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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

ifen 8lan yihperen Sersens" suge'
itimmt, Die 5itbrer Der oreibunoert.
niio5ebn Miaionen Sinous in ber
Soffrung baB Die neun5ig Millionen
8laubigen bes 8ropbeten in sSnoien
Die bisber itiirmiid 8iloung zines be.
lonoeren uno pollfommen ielbitanoi.
gen mobammeooniiden Staates for.
oern iid BON Der 2ebensunf1bigfeii
eines iolden Staatsmeiens ii6er5eu.
gen uno fir cine inoiicbe 5ooerotion
5n getpinnen iein meroen. 9iele Soft
nnng bes slnbangs 8banois griinbet
iih in Der Sauptlade auf pirtlhafts-
geograpbiide Grpdgungen. Gin mo.
bammeoanildes rBafiitan" tpiiroe
ndmlih in einen falt rein lanoDirt-
lhoftliden noromeItli6en @ebietsteil,
oas ~5iinfItromlano" (Bunoidab)
uno Oie i'm Horooiten Ser poroerinoi-
lhen Salbinlel gelegene Bropin5 8en-
golen 5erfaaen, uno 5tpii6en Die BET
Den Staatsbdlften tpiiroe iid Elm gut
tnuleno Weilen breiter binooltaniIher
Rorrioor idieben. 9aB elm folder
Staot lid bon slnfang an oen ib1pie-
rig1ten SerDaltungss uno 8irtI6afts.
problemen ~gegeniiberleben tpiiroe,
ltegt auf Der Sano. Snbellen geben
Die Wteinungen Der europdii6en Sod
perltanoigen iiber bie griitensfGbig.
feit zines iouneranen Staotes Bofi-
ltan auseinanoer. .f.
3weifelbafter oils sic administrative
ofonomii6e grilten5fabigteit zines
oerartlgen itaatliden 8ebilbes auf
Dem ~S1bfontinent" lit es aber, oh
Wfubammeoaner uno Su1ous es nad
Der Itaatliden Srennllng beiier Der
Iteben peroen, frieoli6 miteinonoer
ans5tfommen, als es bisber ser sSaIl
lit. I'm 5u erfennen, tpie groB sic &C.
fabr tit, baB bieie beioen Barteien,
Denn ieoe BON ibnen oie Sano an
einem eignen Staatsapparat bot crit
redt fortfabren tperoen, einanoer Su
befebOen, broudte man leit Dem &rie=
ge 1ur oie 3eitltngsmeloungen aus
Snoien iiber inoiide Heligionsfras
malle 5u oerfolgen.
Sretlid lit es immerbin moglid
nno I'M Sntereiie oes @eltfrieoens
iiderli6 aufs inniglte gu piini6en,
oab Die beioen Surteien i'm Morgen=
lt6t ser inoiiden ltnabb6neigfeit bod
nod 5ueinanoer finoen uno na9
Sabrbunoerten blutiger 8laubensfeb-
Den :gtoglidfeiten frieoliden Neben-
einanoerle6ens ent0eden peroen. Sc
Der 6reuno Der Golterfreibeit miro
oen in0ii6en G0lfern cine gliidli6e
Gnt1uiflung ibrer itaatliden gigen-
art bon Ser5en gonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

meninlihe Bernnnft 0ie aueIle aller
Wabrbeit tpie auh Der iittlihen Orb
nung. Der Wenih lit oas WtaB aIler
Ginge. Cine iibernatiirlihe Sffenba-
rlng gibt es nibt. gs gibt iiberbaupt
feinen @ott. Die menihlide Natur lit
gut uno pollfommen mno tpeiB nihts
pon elmer grbliinoe. Dorum oas
Shlagnort: .3uriif CUR Natur" Is.
S. Mouiiean). Sn Der fran50iiihen &e-
pollution murbe Die 8ernrnft iogar
nls @ottin gefeiert. 9ieie sluffldrung
fiibrte 5ur 8ermeltlihung BON Staat
lrnb @eieaidaft. Sbnle nno gr5ieb-
llng, Gultur iinb &unit. 8apIt Bius
XI. nennt oiele 2ebren nno 8eItre-
bungen in ieiner Gbriitfonigs- -@n5p.
flifa bonn 25. DECEMBER 1926 uDie
Beit oes 2ai5ismus".
Cine nnoere Srrlebre, Die beionoers
BON oen Mrloiopben Spinosa, Gi6te,
Segel, 5delling Oertreten miro, lit
Der 8antbeismus (yG1es tit 8ott"
Gieie perlpiidt oen ipeientlihen I'm
teridieo 5niIden @ott uno @elt, leug.
net oas Daiein zines perionliben Got
tes uno lebnt Die iibernntiirlide Sf-
fenbarung ,unb oumit oas Gbrilten-
tltm ob. Cine gan5 gefabrlibe Ibart
bieier 2ebre o@ott 1lno oie @elt iinb
ems" (8erenann) lit Der nWptbos
Don 8lut uno Static.
(ShluB folgt)
C.=St. d. C.eD.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

