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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Legislature Votes
Williams & HOage
Larger Pensions

Life pensions Of $3.50 monthly
were voted George L. Hoage and
BILLY" Williams, attaches in the
Governors Office for the past ~
year, Tuesday when the Mime
sofa House Of Representatives gave
unanimous consent to a Senate
sponsored bill on the matter.
II the bill is signed by Governor
YoungdAhl it will provide George
Hoage, who retires in May, $3.50
per month instead Of $5S monthly
that he was scheduled to receive
II the bill had not been passed.
Billy Williams, who is expected
TO remain until l949, by the bill
will get $50 more per month as a
result Of action Of the legislature
than he would have received from
the regular retirement fund.
The bill was earlier defeated.
When brought up again its chief
opponent, Rep. Robert Lee Of An
Mandate, said:
Because Of what is probably an
honest misunderstanding of the
action taken by the appropriations
committee on the governors aides
bill, l believe the picture has been
thrown into an entirely different
category and can now be considered
separately from other state en-
plOyees, in a class by itself, d.
vorced completely from fear Of
precedent being established among
other state employees in terms Of
years Of service performed" Lee
told the committee.
ut IL true that the service Of
these two men has been Of ex-
eeptional value 20 the state and Of
outstanding merit and that there
are no other two men comparable
In the service they have performed.
II should be clearly understood,
however, that In taking this action
q precedent for other employees
II not being established"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Ermine Allen Has Role
In CaValleria Rusticana

With her appearance In the
Merry Widow TO be staged by the
st. Paul Civic Opera Co, on May
/, 2, 3 at the st. Paul auditorium,
Ermine Hall Allen will complete
her third year as n member Of the
Civic opera.
Mrs. Allen is rehearsing for q
role In Cavalleria RustieRnR TO be
staged by the st. Paul School of
Opera In May or June.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

tor Of st. Peter A.M.E. church,
Minneapolis, that his wife's sister,
Mrs. Laura Allen, Of Louisville, KY,
died Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Boyd left Wednesday eve
ming to attend the funeral. Mrs.
Boyd was with her sister at the
time Of her death.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Nathaniel Dett
Choral Society
SInRerA For YrA

The Nathaniel Dett Choral so
cisty, a city-wide community sing
ing group. under the direction Of
c. c. Underwood, will be on n pro.
gram 81 the Bryant Junior high
school P.T.A. at the school WednsS.
day evening, April 30,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
HARRY COLLINS DIES

Harry r. Collins, 81, 246h
Fourth Ave. s., Minneapolis, died
at Minneapolis General hospital,
April IS.
A brother. Clarence Collins, and
q sister, living out Of town, sur
vive.
Rev. Walter Thomas oRiciated at
the funeral services held Monday,
April 81, ut Woodland Funeral
chapel. Interment, Crystal Lake.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

Dorated. govern
ing body Of the.
Carnival. at the
annual election Of
tha organization
Monday. Scott, q
director Of the
group for several
years, served Rs
vice president
last year.
-Four directors
-. 49, -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Stassen Remains Mum on
Important State FEPC Measure

Citizens who thought former Governor Harold Stas-
would raise his voice In behalf Of Gov. Youngdahs
FEpC bill doomed to disappointment when repeated
efforts 10 obtain statement from the Presidential
aspirant who Is touring Europe failed.
A cable 10 Moscow from this newspaper two weeks
ago asking Stasscn for a statement the state FEPC
not answered Another cable from Negro Republican
supporters Of StaSsen also received no reply.
In 1916 Stassen was one Of tho two national figures
who spoke at dinner sponsored by tho National Council
for Permanent FEPC In Washington,
II Ia not now known whether StaSsen favors State
FEPC or not.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
United College
Fund on Air
Tuesday, April 20

