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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

gei1loiien i'm .Nnnien Der WenihliH-
feit nn6 @erehtigfeit1 einetn Nroteit,
ser ihon bon einem befarnten Sir
henfiiriten all ei1em friiberen 3eit-
punt erboben tporoen 1T. 4aroinal
@rnf aonroo bon 8repiing in Berlin
bat n1mlih bereits i'm Dergangenen
Suni 5li BfingIten cine Hreoigt gebai-
ten, in ipeI1er er auf oieie 8orfomnt-
|niiie bintpies nr6 bagegen feierlihet
Ginipriih erbob.
Wie ntitgeteilt tpiro, lit es ben pri-
|paten Bemiibungen bon @ltern nidt
gelungen, bon ben ruiiiihen BebOr.
| ben iiber ben Berbleib ibrer &inoer IT
genotpelhen MufihluB 5il erbalten.
Die ginaelbeiten nes biidOflihen
groteItes perben borlaufig itreng ge-
beim geboIten, beiBt es in Der Mel-
onng Der r4ii. BreB". @s lit ieoof
bon Den tpeitli6en, in Berlin 5ltgelai-
|ienen 3eitungen idon ieit einiger 3eit
oariiber &lage gefiibrt tporoen, bob
ainoer nno iunge 2eute bon eli Biz
aht5ebn Sobren, Die in Der rniliiden
Gone tpobnen, einfad bon Der StraBe,
aus ibren Sauiern ooer bon ben
Spielplaben megsebolt tpor6en iino.
gs geidab oies burh Die rliiiiihe $50
li5ei, oie IN beri6iebenen Sdlen Uni
form trug, mandntal aud onrd Die
oeutide 9oli5ei.
&arbitlal bon Hrepling iagte ba-
mails in ieiner 8reoigt, er babe nit
groBer 8eltiir5ung >bernonlmen, 6ab
sic Ginoer pielet gltern in Berlin
uno l1mgebung feItgenommen nno
peggebra6t tporben .ieien. 9ieie Slt-
genoliden ieien ipurlos nerihtpunben,
obne Dab man Bis iebt elm 2e6ens5ei-
den bon ibnen mabrgenommen bot
ooer iiber be,l @runo ibrer Seitnabme
rnterricbtet 1poroen lei.
@ie uns bonn Amerifantl6en &o.
| ten areu5 nitgeteilt miro, tit iebt Ell.
ne Su9ltelle fir 8erpanote itnf
Sreunbe in Eeuti6lano eingeri1tet
noroen. Das gfote &reu5 miro iid
bemiiben, in aQen Sallen, mo es 0en
betreffenben Berlonen niht mOglid
mar, Die 8ermanoten ooer ,Sreunoe II
Geuti6Iano our6 Die 8oIt 5u errei
den, beren 8erbleib 5u erfori6en
Gerartige Su6itellen iino iest in al
lien bier 3onen BON 9elltiblano elm
iaertdtet tporoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
gllpa s. Wbitnep anaenommen MUIR