Igealterte sSrauen. Gem Sremoen tp1.
re pielleiht Die erite 8egegm,ng etipas
peinlif, er miiBte iih crit 6elinnen,
iper oas eigentlid lit, bes "a ic ld-
delnb auf i'm 5utritt. Gu iist ntarl
Damn in einem engen falten Gen-
lions5immer ooer in elmer pom 2drm
elmer eroBen 8eipobneridaft erfiillte,,
8obnung. Grit fommen oie @orte
5ogerno, Damn i6neler, Damn bribt
Der StauOamm Der Semmltngen unh
aa oas gleno offenbart iih. Otan mar
lange fort, mebr ais Elm Sabr5ebnt,
rnb es faat idper, iid 81 peritGnbi-
gen uno allies 5lt oeriteben. gea6 eini-
gen Sagen miro ser 5remoling an-
fangen, ieine gefannten 5u iortieren,
Inflagen, gel6neroen, Shrnei6e-
leien 5u tperten ooer 5ll enttperten,
Die edten Gone on oen fallhen AT
llnterI6eioen. Sober bat elm anoeres
Srogramm, Elm proruiiildes, elm pro-
uncertainties, Elm fapitaliItiihes, ein
lo5ialiitiIdJeS, unb alles lduft i6lieB-
lid oarauf binaus, oaB iie Sunser
baben oieie Meniden, it'd nad Sett,
&affee, Shofolaoe ooer ionInpus ieb-
men, oaB lie piiien, ooB iie auf oert
@ege itno, elenOig 5uerunoe gu geben.
:. Gs Daren 5uoiele Sabre, in oenen
man bier bonn Golfe eine beroiide
Saltung perlangte. Gas boie 9eilpiel
Der gelobnung bon gerr1tern uno
9enult5ianten bat leine Solgen. Sit
Ter 1tno ieine M1nner puBten, tuie
man Elm iittenfeltes golf peroerben
tann, uno niemal5 berri6te fpobl Io-
plel &orruptton Dte iebt, ME nuroe 10
o1el geltoblen, tpte in oieler 3eit nah
Dem 8riege, cine 5olge oes allgernei-
men Glenos. Natiirlif, tper i'm @obl=
ltano lebt, fam ii6 Ieidt cine qanse
Vtenge Gbarafterfeitigfeit leiIten -. .
Wobln man bort, ieoer m0dte meg
bon bier, modte ouslpanoern, aber
nlht in ein anoeres 2ano oieies aon-
tinents, ionOern 1peit meg, auf oie
dnoere jSeite oes 8lobus. l1no tper
tann es? aarm iemanol @ir bleiben
ole in einem goot uno f4npfen nit
Den Mellen Inn oas nafte 2eben. 8ir
Dl'1en es, iDenn mnn 1tns niht hilft,
geben mir ale 5ugrunoe. Rod baben
mir nit feinem 2ano einen Srieoens-
oertrog, uno es lit uu6 gar ni6t ab-
5u1eben Donn bel Der 8ielieitigfeit
Der Melnungsoeri idieoenbeiten bamit
5ll retbnen lein miro, baB 10 ettpas tpie
eln ltebereinfon1men 5uItanoe font
men tptro. eines piiien mir ober: oas
ut Der @unld - nidt Ser bon Sine
rita -, oas bisberige 9eutI6lanb 10
SIT 5erfeben, oaB es bieien perarmten
uno ausgebungerten Meniden ourd
Senerattonen nidt mebr moglidj iein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
5nhtrnH t,rmr zptt