The United Negro College
Fund wiII present . nBsirAl pro-
gran Tuesday. April -. . 10
sac .. n. over statioa WTCN.
CSsst artists vhO viii appear
sn the show are Carol BFies.
esnesFt e0utTsltS; Marine suIII-
van. COldsn Gate ossTtst. and
81 WsltsE. Minneapolis pianist-
TIE ABC orehs~tTa VII play .
suite ~ Nsthaaiei Dstfs Juba.
Bo6 Riplsy yin also nsTrsts .
dSamstiS skstsh ~ mary MsLsod
Bsthsns.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25


University trustee board. Other
organizations with which she IL
affiliated are National Association
Of Colorsd Women, University
Club Women, Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority. Women's Christian Tenn
peranee Union and the African
Methodist church. for which she
conducts a weekly Bible class Of
young women.
Tea will be served during Q social
hour following the program 80 that
those attending may meet hlas
Brown personally.
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Rev. Eugene Williams
Guest at Mt. Ollvee

Rev. Eugene Williams Of Sioux
Falls, 8. D., was guest minister at
Nj. oliVst Baptist church, youth
week services, from April 1880
with churches Of the Twin Cities
participating.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Halle Q. Brown Coming
To Attend 18th Birthday
Of Center Named for Her

DR. Halle O. Brown Of Wherefore University, for whom
Halle q Brown Community House, St Paul. named will
appear a the 18th anniversary celebration OF the Community
House Wednesday, April 3d. Mt b D. This will mark Miss
Browns second appearance st. Paul. the first being In 1880
whom abe here 20 dedAe the work Of the House then
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
sOLOISTs ON MOTHERS
DAY At ST. PETER

Gwendolyn Bolin and Marlsns
Allen will be piano soloiEtS on the
Mothers Day program at 81. Peter
A.M.E. church. Sunday. May II. at
the yeEper hour, TAB p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Rev. Moore Raps House
Committee; "FEPC Failure
Disgrace to Minnesota"

In strongly wored letter to Representative John Kin
Rev Benjamin Moore member of the Governors Inter-
racial Commission and pastor of St James AME. church,
Tuesday urged the Minnesota House Labor committee chair
to have his committee reconsider the FEPC bill which
remains buried in COMMITTED the egsnture encred It's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
John F. Scott
Heads st. Paulites

John +. Scott, former king Of
the 81. Paul Winter Carnival.
was elected president Of Saint
pauIitcE Incor-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Michigan's Governor Sigler Denies
He Called NAACP Communist
Front; Promises To Write Letter

DETROIT April 17-Governor Kim sger Of Michigan today
denied he had called the NAACP Communist front organization
White secretary Of the NAACP previously
telegram Sgr that international release from
Washington dated March % quoted Sger listing the Association
White demanded immediate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

Card party Givsn by The CS~@S-
pslitan sluh. Friday, May ., SIS
R@nSS AVa-AAvG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

Mrs. H. c. BOyd's
Sister Dead In KY.
Word was received Wednesday
afternoon, by Rev. H. C. Boyd, pas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

MiHs Brown, author and lecturer,
IL q member Of the WilbsrfoFce
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-31

au6 bei DifferenSen Sipiiben ii.ngen
2eliten gebe iie NIT GROCER 8oriiht
Dor, Die iungen 2eute tperOen iib
ihon iDieoer ausi0bnen, elm perionli-
dies gingreifen Der Sbfpiegermutter
bat ihon oft Die iibellten Solgen ge-
babt. Niemals ion anbererieits bic
6rau ibren Weann gesen ieine GI-
fern ailfrei5en unb bas beilige 9ano,
oas Gltern linb 4tnoer lmnihlieBt,
5u lodern iuhe1. 2iebe gum Manrt,
8epiiieilbnftigfeit unb edte alngbeit
mogen Der ilingen 5rau ben ridti-
gen @eg 5etgen, nno es miro ibr in
Den neiiten Sdaen niht idtper iper-
ben, Die Shmiegereltern 81 eeininnen
nlto itd oaburh Der b0bjten Mhtung
uno anerfenniing oes Mannes 5u err
freuen. 8ielleibt min Die iunge sSra,t
lpater and einntal Shmiegermutter
peroen unb niinidt Damn aud ni1t
eine Gernlinbernng, ionoern cine 8e-
reiberung an 2iebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-31
Der alte 6ro6pater
nno fein Gnfel.

