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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
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ct fiel ipieoer llnb tief. 9luf bem Seim.
meg lpuroe er 1lnipobl, uno ieine
i6linmen 6reunoe, Die ibm oas @e.
lett bis 81 ieiner 8obnung gegeben
batten, ipollten iid) chen trennen, bod)
ebe er nod bie Cir geoffnet 9atte,
itiir5te er, pom Sdloge eetroffen, gu
gooen. Ser 0irih, Der Sirib BIN
i6!" itobnte er uno feline Seele Itebt
Dor @ottes 9fibteritubll
llnlere Stammeltern I'M 8araoieie
batten feline boien Ra6barn uno bon
idlimmen 9teigungen 1lno @eliiIten
ml,Bten lie nid)t5, uno oenno6 gerie-
ten lie ouf einen ab1peg. Der 5eino
oeS Observation-Disclosures nabte iib if
nen, Inn iie 5ll perfiibren. Sdtten tie
ii6 nun fir ieben Sag 1pader gebal,
ten, mdre ibnen 0a5 8arobies nidt
perloren 9egan9en l.no all Dos 1nidg-
lihe Gleno, ouS ibre Siinbe I'M sc.
folge bate, 1pore perltieoen tporoen.
gtiht geltltg Oomit, uniere Stomms
eltern llngliiflid gemadt gu boben,
modte Ser 9oIe ibre eon5e Ro6foms
menld)aft oolleno5 5ugrunoe rihten.
gtidt unllonit lparnt Der IpoItel:
~Seio llild)tern 1lnO Dofiam, oenn
el1er SiOerIaher gebt ipie eih brill
LENDER 2ope rnber, iuteno, pen er
ueri6linget!"
ga muB oenn ieoen Morgen ser
GlltIhluB geiaBt iueroen: Sellte laB
id mid niht fan9en! 8iro berIelbe
n!sGann oudl treu ausgefiibrt, 10 lit
Scr Otenid) fiir INNER ben Sdlingen
res Sutan5 elltronlten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

Meeressrunoe berauf, mas lie fir ibr
&ino berbeitpiinidt."
Ser 8ole meint: vSiir cine Wlt,
ter gibt es fein I6le6tes &i,1o." Sci,
ner aniidt nod iino ~godter - bob'
le gdihe". 8eiter iagt er: ,Anes
fannit on beinen Ginoe mitgeben,
nur ni1t Slid"
~8dblt oie Sodter nod ibren
Miittern," empfieblt Der glraber.
Ser Sided)e madt lid) bas oeut-
16e Spridmort 5l1 eisen: nW1.tter.
banb lit peid, audi ipenn lie idIGgt."
Sebr i6on lit Elm 8ort 6es Gene.
5ianers: uMutter, Mutter! 8er iie
bat, ruft tie; per tie nidt bot, tpiinidt
Iie."
Sn gnelano beiBt es: rDie Mut.
ter frogt nidt miait gu, ionoern
gibt."
Ser Herier brinet ser Mutter gro.
BE Gerebrrng entgegen, lpenn er ruft
Ser Simmel lit gu SiiBen Ser Wert-
ter, bat a6er au6 einige Spridtpors
ter, Die ref)t ionoer6ar tlinsen, 3. 9.
rGie Wtutter iBt unter Dem Gorpon-
oe, eS lei 5l&m 9elten ibres &inoes"
uno: rGie 8drterin lit liebepouer als
ote Wutter." 2aiien sic periii6en
Otiitter 10 piel 5u ipiinihen iibrig?
Gin iopanilfes Spri6tport lautet
"8enn man ein aino bat, beritebt
man Die @iite ser gltern."
8ir i6lieBen uniere slustpnbl nit
einem Spridwort oer Suabeli oas
leinem Slime na6 an ein beutI6es
8ort erinnert: User ii6 fiirdtet, iein
&ino peinen gu moden, miro ielbIt
tpeinen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Wutter uno Kino i'm
5prihmort Ger Dolfer