Gum 5ueiten Male innerbalb me-
niger Wonate bot oie britiide Megie-
rung iih 5ur gaumung Snoiens 1.no
our @emabrung poller nnabbGngig-
teit oes = elm Siinftel Der MenI j.
belt nmfaiienoen = inoilben 8oIfes
perpfli6tet. 0iesmal lit 2onoon nod
tpeiter gegangen, als NIT Ieinem gnt.
idluB bonn Spatpinter, inoem es 6en
Sermin fir 3uriidaiebung oes enali-
lden Wtilitdrs uno uebergabe oller
Negierungs= uno 8ertpaltunasfunf.
tionen an @inbeimii6e oorperlegte:
geidt erIt Wfitte 1948, ionoern in sebn
8oden Us. @ugllIt), am Sabrestag
Der iapanilchen &apitulation, miro Die
2onooner @rbeiterreeiernng, unbe-
fiimmert Inn 0en fonierbatipen @nt.
riiltungsiturm, Der i6on auf Die erIten
@nfiinOigungen Ger Breisgabe sn-
oiens losbraG, Die @eibide oes tpeit-
aus groBten lrno rei6iten 2anoes oes
8ritenreides in Die S1n6e 0es inoi.
iden 8olfes ielber legen.
9obei miro es iib INN Die erIte bon
5pei Stnfen banoeln, in 6enen oas ia.
fulare greisnis iib pon5ieben loa.
Son Dem be3eidneten 3eitpunft an biz
gum Is. SUM 1913 miro sSSnoien, als
@an5es ooer in Sorm opeier Ieparater
Staaten, Sinooitan llnb Bofiitan, Mu-
tonomte innerbalb bes 8ritiib Cont
monipealtb genieBen. SnnerbaIb bieler
5ebn Monate baben bie Snoer augleid
@elegenbeit, cine gntideioung iiber
Die enogiiltige rationale griiten5form
ibres 2anoes 5u treffen. Das aabi-
nett Mttlee bat ibnen polle sSreibeit Der
@abl 5ipiiden 8erbleiben inn britt
i6en &eibsOerbano ODER totaler Cos
loinng BON england uno glustritt aus
oem empire na6 Dem Is. Stunt nod
item Sabres 5ugeiidert.
8eioe grobe Barteien S,roiens 6ie
in Der &ongreBpartei olliammenge-
idloiienen Sinons (unter @ban6i unb
Nebru) u1o 6ie We,tbanmeoaner I'm,
ter Stmnin baben Dem neuen engli.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

miro, etipas gritrebensDerfes 5u er.
reiden. Ia niisen feline groBen 8eben
geDi6tiger Bolitifer, feline Mabnun-
gen ouslanoilder 5ahleute, Die bas
2ano bereiien. Gs ibeint uns, als
menn Die ginfliilie anoerer beoeitten-
oerer &rdfte bod itdrfer lino uno oaB
man bieien na6geben miro, Inn eines
Cages enolih 8ube gu baben. @ie es
nm oiele &ube 6eitellt iein miro, fann
nur Die 3utunft 5eigen. 8ir Iino an
miioe uno obeefdnpft, Inn uns beute
Idon Den aopf iiber oieie 3inge 3u
5erbre6en, Ole mir ipeoer dnoern, nod
beeinfluiien fonnen >. :"
lleber Die burf) 8ontben in Meiin-
tier IN 8eltfalen ongeridteten ShG-
ben lelen mir in einem iiberIeeilhen
glatt II. a.: Salt neiolos bot Ser Wfiin-
Iteraner 3iiiieloorf bie @iiroe iiber-
lalien Wtetropole oes neugegriinoe.
ten 2anoes Nororbein-@eItfol 5u
peroen, benn ieine Staot lit feline
Staot mebr, ltn0 oer Subel ser 5abl-
reiden airden, sic emit ibre roma
nilden gotii6en uno bnrofen Siirme
ltol5 iiber oas @epirr ser mittelalter=
liden StraBen boben, lit in cine Itlun-
me, qualenoe &lage oeriponoelt NOR
oen. Cine Ger bliibenoiten Statten
biirgerli6er &ultur lit falt bouitGn-
Dig IN Sritmmer geirnfen. Die Sol
laoe oes &atbaules, Sinnbilo goti=
iden 8eiltes, lit ntdt mebr. $50 iid
blnter tbr Der Saal befano, in Dem
emit ser 8eitfaliide 5rieoe oas Otor-
BEN oes GreiBisidbrisen arieges
Q618-164S) gum ablhIuB bradte,
tilrnt Itd belte Elm Sduttbaufen.
Ger 9om, oie ltebertpalierfirde, Dos
S6loB, ser barode &unobou ser Gle.
mens=&tr6e - aIles lit 5erItort. Sour
oben, I'M idDer bertpunoeten ssleht-
Derf Der Samberti-&irfe, lit nod ei-
ner iener Sdfige eingeflemntt, in 6em
emit Die Seiden Ser @ieoertaufer our
orobenoen Wabnung ausgeitellt tpur-
ben. Ser Saulenportitus oes Rom-
berg=Salaites, ser pormals oas Sbea-
fer uno Oie WtltIifi6ule bnrg, ragt,
BON bol5ernen Sfeilern abgeitiitt, 1pie
etne 5tlmfulilie ii6er bie Sriinrmer.
&eines Ser breitfliigeligen goelsb1u.
ler, Die oas Gbarafteriitifum @fiin=
tiers moren, lit perIhont eeblieben =. .
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Hrrn1tfdrtPs

