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Evening star., 1948-05-29
Executive Council,
Episcopal Diocese,
Seats New Officers

AS president OF the Executive
Council of the Episcopal Diocese OF
Washington, Bishop Angus Dun to-
day announced the election OF the
officers of the various departments
which operate under the council.
In addition to the president, the
officers include Thomas E. Robert
son, vice president: H. L. Rust, IT,,
treasurer of the diocese; Arthur C..
Houghton, treasurer of the church's
program; Miss Edith E. WEIGH, Sec
retary, and Miss Virginia Patton,
assistant secretary.
Ernest w. Greene was reelected
chairman of the department OF
finance and the Rev. William MacD.
Sharp, rector of Christ Church,
Georgetown, was once more named
to head the department of missions.
The Rev. Robert s. Trenbath, rec
tor of Trinity Church, Takoma Park,
will chair the department OF social
relations and the Rev. John Parker
Coleman, vicar of st. Timothy's
Chapel, will carry on as chairman
of the department of Christian edu-
cation.
The new chairman for the de-
partment of promotion is the Rev.
Lyman B. Greaves, rector of Christ
Church, Kensington.
Evening star., 1948-05-29

Church, guided the destinies of the
mission for IL years. In 1926 the
mission was placed under the juris-
diction of st. Francis Xavier
Church, remaining as its charge for
16 years.
Land on which the white frame
church now stands was donated
about 80 years ago by an Episco-
palian. Washington Beall. Recently
an additional five acres was given
to the parish by Mrs. Bessie Nc
Graw.
Plans for a new church to take
the place Of the present structure,
which only seats 200 persons, are
now being considered. It is ex-
pected the present building will be
moved to the rear of the new one
and will be converted for use as
a church hall. The plans call for
construction Of a school, rectory and
convent. At present Father Rakow-
ski lives in the home of Mrs. Nc
Graw at 1920 Marlboro pike. The
new ediflce, when built, will hold
approximately 800 persons.
Organizations in the parish in
clude the Holy Name Society, Sodal-
ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and
the Catholic War Veterans.
Evening star., 1948-05-29

TClo oo4 Va AAAo
ordination to
the priesthood.
A native Of
Baltimore, tn e
Rev. Peter P.
Rakowski came
to Mount CAL
vary when he
was an assistant
to the late Msgr.
Joseph ~. Buck
ley, then pastor
of st. Francis
Xavier Catholic
G h u r c h i n
w a S h i n G ton.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
National Presbyterian
Memorial Day Service

Members of the National Pres
byterian Church and their guests
will keep Memorial Day in q special
service at II am. tomorrow, when
the service flag will be displayed
and the names Of those who gave
their lives in both World Wars will
be acknowledged.
DR.. Edward L. r. Elson will
preach on Their Falkland Ours" !"
Evening star., 1948-05-29
National Christian
Memorial Day Rites

A special Memorial Day sermon
on Demand for Fellowship" will be
delivered by DR.. j. Warren Hastings
tomorrow morning in the National
City Church. The Rev. Myron w:
Christman. associate minister, will
participate in the service.
The annual June luncheon of the
Woman's Council will be held Tues
day at noon in the social hall, 1908
Vermont avenue NV. Off1cers will
be installed. The public Is invited.
Tickets for the luncheon may be
secured at the church office.
Evening star., 1948-05-29

e q u c q Z q q ana
n BILE Hebrew
youths. prisoners
in personal at
tendance upon
King Nebuchad-
nezzar. AS part
of the royal en-
tourage, h e y
were expected to
look well and be
happy. To that
end they were
permitted to eat
the daintieS Of
the Kings table
and to drink of
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Radio Bible Quiz

Pastors from the washington
area will participate on Dale Crow
ley's "Quizspiration" broadcast over
Station WWDC tonight at o'clock
They are: The Rev. Thomas E
Boorde, the Rev. Leslie Gould and
the Rev. Douglas Scott, all of Wash
ington; the Rev. Frank L. Snyder
pastor Clarendon Baptist Church.
Arlington, and the Rev. Harvey c.
Rankin, Carmody Hills, Md. Evan
gelist Dale Crowley will be master
OF ceremonies.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Epiphuny Episcopal

