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Evening star., 1946-02-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G. B-1
SITUATIONS WoMEN lcent.D

NURsE, practical, wishes case: AT: 1855.
NURSE, practical, colored, desires $40 hr.
duty, day or obg, night, maternity or semi
SECRETARY, eS; Yrs exp: neat. accurate;
responsible perm. resident Of D. c.: $50
gsek Tof 1sk SCI 10 Years
Government secretarial experience. s
years in credit department Of oil corpora
ton, desires position in Takoma Park area;
can operate dictaphone. Box 284-K. Star
sTENoGRAPHER will exchange stenog-
raphic services for apartment for self. EN-
Eloyed husband and daughter. age 4. Box
sTENoGRAPHER, expert, long patent law
experience, good on finances and reports
prefer part time. GE. 1341.
TEACHER with B; A.. M g. wishes h e
nsiGD TR.pE XssocIaTIoN 1fli s01 sEekEfARY efA
yrs experience, yrs. in hotel public rela-
ton. promotion. personnel. Box 26s.K
TYPING of all kinds. win call for and
deliver in downtown area. Call DI. 7049
10 to 5: Sat, and Sun. OR. 1851. 2o'
WOMAN wishes work evenings, Saturdays;
dslas s%s s once @
WOMAN, young cultured, recently re.
turned overseas service. desires suitable
enced teacher. translator French. Russian
lish. Box 347-K, Star.
YOUNG LADY desires secretarial work. re.
esptionas as psfitisa private ONCE reference
YoSUiNG WOMAN. College graduate in art
professional exp. as interior decorator
pm. in decorating shop, museum or school
Box 231 j, Star,
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COLORED GIRL wants full or part time
work, Apply to 1892 Champlain st. NV.
any time 14s
fare and lunch. Elk. 1887.
GIRL, colored; wants job to do g.h.w
weekly Call LU. 045S.
nurse in same home; live in: good refs
DE 1857.
GIRL, colored. desires days work. Thurs.
Fri. and Sat, SIS and carfare. MRS. EVA
BROWN, NO. 1895
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work from
3 to l and 2 to q. Call DE. 1898.
MAID will clean apartment, do persona
laundry for employed couple: good refer
ences. HO. 1917.
MAID-LAUNDRESS, part time, for eacf
Thursday and Sunday from noon to m.
permanent; excellent working conditions
excellent pay: references required. GE
437S
WOMAN, white desires general houseworl
by the day or hour. HELEN HARVEY
Lanham, Md.
Evening star., 1946-02-14

VA. BAR REVIEW fsince 1855; classes
begin March 4th for June exam; yrs
law school rssuiIed WALTER J. NEWTON
PIAY iassI9efTt PIANo % ana e compose in months:
also singing and organ instruction. MI
ART LEssoNs-Earn good living in 3
mos, Specialist in fashion figures, ar.
teaches all SHORTCUTS; painstaking instrue-
oGncK oGn r REVIEW f9I COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma,
shPs Boyp Ssc scHooL seSIes s sSy st. IA
SECRETARIAL--Apply in advance for ad-
February ls and rs. Shorthand and type
writing for beginners, review or refresher
credited diploma awarded for completine
a secretarial course. Registration once
open daily and on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. Strayer training is ap-
proved for oI Veterans CAN II person r% f0I
Graduates. graz sTRAYER COLLEGE OF SEC.
RETARIAL TRAINING. Homer Building
Sth apa sss nS Ma f4s week
Call in person for information and guild
ance Counselors will explain the courses
and the career fields open to graduates In
accounting and business administration
strayer COURSES are approyes f1r & 81 vet. .
conferred, c. P. A. coaching included. Spe-
cial refresher class for students and grad
yates of prewar accounting courses Open
daily apS eyeTy | sysning M exseP5 Sataraayy
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 l4th st. NV, MI. 955S, est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared. Le
US prepare you for civil service. Besir
Evening star., 1946-02-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
CUISINES