Ser 81. 8uter bat oen Gegens oes
SrieIterIeminars Ssnabriid, Or. 0fi-
d)ael &eller, als gta6folger bon &ar-
Olnal @raf BON @alen gum 8iIfof
bon Wunlter ernannt. 8ildof Seller
lit 1896 ge6oren, lpurOe 1921 5ltn1
@rieIter getpetbt uno mar ieit 1889
&egens bes Brielterleminars in Ss-
nabriid.
8ie oas amerifuniI6e Suuptquar-
tier in 6ranffurt mitteilt, peroen bis
5l1m 80. SUM Oie lebten bonn ameri=
tanil6ens Seere nod feItgebaltenen
5,30S oeutlden &riegsgefangenen
elltlaiien neroen. 8ei &riegsenoe mo-
rem 100000 europdilhe &riegsge-
fangene in oen Sdnoen oes Sberfom-
nanoos Ser 9laiierten.
Sm boben sitter bon ie6sunoneun=
5ig Sabren peri6ieo in Netpport, st.
s., Berrp Belmont, gntel oes &on-
mooore Matbep Berrp, friiber Ofit-
glieO bes 8unoesfongreiies uno peit-
befannter diplomat. Sor crit lieben
Sabren mar er 5ur fatbolil6en Stride
ii6ergetreten. Inter Sen Sinterbliebe-
men befinoen ii6 P. SaSarge, ST.,
G6efreoafteur ser 8o6enl1rift
,slmerico'. 8errp Belmont mar in
Seem Yorf geboren als tSobn oes ST.
sluguIt Belmont, ituoierte
an oen ltniperlttaten Sarparo, 60
lumbia uno Berlin uno par in oen
Sabren 1880 big 1888 0fitglieo Oes
&ongreiies. Garauf ging er als ame-
rifaniiher 8otI6after nab Wtaorio.
slls &eprdientant I'M &ongreB fun
gierte er II. a. uls unterbanOler Der
I'M 5mil6en Ben iiioame=
rifanilden Staaten 8oltuien, Gbile
uno Beru Srieoen 81 itiften. Son iei-
nen i6riftiteaeril6en slrbeiten tpur-
ben am belten betannt: rNational
ISOLATION gln Saulion", neroffentlidt
1925, nno v8olitical equality ano
9teligious Tolerance, from &oger
@iaians to Sefferion", peroffentlidt
1923.
Gin 3uriidgefebrter idreibt aus
8eit-9euti6lano: Gin Srem=
ser, oer beute burd Die Staote gebt,
sic er emit gefannt bat, miro lie leer
finoen, Ieer BON Meniden, Die ibm
lonit begegneten; frenoe gsamens-
idliloer an ben Siiren, frenbe Wen-
iden. in oen &ontoren, &eltaurants,
&affeeb1uiern. Oie Generation bon
friiber lit gum grobten Sell nidt nebr
porbanben allsgetpanoert, ausge-
l0iht, ausgeitri6en aus ben 8uh
6es 2ebens :. Wandmal fann man
nod elm paar 8etannte treffen, oiinn
getporoene, perbarmte Wdnner, niioe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