Gs NOR einmaI ein IteinaIter
Weant, benz tparen bic Augen triib
getDoroen Die Sbren taub uno bic
2nie 5itterten ibn1. @enn er nun BEL
Glide inB un6 ben 2Offel fnum ball
ten foni1te, ffiittete er Suppe ouf
baS Siiftuh uno es floB ibm aud
ettpas tpieoer aus Dem Weunb. Sem
sobn liitb beiien Srnu efelten iih
bobor, lirlb oestpegen nrllBte iih Der
aIte @robpater enbIid binter ben
Sfen in Die @fe iesen uno tie gaben
ibm iein @iien in Elm irbenes S1iii-
Ielden nno nod bo3u nidt eii1nal
iott; ba iab er betriibt na1 Dem Ei-
ihe, uno Die Mugen tpur0en ibn NAB.
gini1al aud fonrten ieine 5ittrigen
Sdnoe bas Sdiiiielhen nidt feItbal-
ten, es fiel 5ur gr6e itnb 5erbrab.
Die iunge 5ralt Ibalt; er iagte aber
nihts uno ieufate nnr. Da faitfte iie
ibm eirt bol5ernes SfJiillelhen fir elm
paar Seller, boraus nluBte er nun
eiie1. @ie iie oa iiten, 10 trdst ser
fleine gtfeI BON bier Sabren auf Ser
grbe fleine 8rettleiH 5uiammen.
.8as nafit on 6a?" fragte Der So
fer. SD made Elm groelein," ant-
iportete oas &inb, uoaraus iollen 8a-
ter uno Wutter eiien, menn if groB
bir." 9a fnben ii6 Wann ur1b Srait
eine Beile an, fingen e1lolih an gu
peinen, bolten aliofort ben alten
8roBpater an Den Gid unb lieBen
i'm bon nun an INNER miteiien, Jag
ten dl1f nihts, menn er Elm tuenig
berlfiittete.
BYGdeY Grimm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-31
Der iho,tite 5hmuf
oes Pauies

Wtan finoet iuobI falun elm Sous,
neldes Dem gintretenben ni6t einen
geiuiiien 8iloerl6n1uf barbote. 0ie-
le 8ilber fenn5ei6nen lneiIt oen
8eiit, Der in iol6em SauIe berrlht.
8aS iinb oos fir 8iIoer, tpelde
nlan an ben @dnoen ser Stuben unb
3immer erblidt? 8enn's nod gut
aebt, 10 iino's alle nosli6en Genre
biloer 2anoidoften mb Die 10 iebr
beltebten uno perbreiteten 8botogra-
pbien BON Samilienglieoert1, ssreun-
ben uno gefannten in groBter Mus-
pabl. sfber in ipie bieleit fatboIii6
lein tpollenoen Sduiern begegnet man
logor 8iloern gang anitoBiger @rt,
pelde oas S6amsefiibl arg oerlesen
= gum S6aben Ser S6auenoen,
aru5ifire unb 9futtergottesbilber
lino peri6munoen, pber in einen abae-
legenen 8infel perorGngt.
Gas lit ein 3ei1en lrnlerer oieI-
fah religious uno iittenloien 3eit,
Die feinen driitlifen @eaenItano
mebr Dor Iusen uno inn Sersen b,1l-
ben min?
Mie id)on uno erbebenb lit es bin
gegen, tDenn man in Elm Saus tritt,
mo- Der 8efreu5igte BEN gbrenplas
I'M 3inmer einnimmt, 10 oaB gleid
beim gintritt zines sseoen Der Blid
auf Sbn fallen muB, mo bic 8iIoer
Der Wtutter 8ottes uno oes fl. Rdhr.
poters GbriIti uno driitIi1en Mbbil-
oungen 5u finoen iirb.
SaS &rl15ifir llno sic 8il6er Der
9eiligen i'm 3inmer, iie iinb = NIT
oem Mnge bes @laubens unb i'm red)-
ten fatbolil6en @eiIt betrahtet =
eln Shusmittel geeen Die Siinoe,
cine IuTmunterltng gum @uten, =
cine germittlung bon beiligen @eoan-
ten unb Mnmrtungen, elm Sroit
IN ben seoten uno Blagen oes gr-
oenlebens, = eine 8eibe fir oas
gelamte Griitlicbe Sous.
Sarum = fatboIibe Souso6ter
ullo Sauslniitter = perbannt nit UNI
erbittlider Strense ieoes nur ir-
genn nnitnbige 8ilh aug e,.re!r Sa.ie!
Saiiet ben iboniten 5d1nuf zines
9auies, oas &ru5ifir unb bie 8iIoer
Der bl. Sungfrau uno oes fl. ssolepb,
oes belonoeren Sf)uspatrons Ser
brlltliben SGuier, uno anoere DRIFT.
lihe giloer nidt febIen.
@lalbt es, nenn ibr anf iolbe
Seile @ott uno Seine Seiligen sIeid-
lam 5u euren &auseenoilen innd1t
unb in ibrem 5inn unb @eiit Iebt.
liebt nno lei6et, 10 miro es eud an
ipabrem Segen ni6t feblen; uno ell
CT Salts miro 5n einem tpabrbaft
friitfatboliiben Sauie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-31