allpa S. Bbitnep onsenommen pur-
be.
|. Die iedsbun6ert Delegierten Del
einunobier3ig @eiperfIdaften, tpeldt
100000 gSS.Nitglieoer pertre
ten, jubelten oem 6emofratiiden sc
nator CLAUDE gepper bon sSloriba Su
|aIs er erfl1rte, .Nepublifnnertun
lnb 9feaftion berriden beute In bel
Sanptitabt bes 2anbes" nnb gober
ibre laute 3uitimn1rng gu Der auf,
forOerunG mad @aibington ient
Irt BON Mdnnern 81, Ifiden, Die iid
INN Sranflin 8. Hooienelt periant
melten".
Stoatsiefret6r DearibalI erfl1rtt
auf Dem &onpent Ser $50, baB oit
Ser. Staaten iid beeilten, einen ener'
gii6 burdgefiibrten Seloaug fir bie
Stabilitdt Der Welt ein5uleiten. ber
ieiner grflarung nod rfiir ben 8elt'
frieoen cine oblolute Hottpenoigfei1
BARTLETT. gr ,pies bie Eeilnebmer an
Dem &onpent bes gonereB Of Sn'
ouitrial organizations barauf bin
oaB biele &agne nfiible 8ered.
nung nno groBe @ntlbluBfraft" er.
foroert uno oa5u bie 8ereiti6aft.
uiible unS idaolid)e Bropoganoa l,nh
beleibigenoe &ritif" nit in &altf sll
|nebmen.
Sbne ii1 beutli6er auf bie TOM.
muniltiiden angriffe gesen oie Silfs-
oftionen Ser Ser. Staaten fir @uro.
pa uno bie gegenidtlide ginitenune
Ser g(merifaner unb ser Somiets au
onberen Yroblemen ein5ulaiien, iagte
er, bie vauBerIt fritilde 8eltlage"
bringe @efabren nit iid, roie ieoer1
ein5elnen @merifaner glei6ermaBen
|angeben".
Worlbau 5og in ieiner porber &c.
nau feltgelegten &niprade einen i6ar.
fen Srennungsitri6 5tpiiden Dem be.
nofratil6en llno Dem totalitaren Ste.
gierunesIpItem 1tno erflarte, Die ge.
genpartig peientlide 5rage lei nein'
foh, Oh oie Meniden Die Sreibeit BE-
Iiten iolen, ibr io5iales, politiides
l,no pirtidaftlides Daiein ibren Ell
eenen @iiniden genaB gu geitalten
ooer Oh Tie ibre idmtli6en 2ebensdu
Berungen bon fleinen @ruppen, Dor
2euten oirigiert unb biftiert ieber
Ioaen, sic itd biele Waft ipiafiirtid
angemaBt baben".
gr fubr fort: ~9as Broblem lit i
alt pie sic geididtlihe lleberliefe
rung. aber es bot in Ser beutiger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

8elt beorobli1ere 4usmnBe ntges
|nommen als ie 5lpor.". .@enn bic
Mrbeiterihaft ber1pirrt nno berbittert
tperoen fann, tpenn iie bernnlnBt tDer-
ben tann, ben @lauben an Die @e.
meinidaft 5u berlieren, bon Der iie
einen itttegrierettoen Beitanoteil Bill.
bet, bann lit Die @rl,nolaee ieoer mo-
tionalen @elelIifaft beorobt. 8ie
Seinoe Der Semofratie tpiIien 6ns,
uno bas erfl1rt Die 8emiibitngen, Die
| lie unternebmen, Inn Dos Bertrauen
oes Irbeiterelements in bic Stabili-
tat rnlerer ginri6tlngen nnb ben ge-
lunoen gbarafter unierer neberliefe-
rungen 5u untergraben."
Na6bem Ser $50. .&onbettt War-
ibals anlprade gebort bate, per-
langte oie @eiperfihaftsorgoniiation
yiofortiges Sanoeln" in Ser Srage
Ger guropa-Silfe. Die Siibrer bes
ESQ ipraden iid) fir Die llnteritiis-
ung Der amerifaniiden QuBenpolitif
aus, obne DOB iih eine einaige Stin.
me oes @ioeriprl1fs erbob, uno Der
8onbent trat einitimmig fir oie GU
ropa-Silfe Elm, BON Der Brdiioent
Bbilip Wurrap iagte, Tie rtpiiroe,
penn nottpenoig, iiber ben Maribaa-
Blan binausgeben".
r
0r. &lrt S6uma6er, Der 8oriis-
enoe Der INSTRUMENTATION Hartei
(sortfesuna aaf eette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