ssm Spridiport Ipielen Mutter uno
&in0 elne groBe Stole. gines Ser
ldoniten bieier @orte lit: ,Mutterlieb
unb Sreu auiro ieoen Morgen neu"
ooer, tpie es einfaber beiBt: rWutter-
treu miro tdgli6 neu" Ser &olIteiner
lagt: Better en- riefen 8aber nerlee-
rem as en- frupern Wobber"; ou9
beiBt es in dbnli6em Gimme: u@as
ser Wa1ltter ans Ser5 gebt, bas gebt
oem 8ater nl,r aufs &nie". 9lnes tut
Die Dtntter fir ibr &inb, unb: vSSIt
Die Mutter nod 10 arm, gibt lie bod
oem &inoe tparm." 5reili9: n&leine
&inoer - fleine Sorgen, groBe &in-
Der - groBe Sorgen", immerbin:
~8iel &inoer, piel Segen."
Sier5u beInerft ser &olIGnoer
~Rinoer iinb elm Segen bes Serrn,
aber iie reiBen Die &nopfe bon oen
aleioern." Ser praftiide, nudterne
Soaanoer ipri6t aus Dem Sprid-
mort: v3iebt tbr &inber auf? 3iebt
lieber Spanferfel auf, 10 babt ibr
ale feds 8oden @elb." Mu6 beiBt
es in ben Nieoerlanoen: r&inber ire.
ten jung Der Wutter auf ben S6oB
unb alt aufs Ser5."
Ser 0ane ruft: User 6ie San6
oes &inoes ergreift, ergreift Ser Mut-
ter Ser5", unb: ~3u fritz reif, lit
balo perfault."
Ser gitlGnoer pbiloIopbiert: Ser
eigenen Wutter Hute uno Der 5tief.
mutter 8utterbrot lit einerlei."
Gie ruiiilden Spridtporter Iaaeu
lpenig Grellnblibes iiber Die ssrau,
bod Der Wutter Iaiien iie boae @e-
redtigfeit mioerfabren. ,Die @ebG.
rerin 1T Die bette grndbrerin", 'l,n6
nDas @ebet Der Mutter bolt aus Dem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

Die Mteniben fonnen nit ibrem
Sllde nidt in oas Snnere einorin-
gen, Tim oas Ser5 5u i6auen: Ser
ytenl6 iiebt oas, mas ouBen erlteint"
Il: &on. 16, y. 8as tun lie oesbalb?
Sic ldauen auf sic pergansencn Sa-
ten, uno oaraus MAIDEN iie oen
SbluB anf oas, mas mir in ser 3l,.
funft tun tueroen. 0aber fommt es
Damn, oaB tie mebr auf lns bal,en,
penn mir itets treu eetpeien iino, ais
apenn mir au6 MIR einmaI a,,f elmer
boIen Sat betroffen 1porben tp1ren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Cine heute mteoer
5eiteemdbe 5ttteupreotet
Dor 5rpethunoertunos
fiinf5ie 1ahren