oem 8arten eepeien?" Inn bes &na-
ben Ntunominfel legt iid Elm barter
Bug. sd? 8ir? Stein!" = n8irf-
li1?" = nyein." - u&arlben?"
Gr ibtueigt. 8etriibt i6aut ibm Die
6rau aluge ins feuerrote @eii6t6en,
Dos er ibeu 5ur Seite oudt. Cine
ytinute oergebt in lautloier Stiae.
"&arl, litgit on al16 niebt?" Ser Son
in ibrer Stin1me lit lpebmiitig, 10 er=
Dartlingspoa : ipie cine leste 8na-
oenfrilt. vHein," liist Der 5iinber
flopfenoen Ser5ens. 5rau &luge lit
feierliA ernit seporoen. ralio ni9t,
wober Damn Ole Aepfel ba in oeiner
Sald)e? Spri6!" &url6en liebt iid
perraten, perloren. Da bribt aud
lein Srob. Cine 5rGnenflut ergieBt
ltd iiber Der Oeutter &leio. sluh i'm
@atterauge blinft cine Crane. Weit-
leio tampft NIT Der Hflidt. Snoeiien,
es lit Die 51peite 2iige in bier 8o1en.
2as erite Weal eab's MIR eine Ser
tueilung: bod iest2 aein 3ipeifel,
Wtitleio tpare Sdtpa9e, ein unper-
5eiblider 6ebler. @s lnuB iein.
3ebn lbr lit poriiber. &arl6en bot
cine apoblperoiente Strafe empfan-
gen uno lit bonn pielen @einen eno=
lib eingei6lafen. Die Sir miro Ieile
geoffnet. Cine lei6te 9eItalt gleitet
ins 3inmer uno bleibt Dor Dem 8ett-
hen iteben. Sbr auge i6inmert
feu6t. Gin @ebet aus Wtutterber5en
flebt gum Simmel. 2angiam beugt
iie iid por unb briidt aui oos 5uden-
De Otiinoden ben Gerfobn1ngsfuB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-31