At II am. tomorrow at the
Church Of the Epiphany, the Rev
Richard Williams will preach and
the Rev. j. Brooke Mosley, director
Of the Department of Social Welfare
Of the Diocese of Washington, at 8
pm. Mrs. Theodore Wedel will ad-
dress the Young Adults Forum at
6 pm. on christian Belief in HUI
man Relationships"
Evening star., 1948-05-29

ever, these young Hebrews were
truly wise, and they knew the secret
OF the training table-simple food
for physical fitness.
Putting 1t to the Test.
They were not "grouches," and
they won the good will Of the chief
Of the eunuchs, who tolerantly per-
mitted his charges to make a 10
day experiment on simple food with
no wine on the diet list. All they
asked for their proposals was a
fair trial. Sound moral principles
are ever willing to submit to tests.
Daniel and his three friends were
willing to stake all upon the practi-
cability of their principles.
Their theory in this situation
worked; for, as runs the account,
"At the end of 10 days their counte-
nances appeared fairer, and they
were fatter in flesh, than all the
youth that did eat the kings
dainties."
Daniel had not put the principles
of conduct into moth balls when he
moved from slow-going old-fash-
ioned Jerusalem to the gay city Of
Babylon. For Daniel was of the
breed OF man who is captain Of his
own soul, who is no mere chameleon
taking on the color of his sur
roundings, but an independent, self
directing citizen. He dared to be
himself, buttressed and sustained by
moral principles which most Of his
contemporaries considered queer.
The end of the story is that the
good natured eunuch who had
charge of the training Of the young
Hebrews and their friends finally
gave in and allowed Daniel to try
his queer program for 10 days.
In the end Daniel and his buddies
won. Even the Eunuch had to con-
fess that the simple diet and COM
plete abstinence from wine had not
hurt the queer Hebrew boys. And
when they were brought in to the
King, his verdict was that they were
in top condition physically, and
that they knew more than all the
wise men and enchanters in all his
realm.
Out of this story of the training
table in the sumptuous palace of
Babylon there emerge three prin-
cipIes which are universally ap-
plicable:
1t is best worth while to be ones
self, regardless of current fashions.
Abstemiousness is better for body
and spirit than in Indulgence.
In life's testing times, the trained
souls are found fit, and are called
to places of power.
The Sunday school lesson for
May 80 is, Daniel Stands by
His Conviction. Daniel 1920.
(Temperance.)
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Union Church to Reopen

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
% (SpeciaD Members of Union
Church at Boyd Tavern will reopen
their 140-year-old church building
at 3 pm. tomorrow. The Rev. F.
Leslie Robinson, rector emeritus of
Grace Church, Cismont, will ocn-
duct the service.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
A Lesson
For the Week
By WiIIiom T. Ellis

The Sunday school lesson for this
week is one Of the familiar bits Of
the literature Of religion. Daniel
and his three companions were
Evening star., 1948-05-29
By Cospor Nonnes

The parishioners of Mount CAL
vary Catholic Church, Forestville,
Md, will unite tomorrow in honor
ing their pastor on the 25th ami
Evening star., 1948-05-29

ChopIoin Ackiss to Speok
Chaplain Ernest L. Ackiss, U. S.
NJ, will be guest minister tomorrow
Evening star., 1948-05-29

Mount Calvary Rev. p. P. Rakowski.
was then a mission of st. Francis
Xavier Church. On June IL, 1912,
the mission was made an independ-
ent parish and Father Rakowski
was named as its first resident ad-
ministrator He became the first
pastor on April Is, this year.
Evening star., 1948-05-29

lat National Baptist Memorial
Church. He has for his subjects:
II am. 1.-THE Price," and 8 p.m.s
The Challenge Of Greatness"
DR.. E. B. Willingham, pastor, Is
attending the Northern Baptist
Convention at Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
New Minister Here

The Rev. James D. Foy will as
sumo the pastorate Of the Mount
Zion Methodist Church tomorrow.
He was appointed by the 58th ses-
sion Of the Washington Annual
Conference from the Buena Vista
Street Church, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18
MuAkunH
@pn Srpf. S. ID. . Il bren
&eSaftenr Ses ,8aiienfremno'
= Sran +. @. g., Sans. =

