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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
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ginliegeno Shed i'm 8etrnge bon
$4 fir @etpdbrung bon 4nliegen
burd oas Sl'ite Sera ben bl. Soiepb
nnb Die Irmen Seelen.
6rau S., $50.
ginliegen0 5ded i'm 8etroge bon
$5 als Danfiagung fir Die grborlng
elmer 8itte ourd Die 4llerieligite
Snngfrau uno ben bl. Intonins.
81. $. g., @is.
ginliegeno Sded i'm 8etrage bon
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gellenille, Sa. = sm Glter bon
pierunbiieb5ig Sabren itarb na9 I6n=
gerer &rantbeit Der bo6ip'Ite Sr. 8i-
l6of Senrp altboff, ieit breiunobrei-
Big Sabren Sberbirte Der 9i05eie
8eaepille. Sn Sainois geborerI tpur-
De er 1902 in Snnsbrudv SeIterreid,
gum Srielter getpeibt. 1914 tpurbe er
gum 8iidof bon 8ellebille ernannt
uno bel ieinem iilbernen 8iIdofsiabi,
laum I'M Sabre 1899 tpuroe er bon
Sapit Sius XII. gum p1pitli6en
Sbronaiiiltenten ernannt. r. /. p.
ct. 2pnis, Mo. = @eItorben lit
Der ebr1p. 8ruoer George gfueppel
81, oreiunoadt8is Sabre aIt, auIest
OH Der ct. 2ouis- -l1niperlitdt itatio-
ntert, mo- er Inn 1910 bas SbIerpato-
RUM fir aitrononrie unb 5eismogra-
pble griinoete unb ieitber Ieitete. Sc
boren in Iidaffenburg, 8apern, am
%. Slli 1864, trat er 1882 in sslo-
iliant, Wo., in oen Seluitenorben elm,
Dem er ieitber lein 2eben pi6mete.
Gortlanb, Sre. am 90. ssuni
beging Der bo6p. p. &omualo goen-
fofer, O.S.B., felt 1910 &eooftenr
oes bon BEN 8eneoiftinerpotres in
Wt. Ingel berausgegebenen ct. SO.
lepbs-8latf, iein iilbernes Brieiter.
iubilaum. @eboren am 25. Mpril
1894 in gieoerbapern, abIoIpierte Ell
oas neutrality-suspicious. in Wet.
ten, modte ben eriten @eltfrieg aIs
Srontloloat nit, trat am 2. Noben1.
Der 1919 in oen geneoiftineroroen
Elm uno ituOierte bann Bbiloiopbie
nno Sbeologie on ben uniberiitGter
Wun4en uno 8iir5burg. Mm 80. Su.
nj 1922 tpuroe er, utter glnre1nrnq
bon a6t &riegsiabren, in Gegensbure
bon 8ii6of Senle gum Yrieiter ge.
Detbt. yta6 eineln Sabr Seeliorge als
&aplan in Ser bon Mettener 8enebif
tinern betreuten Bfarrei Mufbauier
BEL Gegensburg murbe er ais Br1fef
an bas 8ild0flihe Senrinar Mettet
Imno qls Brofeiior am Mettener @Dnl
nahum berufen, mo er ou6 fir lang,
Sabre Prdies Der Warianii6en Stu
oentenfongregotion mar. Sn oieiel
Sabren befam er au1 ipe5ieIle Mus
lbilbung in Saus MItenburg BEL &ol1
Ials SugenbieelIorger unb gab ban,
Ials iol9er nnge5ablte grer5itienfurie
ISdulungsfurie uin. fir bie fatboli
Iihe Sugeno Deltl6lanos nnb be
ISdwei5. slls ibm bieie Edtigfeit bo,
ben in5tpii6en CUR Wabt gelangtel
IWo5is unmOglih eemadt tpuroe, Der
IlieB er 1887 0eutI tIblanb uno gins
nod Ser Sdpei8 uno Sollanb mi
lDon BORT na6 8raiilien. &ur5 DO
IMnSbrug oes 5peiten @eltfrieges fan
Ter am z. Iusuit 1889 na1 Seen
lgorf uno tpirft ieitben in ben Ser
IStaaten. - Gem berebrten &onege,
naGtraglih aub uniere ber5lidite,
@liidtpiinI6e!
l
8inoua, Minn. Sim 81. Sui
lfeiert Die ebrtp. Sbmeiter SO. garIot
ia, S.S.N.D., Mitglieo elmer San1ili
Ibon iieben &inoertl bie fid i6n1tlid
0em Oienite Der Stride tpiometen, If,
gol6enes Sroensiubil1lirn. Sbre elm
l3ige iiberleben6e' SfhpeIter iit 6i
ebriD. Sdtpeiter so. Sernpbica, ge
lgenlDdrtig in ct. YalI. Die unberet
bereits berItorbenen @eihapifter ma
1ren: gbrip. Sbtpeiter Mntoinette, ct
2ouis; @brp. 6fapefter Me. 2unlena
Gin @robe, Wis.; gbrtD. Sbmelte,
W. CLARA i'm Oroen Der Alariiiinel
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M. 9. s.