oOS1tSESc Il :
wk. up; sec. constr otiee, da., 14e Nk.
stenog,, assoc. S45 wk.; StenosSs sscia
work, int, 1850 un;sspatent Law Stepog
wk: many exceptional openinHS And Z
day wk. Oldest emp. ageney IN p e
Est 2s yrs. WELCOME. Miss Lee D0HD'
iSSfoRMATIoN S CLERK F1.si25: recep
tionist-typist. interesting ofhce: cashier
operator, $40. Oldest Employment ,Asenc,
in D. c. fEst IS yrs9 Need 400 ney
applicants daily for current 1pHn mgsE
Welcome-Miss Evans, BoYD6S 1333YF
Ma 233S. s9se& y
TYPISTs FD. $3.50 mo: exper..s sssera
unusual openings; clerk-typist, 5oday VIZ;
wk; payroll clerk, financial ofice. so
information clerk. 5-day wk:, Sl25; picts
phone oper.. 5-day wk, $3.50. Need 10t
positions WELCOME Est. .2S yrs.). Mis-
Evans, BoYDS, 1888 F. MA. 233s. q s..
Evening star., 1946-02-14
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BooKKEEPER, exp. middle aged. all sec
retarial work, wants resp, perm. position;
prefer variety of duties; best ref. start
sal. $40. Tel. HO. ,6767, Ext 743. =
CAMERA GIRL, colored, experienced in
DARK, DARK room s sHaa and camera. Cali no. 19lo.
DRAPES, valances, curtains, bedspreads,
alters ticns: reasonable. Call RA. SS97.
DRESSMAKING, design, remod., altera-
tions; eve. gowns speciality: reas. MISS
BERT; 1920 Irving nv: Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
tractive personality, with ability to meet
people, desires position of responsibility in
high-type business concern capable. of
managing ONCE; excellent references; free
to travel; experience embraces legal. as
sociation and commercial. Box 365-K,
Star
GIRL, colored. experienced. wants position
as cashier; minimum salary. $35 per
week. DE. S777.
LADY, past middle age. retired nurse. would
stay with elderly person, convalescent or
invalid; SOC. an hour or weekly basis Box
291-K, Star. Ia
LADY wants TO manage apartment for apt.
and salary. Write Box Book, Star, 17s
NURSE, care for baby or child: white,
youns, expert GOOD, yefs. Box 3le.K.
Star. IL
Evening star., 1946-02-14
PERSONAL.

NURSE AvAILABLE-Need q nurse7
Pre-. SSOoi Of Of = =saajlassti0ns. insludinE ns Tsia' {.
ssE iaa fAkFS for All all
other details ELKAY PHoTookAPHERs,
phoSE hteSf shIi az HERD Esi $3.50. ask for Mis-.
Wright. II you are in need Of q loar up tr
DIE 81 sShi ASD ALTERATIONS also
restyling. centrally located. Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. Spseial
ITO F'st, NV. Room 20. Telephone Ex-
HOWELL Ssii ACADEMY. accredited boarding
9th grade; located on Severn River estate.
Annapolis 2354 mh6'
home for elderly people, tray service CAL
HfGHEsT n | PRICES PAID for diamonds and
eyysslITy gTsrsntsed Isa sppraisal eensse s
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored from
your or our materials; all workmanship
ssSRsHsreqHi CORSET HosfITxL FOUNDATIONS and
girdles refitted. altered at nominal prices;
tic tppers availaSie for r brassiers' % poR-NE COR
sETs PhoToGKArH 81 aso wsaanss
saio prnts s. ea fose foT So Sn ose
PORTRAITS of quality in the home. with
esdfen PAf A6
3O11.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or ne
fee;. relief from pains and aches due t.
weak heart asthma. rheumatism, arthritis
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet: Lady Natureeppath,e 20 years expert,
sxcEpT snec IT ehaTs msS ss hoRN SSa AGAIN he
not see the Kingdom Of God. John 3:3
Christian and Personal Worker, 25 N st. W
curpr uoSprrAI rar,, ,r. +,rnaa
repairs made: some types of sewing; hem
faoTo IbSs5at9f 81 YOUR Easy in your home: :,
own OWN enyfronment snyfro % For appoiniments cal
Bab7 B3 t7a sfG Il evening baby pictures
@ Phone sH: sssi evenings and sunday.
pared M sy I sssossnsasHafS s saS books brousht " Y. ts
MILLISERY. Mill SEiHe REsTrYLING. BLockiNG
order; osIne exauisite Samples in stock. 1oouf
HATS; 1898 14th st. NV. Open eyes
VETERAN, starting anew, painter; free
estimates; kitchens and baths speciality
IASsEI 3 GRETEL DAY NURSERY. 4
age child. in nearby Md: careful, constant
supervision, plus the best. In nourishing
food. For appt.. cali MRS. FLEMING,
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS taught
by highly cultured young French woman.
Thorough course in grammar and conver-
sation: Parisian accent. Private tutor.
MI, $3.50
ANY ONE KNOWING the whereabouts o.
DR.. Sommerweck. formerly of 1921 10th
St NV. Please call FIR. 5119.
CATHERINE BRANSON lwhite), contact
Catherine benson from Luther Place
Church at 624 Elliott st. ne. Apt. 8.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, mod
ern day and boarding school for children
from to 12 years old: daily transporta-
ton 940l ueorgia ave. sH. 1874
Evening star., 1946-02-14
MOTOR TRAVEL,