SSn man6en fatboliiden @egenoen
Sel1tlblanos berridte oie idJone, alt-
bergebrobte Site, Dob am Is. slus
quit, Dem SeIt ser elufnabme Wta-
riens in oen Simlnel, allerlet lpobl-
rie6enoe &rduter. uno 8lumen in Ser
Stride geIegnet tpuroen 5ur Crime
rlng an sic ulte SrnOition, na6 mel
der nah Der Iufnabme Ser slaerie-
ligIten SSllngfrau unO @ottesmutter
Inn oas leere @rab lid) sic liebli6Iten
@oblgeriibe perbreiteten. 9te gotts
begnaoete 9luglItinernonne Nnna
&atbarine gmmerid berihtet in IL
rem &iIionen irber oaS 2eben Mari1 :
ySSn ser Hodt nod ser @rablegl1ng
gelhab sic IeibIid5e slufnabme ber
beiligiten Sltngfruu in oen Simmel.
Sd lab mebrere 4poItel uno beilige
sSrauen in oieIer Haht in Dem 8art=
den Dor Der @robboble beteno uno
Yialmen 1ingeno. Som Simmel Der
aber iab i6 cine brelte Si6tbabn ith
iiber 0as Grab berabienfen 11no in
ibr orei @lorienfreiie bon gngeln, in
.oeren Witte oie leu6tenoe Seele ser
beilig item Sl1ngfrau bernieoeridneb-
te. Sbr ooran 5og ibr gottliGer Sobn
nit bellitrabIen0en @unomnlen
9lu6 Inn bas Saupt ser betligiten
Sungfrau i6pebte nie cine &rone Elm
Gbor ieliger @eiiter. SD ipeiB nidt,
mas oie slntpeienoen Oanon geieben
baben, aber i6 iab, OaB iie itouneno
uno on6eteno empori6auten ooer iit
eridiittert nit Dem slntliB auf oie
gr0e parfen. 9lls bieie @rI6einung,
INNER oeutli6er peroeno, iiber Ser
8rabboble i61pebte, 0ffnete it6 aus
ibr cine 9abn bis in Oas bimmlilde
Serlrialem. Die beiligIte Seele Marid,
an >Seius poriiberidnebeno, orang
ourh oen 6elien in oas @rab, aus
Dem iie in ibrem berfldrteu 2eibe 1i6
leudteno erbob unb nit Der gan5en
bimmliI6en @rIdeinlmg triltmpbie=
reno gum bimmliiden Seruialem au-
riiffebrte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

au 1noern, Soft, Der 10 iebr beleioigt
tpir6, nidt nebr 6urh Die 5iin6e 5l
betrii6en, oen beiligen Hoienfran5 5,t
|beten, li1 5u befebren unb 8uBe gu
|tun fir ibre 5inoen." Damn iagte iie
init Srauer i'm antlib uno bittenber
|Stinme oie @orte, Die ben tiefiten
ginbruf auf 2u5ia gernaht batten:
u2aB iie nicbt langer unIeren Serrn
betriiben, oenn gr lit iebt genng be-
leibigt!" Sic fiiete binall, sd mini
ide an bieiem Srt cine aapelle 51
|meiner @bre" !.
Sic periiherte, penn Die Weniden
iid beiiern, aperoe Der &rieg balo 3ll
gnbe eeben, uno ite tper0e ibre @e-
bete erboren. 8onn iagte iie ben &in.
bern 2ebetpobl nno entfernte iib IN
Die &ibtung 5lr Sonne bin. Sic
breitete tpieoerum Die &dn6e aus, oe-
rem 2i6tltrablen oiesmal our Come
bintpielen, oie nit einem Wale it6t-
bar getporoen NOR.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18
Tatima
(Sortiesung)
5iinfte @rideinnng am 13.
September