tot
.a6, idon ieit einem Sabre"
Die gIugen bes &inoes idinmer.
ten ipieoer tribe.
yGein 8oter Iebt aber tpobl nod,
uno on bolt bod aub @eihDiIter2"
n@el6tpiiter batte id ME, unb mein
gater befinoet li6 leit bier Nonaten
I'M Spital."
.Sm Spital? $50 lebit gu oenn
ober2"
.8ei meiner Sante."
snSait ou's gut bel Oerielben2"
n@ut eerooe ni6t. SD muB piel
arbeiten uno befonlme ielten Elm
freunolides 8ort 5u boren. aber
id bin 5ufrieoen; i6 bob ooh me-
nigitens Sboa6 unb Nabrung."
nWit Iesterer biirfte es pobl uuh
nid)t eeraoe neither iein," murmelte
Der Serr nit einen1 8lid auf oes
&inoes blei6es, rltogeres @eiibtden
Dor it'd bin lieB iid Die slbreiie iei-
mes Saters uno ser Bflegemutter
ongeben uno entIieB es Damn nit oem
freunoliben 8ruBe: n9luf gSieber-
ieben!"
Staib elite Selen BON bannen.
uauf 8ieoerIeben!" bate ser Serr,
elm rei6er, finoerloler 9anfier Ser
@roBltabt, 81 SeIene Wiiller geioet,
ltno er loite raid uno getreuli1 iein
8ort ein. Gas gan5e @eIen Selenes,
belonoers aber oie innige 2iebe sur
8ottesmutter botte i'm 10 geriibrt,
oaB er fir bic aleine 5u iorgen iif
entldloB. Gr iufte 5und6it ben 8os
fer oerlelben I'M Spitole ouf uno bot
lid BON oelnielben Die grIoubnis bier
81 aus. SaB oieier nit sSreuoentrG-
men tlt ben glltgen OieIelbe erteilte,
lno oaB au6 Selenens Bflegemutter,
Die ielber nit bes 2ebens Hotburft
5u fanpfen bate, biergegen nihts
ein5uDenben bate, lit ielbitper.
ltGnolih.
So fam sic &leine in oos Saus
oes ganfiers uno fano ooieI6It, oIs
fur5 oorauf uud ser Gater in Dem
&ral1fenbauie itarb, an oen gan-
tiersebepaar tpoblmouenbe uno lora-
lame 5peite gltern. Sbr gan5es Sc.
ben lang aber bing ite au6 bon I'M
niger Gonfbarfeit uno 2iebe an ibren
@obltaternL 10 oaB oieie lie ME on
oers ols vllnler gutes &ino" nannten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-05-31
Ghret 111aria /!

@ott, mein 8ott, id) fino' es ni1t
mebr! $50 loa ids mtr l1ben, ipo-
bin gebeu, Inn es gu finoen?"
go lamnerte Elm fleines, ettpa elf
iabriges Otdoben leile in ii6 bineill,
mdbreno es alf Dem tpeiten &laee
Dor Ser Sper elmer @roBitaot eilie
auf ino ab elite. 9abei irrte Dos
auge oes &inbes iu6enb uno genau
priifeno auf beln GfIalter lumber, es
i6ien sleidiam Den 8ooen ourbbob-
rem gu pollen. sd fino' es nidt, id
fino' es niht 1pieoer."
@roBe Sr6nen itanoen ser Su-
benoen in BEN Mugen. Seuf5er unD
Sblu15er flangen aus ibrer 8ruit
ernpor.
Giele 2eute, groBe unb fleine, fa-
men an Dem ainoe poriiber; lie iaberl
nit Gerpunoerung Dem @ebabrerl
6esielben 5u llno fragten au6 ipobl,
mas ibm feble. aber niemano ftel
es Elm, oie &leine gu troiten ooer ibr
gar il6en 5u belfen. 9afiir lit bas
2eben ill elmer 8eltitabt 5u baItig,
5u eilig, uno ole @eniiter Der 8roB-
itaoter iino segen iolbe S5enen, Die
lib unter ibren Mugen ni6t ielten
abipielen, 81. lebr abgeitumpft.
go blieb Die &leine nit ibrem
S6mer5e uno ibrem Suden alein.
Mobl 5ebnmal bate iie bereits ben
gnn5en Glas abgeiubt, a6er itets ob-
ne grfolg.
Gang mutlos unb nntroltlib ies=
.e Iie iib au!est auf cine Stufe ser
groBen Sreitreppe, Ole 5u Dem Spern.
baule fiibrte, barg bas @elibt in bie
&drbe unb ipei1te sum Seraerbar-
men. @roBe grdnenperlen orangen
ibr ourh bie Singer llno itderten auf
ibr Sbiir5ben rlieoer.
go ,nobte lie eine 8iertelitunbe
0ngeleiien baben, als ploblic1 elm
feingefleibeter &err Dor ibr lteben
blieb. Boil Mitleib rubte iein Muge
auf Der iamnern6en. iuie sebrohen
6abodenoen RinbergeitaIt. gnoIi6
sfragte er NIT miIber Stimme:
.Was lit Dir. nlein 2inb2 Barun
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lS a@se ae Msag .Sl
Wein mitterlein