TRAVEL By PLANE, anywhere. any time.
Call Spruce 0SSS
route the 18th or 18th in Al Pontiac
Have room for 4 passengers. Call Elk
1865 between 8 and s pm. ~
SAN ANTONIO, TEX-Will take or
passengers; leaving the 18th or l4th
Phone NO 1892. IA
PRIVATE CAR to Los Angeles, IA or 15
take or 5; share expense. Phone NO
TO NEWARK, N. j., and return. Leave
Friday night, return Sunday. Call DE
1925 after pm.
LADY wants motor transportation to Mi
ami Beach Feb. 18th or 18th. Call after
8 pm. WA. 2143,
TRANSPORTATION wanted to Houston.
Tex, or vicinity, by 2 adults. Feb. 17.lS-
10. Glebe $3.50. 16'
Evening star., 1946-02-14
HELP poMEsrlc.

CHILD'S MAID. live in; light duties. other
help employed. Georgia OF 40. 20 Critten-
GMAMRRSM;.m asn ssi Ris; ,ru a. mart t,us stav
through dinner, other help employed live
in or out, experienced; good salary. Call
RA. 63I7.
CLEAN, reliable, gh.w, plain cook: stay
in or out; no Saturdays; health card, ref
erence. GE, $780,
COMPETENT MAID to live in. ghw, cook
ing, serving. light laundry; must be in
telligent and capable. fond OF children;
local references required; S30-S35 week.
WI 1896.
COOK, white, live In, apt; family Of 8;
refer. required Adams 5275.
COOK, thoroughly experienced, and house
employed; $3.50 per mo-; references. Cali
EN- 666g.
COOK, must be expsr, and expert; local
Evening star., 1946-02-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO You want to sell? We have buyers
with cash, List with US. free appraisals;
ao Obligation; no charge % unless sola lae ca.l l
81. 3s6s. YOUNG q PASTOR, 1923 YER
GRoCERY STORES wanted for our cash
buyers. List with me for prompt and en-
cient service. HARRY SHENK. Broker,
Evening star., 1946-02-14
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
INSTRUCTIONS couRsEs.