slu6 in friiberen 3eiten baben
Die &riege einen tiefen Serfaa Der
Sitten 5llr 5olge gebabt. Sn @ort
uno Sdrift 5oeen au6 oomals @ei-
ltesfiibrer bagegen al Jelbe. gs lei
nur on Die Sreoigten l1nb S6riften
bes P. Ibrabam a Santa Galara err
innert. SSn Dem Sdriftlteaer a. Men-
5ertng bate ct einen gorgdneer. Die
ier lieB inn Sabre 1871 Elm 8uh in
5ranffurt lrnter Dem Sitel vSiinoen=
riige uno Notwithstanding inn
giirgertun", in Oem bie Bus- uno
@efauiudt oes Oamaligen noamii6en
@eidle9tes" ollo idorf geseiBelt
miro:
~'Sebt nur an bas 8usneien, Sun
uno Sbiiden Der 8eiber! Sebt, tpie
tie ibre Saare blei6en, bdneen ben
Shaoel ii6er einen Gang in ser Som
ne, maiden iid nit lonberli6er 5uge-
rtdteter 2auee bon lauter Soffart
uno 3iererei. Sic idnieren Idnliif-
fen unb itrei6en NIT bielent uno ie-
nem 8aiierlein, NIT oieiem uno ie=
mem ipanil6en &leiIterperf. Cine Mil
flar uno tpeiB iein, Die anoere gliibeno
uno rot, unO man6es oft 10 grob,
Dob man 6as @eidmiere bi1ter ben
Sbren fleben iiebt ooer Ser Safran
in BEN Saaren flebt. Sabei lit fem
CLAUDE, feline anbo6t 1lno fein &C.
miiien! Ges Spiegels fonnen iie gar
ni6t entbebren 1lnb Iteben itets Dor
oemielben. go trasen lie oud oie
Spiegel ni6t nur tdglih in oen 8eu-
teln, ionbern aub auf ibren Nabtil-
ien. Sa, Spiegel baben iie iogar in
Den 8ii6ern, Die lie NIT in Die Stride
nebnen; tpenn man MIN n1eint, lie
iino anoa6tie uno leIen in Sen 8us
6ern, 10 i6auen tie lid unS anbere
in ben Spiegel. Cine S6anoe lit es
nit BEN groBen ungebeuren S6len>
fopfen uno groBen 3opfen BON GEL
ben Saaren, bie tie INN oie &opfe
berumlegen nie groBe @aibplGuel,
oab man Bferoe oarauf tunmeln
m06te.
~Iu6 min es bel uns auffommen,
oab ser 8eibsperionen groBe l1ep-
pigfeit lib er5eigt in bem id1noIiden
GntblOBen. ., @reuel uno Srebel,
oas 81 5eigen, tpas beimlif) bleiben
loa! = Dos geidiebt nun beionbers
bon ben Wdoden, iolhen SdnGpper-
lingen, Die ibre Wauler ni6t genug
ouftun fonnen, baB oo1 iolde &au-
idauffe ettpas auf Die ShnGbel befG-
men! Dalnit iiinoigen tie contra hut
nlihtatasna, Seyes,Ndiam ct modestian,
serns SUI (gegen bic 9enut, bas
S6amgefiibl uno Die 8ei6eibenbeit
ibres @eidledtes). go MAIDEN es ober
aud beutigen Cages bie manner d.
tigen 8eibsltiife, ebe lie nod BON
einem 8rdutieam ooer Sreier tpiIIen,
ron5en unb laufen ullo bieten iid
sleidiam ielbit gum &auf an, 6urh
lol6es 2iebesmeroan5en aber be-
i9anofleden lie iif Ielbit ridt me-
mig.
n0as fommt al,G 6aber, baB biele
in iolhe Romooien geben, tpie tpeIbe
iest agirt (aufgefiibrt) tperoen. -
Das lit lieblides 3eugl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Peute nur laf oih niht
fan9en, 70 biit Oh fir
tmmer ent9an9en
Ans Der Mappe bes SSpbpfms