[gona iiberraIGen0 Die Demontage 8.
|N. Der &olmngsM Merfe ntlgeoronet.
Die erfreuIiben grsebniiie Der gr.
portmefie iino 6nourh in 0ieier @ih.
hung ilnioriih getporoen ilnb aub bic
eigenen MnItrengungen Der oentihen
SteIlen in Der grn1britngsfrage er-
balten einen StoB, ben man nift ba.
|gatelliiieren bari.
SIT es Elm @unber, ipenn angeiihts
loIher @ioerIpriidye bas 8ertrauen
ser oentl6en 8epoIferlng in bic Or.
flarungen Ser olliierten Saftoren bon
BAG al Gag idpinoet2 Der 9urd-
| Ihnitts beutide begt beute faIt iiber.
banpt fein @ertrauen mebr, tpeber 5il
ben eigenen nod an ben alliierten
Gtellen. Dos 8ertraiien i'm eigenen
Eager tpurbe burh ben 3uiammen-
bru1 oes observation-disclosures unb
auh burh 6as 8erbalten bieler Or
gone na6 Dem &riege reitlos unter.
graben. 9ie 9llliierten, Die bor 5tpei
Sabren bielfa1 serabe3,i aIs Befreier
begriiBt iplrben, baben ben 8orIbuB
on 8ertralier, 6as man ibnen entge-
lgenbrahte, fait 5ur @dn5e eingebiiBt.
Dieie beoauerlibe Satiade 1T in er-
liter 2inie auf Die fteten 8tberipriihe
5uriid5ufiibren, Die 5piide,1 ben @or-
| ten lino 6en Saten alliierter yaftoren
flaffen. @ie ioa Der arbeiter IN aieI
,llno anoerspdrts on Sic 4ufrihtigfeit
Der britiI6-amerifanilden 8erii6ers
Iungen binlihtlib ser bentiben @irt-
lihaft glauben, tpenn man ibm ieinen
| leigenen 8etrieb fur5erbaitb 6emontie-
rem min? Wie iollen oie runb flint
l5ebn Millionen 8ertriebenen aus Dem
Often 1no SiiooIten (unb nit ibnen
ane iene, bie in bas gleno bieier Wai-
len beritridt ipurbeiD nod an &edt,
8emofratie, Sreibeit ui,p. glauben,
na66em man ibnen Die Seir1at nit
auen, mos tie emit beiaBen, genom-
| men bat? Man mnB itb aber bariiber
flar iein, baB otele @ioeripriihe Ell
mes Der groBten Sinoerniiie fiir eine
bemofratiide rllmer5iebuns" oes
oeutl1en 8olfes btloeu, benn Demo.
fratie mill nidt nur Derfiinoet uni
Igelebrt, ionoern aud oorgeleb1
lieinl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
z,nifd,rn Krien u. 8rtrhrn
(Sortfesui,a bon @ette ~

pentipfrieges gegen Die Sotpiet- t-llnion
oar. &ein @unoer, Dob europa (bas
fir nibts 10 tpenig 8eoarf bat tpie fir
einen iol6en &rieg, oen Die0ei6t Die
beioen itreitenben Hieienn1ddte, aber
geipiB feline Der alten tpeIt- uno nit-
tel-europailhen n@roBmdhte" pbp-
|Iiid) iiberleben tpiiroen) auf bas 8e-,
fannttperben Ser (entitellten) 8emer.
fungen bon 8prnes in bieiem 8unfte
nit einem Mlfi9rei bes IbIdeus' linb