COLORED CoUPLE-Wife desires genera
nousework in D. c.; Is years in one place
husband, vet, working elsewhere. will as
sist with light duties. Call FR. 7349: Il
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1lth ST. NV.
cLER1K.IYPIsT. permanent position; high
days. d. = BOY saS3 s63-J, j. star. star oi' week. 07'
of tipping helpful; circulation department,
aeWspaper ofn1c3e; 5la-day week; advance
CLERK, some typing, to learn optical lab
oratory ONCE procedure; starting salary,
S25 per 40-hr., 512-day week: permanent
BROWN CO, 1924 Eye st. NV. ''
CLERK for mail and information desk
young lady Of good background: experience
roundings, cooperative co-workers See Mr.
Brown. HOTEL RALEIGH,
to eeeca work tp no
ents: high school grad, age II or over;
opportunity for advanesment; perm. posi-.
INSURANCE CO. Cali for appointment
CLERK, general office work. experienced
nent position; good salary. Apply to MI
ksR CLERKS aSD cfERkPYPrsTs Il dF 81 na ARE
auired by headquarters Office of interna.
tional organization. These positions star
mite opportunity for advancement. The,
INCLUDE liberal annual leave sick leave, re.
ttrements and a 5-day week of 40 hours
Replies must give full particulars, such a.
training, experience, age, etc. Box 460-E
tions: no exper. nee. Apply ELITE LAuN.
DRY CO, 2119 14th ST. NV
CLERKS, refined ladies for special offic,
positions: neat and accurate; 44-hr. wk
Apply ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 21I9 14tf
CLERK, general office work: knowledge oi
bookkeeping helpful; good salary and pro-
motion. See Mr.. Edwards AIRPORT
11sRsasNSPoRT, 1sss INC, COS Barr Bldg, RE
CLeRK. part time, pm. to pm
routine work in dry cleaning store; excel
CLERK-TYPIST in hotel equipment bust
ness: permanent position; 5h-day week
Apply 70 Mr.. Robey. e. B. ADAMS CO.
GIN. x. ave. NV.
d|SE kATGas a2gxsGn a22SsgEs sGnsia!s iai.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

Widt BEN trdumeriiden golfsfiibrer,
Der balo lid, balo anbere nit Soft
nlt1gen betrog, Die ms 1,nier rlngliid
MIR nod entiesliher fiiblen lalien.
@ebt mir nteinen @lauben tpieber,
oen @lnnben an Die 8armber5igfeit
uno Gnaoe oeiien, ben ib 10 unaabIi-
genial beleibigt babel"
Sermonn bate lih auf ben 8oben
oes 3immers getporfen llno pergaB
iib pollitanoig in Ieinem Summer.
Ger beftige Seelenidmer5 erpreBte
ibm einen Strom bon grGnen; nit
beioen 5dnoen bielt er itd) BEN gilt
benb beiBen &opf, oenn an ben Shl1-
fen po6te oas 8lut pie nit Sammer,
idldgen. Cine geraume 8eile lieB ct
ieinen Sranen freien 2auf, unb bas
erleihterte i'm. ssn Santa Srinita be
Wonti ldlltete bie slpeglofe. Ser
mann lauld)te al1f ibren miloen, att
terroen Slang. 3ann iprang er ouf,
iebte ltb pieber on oas 5eniter uno
ihaute auf oie 8ta55o. Gie &irhgGn=
ger famen aus oem slbenbgottes-
bienite. us4dl fonnte idb glauben llno
boffen tpie iene eroBen &inoer, pie
iene 8liidliden, bie oa meinen, i'm
angeiibt ibres shopfers eefniet gu
boben!"
Gonn oahte Ser iunge Wann ober.
mails nit finiterer Miene iiber lein
@eidid nod. BlotIid) ieood erbellte
iidp iein antlib; er erbob ii6, tpan=
bette i'm 3immer einieemal auf uno
ob, blieb iteben uno ioete laut: yNein,
niht 5u &reu5e friedelt Dor oen Bfaf-
fen tpie oieie Nomer! slber fGrnpfen
unb rineen pie ein epangeIii6er
Gbriit! Sd NJ iii glauben, i1 min
es, muB es!"
gead 5pei ODER orei Minl1ten fubr
er fort: ~llno oenno6, rubig maht
nih's nidt. Iber ih pill, ib bin
Elm Wann. Sd min ser @elt aeisen,
oaB idJ itarf bin. Ger @elt? So, ser
8elt! Mber @ott :. tpie ioa ib 8ott
5eigen, bob id) midi beiiern pill?"
|. er belt tpieoer inne. v8laube
id an 8ott, an Seine @erehtigfeit ?
an Seine 8nabe?"
Sermonn fiel auf bic &niee, es 5og
ibn nie nit gebeimnispouer Wo6t gu
gooen. ST fiiblte ii6 nit einem Wol
gang rubig uno getr0Itet. Ct ielbit
peritano iid nidt, oenn ME 5upor
bate er Dor ieinem Sd0pfer bus
anie gebengt. Sest ldielr ibm oas 10
natiirlidl ia 10 notnenbig. Cine Bis
Der unenpfunoene Sreuoe, eine 4b=
nrng bon Der Waieitlt oes allgegen=
partigen 8ottes our6bebte i'm. gs
mar ibn 81 0hute, als miilie er Dem
Shopfer lein gan5es Sd 5u 5iiBen
legen; als miiiie er Sbm ieine Seele
gans 5u eigen seber, uno als 5tpi1lge
Die Seele aud ben 2eib, anbeteno
nieoer5uiinfen. r8ie gut lit ser Serr
gegen Ole, melde redten Ser5ens
linb!"
0tit ousgebreiteten uno bo6 erbo=
benen Sanoen 6etete Sermann: 80
@ott, mein Shopfer! @ib mir elm
reftes Ser5, pie Gu es liebit, uno
erneuere in mir oen @lauben an Sid
uno Geinen Sobn, meinen grloier!
Beige mir, mas id tun ioa, Inn Sir
mleoer 5u gefaaen, unb gib mir &raft,
Geinen grleudtllngen 5u folgen."
ga borte er elm @er6uif an Ser
Siire. iShnea itano er auf: 5erbinano
nno 3ainer traten in oas 3ilnmer.
~ab, Faroon" iagte Der eritere,
lid pltBte nidt, ooB ou bier porlt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