9laelpeil lit Der &anpf uns 9ulein
Elm gar beiBer, uno Oaneben bat ser
arme Weni6 ionit nod 10 man6en
StralB gu beiteben, oa tpore oenn elm
Sdutmittel it6erli6 bonn0ten. Die
Biloen baben ibre gmulette, au6 sic
yeeubeioen i'm 2anoe trogen oerIet
Sdmudiaden nit it6 berl1m, uno in
Der iogenannten guten olten Belt ba=
ben Die 2eute it6 our6 3auberiprii6e
uno gebeimnispoae griefe 5u ifiiten
geluht, aber gebolfen bat es nt9ts
lno it's audi fiir bie 3ufllnft feinen
Bftfferling inert. Gin rid)tiges uno
ME periagenoes Sdutmittel birgt in.
oeIien oie lleberidrift in iif, per oie=
les anlpenoet, miro nidt unterliegen.
Ser ulte Suloer Sob bat oas 2eben
oes Wenlden i6on ols einen &riegs.
Oienit be5ei6net, uno es Oiirften Ser
Seinoe belte nod mebr ietn ats in
leinen Sagen. Sn Sanoel uno @an=
Del berrldt 10 otel unreolidfeit, unb
Der oa al pertrauenspon lit, miro
lbers DIR gebauen. Sor Sen yguten
5reunoen" muB mand elmer ii6 nod
mebr in adt nebmen als bor ssrem,
Den, oa erltere feline Ihipa1en Soften
uno oen Snbalt ieiner 9orie fennen.
go loblib es lit, 5u belfen, 10 toridt
1T es, einem lei6tiinnigen Serl6pers
Der aus Ser Batihe belfen gu tpollen.
sln id0nen 8orten uno frommen
Gerliderunge1l, bielleidt Shtpiiren,
feblt es bel einem 2eiftfuB meiItens
ni9t, lit er aber aus ser &lemme ber=
aus, idlagt er Die beilisiten Geripre=
dunsen in oen 8ino, uno er pumpt
einen anoeren an. @enn irgenbipo
ltnoanf Der 8elt 2obn lit, betpabr.
beitet iif oieier Sprub bel einem
lei6tlebisen Jal1ten. go beri6tete
mir elm ipariamer Wann, ooB er in
Sabresfriit gesen $tOO an Sreunoe
geborgt babe, bon benen er pieIleiht
feline bunoert Gents 5uriiderbqlt, uno
elmer oerlelben, Dem er ni6t lpeiterbin
pumpen tpollte, orobte inn iogar nit
&epreiialten. Satiddlib bermiBte er
oann balo oara1f ou6 @ertsegen,
ltanoe in leinem 3inmer. @er ser
Spisbltbe mar, fonnte er lib benfen,
ourfte es aber niGt iagen ipeil ibm
Elm 3euge feblte. 8er ii1 allo NIT
oerglei6en S6marobern einl1Bt,
fonllnt 5u Sdoben uno er maft iid
unter nmitanoen nod iosar frernoer
Siinoen I6uloig. ga beiBt es oenn
gleid entldteoen banoeln uno einen
io.den iofort obidiitteln tpie Elm
SunO SEN Hesen.
Ser bieleenannte Ibrabam 2inz
coin mar, pie in Sen meiiten Mnge=
legenbeiten, bierin idlau. ginit iparo
er bon einem ais i6le6ter 3abler
befannten Nadbarn angegangen, Ell
ne 5iemli6 beoeutenoe 8iirgifaft su
leiiten Sbsleid er Die lnangenebme
gitte iofort abidlug, iubte iener i'm
bod nit Sdmei6eliporten su beipe-
gen, barauf ein5ugeben. gsun aber
i6enfte er ibm flaren @ein elm. vSr.
Sobnlon, )" ipraf er, nid) fann es
niht, lno tue es a1lh ni6t, benn
ipenn id 8iirgid)aft leiite, muB id
be5ablen. &omme ih als oann ipGter
nno iude Sic 5u 5tuingen, mid idab-
los 5u balten, ipenben tie mir oen
@iden gu, uno mir iino feline Sreun-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
pa @@@g a@ &s@ 9e Yli
Srauenreht

9as &edlt, at bienen nnb at lieben,
9as &edt, 8armberstgfeit sm iiben,
0as 8edt, bic 8inblein ianft at be.
gen,
Sn siebem, lebren, mabnen, pflesen,
Sas &edt, tuenn allies ihlGft, at tuas
den,
Sns &edt, int 9unfe( 2idt at ma.
den,
Sas Ged)t, gefr6nt NIT ianfter 8iir-
Dc,
3m trasen anbrer 2ait nnb 8irbe,
9as &edJt, iuenn tribe 3peifel iual-
ten,
Den 8lanben feit nnb trem sm ba(ten,
9as 8edt, obn' Gnbe at perseib'n,
Sas &edt, ein gauges 8eib at Iein,
goa tuabrer Cite, frumm nnb edit,
Sas lit bas id6ne SrauenredJt.
r. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
IN franfen Caeen
Bon 8ii dof &eppler
III