gntlebens beanttportete. SSSnsbeIon6e-
re in 2onbon lbeint Die @irfung BON
elmer .art geiuelen gu Iein, Die faIt on
Die 8anif oenfen laiien fann, tpie tie
|leiner5eit Orion @eles' &unofunf-
|unfllg iiber Sen vWann bonn Mars"
in unlerem eigenen 2anoe berporrief.
Sn @abrbeit bat man es in bem 8u-
DE nit elmer Meinungs6uBerung oes
einitigen Staatsiefretars fir ben San
gu tlin, baB Die 8ollhepifen BEL ibrer
bisberigen, offenit6tli6 bospilligen
Geutidlanb-Bolitif bleiben unb l,ns
oaourd friiber ober ipGter n0tigen
|iollten, Die Sade bor bas G0lfertri-
bnnal 5u bringen. (8Drnes prangert
in oieiem 3uIammenbang in ieiner
rubigiahli6en @eiie beilpielsmeiie
Die fouitbiden ,nosfomitiiben 2iigen
iiber hie Mn5abl Der beutihen ariegs-
gefangenen in NuBlano an unb er-
ltp1bnt ,al,h, oaB StaIin 5llr 8eiboni-
gltng ieiner Mnneftionen bebauptete,
in SltpreuBen gebe es iiberbaupt fei-
ne 9eutiden mebr, tpabreno oeren
3abl ii6 in Dem fragIiGen @ebiet I'M
| iene 3eit nod aaf elm paar Milionen
belief y
Gum S1luB zines aapitels, oas
81 Gomrie Of Mction" iiberlhrieben
lift Iprid)t Der 8erfaiier Die grmar-
ltung aus, oie So,piet- Union 1peroe iid
- trosaae6em - babor bitten, itb
! lIdlieBlid in ser oeuti6en Srage bol-
enos 51l iiolierS1. 8ielmebr .perbe tie
mabri1einlih ibre Tertreter al elmer
porausiidtlid i'm fommenoen Sabre
5ulammentretenoen aonferens fir Die
pertragsnt1Bige 8efrieoung DeutIb-
lambs entienben. gs fei niht an5u-
nebmen, baB Die &ulien SIt-Dentid=
IIano 6auerno militdriid in Ser &ano
au bebalten berluden miiroen. @enn
aber bod einntal nah @bidlub 6es
ssrieoenspertrages eine 9ireftibe bes
8elt- -Siderbeitsrates i'm Gimme ser
l3uriif5iebung aler Offupationstrup-
pen aus Oeutihlanb bonn &reml nib
lahtet tperoen iollte, 10 miiiie @merita
Ifreilih bereit iein, ben linn Gals Mit.
lglieoftaat Der gereiilten &Gtutionen) 5u-
liallenoen Yflibten gerebt al tDeroen
luno n6tigenfaas audi sll benz .lebten
argument" (ber @eipaltannenbnng)
gegen ben Srieoensbreher 81 greifen
SD boffe, ia, ih bette gum Simmel.
.IoaB bie Siibrer Der Soipiet- Union iins
Inie 5tuir1gen tDerben, 5it oiefenl Iebterl
Mrgument lnlere 3uflmht 3n l1eb'
lmen," ihlieBt 8Drnes; .nber iie mill
len begreifen - fdon Sitler nrlibtt
IoieIe 2eftion lernen -, bob Die @el1
lnidt baratl oenft, irgenoeiner Moht
l3u erlauben, ben Grieoen aiif @roer
nit ibrem @eto 5u belegen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