Cine Heibe bon Berionen traten por
ieine Seele: Die ifeptiiden BrofeIIo-
rem auf BEN 8erliner ltniperiit1tsfa-
tbebern; ieine loferen @ef6brten;
gefanntihaften, Die er beiier genie
ben bate (. es lit tpabr: rein lno
unidplloie ourfte er Dem Goter ms
Iuge ieben, als er i'm 5lr ui,iberii-
tat entlieB. nSernann, nergiB ME,
baB au6 ser Monn cine littlid]e Oh
re bat! Gerliere ME Die 9lbtuna Dor
Dir Ielblt!" Gas maren oes greiien
8aterS mabnenoe 8orte geipeien.
Gonn fam ein 6oa aus 2eiftlinn
nno iltgenoliher Sd1tpdhe (. oie
8enoiien orangten peiter! 8! nit
ser adJtlng Dor iidy ieibit perIor er
ben 8lauben. 9tift Die rationaliiti=
lde Gbiloiopbie, nein, er ieIbit betrog
li6. 8eeen Die Heiultote Ser Sreioen=
fer fonnte er iih mebren NIT ieiner
Gernunit. uIber adj, als i6 gefoIlen
NOR uno mid ipobl 5u fiiblen glanbte
in meinem beimlihen gleno, oa freu=
te es mid, BEL ben Brofelioren oas
entif)uloiet 5u finoen, ipofiir mid
mein 8etpiiien anflagte. Nein, nein,
nid)t bic 8iiienihaft fat mid betro=
gen: ih bate ia meine Gernunft, Inn
8ut uno 8oie 5u unteriheioen! Mber
id pollte blind lein, tpoate Die 8obr-
belt niht tpilien, neil ibr 2iht mei=
men 9lugen pebe tot."
Sermann bad]te on Die n1hlte 9e-
gegnllng nit ieinem Goter: er fiiGlte
es, Der flare 8lid oes erfobrenen uno
iittenitreneen 8reiies ipiirbe aui BEN
8runoe ieiner Seele leien! Sem So
ter mar Elm Gbriit; per5eiben
miiroe er ibm oesbalb, ober bill
Iigen fonnte er oas 2eben oes
Sobnes nj Of f. l1no iiberoies botte
Sermann bic ahtung Dor iif ieIblt
oerloren Wer folrnte ibm 3 i e
Dieoergeben2 $50 ioQte er Den sSrie=
Den ieinek &nahenjabre jebt finoen?
5ait boberte er nit Ser goriebung,
oaB lie i'm nid1t fatboIiid) bate gebo=
rem lperOen lalien. &otboliid, es NOR
frellid) Elm 9lberglaube, aber elm id0=
ner aberglaube, ser ieinen 8efen=
nern Croft uno 8erubigung geip1brt.
Ser Eroteltantismus fam ibm 10 fdlt
uno gefiihaos Dor. r@enn ib fein
gutes @erf tun fam" ba6te Ser
mann, ~io bin ib nidt imltanoe, pie=
Der gut 5u MAIDEN, pos id) geiiinbigt.
aber bleibt mir nidlt Der 8laube?
2edt Gbriltlls nid)t olle meme Sim
Den gu? Sieaeidt >snoes, tpo ba=
be i6 Die 8arantie, baB 8ott mid
Dieoer ref)tfertigt? @as lit Die @abr=
belt betreifs Gbriiti, meines Grlo-
iers? @ar gr 8ottes Sobn? Selber
8ott? Sber nur ein Menld), Der
Weiie bon Na5oretb? :. . perfludt
Die unieligen 2ebrer ser ssinIternis,
Die MIDI oes Sroites neiner Sugen6
beraubt baben! Sbr miiiet nidbt, mel
dies unbeil ibr itiftet, nenn ibr Dem
Wanne ben ,foitbariten Sd)os entrei=
Bet, ben er iein eieen nennt: ben fino-
lihen, unbe5ueifelten 8louben an
Selus Gbriitus als Sen Grloler Ser
Iiinotgen Menid)beit. Sbr gerfiibrer!
go 5eiget mir nun, pie mir oie Sui
manltdt, Der Boittipismus, bic ge-
lauterte Relision beIfen f0nnen in
meinem eigenen glenoe! 8ebt mir
meinen 8ott 5uriid! gi6t iene 8elt-
leele, bon oer oud ib Elm Seil bin,
Die nnbarmber5ie uno gefiibaos oen
epigen areislouf Der etpisen Moterie
belebt! 8ebt mir meinen Grl0ier!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