riifgeblieben, ettpo 3tp0Iftnuieno oa,
bon tpuroen nod GuBlanb geifafft,
ettpa ahttpuleno biirften aus Dem
Gon5entrationslager gefliidtet ODER
auf @runo nationalgemiIdter Mb-
ltammung entlaiien tporoen iein. Ct
iDa fiinfun65nan5ig- bis oreiBigtan-
leno oiirften geitorben iein, erlfoiien
ODER lonItpie getotet porben iein. 0ie
3abl Der nod in ben aonaetltrations-
lagern Der 8ntId)fa lebenben Deiit-
iben fann our 3eit nit fiinfnnbbrei-
Bigtauieno peraniblagt tper6en, Die in
gang Sugoilaipien einidlieBli6 Der
8atiffa nit bunoertunoelfta ftauieno.
9ieIe aablennaBigen angaben beru-
ben auf elmer inn 6riibiabr 1916 an-
geltellten @rbebung. Sic fano i'm
Serbit oes Sabres iniofern cine amt
lide 8eItatigung, als ser iugoilaipi-
ite @eIanbte in Imerifa I'M 3uiam-
nenbang nit elmer amerifanii6en
Note gegen Die anbaltung omerifani-
iher Staatsbiirger in iusoilaipilhen
&on5entrationslagern oie 3abl ser in
Den iugoilatpiiden &on5entrationsla-
germ angebaltenen 8olfsoeutlben nit
Observation-Disclosures angab. @enn
Der iusollamiide Diplomat gleih5ei-
tig ertldrte, baB bie 8olfsbeuti6en in
Sugoilaipien- bestpegen ongebolten
neroen, neil iie ii6 als angeborige
Der SS-8ipiiionen grin5 gugen an
Dem iugoilamilden Solfe perganeen
baben, 10 lit bas, sunlinoelt mas Die
8atl6fa-0eutlden betrifft, cine gro-
be nnipabrbeit, benn aus ser 8oti6-
ia bot ME al16 nur elm ein5iger Ole
ier 2ipiiion angebOrt. 8enn er tpei-
ter erflGrte, boB in Sugoilopien iiber-
baupt niemano our 3nongsarbeit an-
gebalten miro, 10 i6ldgt oiele grfla-
rl,ng Der 8abrbeit nod mebr ins @e-
iidt.. 8enn ieIbIt nit Ser 3mangsar-
belt Der Solfsoeutl6en lit oos 4api-
tel Der 3mangsarbeit in sSugoilomien
nod longe nibt erl6opft.
8ei. oen gegen sic 3eutl6en in SUI
goIlamien berbangten MeaBnabnen
faat auf, baB lie cine gena1e Bara-
le0e 5u BEN WaBnabmen oes 9eut-
iden &ei6es geeeniiber Sen Suoen
erfennen laiien. gs lit beiipieIspeiie
Elm i6peres Gerbreben, NIT einem
golfsoeutiden in Sugoila1pien 5u
lpre6en ober ibm gar 2ebensmittel
ooer ionIt ettpas 5lt geben. Sier lit es
genau tpie BORT cine Iusrottung auf
8runo ser gbItamn1lng, uno genau
nod oerielben Wetbooe uno NIT oen-
lelben Otitteln. gluf Die friibere poli-
tilbe ginltellung tpuroe feline &iid-
liht genommen, ebenio blieb Ser Inn
ita1o unbeo6tet, oaB biele 9eutIhe
l6on aiiimiliert maren, ni6t mebr
oeutiG ipreden fonnten, ii6 i6on felt
Sabr5ebnten ntdt mebr aum 0el1tifl-
tum betannten, aber nod ibren beut-
lden geamen trugen. Iuf Ser anoeren
Sette iDnroen 1Dieoer ale iene bon oen
Observation-Disclosures ni6t erfaBt
ober tpieoer fret gelaiien, oie it6 atpor
gum Geuti6tum befonnten aber cine
nihtoeutIde Wltter ober einen nidt-
oeutiden 8ater batten.
Otan fam 5uiammenfaiieno felt
balten, oaB in Sugoilotpien elm 8olf
auf @runo ieiner Ibitanmung aus
gerottet miro. Sn ben ebemaltgen
oeutlben Srti6uften lpuroen ierbi-
Idle &omm1niiten angeiieoelt lno oie
ebemaligen oeutiben Seloer lperoen
BON oen aol6oien oieier 9ommuniIten
beluirtifaftet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
Brttfut El1rr zrtt1ng t,th1t alb!