9ie Seffentli6teit in 8ortugal
intereiiierte itd INNER mebr fir Die
grl6einungen in Der Gopa oa Sssria.
am Worgen oeS t3. September mo-
rem Die @ege nab Satima beoedt
nit SuBgdngern ltno Sabr5eugen.
@s 1paren nt6t mebr Neugierige, ion-
BERN 8an fabrer, Die bon ssnnigfeit
beteten. 2uaia beri6tet: uDie 8ege
poren nit Menlden sefiiat uno ale
1pollten uns ipre6en. Iae Weni6ens
riidltdt mar gei6punoen. Giele Men-
i6en, ielbit aus boben 8eienihafts-
freiien, brangten itb ourb Die Men-
ge, sic 1tns umgab, fielen auf Die
&nie uno baten ltns, ibre Bitten ser
ID. @ottesmutter uor5utragen. Inoe=
re, oenen es nidt selang, bis 81, uns
oor5uoringen, riefen uns bon met
tenn at, ielbit oben BON oen Wauern
uno 8dumen berab, auf Die tie ge-
itiegen tparen, Inn uns beler ieben
gu fonnen: Inn ser 2iebe @ottes
tpillen bittet bie beilige Sungfrau Inn
oie Seilung r11eines Derfriippelten
Sobnes = UNI oie Seilung meines
blinoen &inoes - INN oie 8efebrung
zines climbers, ser mir teuer lit nitp.
Man empfabl uns aaes glenb Der
armen Weni6beit. l1no mir iagten
Dem einen: So, oem anoeren reid
ten mir oie Sano, uno 10 gingen mir
tpeiter, nobel einiee Wdnner uns eli
men 8eg ourd Die Meni6enmenge
babnten."
@egen Weittag fonnte man 25,l biz
10000 WenIhen 5dblen, uno bod
mar es mitten in Der grnte5eit. 2u-
5ia bat sic umltebenoen, BEN NoIen-
fran5 gu beten. Wean ianf in Die
&nie, uno elm getpaltiees Bitten uno
Sleben orang 5ur Simmelsfonlgin
empor. @enau Inn Wittag begann Die
itrablenoe Sonne ibren @lan5 au oer>
lieren unb Die 9ltmoipbdre Duroe
sologelb. Bloslid unterbra6 bas
Wabhen Sen &oienfran5 l1no rief
freuoeltrableno aus: u9a lit ite, i6
iebe iie!" 5ait I'M ielben slugenblif
Itiegen 6reuoenrufe aus Ser Menge
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

fomnen mar, bot Iid ibr cine reue
ueberraibung oar. Dte &leioer, Die
bon Dem anbaltenoen &egen gan3
6urhnaBt tparen, tparen in oen me-
nigen Winuten troden nn6 lauber
getporoen. Nienano empfano elm I'm
bebagen, 10 omrdndBt geueien 81,
5ein.
9as NOR Warias Mbidieo bon oen
&inoern, bon Der Gopa 90 ssria 1itt6
BON Der 8olfsmenge. Simmer ipieber
iagten es Die Ingen5eugen: n8ir ba-
ben oas ,3ei6en @ottes geleben.
Sbne 3meifeI bat Der &immel bieie
nnerbOrten @unoer getpirft, Inn Die
gdtbeit ser grideinungen un6 Die
8lanbmiiroigfeit Ser &inoer nit al
Ter Wa6t gu beitdtisen uno Die au-
Beroroentlihe 8eoeutung Ser bimm-
liicben 8otiGaft 5u betonen, beren
l1eberbringerin oie Nutter ser 8arm-
ber5igfeit mar.
8dbreno oie Wenge in ipra6lo-
lem gritaunen Sen eriten Sell bes
Sonnen-Bbanomens betradtete, se.
|noiien Die Seber ein gang anoeres
S6auipiel.
get Ser fiinften grideinung bate
ibnen Die Waoonna periprohen, i'm
Sftober nit Dem beiligen ssoIepb uno
Dem Seinsfinoe 5u fommen.
(Sortlebung folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