nabm oas 0ort: rWo3u iiber bie So
de @orte perlieren? G11 boIt reft,
Stepbanie, man nluB i'm Stillen mir
fen Sonit geidiebt es gar leidt, oaB.
man I'M Der eigenen 8efrieoiguna
tpillen Wobltdtigfeit iibt. Gann ba=
ben nobl Die 9eidenften ben Nuten
oaoon, aber neniger Die 8eber."
vMoma, 10 oft Bopa mir einen
fleinen 5onos anpertraut, bite id}
ben lieben 8ott IN Der beiligen Meiie,
gr moge MIDI aaes aus 2iebe 5u Sbn1
austeilen lallen."
r7os lit ser re6te @eiIt, Stepbo=
ME. a6, pie oft peroen aub uniere
eblen Mbitdten Dor 8ott nti1t6eriper=
| ttg infolge bon Soffart unb gitel=
feit!"
rSSo," beitatiste Hainer, rtpeiBt 81,
no6 Wonia, tpte Ser &onefteur fir
Dos Srielter aaeemeine Soipital 5u
Dir iugte: SD idreibe ssbren Nomen
obenan in Die Sammellilte; tpern bo
itebt: aoelbeio 6reifrau bon Brato-
rins, geborene 8rdftn al Blatten=
berg, fiinfbunbert Wfarf i1brlid -
Damn fommen oie anoern 0amen
audi"
Ger Sunge oeflamierte bie @orte
nit liipelnoen iiioiiden Mfoent uno
feierlidem Batbos. 10 oaB ale laden
mubten. Seine Mama iagte iebofD
ernit: ~&ainer, parum bieie l1nge-
ibidtbett Dieoer auflpGrmen2 gs lit
nidt nett; oerglei6en pergiBt man.
Sermann persli6 in @eoanfen nit
5rau bon Brdtorius ieine Eonte SUI
lie. 8ie peridieoen tparen oiele 5tpei
0amen I'M @obltln, 1pie berIhie6en
in ibrem l1rteil iiber oen gedhlten!
Waoame antring prdltoierte in elmer
Helbe bon &on1ltees un6 mar Wtit=
glieo elmer itets tpabienoen Mnsabl
bon faritatipen 8ereinen, batte ME
3eit fiir ibre nd6lten Mngeborigen,
bing ibre bumanitdren 8eItrebunaen
an Die groBe @lode uno lGutete tie
Damn IN alien @eleal6aften aus. Salb
trug lie Elm pietiitilhes Gbriltentum,
balb cine enan5ipierte Srauenbil-
oung CUR Sda1. Seber3eit moIlte lie
als Sfmelter Seiner Wagnificens bes
praiioierenoen 8iirgermeilters Or.
Sdlor Brdtorius reipeftiert nno fe-
tlert tDeroen, anoern Bertreterifnen
ibres 8eIdledtes bingegen perlaate
tie meiitens ieoe &uloigung uno sln-
erfennung. vWeine Sdape1ter esulie,"
bate Der 8iirgermeiiter einmal CD
Jar gegeniiber oerlauten Iailen, mar
l6on als &inb ettpas apart, aber aur
gnttpiflung gelangten ibre Sonoer-
barfeiten crit na6 ibrer 8erbeiratl,na
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