sSenn bu br 2ei er Sage peaet @eduuuq fir beu.
3ung erbalten ba nnb es Dir nt ms abresbetraa
beue n ab onoern marte rnbs Bis ben gras
uee oo beableu fannh gSr enben oeiue 3eimna
Nbbenns bebentet auteu reunbes
eineu Sdaocn fir bic faboIde EreTe.
On fannf MbDnnement Obio ainfreuuo
sopbnnm @ep erneuern, oe ennoeu auf fol-
senbem SormnIar:
Evening star., 1947-12-14

The marriage of Miss Mary Elona
Schildroth. daughter of Mrs. William
Henry Schildroth and the late Col.
Schildroth, U. s. A., to Ensign Jo-
seph Brian Willkie, U. S. N. R., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Willkie,
took place Friday afternoon in the
Memorial Chapel at the Army Med
ical Center. The Rev. John A.
Dunn offciated at the ceremony
which was followed by a reception
at the Officers Club.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. William H.
Schildroth, wore cream lace over
satin fashioned with hustle and
court train and carried gardenias.
Mrs. Bernard Ochhammer, her only
attendant, wore hyacinth blue moire
taffeta with a matching feather
headdress and carried American
beauty roses.
Mr.. Joseph A. Dianda served as
best man for the bridegroom and
Mr.. William Boyle and Mr.. Carl
Stotmeister were the ushers.
The bride attended the Academy
of the Holy Cross and Maryland
University and the bridegroom at
tended the Merchant Marine Acad-
emy at Kings Point, N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Harry Bos1VeH Fy
Miss Moses We'd

Miss Margery Jane Moses, daugh-
ter of Mrs. j. F. Moses Of Hope,
Ark, became the bride last evening
of Mr.. Harry A. Boswell, jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell of Hyattsville.
The Rev. DR.. D. Hobart Evans and
the Rev. J. Jaquelin Amber offici-
ated at the ceremony in Bethlehem
Chapel of the Washington Cathedral
of st. Peter and st. Paul. A recep-
ton followed at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Given in marriage by her brother
in-law, Mr.. Henry A. Babcock, the
bride wore, ice-blue. satin with a
full-length veil of illusion and car
ried white Bible covered with
white orchids. Her sister, Mrs
Babcock, was matron of honor and
Mrs. Wallace w. Cook of Hope, Ark;
Mrs. 10y NJ, Shipp Of Hyattsville
and Miss Barbara Babcock were her
other attendants. All wore heather
taffeta gowns. +
Mr.. Boswell served as best man
for his son and the wedding guests
were seated by the Messrs. 10y M.
Shipp, Carlyle de Lozier, Charles E
Bowler and Yates P. Boswell, jr.
Following honeymoon in Havana
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Dolores UPdike
Engaged to We'd

The engagement of their daughter,
Miss Dolores Updike, to Mr.. Ralph
Owens, grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Harrison of Arlington, is an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Updike Of Falls Church. The we'd
ding will take place January in the
National Gardens Baptist Church,
the Rev. w. w. Knox officiating.
Miss Updike was graduated from
Falls Church High School this past
June. Mr.. Owens served with the
Navy for four years during the war
part of which time was spent in the
Atlantic and Pacific areas.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

and Nassau, the couple will reside
in Hyattsville.
The bride attended George Wash
ington University and the Washing
ton School for Secretaries and the
Evening star., 1947-12-14

WhS. r UWO IOW.
Before her marriage to Mr..
Francis Patrick Funston, SON
of Mr.. Joseph J. Funston OF
WiHoW GroUe, Pa, and the
late Mr.. Funston, she 1Oas
, Miss Miriam Dolores Nolan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor L. Nolan OF SilUer
Spring. Carroll Photo.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