gensblirg, Or. Wlhbereer, beslerft
BET Heipredmng bon nGrlebniiie iiiio
'Grfenntniiie. Die Shrift 5eigt, bob
Der Nerioiier atpar DieI ollrhgemnbt,
.nber ieeliirb nnb geiitig Diel geipon.
men bot. Sic lit Der bette 8emeis oo-
fir, bob er gerabe iest Der gottbegla-
.oete Nionier fntboIiihen @eiiteslebens
ut,o fatboliider @eiitesarbeit fueroen
f0nnte" bate Deroen fonnen,
apenn Ole 8oriebung es anoeres ge-
fiigt batte RIP.
C.-St. d. GU.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
HrrnsifdltPa

Gas Sbergeridt Don Soma bat in
elmer gntideioung in Shulangelegen-
beiten oes 8ereirten Shulbiitrifts
Silber Safe einitimmig et1tIdieoen,
| oaB unter sen Beiesn os Staats 81
8fororung bon 8forrihulfinoern in
SmnibuIien bes Shulbiltrifts ni6t
5ul1iiig lit. @ie bas @eridt ausoriid-
lid feItiteIlt, fot,lnrt oie gltide6iitng'
oes 8unoes- -Sbergeri6ts BON 9. Sc
bruar 1947 (geem Seriep) ni9t in
Sraee. 0ieie gntlheioung bdlt 6a-
| fir, baB Die 8eniitrng Der offentli-
ben 8uies burd 8farrihulfinoer
lni1t gegen Die 8unoesberfaiiung Der=
IitoBe, % Die Staatsgelese BON Nep
SerIep ousoriidlih cine iolhe 8eniib-
ung geltatten. - Cine @ntibeioung,
mel6e Yfarrihulfinoer bon Der 8e-
niisling offentli6er 8uies al,si1lieBt
tpuroe lebte 8ohe audi i'm Staate
@aibington abgegeben. sSm 8ioer-
lIpruh au Der gntl6eibung bes 8un-
es-Sbergeri6ts entibieo elm &iAter
linn Superior-@eridt bon 8batcom
County, oaB bas 8aibingtoner
5taatsgeIeb, unter Dem Bfarrihul-
timber offe11tlihe 8uies beniisen fon-
men, gegen Die 8unoesperfaiiung ner~
l1toBe! - 9ie Gtreitfrage bes uSdool
8uies" lit elm SfanoaI uno Elm @obn
auf Die bielgeprielene Solerana 1lno
anlerifaniide nSairminoeoneB". Die
Sorberung Ger &atbolifen lit burd.
aus bere6tigt. Sic tragen ia als
Steueraabler gum llnterbalt bes 8e-
foroerungsoienites bel! Ser engber-
loige @intpano, oaB elm S6uloiitrift
our1 Die 8epabrllng 6es Witbeniis-
ungsre1ts oen @r1nbias Der Sren-
nung bon Stride unb 5taat Derlete,
| lit ni1t aulafig. Cont fornte, tDie bas
cine Melolution oes &atbolii6en Gent
tral-8ereins bon Winneiota aus
lipra9, Der Staat idlieBlid aud Die
8eniitung ser burd 0ffentlide Gteu-
ern unterbaltene,l 2anoitraBen fir
loen 5dulgang BON Hfarri6ulfinoern
berbieten. @ie tief eingetpur5elt oas
gorurteil nno pie Derorebt bas
&e9tsgefiibl in Der Shulfrage lit,
I5eigt iib II. a. an oem 8eiipiel bes
lSberridters Sadion, Der IN ben
Niirnberger. Hro5eiien eine entihei.
loenbe Stole lpielte. gs banoelt iih 6a
lalio Inn einen SuriIten, bon Dem biele
Iein abioIut lnporeingenommenes ur-
Iteil ertparten. l1no bod ftano bieier
lgleide Sadlon in benz Seem SerieD'er
l51ulfan auf Ser Seite Der Minber-
Ibeit 6es Hi6terfoneginn1s uno iDar
Ilebr erboit iiber Ole @ntideioung Der
|Webrbeit, baB oie @Ieidbe er d.
1tigung bon BfarriGulfinoern uno
|ibrer Otter nals Steuer5abler niht
leegen Die 8unoesberfaiilng beritoBt!
i gSie oie .Mii. BreB" ,nterm 10.
os. aus Berlin mel6ete, baben Die
|Biibofe De,,tIdlanbs an bett Mniier.
Item aontrollrat cine 8eihmer6e &c.
lridtet, Die iih gegen bic 8erihlep'
pung bon ,nebr als atpeitauien6 oeilt'
IIden Rnaben un6 Wta0den in Der rl1i.
.liiihen Gone lett Beginn Der 8eietnna
.lrihtet.
5 Die 8ifdofe folgen alif oieie @eiit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
2ieber Geieri
Senbe ben ,Cbio-0aiienfrennb bel.
men Anseb6risen in OcntidIanb.
8reis: $500 pro Sabr.


MAXIMIIIAN-SALBE
Iltberiibnte Rrduterialbe, uniiber-
troffen bel
Sra b tu II nben
aller Mrt un6 BEL anoern 2eiben,
meIhe i'm beieebenen '3irfular ON.
eegeben iino.
Sreis 60 Gents per sar, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Sar fir
oieienieen, Die i'm Stante Ohio mob.
men. ..
SOUR au besieben bonn .. j..
Macmillan Sanitarium
2698 Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, O.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
npin-Hallett
CereuOny Held

Mr.. Earle M. Hallett. formerly Of
Sterling. Ill.,. announces the mar
rage of his daughter, Miss MARY
Ellen Hallett, to Mr.. Herbert Nc
CleIlan irwin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert /. Irwin OF West Virginia.
The ceremony took place yester-
day morning at 1890 o'clock In the
home Of Mrs. Daniel L. Derr. sister
Of the bride, and the Rev. G. Stewart
Mckenzie, pastor OF the Western
Presbyterian Church. oniciated.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore q magnolia crepe
dress and a corsage OF pink rcsebuds
and forget-me-nots.
After q wedding reception, the
couple left for Eagles Mere, Pa.
They will be at home upon their
return at 1884 Garfield street.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Shepherd College in Shep-
herdstown. w. Va, and attended
the Navy Supply School at Harvard.
During World War II. 1t. Irwin
served with the Navy for more than
four years as supply and disbursing
ofncer. His major overseas duty
assignment was aboard repair
ship attached to the Amphibious
forces of the South Pacific Fleet.
During this time he travelled over
10 900 miles and participated In
many combat operations and am
pfibious landings. He now is with
the Naval Research Laboratory.
The bride attended American
University and Purdue University.
She was employed at the national
headquarters Of the American Red
Cross in Washington
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Mrs. John w dlker
Here for W edding
OF Father June 28