SSm Sntereiie nnlerer 2eier bringen
mir no1itebeno bic @rnennungen I'm.
lerer 8rieIter, ipelhe unlangit i'm So.
lpbinum gepeibt nuroen:
Sodip. Sfobert guman, ct. Gnto-
nius=&irbe, Senaico, ge. W.;
So6tp. glntbonD 8eder, sSoiepbi'
num-6ofuItat, 5eit1peilis tdtig in 0fc-
Senrp, ST.;
Sohp. Sarolb 8urfarot, Soiepbi.
num-5afultat, CUR 3eit ituoienbalber
an ser &atbolii6en nniperlitdt;
Sp6p. 8ertbolb 8renbel, Ser5-
Seiu-&ir6e, Woline, ST.;
So61p. 9fobert 8ugan, 8leIieo Sac-
ntz@eneinoe, Soleoo, o.;
So6n. 9abib @ernatt, Dur 2abp
Of Snons- @emeinoe, Banana sc. g.;
So6p. eugene Soenig, ct. Mea=
rienz@emeinoe, Soma gitp, So.;
So6n. 8eralo GoDer, Sera-SeIi-
8emeinoe, 8rodton, Sa.;
Sobp. 3boralf Sbielen, Solepbi,
nltm-6afultat (piro ieine Stuoien in
Som pollenoen).
Iie @rnennungen ser bofn. Ser,
rem Serome Selion uno Simotbr
Roab iino nod nibt mitseteilt NOR.
Sen.
gSir piiniben allen neugeipeibten
Srieltern rei6licbes @liid uno 8ot,
tes Segen in ibrer apoitoliiden Sd.
tigfeit.
Sergangenen Somner beri9teten
mir uniern 2eiern tpieoerbolt bon lie
berflutungen i'm @rogeihoB unierer
So6Ibule. 0ieier Ilebelitanb fonnte
nabreno bes S6uliobres beieitigt
nerOen, iooaB tros bes ltarfen &egen-
faas oas @rogei6oB troden bIieb. @ir
glaubten, oaB oamit ale 8efabr beIeis
tigt poroen. Gergangene @obe 5eigte
itb nun 8alier i'm grogei6pB oes
SeminargebGuoes. 9iesmal orang
bas &aiier nidt bon auBen Elm, ion-
bern es fam ourcb oen 8ooen. Ha6
mebrtagiger 3ur6bre6ungsarbeit
puroe bic ltria6e entoedt. Oie Saupt-
robre Ser @aiierleitltng, sic in elmer
2ange bon Observation-Disclosures SUB
inter oem @ebduoe Iiegt, tpar ernitlid
iGaObaft getuoroen. @s tpuroe nur
cine Seifnung in Ser Gobre entbedt,
a6er allem 9lnlhein na6 peiit oie
Gobre l1n5ablige Seffnungen ouf.
SSas bot nun oieien S6aOen Der,
urla6t? Sffenbar ni6t bas bur9 bie
Gobre eeIeitete 8oiier. Als man beim
8au oes neuen Soiepbinums Die @ais
ierrobren legte, re6nete man offenbor
nift nit Ser Satia6e, baB Metallr0b-
rem, aipti6en &oblenaide binbur6ge.
leitet, megen ibres Sdtpefelgebaltes
0tetaa angreifen unb es in furser
3eit 5erieben. Cine @arnung fir I'm:
iere 2eier: Wfan bringe Metaarobren
ni6t in &ontoff nit &oble ODER @lbe.
Sbige Wiitteilung flinst niGt iebr
erfreuli6 uno gebort 5u oenen, Die apir
ungern n1itteilen, oa INNER groBe
unfoIten Der Initdlt our 2aIt fanen
slber in etli6en @o6en tperoen mir
in Ser angenebmen Gage iein, lniern
Selern Sreunoen uno 8obItGtern Ell.
ne bo6it niqfommene Mfitteilung su
MAIDEN. @s moge biesmal geniigen
ouf eine ieniotioneae Neuigteit ouf.
merfiam 5u MAIDEN.
@ir fonnen pieoerum oanfen6 stpe
groBere 8etrage beltdtigen, Die te Ita
mentarii6 Dem 8ontificul College SO
Iepbinum, @ortbington, s., errnah
tpuroen. Cine Sinterlaiienidaft fan
bon einem 2eier bes Ohio -@aiien
freunb' uno cine bon einem 2eier oel
,Soiepbinum &epieip'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
Burtbinstun, >. - ct. Banl, Ninu
Samstag, 19. Suli 1947.
Sir f en- t falenber