briioerlid untereinanoer, bis Ser 0a-
5i-Serror fatn, Der &atboIifen uno
Suoen berfolgte. sfuh in unierm
2anoe leben gum groBen Seil Men-
ihen beridiebener gtelision, Gbitan-
mung imo Sprade rebt bentofratiid,
s. +. 6riitli6, nit ausnabme bon
etliden fanatiiden proteltantiiden
SPbpreoigern Ole ourh 2iige uno
gerlellmoung oie fatboliibe STRIDE
perfolgen. llnO ood ioa @merifa Elm
groBenteil driitlides 2ano iein. Slt
fotbolilden 2anoern erfreuen ii6 olle
Notwithstanding boiler Sreibeit
Dor Dem 8elet uno I'M ltmgang, in
Sanoel uno @anoel. Die fatboliid)e
Stride lit sic 1pabrIte uno edteite Ses
mofratie ser @elt. ltnier 8apit 8ius
XII. gebt nit ieinem erbabenen 8ei-
ipiel ooran unO in6t Sdue lttlo Sil.
fe fir alle Oteni6en 81 bermitteln.
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g. g., 81 -

Sbmobl oie Stride uns ni6t Der,
|pflidtet ourd) Elm eigenes 8ebot, ions
bern nur oen @uni6 ousbriidt, 10
Ioaten mir ood 6eim 9lngelus72du,
ten oreimal am Gage bieies i6one
@ebet gu @bren ser Muttergottes Der.
rihten. Gteler englii6 @ruB lit Elm
Ialter, itberaus frommer, beiliamer
uno erbebenoer @ebrau6, Der oas
Sageiperf oes Gbriiten in Ieinem Slns
fange, in ieinem 6ortgange uno in
leiner Goaenoung beiligen fann uno
Iou. Sreimal oes Cages tont bie Qn=
gelus=@lode in oas iroii6e @etriebe
uno @epoge oes observation-disclosures bin
elm uno ruft oen tSterbli6en Elm er1l-
ties ~lSurIum Goroa" gu bei ibren
Irbeiten INN oas 3eitli6e. gs gibt
oem gldubigen tatbolii6en 2eben ei=
ne eigentiimlide @eibe uno 8erfld=
rung. gs erinnert uns an bas @un=
Der Ser WeniGperoung uno Die 9lus-
ertpablung elmer &reatur our Mutter
oes menidgemoroenen Sobnes sSeius
Gbriltus. $50 INNER es gel6eben
fann ioate in alien &ir6en uno &a=
peaen Ser elngelus gelautet tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18
Mlter Srierer, Ser.

0os itimmt. 9lu6 Srier feiert in
oieiem Sabre bas aftbunoerti1brige
8eiteben elmer ser Gltelten &ir6en
Sriers unO gon5 9eutihlanos, Der
ct. 0satbias Stride. @ie Ser uraltt
Dom lit faum Elm 5tpeites 8autperi
10 eng nit ser 8eihidte ser Gtaot
oerbunbeh. Gie Stride birgt oos elm,
5ige Ipoitelerab oiesieits Ser alpen.
gtad alter 1eberlieferung bot sic fl.
Selena, 5usleid nit Dem 81. &od
oes Serrn, i'm nit nad 5rier ge-
bra6t. 8edielpoa par oas Sdidial
oieier driitliden &ulturitdtte, oie felt
7O7 unter Ser &egel oes Ill. 8enebift
ltebeno, nah erIter 8liite gegen gnoe
oes neunten sSobrbunoerts oen &or-
manenIturm gum Spfer fiel. Sm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