gs eibt cine einfabe 8robe, Oh man
reht ODER idledt leioet. Wa6t oaS
2eioen itill, beibeiben, ianft uno
freiinolid, bann lit bas Die gbelfru6t
zines gliten 2eioens. Modt es uns
aber berb, onipruhspon, rei5bar, lau-
Mid, lieblos, Damn iinb mir idle6te
Shiiler in Der 2eiberslhule. gs lit
niebriser geoismus, ipenn man aus
Ser &ranfbeit Elm Sripileg ableitet.
anoere su qudlen, tpenn man anoerr
mebr als notig lit, 5ur 2ait faat, als
ipollte man an ibne1t li6 raden fir
lein 2eioenseel6id.
8er 9riitli9 Ieioet, lprenst ben
8ann bieier unenblen SelbItludt; er
5pinst iid 5ur SreunbIidfeit uno
Site seeen anbere. Gas sebt anfanss
uid)t lei9t. Sft foltet ein 2a6el1
it1rere lteberauinou1tg. Gin itarfer
8iae ntuB Die bittern &lagen uno
berben @orte unteroriiden, ipelde Die
grinlnieen Sdmer5en auf Die 2ippen
oransen. gbriItlihe 2iebe apeitet oas
bonn 2eib 5uiammengepreBte Ser5 +;
lelbit bilfsbeoiirftig, trolt> unb freuoe=
arm lit es oarauf beoa6t, anoerll
Sreuoe, Stlfe lno Srolt 5u bereiten,
oas &ranflein in @obltl.n, bas 2eio
in 2iebe llm5uleten. 9as lit cine berr=
lide, ionnige 2eioensbobe; tpobl Dem,
Ser tie errei6t!
so tpenig lit es tpabr, oaB man in
franfen Sagen nidts mebr pirfen, itf
nidt mebr niisli6 MAIDEN tonne. Der
aranfe bat losar cine io5iale Wiiiion.
Gr fann fiir Sen leioenben Cell Der
Wenldbeit nod mebr tpirfen als Ser
8eiunoe, ebe,t apeil er lelbit leioet uno
neil iein 2eioen uu6 elmer fleinen
@abe boberen @ert, einem guten
8ort beionoern 8oblflang, einem
9fat elm groBeres @etpi9t, elmer Wab-
nung oerItdrften gtadorud, einenl
Sroittport einen iiiBen unterton gibt.
Seine 1pertpolIte @abe aber lit oas
quite 8eiipiel zines driltliden 2eis
bens. Son oieiem Germadtnis 5ebrt
bie 5anlilie auf @enerationen binaus.
8cin Borbilb bdlt piele anoere auf-
redt. 9eine @eoulo tpirft berubigeno
auf tie; beine 2iebe ma6t anoern
2eioenoen oas Ser5 1parm unb tpeidJ
uno tpeit.
~Ni6ts gerei6t bem Menid iden 10
5ubr @bre," ibreibt ct. gbrpioitomus
on Die idperniitise 8iafoniiiin
SlDmpias, rals Die gebulbtge slus.
bauer BEL forperliden Sdmer5en.
0enn 1pie 6ie @ebuIo unter ben Su-
senben Die erite lit unb Sen i60nlten
gbrenfran5 oeroient, 10 lit oieie be-
itimmte @rt Der @eoulb tpieoer berr.
Iid)er als Die an6ern. 9enn ni1ts lit
10 ifaper gu ertragen als &ranfbeit
oes 2eibes."
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lg g 3S8 5 &SS8SSSl

arbeIt am bduslibe1 Serb! 9lus ibr
ertpo6lt Ser5ensfrieoen. 9es 8eibes
lnnereS 8eien lit, begliideno gliid-
lib 5u MAIDEN.
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Srauenarbeit

~Soltet bo6 uno boltet inert
5rauenorbeit an bausli6en Serb. d"
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Scbrider-CN
Ceremony Is Held

Miss Anna Pauline Curtis and Mr..
Edward Francis Schrider were mar
ried at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
in St. Johns Catholic Church in
Forest Glen, Md, by Father Francis
J. Lauriola. A reception was held
Immediately after the ceremony at
Hayden Farm in Silver Spring.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert e. Curtis of Silver
Spring. ~She was escorted by her
father and she wore a white velvet
gown and fingertip veil held by
Juliet cap of seed pearls. She car
ried white orchid on a prayer
| book.
Miss Margaret Kelley was maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were the
Misses Theresa and Cecilia Schrid-
er, sisters of the bridegroom. They
wore taffeta gowns in dark bronze
and gold and they carried arm bou-
quets of chrysanthemums in gold
and orchid pink. with headdresses
to match. Mary Virginia Lynch was
| flower girl. She wore taffeta and a
headdress of chrysanthemums, and
she carried a basket of rose petals.
Mr.. William j. Schrider was best
man for his brother, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Schrider of
Silver Spring. The ushers were the
Messrs. John A., Jerome P. and
Alfred M. Schrider, brothers of the
bridegroom, and William Lynch.
After their wedding trip to New
York City, the couple will reside in
Montgomery Hills, Md Mr. Schrider
now is attending Benjamin Frank
lin University after serving four
years in the Marine Corps. His
bride attended the Washington
School for Secretaries.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Couple to Reside
In Spokane, Wash.

