re9te Mutterliebe, ieIbitlos
uno opferfreuoig, losgel0lt bon auer
8eidli6feit uno ungeaiigeIter Sier.
bafttgfeit, geldutert r116 bertlGrt 6ur9
e6tes, uGnnlt6es gbriitentum, tlt in
Ser Sat 6as id0nite abbiIo Ser emf.
gen, unenoli6en 2iebe @ottes, bem
nnter Meni6en ni6ts on6eres an ote
5eite geiteut tperoen tann. Sbr ur.
iprung mn6 GorbiIo lit 6es etpigen
@otes une1polthe Qiebe, oeren Gtefe
nrro S0be ein iterblider Meni6 ME
nienals begrefs1 miro, Die
er MIR in Dernut betp,moern un6 ber.
traneno at1beten fot1n. . @ott, lei
gndofg uno gut. 6aB td bic quite M1t.
ter nod lebenb fin6e. - Sortietung
folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

Rotboliide fir6life Mutorit6ten
uno bic Siibrer unter Oen n1ei1ten pro'
teltantiiden g Ia II b ensbefenntnti1en
opponieren Sem N6litdr31pang i1t
5rieoensBeiten.
Oteb. Baul Eonner, Direftor 6es
&atbo1iiden SSSugenoamtes in Maib'
ington, 8. g., ertlGrte auf Der in NIr
banp ge. g., fattgefltnoenen aonfe~
ren5 bon 8oD 5cout &oplGnen, Der
8lon, Die Musbeb11ng fir oen OeiIitGr.
oienit au6 nod 0em &riege bei51tbe"
balten, fame elmer rationolen 9oto"
Itropbe glei9. "Dieie iiberlebte euro
pdii6e Metbo6e, oie Serri9aft iiber
Die Sugeno unter 6em 8orpa1t6 oes
Batrtottsmus 5u getpinnen'', Iagte
Der Brieiter, ,tpir6 beute Don Der
Breiie uno bon intel1igenten Rreiien
Der 8ebolferuag befiinportet, ani6et.
neno obne &enntniiie ibrer Iangen uno
unbetlbolen @ei6idte in an6eren
2anoern. Seute oerartige @eiebe su
itberitir5en, tpiir6e cine Ser gr0Bten
@ataitropben fir Die amerifanii9e
Sugen6 beoeuten."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

8ort. Die ausre6e: .9os fann t6
ni6t" batte BEL ibr feine @elt1mg. geie'
mails berlangte ite ettpas, oas iiber
anIere &rdfte ging. 9arum batte an9
6ie ausreoe: ,,Dos tann id ntdt" Bel
tbr feline @eltung. - ,,8as, 0u Dinit
Elm Mann tper6en?" iagte ite Damn
NIT gntriiihlng. Gin Wan1 oarf
niemals iagen, 6os fonn id nt9t.
8os man tpfn, 6os tann mani" Auf
oieie 8eiie lebrte tie uns fritb5eitig,
urier 8ollen 5iigeln uno itarfen lno
ie6r 1umndnnli6en 8ei6li6feit &pi>
oerIteben.
8or allem 1ebrte 6ie Whutter urs be-
ten. 0os 8aterunier, BEN @lauben
un6 oie @ebete tpuBten mir l9on NIT
oret Sabren ber5ulagen. @s par ibr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

Mogli6fetten, als an6ere pIaltifde
Stiffe. @s fann 5ur SioIterung elef-
trtider 9rGbte, 5ur Sertel1ung BON
8afierrobren, bic Dem Sroit mioer>
iteben, @epebrfugeln uno @pteIfaden
aler Irt bertpen6et tper6en. Sbi6on
es 10 leidt tit, bob es auf 6em @aiIer
f4tDtmmt, otent es CUR gtnlage bon
f,nftbonen J1bbo6en. gs fann in al
len Sarben bereeiteGt tperoen. Oean
fmn es idgen tpie Sola, au Mai6inen.
tetlen berarbeiten ooer our Sabrtfa-
ton bon @atmnlitparen bertpenben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