Sonutas, 20. Suli: Idter Sountae
nadJ Sfingiten - gbong e
Iium; Ser ungere6te Seripaltel
(Suf. 16).
Montog, 81. Suli: GrareOes.
Gienstog, %. Suli: Otaria Magba.
lena.
Mittpod, %. Suli: apoainaris.
0onnerstag, "a. Suli: Gbriitina.
Sreitag, 25. SSuli: Safobus.
Samstag, 26. sSuli: Inna.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
sooesan5eieen

WfarB Marsaret 8ern, geitorber
am 4. sunni 1947 i'm Sitter bon adt-
unolieb5ig Sabren na6 5tpeimonatiger
&ranfbeit. sic nuroe auf Dem Solr
GroB=&ir6bof in 8enoelin Sn., BE-
eroigt. 9llte 2eierin.
Stoia &linsler, geitor6en am is.
Sanuar 1947 I'M gllter bon a6t5ig
Subren. Sic Itarb plotlib am Ser5-
lblag. Sic tpurbe ouf bent Solp groB-
&tr6bof in 8enoelin, g., beerbigt.
Site 2eierin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
zmifd,rn Krtrg II: Brtrhrn
(Sortfesuna bon @eite ~

tet Die Sage uenige Interchangeable
4ipefte. 8ei aller I6tung Dor Der
@roB5iigigfeit bes observation-disclosures
birfen mir nibt arBer 41t .Iaiien,
oaB es Ser @elt on biel 1nebr febIt
als an @elo nnb Grebiten. 9ie iinb
Elm fraftiges Silfsmittel in ser ent=
iesli6en 8eltnot. 9lber tper bon ib-
men alles ertpartet, miro idDere gnt-
tauidungen erleben. gs bilft nidts,
piele WiliarOen auf5utpenoen, ipenn
oem gon5en 8lanen unb S1affen
ni6t Die @rfenntnis sugrltnoe liegt,
oaB bie 8elt Dor allen beraus muB
aus Dem perpeIteten Sumpf Ser &a-
9e, bes Safes, Der Selb1tluht un6
Sablu6t, oes Waterialismus unb
Nationalismns un6 Haturalisml,s.
Sbne oiele 8orbeoingung bleibt Der
NorIban -8lon ODER mas INNER
ii6 aus ibm ergibt I'M beIten Son
bloBes Baaiatinmittel uno mag iogar
5ur l1ria6e neuen Saoers unter ben
8olfern oes berfleinerten guropo
neroen = menn ieoes bon ibnen naf)
ben eroBten 8roden fiidt.
9eutIdlanb sipHden @eiten
nnb Often
sSn Dem ii6 aQer 8orausii6t mad,
ueriddrfenOen 9tinsen aipii6en @e.
item uno Often liegen fir 0eutihlanh
ungebeure @efabren, aber aub einige
troitli6e Womente. S6on als mon