Mrs. John x. Walker, r., has
arrived in Washington from College
station. Tex. where MAJ. Walker Is
IN instructor In military tactics.
She came 10 the Capital for the
wedding Of her father. Mai. Gen.
n. K. Loughry. to Mrs. John w.
craddock, jr., which will take place
June 20.
Gen. Loughry Is governor Of the
United States Soldiers Home, where
the ceremony win take place In the
chapel with only the immediate
families present. A small reception
will follow in the governors man.
Evening star., 1947-06-19

sion. Mrs. Oraddock Is the widow
Of Mr.. Craddock cf LynchhlIrg.
Yesterday Mrs. walker who, be-
fore her marriage in April. Was Mis-
Madeline Loughry. and Mrs. Grad
dock shared honors at 3 luncheon
given by Mrs. Daniel w. Bell, wife
Of the Undersecretary of the. Treas
ury, and their daughter, Miss
Kathleen Bell.
Guests at the luncheon were Mrs.
Douglas Ccrdiner, Mrs, Gale Z.
Pugh. Mrs John Lynfam, Mrs. Jerry
Horwitz, Miss Virginia LoWenberg,
Evening star., 1947-06-19

Mrs. Henry Stephenson, Mrs Eva
Davis, Mrs.. a. Cooper, Miss
Caroline Cooper. Mrs. 8. Harris. Miss
beverly Harris and Miss Misabeth
Craddock.
june =, NFx. Al. }. Cooper will
Evening star., 1947-06-19

entertain at dinner In honor Of
Mrs. Craddock and Gen. Loughry,
and June N Mr.. and Mrs. Bell win
give . dinner following the wedding
rehearsal for the family and out-of-
town guests
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Old Pennies Sold

| Two old pennies. one inscribed
God preserve London and the other
God preserve New England, brought
$3.50 at q London sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

blood Mrs. Gracelyn A. Bush.
stained. 1t was found last night,
more than 10 hours after Mrs.
Gracelyn A. Bush, 80, had been
stabbed in the heart with narrow
blade knife.
Meanwhile, police detained Michael
Weiner, %, for questioning after he
had been seized by detectives when
they found him lettering in North
Side parking lot and discovered
blood on his suit coat.
Detective Sergt. Timothy O'Connell
said Weiner denied any connection
with the Staying of Mrs. Bush, whose
husband, the Rev. Francis Bush, is
pastor OF the South Side Seventh
Day Adventist Church. Sergt.
IO'Connell said Weiner told him he
had committed Is robberies in Chi
cago's Grant Park and about rs in
Milwaukee, where he formerly lived.
Mrs. Bush was attacked after she
returned to the parking lot from
the busy shopping"center near Sixty
third and Halsted streets. Police
said her assailant either was sur
prised proving in her new car or
had attempted to steal her purse.
Capt. Patrick j. Collins said there
were signs of a struggle in the car,
indicating Mrs. Bush had fought
until stabbed. After being stabbed
she got out of the car and stumbled
a few steps before she collapsed. She
was still clutchiag her purse, con-
tanning about SIS and her car keys.
when other shoppers reached her
side.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bush. who
were married 10 years ago and have
an adopted son, Donald Wayne, 2.
came to Chicago four years ago from
st. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Bush, a
former school teacher in Brooklyn.
N. Y, was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Gabriel A. Conner of Belhaven,
N. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Mass Travel Called Answer
To Problems Of AirIines :
By the Associated Press