aber 1i9t genug, oaB mir Die @ebets'
tporte 1a6 &inoerart NIT oem We11noe
berplopperten, ionoern iie leitete nns
in tlueer 8eile an, NIT utpieren eige'
nen, finoli9en @orten Dem gottli6en
S7usfi1toe 5u iagen, tpas mir tpiini6'
ten. Sic lebrte uns Die Mugegentpart
@ottes, Der in uns urro linn uns 1T,
5u Dem mir ie6er5eit aues fugen ton'
men, mas mir tpollen. Ct itebt un6
bort uns, mo INNER mir itn6. Sn
oieier 8eiie tpar bic We,1tter 1tns bon
fritbeiter SSugeno ulsf @ebrer atno
8orbilo. 8as ip6ter allerba16 Bro.
feiioren MIDI 1ebrten, babe i9 meiitens
pieoer bergellen. Sour Der Meutter
Bort uno 8eiipiel bat ft9 unausloi@.
li6 ei1pgegroben 1T Ser5 1&no Seele.
Spater nuBte i9 binaus ins Sc.
ben. Dort totem itb mir 8ege auf,
Die ni6t NIT @ottes @eeen apno oer
Mentter Sebr uwo 8etipieI iiberetnitirn-
men nollten. Dann lieB Der getreue
@ott iebr oft Ole fdli9ten @orte Der
gatten Wa1tter tpte NIT Slanrmenaiigen
ben aufleu6ten, 10 6aB fte meiner
Seele Sinfternis tagben erIeudteten.
8ob1 f6lob i9 bier ur6 Do, glet9 Ell.
nem eigenitnnigen @inoe, metne Iu-
gen. Sd tpollte nidt ieben, tuas bod
10 flor Dor meinen algen ita,to. @eil
ib 6as Gi6t fiir6tete, Deriu9te i6
tint D,11tfeln taite1po 4pet-
ter, 5,s geben. Gber es balf mir ,1tbts.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

Die 2idtftrablen Der Na1tter 2ebren
6ur6braben bas fiinltlide Duntel
un6 oeisten mir tlar uno oeutlid Die
8ege, Die i'd 5a1 geben botte.
0as gat3e 2eben binourd 1eu9te'
ten mir Der Neutter 8orte ooraus,
boIo our Siibrung ut6 gum Sroite,
bqlo CUR Mobnung uno erniter Riige.
Ser Weutter 8ort fiibrte mid a1s mel
mem @ott. Ser Wutter 8eiipiel 5etgte
mir meines 8eges 3iel uno enoe.
Ser Meutter @ebet i9itbte mid in Ser
@efobr rnro betpabrte mild Dor Dem
Sane. Sabe 9anf, ou GROCER barm'
ber3iger @ott, oaB ou mir cine quite
Wutter gegeben baftl 0u biIt es ge'
ipeien, Der tbr iene groBe, ielbitloie
2iebe ing Ser3 gepflan5t bat. als Du
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
Die Wfetropolitan 0ebensber1the.

@ie Metropolitan 9ebensberitde.
rnngsgeieui6aft berednete, oaB ant
@noe oes Sabres 1914 bereits 8,00O,.
100000 Weni6en ibr @eben 1T Dem
5tpeiten 8eltfrieg berloren baben. Sn
Walbington, 8. g., ma6te Ser @riegs-
ieiiretar Tatterion befannt, oaB iopeit
i9on 100000 amerifanii9e Soloaten
in oieiem &riege bertpunoet tpur6en,
obpobl oas @noe nod ni6t in @i9t
tit. Son oem &riegsoepartmes,t tpur.
De beri6tet, oaB in oieiem &riege Biz
511nt 1. Sanuar oieies Sabres 6O27
ameritanii6e @oloaten Elm o6er meb.
rere @1ie0er einbiiBten. 9orunter be.
finoet. fi6 Der 28idbrtge @orporaI st.
81. 8rotpn aus youngstown, Ohio, oer
bret 8lteoer berlor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
Fine Reise i'm
. Iahre 1919
@oun &nIdpfarrer
Boa, 8mIapfarrer
Sort1eBurrg)

OUA%lC3hApSy
go .ou6 unfere Mutter. Inter
S6meraen umo gntbebrungen tpa6te
iie iiber lire 2ieben IN geh&noen uno
franfen Eagen. &ummer uto Sorge
Inn Seraen, bate iie fir Die Sbren
olle5eit einen froben 8lid i'm Iuge,
ein freunbD6es 8ort auf Der 3unge,
eine begriidenoe @abe in BEN Sanoen.
9em ~&ranfen mar tie Stiibe uno
EroIt. Mm Sage bie Sdroe bel Der
arbeit, ioB ite 5ur geo6t on feinem
2ager. 8a6te er a1tf, iab er tie ittu
uno eerduidlos i'm @6eine oes oer>
oedten 2i9tes. Oen Hoienfrnr5 IN
ben orbeitgefriimmten Singern fragte
ite nit nriloer 5tintme nab ieinen
@iini i6en. Sour tie allein fonnte es
ibm redt MAIDEN. Sbre bartgearbeite>
ten SG11oe tparen 10 tpeid, ibr Nuge 10
Iieb, ibre @oben 10 beilIam 1t1to gut,
ibr 8ort bon freuotger Soffn1tng
1tno Itiller grgebung, 1pie nur cine
Oeutter 1ein fam.
l1niere Wutter tpor feline gelebrte
6rau. Mber ibren @ate6ismus uBte
ite austpenoig. SSbr 2ebrbu9 NOR 6aS
2eben Der Seiligen, Die San0po1tille
ibr Na6i9lugetperf, 6as @ebetbu6 IT.
re 8ibltotbef, unb Der &oienfran5 tbr
Siibrer in geiunoen uno franfen Su>
gen. 3eitungen las ite ni6t. Homane
modte ite 1ti6t leben. 8on i60ner 81
teratur bate 1te teine Mbnung. 5ie
ma6te feine @eoibte, uno mar oo6
etne poetiibe geatur our6 11no ourb.
Sie fpra6 feline bo6tonenoen @or-
te, nod oeritar6 ite gelebrte 8broien
3u orei6en. Sd b0rte 1ie niemals
bo6oeuti6 ipre6en. 9enno6 Babe id
BON ibr 1nebr gelernt aIs bel an ben
gelebrten 8rofeiioren in ipGteren
Sabren. gSie Der ita1po iie gu 1tnter>
ri6ten! sic tpnr Elm geborener S6ul-
nretiter. STR 2ebritabl &por am Meor-
gen Der nie6ere @I6eni9enreI beim
Ser6, o0er am Merro Der 5tnbI bin-
fer benz Nabtii6 unter Der groBen Ee.
troIi11mIanpe, bic bon ser 0ede 6es
3imaners berunterbtng. 8dbren6 ibre
fleiBigen Sdn6e BEL Der arbeit tuaren,
la1ri6ten mir 4inoer tbren flueen uno
lteben Worten. 5ie gab uns Rinoern
bic @rlnolage fir iene 8tfienidaft,
bic allein Dauer BOT fit 6as 2eben
uno fiir bic g1pigfeit.
l1niere 0e1,tter tpar cine Huge
Srau un6 duBerft praftiid. geientals
on1oete ite MiiBtggaug. MuBerbolb Der
@dulseit muBten mir BEL Der @rbeit
belfen o6er 6urften fpieIeuo in Sof
uno 8arten unrbertollen. / 9eiemals
tpur6e oobei ser iugen6liden @uftigs
felt irgenonel6e 56ranfen gefeht,
ielbit tpenn es 5r,peilen 8eulen ab.
iebte ooer 5erriffene Soienbooen gab.
aber gebor6en muBten mir aufs
Evening star., 1945-08-03