Mns Der ainbbeit frpben Sagen
WrnRt mild oft ,nand tramtes Bib;
Sod Dor aaem it's bas cine,
Sas mein Sers NIT 8pnne fiat.
gsiest in filter 9Gmmeritnnbe
Geii' inid bic Grinn'rmna elm,
Sann erideint bon Gidjt nmgebcn
vtir mein liebes Wtiitterlein.
gangit idon fat Der Spbesengel
Neine Wfutter mir geranbt;
Soh nun legt iie lire 6Gnbe
gSieocr iegnenb anf mein Sanpt.
ltno idJ bOre lire Stimme
go fuic einitens iamft nnb limb,
&enm beim Gdeiben iie mid inabntc
nSleib bran mnb bette, Sinh"
SdJnea lit baum Sas Bib entidmnm-
ben
Sod oer Segen bleibt smriid,
llno i'm !5ersen fabl' id) ipieSer
1feiner &inbbeit id6nites Slid.
lg8S68 8 8@SSSW.3l
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Die 5hmieeermutter

SIT oein oes Wannes 2iebe unb glei1
Die leiner gltern, bnlte bid fir reid,
Sit treu bas @ut unb oenf', Der gl-
tern Segen
gntfernt bie 9ornen bon oen 2ebenss
fDegelt.
Cine iebr i6tpere Stelung bot Die
our9 aIle 8isblatter Der @egenpart
gebeste SbDiegermlitter. 3iebt man
on einen Wenihen, benz oas 2eben
Ieio mar, aus ben @aiier. .8arum
moaten Sic iih oas 2eben nebmen?"
or fonnte nod nid)t anttDorten. Wan
reoet ibm 5u, Scot rno Sorgen ieien
Doriibergebeno, er iolle nur Weut ba-
ben, 6reunoe tpiirben ihon belfen.
.Sber lino Sic fronf2" sd babe
,8as baben Sie?" ,gineShipie-
germutter." Slugs mirft man Sen
aernIten tpieoer ms 8oiier. Sbm
fonnte tlidt gebolfen lperben. Col
DIE unb dbnlide S5enen iiebt man
MIR 5u oft anf Der armen Shtpie-
gernlutter oargeiteat. @s gibt ia frei-
lib unter ibnelt aud iolde, Die Dem
nrnlen Shniegeriobn ooer Ser
Shpiegernlutter Dos 2eben sur Dual
MAIDEN. aber oeren lin6 bod nnr me-
nige, Die meiiten iinb if)on aus
R lug bett Il d d tspo | /;
oenn tpenn Der Shmiegeriobn niht
gut bebanoelt miro uno iid in erreg-
ter Stinmnng befinoet, Damn bat es
Die eigene 9Ohter audi nibt gut uno
itnlgefebrt. 8egen foIgenidDere Ser
irrnngen miro natiirlid) cine ShtDie-
eerinutter anfdmpfen aber oas tut
ia nuh cine Whttter.
au6 Die 5dDiegermutter lit cine
Utntter. Gas rnoge ieoe iunge Jrail
beoenten! sic bot ben Sobn geliebt,
bebiitet lln6 gepflegt niele Sabre
lang. Sic bot linn alles setan 1T
Ielbitloier, aufopfernoer &ingabe, unb
nun er ielbitanbig geiporoen iii,
fonlrnt cine aremoe, eeipinnt iein
8erl 2iebe nno iein 8ertrauen, 1lnb
leine Weutter bringt Dos allergr0Bte
Spfer llno tritt ieIbitlos 5ltriif. Soll
man elmer ioldem Miutter nidt germ
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Evening star., 1947-03-07
$4,000 Liquor Theft
Suspect 10 Face Court