S. j. Solomon of Silver Spring,
who has organized Atlantic Airlines,
Inc, In the hope of serving Eastern
areas, told the Presidents Air Policy
Commission yesterday that mass
transportation is the answer to the
airline industry's problems.
Mr.. Solomon, former president of
Northeast Airlines, recently elected
a director of TACA, which flies
throughout Central America, said
that raising fares, granting addi-
tional subsidy, extending routes and
protection against competition of
new applicants" will not solve the
present difficulties of the carriers
Further, he said, such steps are
not in the best interest of the
United States.
Mr.. Solomon said his application
to serve Eastern areas is the only
one before the Civil Aeronautics
Board which presents "a compre-
hensive plan for putting into effect
a low cost mass air transportation
system at low fares-a day coach
airline service made practical by
elimination of the highly personal
lied luxury service which now char
.acterizes the present air transporta-
ton industry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

Architects sketch of the
E. A. Filene Coop Depart
ment Store now under con-
struction at shirlington
Business Center, Arlington,
Va, which is expected to be
completed early in 194S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

Mr. Marvin explained the uni
versity established the new depart
ment ito help students gain a whole
some view of religion and to COM
bine scholarly and religious ideals
so as to produce an atmosphere
conducive to intelligent faith"
DR.. Folkemer, former pastor of the
Lutheran Church of Our Savior,
Lansdowne, Md, will teach courses
in the history of religion and the
Old and New Testament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

Heck Marvin, university president,
and a group of student and religious
advisors of all denominations.
DR.. Marvin discussed this plan
for the newly established religion
department at the university during
a luncheon yesterday in the May
flower Hotel, honoring the Rev. DR..
Lawrence D. Folkemer, new head of
the department. University officials
and representatives of the various
religious faiths attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Adult Glasses to Begin
Monduy at Workshop

Leisure time evening classes for
adults will begin Monday at the
Washington Workshop, 2O20 Mass
achusetts avenue NV, under direc-
ton of Washington artists and
writers.
The workshop offers classes in
sculpture, painting, photography,
drama, dance, short story writing,
radio acting and script writing,
poetry, music and art appreciation.
New courses being offered for the
first time this fall are commercial
art, stage design and languages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
w. & M. Scholarship Given

Miss Nancy Noble, 1914 Twenty
fifth street Sc, has been awarded
the 500 Graves Scholarship at Will
liam and Mary College, Dean Shar-
vey G. Umbeck announced today.
A graduate of Anacostia High
School, Miss Noble is a Junior at
the college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

- The late E. A. Filene of Boston,
one of Americas leading merchants
and philanthropistS, founded the Con-
sumner Distribution, Corporation, which
is now planning chain of consumer
owned Department Stores.
- The Filene Coop Department
Store at Shirlington, Arlington, Va,
will be the first of these stores.
% Co-opS in Washington, including
the newly planned Filene Coop De-
paTtment Store, make possible:
reduction in the cost of
living
guarantee of quality
A return on patronage and
investment
democratic ownership-one
vote to each member
membership and patronage
open to all persons in the
community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

Side parking lot
yesterday, W a S
e X a m i ned for
fngerprints and
other clues to
day at the crime
detection. labora-
t DRY as police
continued their
search for the
slayer.
The knit e,
having a 6A-
inch blade, was
in a lie a t h e r
sheath, the in
side of W h i C h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Dr.. Marvin Discusses Plan
For 6. W. RELIGION Courses

The question of just how to teach
courses in religion to get across the
idea of an intelligent faith without
delving into sectarian ideas will be
worked out this year at George
Washington University by DR.. Cloyd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D, C, FAT


ton for permission to constructs
letties and dredge a channel in
Herring Bay and Red Lion Pond
near Fairhaven, Anne Arundel
County. The permit was sought by
Joseph E. Rose of Washington, D. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

E. A. Filene Coop
Shirlington Business Center
Arlington, Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Prints Sought on Knife
In Fatal Stabbing Of
Chicago Pastor Wife
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-A blood
stained hunting knife, found nine
blocks from where a minister's wife
was stabbed to death in a South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Channel Permit SOUGHT

BALTIMORE, Sept. IS Up.-The
Army Engineers Office here an
nonced the receipt of an applica-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-25
70-For Sale Misc.

OAK PORCH swings, $685.. We
deliver and install. 1903 Market.
Dial 2-9604.