lid entidloB, 9euti6Iano nidt als
@inbeit 5u beripalten, ionoern in bier
8eiaeungsaonen auseinanberalrei
ben, pflidteten mir Der @niidt bon
so. Slider bel, Ser in Der 81. q
Staatsseitung ausfiibrte: Das 6rin
ge Die @efabr nit iidL baB abnlib tpie
| i'm DreiBigiGbrigen &rieg Elm euro
| lpGiI6er &onfltft banpti1blib a1f ben
Guden 9eltihlanbs ausgefdnlpf
Deroe.
| ssnatpiI1en baben beioe 5eiten be
reits begonnen ibre 8eiasungs5oner
| IaIs rpotential de gaterre" fir elmer
etmaigen oritten @eltfrieg at betper
ten. Gas S1eitern Der Bariier &on
lferen3 oertieft nod Die 8eri9iebenbei
Ser 3uitGnbe in Der Soipiet-3one Uni
| i'm tpeitli1en 9eutl6Ianb, iebe @ohv
lperoen Die beiben @ebiete i6idialbaf
ltiefer BON einanber getrennt in ar1oe
Ire pirtI6aftIihe 3ularnmenbange Uni
berlhieoenartige fl1lturelle ginfliiiI
Init bineingeriiien iperoen.
| InbererIeits 5tpingt Der Mufbal
Ibes tpeItlihen europa bic Ser. Staa
Item @roBbritannien u1ro Sranfrei6
Iau6 ibre beutlfen 3onert alt bone
Notwithstanding nnb m0gli9i
raider Hroiperit1t fon1n,en an lai
lien. Sn BEN bisber ldiiig bebanoeltel
@ieoeraufbau miro iest Senpo tom
linen, Inn 10 rrtebr Eenpo, ie bringli
Ider es in Der Museinnnberiesung mi
Der 5oipiet-@elt miro, baB Der @ie
oeraufba,t raIde grgebniiie 5eitigt.
Seit bie oberIhleitide &obIe in 6i
5otpietA A5pbdre gefallen ift miro bi
ISnteniipieritng Der Nubr-A -AobIenpro
BUTTON gum bringIiditen @irtihnftg
Iproblen. Die Sragen elmer .8eitra
fung" Der Deutide1t treten auriid ge
lseniiber bem Sntereiie aller Reltnnab
tie, bob Die oeutifes noaitrte 10 raid
nie m0glid ipie6er az boiler Hrobitf
tibitat auriidfebrt. MebnIid mag iid
| bic Gage audi in Der beitfhen Ditaon,
ert1pideln - tnobei ons 6itIih'
Deiffhan6 51 einem tpiuenIoier
liDeitliben 8orpoIten oes Sotpiet-&o
loiies tDer6en luiiroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. J. v. Bauersmith, Kalida,
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Thomas Edward Turner, Sr
Funeral Services Today