BEL meinem boben alter natiirli6
lein. Sdy boffe, did nod in slmt nno
8iiroen ieben 81 fonner. gleibe nur
elm rehter Mann, Damn bilft Dir
8ott. gs 1piiniGt Dir nod uiel Ser
gniigen in s5talien
yIein treuer Gater
Or H1inr Nrntnrills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

Noble slsco investigated and took plaster casts of the prints.
 investigator checked on tne brothers and early Sunday found Q pair of Navy-type issue boots n J0s- eph Woolrldge's home.
 The prints of the boots matched those at the scenes of the accident and siaylng, even to paschwork grip on tho soles and cross bars on the heels.
 After signing the confession, he was asked # he felt better,
 ''some better" he replied calmly
 Prosecutor Robert McCrae, at Bloomington, said the case would pc presented to e grand jury as soon as
 Mccrae said woolridge had long police record. Tn 1891 he was sen- tenced to i6 months in the Indiana boys school for petty larceny, and in i03e he was charged with public lndecency twice and was sentenced to six months on Q sodoTay charge He is married and has two children
 Mrs. Coleman's husband, Ken- meth, 60, told authorities he had not known of his wife's affair with KoontE, despite the fact it was coEt- mon knowledge In. the community KoontE was general manager of the Empire Stone quarry and led the church choir. Mrs. Coleman worked in the ofiice of Q creamery firm and sang in the choir, Gossip about
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

freedom"
 Tierney then went on to say he first read of Learyis alleged arrest on Wednesday in the Chicago Tri- bune. He vent to the central head quarters at 9 Q. m. and asked for Captain Jerry Looney whom he knew well. Looney was not in his office, but an officer was assigned to show Tierney to LeaFy's cell on the fourth floor.
 LeaEy Admits Identity
 Tierney said he asked the police. man to take c walk" while he spoke with Leary. He said he told Leary or Donovan, the alias Leary was using at the time T am here to help you Dan in anyway I am able. I knew it was Dan Leary ale right he added.
 ''Dan at first denied who he was. I got permission to take him to a small room off the cell block and there we talked. He admitted to me he was Dan Leary. I told him I would get him Attorney Emmett j., ByTne, former assistant States At- torney In Chicago. and 8 personal friend of mine. Tlerney continued. I also told Dan to keep quiet untll I could get the attorney"
 T left him and then went to the office of Captain Looney." Terney continued. There I told Looney. as a matter cf private record between two friends. that the man who call- cd himself Donovan was really Leary and ! wanted to help him end