All Saints Episcopal Church was
the scene yesterday of the wedding
of Miss Louise Katherine Hansen
of Washington, daughter of Mrs.
J. L. Hansen and the late Mr.. Han
sen of Denver, and Mr.. Samuel
Warren Hobbs, son of Mrs. s. w.
Hobbs of Issaquah, Wash. DR..
Charles w. Lowry omciated at the
4 o'clock ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by a reception in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan
Nolan.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, DR.. Henry Hicks of
Greenwich, Conn. She wore white
moire gown with coronet of fresh
flowers in her hair and carried a
prayer book with white roses and a
shower of stephanotis. Her maid
of honor and only attendant was
Miss Marjorie Mcbride, who was
costumed in emerald green moire
carrying bronze NUNS to match the
coronet in her hair.
Mr.. James r. B. ,Sley was best
man and the ushers were Mr..
Thomas B. Nolan and Mr.. John
D. Strobell, jr.
Evening star., 1947-12-04
SUSPECTED Fee Probed
In Capone Aides Transfer
By the Associated Press

A House Expenditures Subcom-
mittee has been given the name OF
man who may have received
some money in connection with the
transfer of two former Capone
gangsters from the Atlanta to the
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Representative Busbey, Republican
of Illinois said yesterday.
Mr.. Busbey told reporters after a
closed meeting of the committed
that he and Representative Dorm
Democrat, of South Carolina were
given the name by Joseph w. San
ford. warden of the Atlanta Federal
Penitentiary.
Mr.. Busbey withheld the name
He said the committee has not de-
termined whether any money actu-
ally was exchanged.
Mr.. Busbey said the prisoners
were Paul Ricca and Louis Cam
pagna.
They were two of four former Ca
pone associates whose paroles ir
mid-August are being investigated
by the subcommittee, headed BY
Representative Hoffman, Republic.
an, of Michigan.
Ricca, Campagna, Philip DAN.
drea and Charles Gioe were re.
leased after serving about one-thire
of their 10-year sentences for ar
alleged 100000 extortion con-
spiracy against the movie industry
Evening star., 1947-12-04
Igor Cassini Is Engaged
To Bedford, n. Y, Girl

The engagement of Igor Cassini,
former Washington society columniSt
and now society editor of the New
York Journal-American, and Miss
Eliza beth Darrah Waters of Bedford,
N. Y, was announced in Bedford
yesterday by the parents of the
bride-to-be, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Alexander Waters, jr.
Mr.. Cassini is grandson OF a
former imperial Russian Ambassa-
dor. Count Arthur Cassini. He and
the former Miss Austine Mcdonnell,
now a Washington society columnist
were divorced last September in
Carson City, New. They were mar
ried in 1910.
Miss Waters, who graduated from
the Oldfelds School at Glencove
Md, in l945, is at present attending
the Art Students League in New
York.
Mr.. Cassini, who obtained his law
degree from the University of Flor
ence, Italy, in 1887, served during the
war in the European theater, first as
sergeant in the Intelligence Corps
and later as a correspondent for the
Army paper, Stars and Stripes.
He wrote a society column for the
Times Herald here before going to q
new job in New York City after the
Evening star., 1947-12-04
Rabbi Korn Plans
Army for Holy Land