Charged with the theft Of truck
and its $4,000 cargo Of whisky, a
Philadelphia truck driver will be
arraigned In Baltimore tomorrow
before United States Commissioner
James K. Cullen.
According to the Baltimore Fed
era Bureau Of Investigation onice,
the truck driver, Frank RandAzzo,
jr., "a, was arrested with the empty
truck yesterday near Waldorf, and
the cargo Of 728 cases was recovered
by Maryland State police in q barn
near Cedar Point, about 40 miles
away.
Federal agents said another man
was sought in the case.
The loaded truck, Federal agents
said, was stolen from the Offices OF
Seaboard Freight Lines, Inc, in
Baltimore early yesterday. It was
one Of two trailer trucks which had
been loaded at a Baltimore distiIlery
prior to leaving for Connecticut.
The second truck was still parked at
the terminal but had been damaged,
authorities reported.
The truck and the cargo were re-
covered after call from Lloyd
Bowles, on whose property they
were left after the truck developed
engine trouble. Randazzo was ar
rested several hours later, Federal
agents said.
Evening star., 1947-03-07
|SS51,436 VA Offer
For Nevius Properly
|Spurned by Owners

An opening Veterans Administra-
ton offer of $851 ,436 for the 25-acre
Nevius tract in Arlington was mot
acceptable" spokesman for the
owners Of the property to be used
for erection Of a veterans hospital
disclosed today.
Harry r. Thomas, attorney for the
owners, said the offer was consid-
cred "far below the value of the
property" The proposed purchase
price was estimated as amounting
to approximately IS cents square
foot. Mr.. Thomas said, I'VE think
it's worth S." He said the agency
had been notified.
Mr.. Thomas also said the owners
had been advised VA would file con-
demnation proceedings in the every
near future" to acquire the land,
which is at the southwest intersec-
ton of Lee boulevard and Arlington
Ridge road, near Arlington Gene
terry.
The Veterans Administration had
no. comment. An earlier appraisal
by the agency, however, had valued
the land tentatively at 81 a square
foot.
Principal owner Of the land is
A. M. Nevius, retired vice president
of the Riggs National Bank.
The veterans agency received a
complete survey of the land several
weeks ago by Army engineers, who
will supervise construction Of the
750-bed hospital. President Tru-
man approved the site late last year.
Evening star., 1947-03-07
House Gets Bill 10 Increase
Disabled Veterans Grants

Minimum subsistence grants for
disabled veterans would be Increased
under . bill introduced yesterday
BY Representative. Rogers, Repub-
ucan, Of Massachusetts,:
The measure would raise the pres
ent minimum OF sos 4 month for
veterans without dependents to $115,
and the Sis minimum for vet
Grams with one dependent to $145.
Benefits are now SO for the first
child and 81 for each additional
dependent. Under Mrs. Rogers bill,
these would be increased to $40 for
one child, SIS for each additional
child and $25 for q dependent
parent.
House Veterans Committee at
taches said the measure was intro
duced on behalf of the Disabled
American Veterans.
Evening star., 1947-03-07

In the area. A committee composed
Of Harry G. Grove, president OF the
association: John D. Babbage and
Harry Seiber, viii attend the meet
ing on daylight saving time in the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce Building today.
The proposal to. have the Federal
Government pay for its own water
supply was indorsed by the organi-
zation.
Lee H. Pennington Of the FBI
spoke Of wartime activities of the
agency. The meeting was held in
the All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, Cathedral ave and Woodley
place NV
Evening star., 1947-03-07
New Structure PIunned
For Arcudiu BUILDING Site

Irving Berber Of the Kass Realty
Co. said today preliminary plans
were being drawn up for construc-
ton of new building to replace
the Arcadia Building at 3134 Four
teenth street NV. Size of the
building has not been decided. Con-
struction probably will start in 194S,
he said.
The Arcadia Building houses the
Arcadia Market. II is near the