Funeral services for Thomas Ed
ward Turner, sr, Sc, treasurer and
founder of Transportation Services
Corp, were to be held this morning
in the S. H. Hines funeral home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV. Burial
was to be in Rock Greek Cemetery,
Mr.. Turner died Tuesday in his
home, 1000 Connecticut avenue NV,
after an illness of several months.
During the war, he was in the
heavy truck division of the War
Production Board and later the For
eign Economic Administration in
charge of administering ALLEGATION
of trucks.
He was born in Ringgold, Va,
and attended schools there and in
Danville, Va. For many years, he
was a tobacco merchant and was in
the construction and real estate
business.
He was q 32nd degree Mason, a
Shriner and a member of the Coral
Gables (Fla.) Lions Club.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. N.
Virginia Turner of the Connecticut
avenue address; daughter, Mrs. H.
Harry Denham, Miami; three sons,
Thomas E., jr., $500 Augusta lane.
Glen Mar Park, Md, president
of his fathers corporation; Henry
G. 100N Broohnoore drive, Silver
Spring, Md. secretary Of the cor
poration, and Joseph p, Frederick,
Md, manager of an automobile
company there; two brothers
Charles Of Miami and George of Los
Angeles, and two granddaughters.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Mrs. Sue Yerkes Wilson
Rites 10. Be Held Tonight

Funeral services for Mrs. Sue
Yerkes wilson,, SO, who died unex.
pectedly yesterday in her home, 1886
Park road NV, were to be held al
o'clock tonight in the Lee funeral
home. Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will be In
Rosebank Cemetery, Cecil County
Md.
Mrs. Wilson was born in Buck
County, Pa, and moved to Cecil
County, near Rising SIN, Md, at an
early age. She attended school near
Rising Sun and was married near
that town to the late Charles B.
Wilson.
She moved to washington So years
ago with her husband, who worked
for the War Department. She was
member OF the Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church here.
Survivors are her two daughters,
Mrs. lola E. Wilson Of the Park
road address, clerk for the Govern
ment Printing Office: Mrs. Charles
r. Schoeneman, 2018 Klingle road
NV; two sons. James Y, con-
struction company employe, and
John p. retired gasoline dealer
both Of Washington; a brother
Clinton Yerkes, Cecil County, Md.
and one grandson, Charles w
Schoeneman.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
500 Statisticians End
2-Week Talks Here

More than 900 statisticians from
throughout the world today were
winding up nearly two weeks OF
meetings here by the International
Statistical Conferences.
Fields of discussion included the
census, the output of literary men
crime figures, family budgets, living
costs, public opinion, imitation, de-
preston and the fertility of women
Election of officers and a fare
well dinner were the last events
on the program of the six statis-
tical groups which have been meet
ing here.
Ia Chan, professor Of sociology
at Using Hua University, Peiping
China, in one of the final papers
told the International Statistical
Institute that industrialization to-
day is going forward faster in
China than it did in Japan in the
early days of her adoption of mod
ern industry.
He saw the possibility that China
may decentralize industry into less
congested areas, with factories
operating in places where workers
can be drawn from the agricultural
population.
The organizations which have met
here as guests of the American Sta
tistical Association included the
United Nations World Statistical
Congress, the International Statisti-
cal Institute, the Inter-Americar
Statistical Institute, the Econome-
trio Society, the International AS
sociation for Research in Income
and Wealth and the Irlternationa
Union for the Scientific Investiga.
ton of Population Problems.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
HowardR. BowenDies;
| UNRRA Travel Officer

Howard Raymond Bowen, So,
travel officer for the United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admins
tration, died yesterday in Union
Hospital in Baltimore. He had been
hospitalized a week.
Mr.. Bowen was born in Baltimore
and was graduated from public
schools there and Baltimore City
College. For 80 years he was en-
ployed by the Chesapeake Steam
ship Co. in Baltimore, where he rose
from stenographer-clerk in the ac-
counting department to general
passenger agent.
In 1912 he came to Washington as
liaison officer in the War Production
Board travel section. He made his
home here at 1901 Davis place NV.
In February, 1946, he began his EN-"
ployment for UNRRA.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Grace Hunter Bowen of the Davis
place address; a daughter, Mrs. Les
lie Peard, jr., and one brother,
Charles Bowen, both of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at Mrs. Peards home,
105 Longwood road, Baltimore. Bur-
ial will be in Druid Ridge Cemetery
there.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Ann Hewitt, Figure in '36
Sterilization Case, Divorced
Rv The Assoe;o3ad prase