bridegroom has been student at University and Georgetown
University Maryland University Law School.
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estate operator, must rule on the
recommendation within 80 days.
The area affected by the pro-
posal includes Chicago, Cook
County and three nearby counties,
Dupage, Kane and Lake.
A check on the boards pro-
cedure in presenting the recon-
mendation to Woods revealed that
three of the board members were
not present at the Oct. % meet
ing at which the resolution was
drafted.
These members are. James A.
Reeves, Waukegan real estate
broker, Marion Kudlick, Chicago
attorney, and Edgar Schnadig,
president of the New Boston Store.
ASKED if minutes of the meet
ing were available, Ryan, real
estate broker and chairman of the
board, said Ordinarily, yes. But
no one has seen the minutes of
this meeting and no ones going
to-"
Asked who attended the meet
ing. Ryan refused TO supply the
names of the members. but he
added. "A quorum of five. or
more members. was present.
That's all I'll say"
Other members of the board
refused to comment on the sudden
recommendation for Is per cent
rent increase.
In presenting the recommended
ton, the board ignored directiveS
from the national housing ex-
peditor to make public all pro-
posals before transmitting them
to the national office. No public
hearings were held.
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A storm of protest which is ex-
pected to assume national proper
tons was mounting here follow
ing an attempt by the Chicago
Rent Advisory Board to shove a
blanket IS per cent rent increase
down the Threats of 100000 Chi
cago tenants.
Calling for the immediate resig-
nation of board members, and
establishment of a representative
Rent Advisory Board, Chicago's
labor, civic and fraternal organ
izationS were unanimous in their
condemnation of Governor Green's
board.
MICHAEL Mann, secretary of
the Chicago Industrial Union
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from the Acting National Housing
Expeditor Tighe E. Woods ir
Washington, D. c. on Monday
Here is the text of the Chicago
Rent Advisory Boards memoran-
dunn to Woods:
''After lengthy discussion in
volving every factor relating TO
general conditions in the resi-
DENTAL rent field. including
operating expenses, deferred
maintenance and the fact that
rents have been frozen at the
level of March /. 1912. your
rent advisory board at its regu-
lar. meeting of Oct. 28. unani-
mouslY recommended that land
lords be granted a Is per cent
increase in the present rents."
WOODS. an ex-Chicago real
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Council (CIO),. assaiied the boards
action as colossal stupidity"
Mann said:
THE way the board reached
its decision shows IFS uiger
contempt for the people. There
was no survey of the situation
here. There was no substantial
ton for the request. And there
were no public hearings.
"These are Star Chamber pro-
ceedings of the highest order. This
request is nothing more or less
than the result of real estate pres
sure.
"The (CIO) council is contact
(See next page
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These are the
men on the
Ryan board

If you are one of the 100000
Chicago tenants who didn't sign
a lease for Is per cent rent in
crease last June, your Chicago
Rent Advisory Board regards
you as part of San un-American
minority"
After the board sent a recon-
mendation through to Washing
ton, DC, for a new blanket Is
per cent rent increase here, John
Joseph Ryan, chairman of the
board, said:
There was no necessity for
public hearings on a rent in
crease. That's optional. since
our committee is so conversant
with the rent situation in Chi
cago. Outside of rabble rousinq,
public hearings would accom-
plish nothing"
cThe Office of the Housing Ex-
peditor recommends that Rent
Advisory Boards hold public
hearings before drafting recon-
mendations.)
Ryan referred to Chicago ten
ants who refused to sign earlier
Is per cent rent increases as
IAN un-American minority"
Under the law, rent advis-
or board Should be adequately
represented by tenants and
landlords. Five of the mem
bers of your board represent
the real estate trusts. Is this a
representative board? Here are
its members:
John Joseph Ryan, chair
man, real estate and insurance
broker, Youngberg, Carlson
Co.; Henry Spaulding, real es-
tate broker; Leo Hogan, Hogan
and Farwell realtors; James A.
Reeves, Waukegan real estate
broker; Donald ]. Auble, Whea-
ton real estate broker; o. o.
Morris, director, Wabash Az
enue Y.M.C.A.; Frank E. Doyle,
president, South Chicago Trades
and Labor Assembly; Edgar
Schnadig, president, New Bos-
ton Store; Marion Kudlick, at
torney.
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Real estate trust gIeefuI
in victory over tenants

A spokesman for the Chicago Estate Board key
for the estate interests
Chicago Star this week that individuals may
have played part in the Chicago Advisory Boards
recommendation for Is cent increase Chicago.
Jack c. Hosford executive assistant board said:
No concerted action taken by the board
with the proposed rent ncreaseut individual the
board may have
"Bu we're very happy that the board decided to
recommend the increase. 1t victory
the Real Estate Board"
Hosford said he believed housing expediter is
generally working toward program