BOSTON, Dec. 4 (P).-Plans for a
$50 .OOO-man Palestine expedition
ary army to be led by American
generals" were disclosed last night
by Rabbi Baruch Korff, 80, who was
arrested several months ago in
Paris on charges of planning to drop
Zionist propaganda leaflets on
London.
The American rabbi told news
conference that the volunteer army
would be formed within few
months under sponsorship of the
American Political Action Commit
tee for a free Palestine. He said
the group expected United Nations
sanctions and financing.
Several American generals, ne
added have volunteered to lead the
army which would be made up OF
American veterans and would be
known as The George Washington
Battalion" He did not identify the
generals
He said the army would be formed
'to protect the rights of the jew
ish people and to prevent the infil-
tration of totalitarian armies who
may try to enter on the pretext OF
protection but will never leave"
Rabbi Korff was held in prison
12 weeks on charges of plotting to
bomb" London with leaflets after
mis- arrest by government agents in
France in September. He was re-
LEASED when prosecution was
droDDhd
Evening star., 1947-12-04
Paris Receives Reports
OF Moscow Bank Runs

PARIS, Dec. 4 R.-A Govern
ment source said today information
received from Moscow supported
Washington reports of runs on banks
and stores in the Russian capital.
This source, who requested an
onymlty, said the French government
had received similar reports.
French spokesmen refused to COM
ment officially.
The government source said ne
believed" the cause of the runs
was a fear among the Russian peo-
pie of a Forthcoming exchange OF
money to reduce the amount OF
banknotes in circulation.
The Russians believed, he said,
that all money would be called in
and the holders would receive IN
return only the equivalent OF six
months salary.
Evening star., 1947-12-04

Atomic energy research scientists,
working on plans for a nuclear
power plant to convert atomic heat
into electricity, expect soon to begin
actual tests in Schenectady N. Y,
of some of the ideas which have
existed so far only on paper.
Progress of the research was dis
c,,ssed in an interview yesterday by
R. S. Neblett, administrator OF the
General Electric Co.'S "nucleonics'
project, which is engaged in atomic
studies for TIE Atomic Energy Com
Mr.. Neblett came to Washington
Yesterday to confer with Atomic
Energy Commission officials and to
address a meeting of the Washing
ton section of the American 1nstl..
tute of Electric Engineers at the
Pepco auditorium last night.
Mr.. Neblett said generation OF
electric power to operate machines
is the most promising potential in
dustrial use of nuclear energy, al
ready harnessed for war and produc-
tive of by-products that have proved
valuable in medicine.
Plants to Be Larger.
The kind of power plant General
Electric scientists have in mind, he
revealed, would be only Is to 50 per
cent larger than those now in use
to generate a comparable amount
of power. The saving in storage
space for fuel would be almost l0C
per cent, however, he pointed out
The uranium it would consume re-
leases about 100000 times as much
heat per pound as COAL
To generate power which could be
used in industry, the atomic power
plant would employ an atomic pile
to produce heat, Mr.. Neblett ex-
planned.
The heat would be conveyed to 6
heat exchanger" by means OF some
heat-transfer medium, probably g
Evening star., 1947-12-04

lege, Raleigh, N. C. She lived IN
washington until 1910. when she
married and moved to West Orange,
N. J. Since the death OF her hus-
band she has been living with her
mother, Mrs. Arthur Carr, 5053 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. Her father
the late Arthur Carr, was a proml-
nent builder and real estate man
here.
Besides her mother, Mrs. Geddes
is survived by two daughters. Carol
Carr Geddes, S; Olivia Gray Geddes,
4, and two brothers. Oliver T. Carr,
3725 Upton street NV. builder and
real estate dealer, and Robert b.
Carr of the Massachusetts, avenue
address, portrait artist.
Funeral services will be held 2
D m. tomorrow at st. Adams Church,
Wisconsin and Massachusetts, ave-
nues NV, with the Rev. DR.. Charles
Warner, rector. officiating. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-12-04
RFC Bars Speculative
Or |nfIationarY Loans
by the Associofed Press

The Reconstruction Finance Corp.
has directed its 81 loan offices across
the Nation to deny all loans they
suspect of be speculative or other
wise inf1ationary.
John D. Goodloe. chairman of the
multibillion dollar Government lend
ing agency, specified the following
as examples of inf1ationary loans:
l. Those permitting an applicant
to build up inventories beyond
essential needs" especially where he
lis specializing in products not re-
lated to his business, either quanti-
tatively or qualitatively.'
2. Those which will result in the
use of materials and labor for the
construction of facilities which will
not come into operation until some
remote future date
3. Those which will result in the
diversion of scarce goods for nom
essential purposes.