RENO, New, Sept. 18-The d.
vorce courts for the third time have
terminated marriage for Ann Cooper
Hewitt, 80, the central figure in a
sensational sterilization case in 1886.
Yesterday her third husband, John
Whitaker, Central Nevada mining
man, won a decree. He charged that
she subjected him to treatment
which impaired his health and
tended ito defeat and frustrate the
object of marriage"
Divorce previously ended her brief
marriages to Ronald Mcmillan Gay,
Oakland, Calf. garage foreman,
and Gene Bradstreet, former San
Francisco bar steward.
In 1886, two physicians were tried
in San Francisco on mayhem con-
spiracy charges growing out of a
damage suit filed by Miss Hewitt.
She accused the physicians. and her
mother Of conspiring to have her
sterilized in order that she might
not have any heirs to the fortune
of her multimillionaire father,
Peter Cooper Hewitt, the inventor.
The trial was stopped by a Judge
and the charges dismissed because
of insufficient evidence.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Charles T.. WeitzeI Rites
To Be Held Saturday

Funeral services for Charles c
Weitzel, 49,, Chevy Chase, Md, fire.
man who died yesterday after he
collapsed at the wheel of his speed
ing fire truck, will be held at pm
Saturday at 491 F street S.W. Burial
will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Weitzel was pronounced dead
at Bethesda Suburban Hospital
about 40 minutes after he was
stricken with heart attack on Con-
necticut avenue in front of the
Chevy Chase Country Club while he
was en- route to call. His home
was at 486 F street S.W.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Weitzel attended Jefferson Junior
High and Tech High Schools. He
was with the Civilian Fire Depart
ment at Boiling Field before he
joined the Chevy Chase Fire De-
partment as a private in 1912. His
grandfather and his late father
Charles c. Weitzel, ST., were both
District firemen.
He was married in Washington
eight ago to Miss Lois Larkin and
was member Of the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation.
Besides his widow, Mr.. Weitzel is
survived by his mother, Mrs. Grace
T. Weitzel, $50 E street S.W., and
two sisters, Mrs. Grace Harllee, 3206
Wisconsin avenue NV, and Mrs.
Wilhelmina Sigmon of the E street
address.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Rev. George Dow, 81,
Ex-Head Of Episcopal
Missions Here, Dies

The Rev. George WOrthington
Dow, 81, retired superintendent oi
the Episcopal City Missions for the
diocese of Washington, died early
this morning at a nursing home In
Baltimore after a long illness. He
had been in failing health since an
automobile accident in 1910.
He was born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
the son Of Josiah and Kate Dow
In 1899 he was graduated from
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N. Y, and later from Seabury
Divinity School in Minnesota in
1915. He was ordained to the priest
hood in 1917 by the late Bishop
Johnson Of South Dakota.
Mr.. Dow was married to Alice Os-
borne of Brooklyn in 1896. After
her death he married Leila Joyce
of West Hoboken, N. j. who died
In 1884.
His early charges included
churches in South Dakota, Mime
sofa and Kentucky. He came to
Washington in 1923 as rector Of the
old Trinity Diocesan Church at
Third and G streets NV, now closed
From there he went to the Episcopal
City Missions, 17o2 Rhode Island
avenue NV, where he remained
until his retirement in 1943.
While he was superintendent OF
the city missions, Mr.. Dow organ
lied and supervised chaplaincy
service in District prisons, the Dis
trict Training Shcool, the Home for
the Aged and Infirm at Blue Plains
Va. and st. Elizabeths Hospital. He
worked closely with the District
Parole Board.
Before his retirement he lived
lat 270l Connecticut avenIe NV
Since 1943 he had lived with his
daughter Mrs. Herbert McKibben
in Catonsville, Md. Mrs. McKibben
is Mr.. Dow's only survivor.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. Saturday at st. Timothy's
Church, Catonsville, Md. The Rev
w. w. Shearer, rector of the church
will officiate. Burial will be in Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery, Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Trinidad's Decision
On JoiningP Boys
Club Due Tonight