nent Undersecretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs.
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, H. M.
Ambassador at Moscow.
Sir Walter Mpnckton, head of the
United Kingdom delegation to Mos
COW reparations Commission.
Sir William Strang, political ad-
wiser to the commander In chief,
British zone in Germany.
Sir Edward Bridges, secretary of
the cabinet.
Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke,
chief of the Imperial General Staff.
Marshal of the Royal Air Force,
Sir Charles Portal, chief of the air
staff.
Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Andrew
Cunningham. First Sea Lord.
Gen. Sir Hastings Ismay, chief of
staff to the Minister of Defense.
Field Marshal Sir Harold Alex
ander, supreme Allied commander.
Mediterranean theater.
Field Marshal Sir Henry Maitland
Wilson, head Of the British Joint
Staff Mission at Washington.
And other advisers.
For the Soviet Union.
The chairman of the Council of
Peoples Commissars, ]. v. Stain.
Peoples Commissar for Foreign
Affairs, v. M. Molotov.
Fleet Admiral N. G. Kuznesov,
peoples commissar. the naval feet
Of the U. S. S. r.
A. I. Antonov, chief Of staff Of the
Red Army
4 A. va Vyshinski, deputy people
cor1missar for foreign affairs
S. I'Kavtaradze, assistant people
commissar for foreign affairs.
I l. M. Maisky, assistant people,
commissar for foreign affairs.
Admiral S. G. Kucherov, chief OF
staff of the naval feet.
! F. T. Gusev, Ambassador of the
Soviet Union in Great Britain.
A. A. Gromyko, Ambassador of the
Soviet Union in the United States
of America.
K. V. Novikov, member OF the
Collegium of the Commissariat for
i VI CASil A1A aAoy O4I ICSOCA Va CAAC pCS-
ond European division.
S. K. Tsarapkin, member of the
Collegium of the Commissariat for
Foreign Affairs. director of the
United States division.
S. P Kozyrev, director of the first
European division of the Commis-
sariat for Foreign Affairs.
! A. A. Lavrishchev, director Of the
division of Balkan countries, Com
missariat for Foreign Affairs.
A. A. Sobolev, chief of the political
section of the Soviet military ad-
ministration in Germany.
I. z. Saburov, assistant to the
chief of the Soviet military admin
istration in Germany.
A. A. Golunsky, expert consultaht
of the Commissariat for Foreign
: Affairs.
And also political, military and
. technical assistants.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Schultz 10 Face Trial
In Marriage 10 WAC
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-A court martial
trial was ordered yesterday for Capt
Carl G.. Schultz, whose marriage
here to WAC Sergt. Kanella Koulou-
varis was protested by Mrs. Ruth
Priscilla Schultz of Chicago, who
said she already was the captains
wife.
Mai Gen. Floyd L. Parks. Ameri-
can district commander, announced
Capt. Schultz had been put under
observation of psychiatrists at an
Army hospital.
1t. Col. Alfred Osgood and Maj
Arthur Summerfield we're assigned
as Capt. Schultz's defense counsel
Sergt. Koulouvaris, who said the
captain had told her his first wife
was dead. has started proceedings
for annulment Of their civil mar
rage.