The executive committee of the
Trinidad Boys Club will meet to-
night to decide what to do about
an invitation to affiliate. with the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club.
The Trinidad club, whose appli-
cation for membership in the Com
munity Chest was received too late
for approval, received the invitation
yesterday in a letter from John A.
Remon, president of the Police Boys
Club. 1t. William T. Murphy, of the
police juvenile bureau, is head of
the Trinidad executive committee.
Mr.. Remon's letter said: 1--WE have
watched your organization in its
growth with great deal of interest
and would like to have yol repre-
sent us as unit in your area"
The Trinidad club would remain
an individual unit like all members
Of the Police Boys Club, Mr.. Remon
explained. The personnel would re-
main the same, except that they
would 60 on the Police Boys Club
payroll and the budget and general
expenses of the club would be as
sumed by the police organization,
Mr.. Remon added.
The only paid worker Of the
Trinidad Boys Club is Fred Nalley,
jr., 28, the founder and executive
director. He said he was surprised
by the invitation, but would go along
with any decision the Executive
Board made, a decision in which he
has no word.
IF it's going to benefit the club
it's all right with me-" he said.
The Trinidad Boys Club is at
BIG Twelfth street NE.
Evening star., 1947-09-18

mission here, he had been living In
Miami, Fla. Previously he lived here
at 2717 Chesapeake street NV.
He was born in Genesee, Pa, and
was graduated from Georgetown
University Law School. He was ar
accountant for five years before he
began his State Department career
in July, 1908, as an assistant to
the Assistant Secretary, of State. In
1918 he was assigned to the Office
Of the solicitor and was appointed
assistant solicitor in October, 1917
At various times in 1917 and 1918
he was acting solicitor. He resigned
from the State Department in 1918
and became affiliated with the w. r
Grace g. Co. steamship line where
he was assistant treasurer, manager
in Brazil and legal executive.
He was counselor for the United
States Mixed Claims Commission
negotiating with Mexico, in 1926 and
1927. In 1880 he was appointed as
sistant to the State Department
solicitor and later assistant to the
legal adviser.
When Mr.. Hunt retired on Janu-
ary 81, 1916, he was associate gen.
eral counsel for the Maritime Com
mission and the War Shipping Ad-
mihistration.
He was a member Of the New
York and District Bar Associations
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Bessie B. Hunt, Of Miami, staying
here at the Wardman Park Hotel;
one daughter, Sister Anne Miriam
Holy Cross Congregation, a nurse
at Mount Carmel Hospital, Colum.
bus, Ohio, and three brothers.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Sergeant Says 6ascoigne
Was Pretty Level. Headed
By The Assoeiotsd Pfsso

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Sept. 18.-Lt
q. g. Richard F. Gascoigne, on trial
here on court-martial charges OF
mistreating fellow prisoners in q
Japanese prison camp, was de-
scribed by a witness yesterday as a
pretty level-headed sort Of fellow
The witness, Army S/Sergt. Wal
ter J. Martin, testified that if Gas
coigne struck any one while serving
as mess sergeant at the prison
camp, that person must have de-
served it."
Chief Commissary Steward John
w. Lee Of Bedford, N. j., gave SINH
lar testimony and stated that he
hoped that If I am ever prisoner
of war again. 7 have as good a mess
sergeant as 1t. Gascoigne was"
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Rites for Maj. Herrera
Of Philippine Army Set

Funerak services for Maj. Carlos
Herrera, SO, of the Philippine Army
will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at
the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will
be in Manila in October.
Maj. Herrera. born in Manila, was
graduated from the Philippine Mill
tary Academy. During World War
II he served with United States
forces on Bataan and Coregidor
After the war he returned to Manila
In September Of 1946, he entered
the Command and General STAFF
School at Fort Leavenworth, Kans
and was graduated with highest
honors. He was admitted to Walter
Reed Hospital on July 80 for treat
ment Of cancer and died at the hos
pital Tuesday.
Maj. Herrera Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Pureza Abella Herrera
and a 5-menth-old son, Carlos, 1r.