2aufe ser sSabr6un6erte tpliroe ct
Matbias 5u elmer Ger groBten @all.
fabrtsItdtten oes 8eItens ltno 5u Dem
Ser3Itiid zines mittelalterliden @roB.
floIters, oas iid ipie faum elm 5ipei-
tes in 9eutihlano bis our 8egentpart
faIt unperiebrt in ieiner @rltnol ltruf-
tur erbalten bat. Ma6tpon NOR 0as
2eben Ser slbtei I'M elften, 5tpolften
unb orei5ebnten Sabrbunoert, nab.
reno oas Grill pon spignon, bas gro-
BE S6isma uno oas Snterregnllm
ct. GWatbias tiefe @unoen i6lugen.
1902 tpuroe ct. gtatbias Damn aub
i'm 3uge ser 3eit iafuluriiiert. 9ie
ebemals 10 reide 8alilifa tpuroe cine
orme, einfade Bforrfirde. slus Ser
slbtei muroe Elm Gittergut. SIM Sabre
1922 febrten aber bie 8eneoiftiner
unter 5iibrung ibres slbtes 2auren-
thus 3euer in ibr altes Seiligtum su=
riid unO erDarben i'm 2aufe Ser Sab
re au6 pieoer bie alte 9lbtei uno Ell
men Sell oes Campus ct. Watbtas.
1911 muBten iie, BON Sen gea3is ber=
trieben, sic slbtei 1pieoer perlailet
uno crit 1916 par eine 9tiidfebr rnog-
li6. Seute baben oie Won6e, Die iid
bamals Inn ben aus ser Gerbannung
beimgefebrten elbt 8aiililiHgbel iam=
melten uno aus Sibiriens Da6au,
bon BEN Sronten, aus &riegsgefange-
uno Don idperer tSeelior=
gegslrbeit famen, nur einen fleinen
Eeil oes groBen @ebauoefompleres
belegt. Die Webr5obl Der &dume itebt
,3Uefen 5ur Serfiigung.
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u. g., u. ..

Die fatbolild)e Stride fennt feline
Sntoleran5. Nad oem 8eiipiele unb
Dem @ebot Tires gottliden Stifters
betrahtet iie 8atboliten, Broteitan,
ten, Suoen uno Seioen, ia iogar lire
5einoe als ainoer @ottes, oils 0G6=
item, Die mir adten, ia Iogar Iieben
nlitllen. @ie Sic ri6tig bemerfen
berrihte Dor Dem &riege i'm religi0s
gemildten Seuti6lan6 i'm 8olte 81.
nlgteit uno 9uloianfeit. &atbolifen,
Froteltanten un0 Suoen berfebrten
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Special
EinfIhrungs-Angebot

II Unxen Flasche fur nur 81 90 portofrsl
ins Haus seliefert.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Merritt, Former Jockey,
SOUGHT In 81, 500 SwindIe
Nv the Assoe;otsd Press


NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-New York
police headquarters said yesterday
they had asked Baltimore police te
arrest former Jockey Bobby Merritt
in connection with a grand larceny
complaint made against him in New
York.
Police said the complaint was
made by q Jack Lieberman OF New
York, who was not identified further
Mr.. Lieberman, police said, charged
that the jockey had swindled him
out of $4,000. Mr.. Lieberman con-
tended he gave Merritt that sum on
September %, 1947, for a half in
terest in a race horse.
Police said they understood Mer-
ritt now Is in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-11-25

later was reported slightly i'm
proved" although still in serious
condition.
Miss Mary Grey, rs, was found
unconscious In bed Tuesday at the
Martha Washington Hotel. An am
bulance attendant noted on his re-
port that she apparently was dead
Police said an empty box of sleeping
pills was in q table drawer nearby
Patrolman Richard Petrocine, sent
to the hotel room as a guard, then
noticed the faint signs of life.
Miss Grey registered at the hotel
last July "a and said her home was
in San Francisco,
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Cancer Courses Available
For All High Schools Here

Cancer education courses are
available for all District high school
students under . new program Of
the District division Of the Amer
lean Cancer Society, the group said
yesterday.
She announcement was made as
the first four-day course ended at
Western High School. A motion pic
ture and lectures by II doctors
serving in District cancer centers
featured the course, in which the
entire student body participated.
DR.. Jay Mclean, director of the
Health Departments bureau of can
Ger control, opened the program last
Evening star., 1948-11-25

Wednesday, and the courses were
conducted by Miss Helen M. Rogers,
nursing consultant Of the division.
Doctors participating In the pro-
gram included James A. Cannon
Robert Hunter. Irene B. Barrett,
Merton T. Waite, Roy G. Klepser,
Daniel B. Greer, John Norcross,
George Sharpe, Albert Bright,
Thomas Bradley, Ernest A. Gould
and Joseph A. Bailey.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Policeman Saves Woman
Left as Dead by Ambulance
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-An attrac-
tive young blond-left for dead by
an ambulance attendant-had q
chance for life today because q
policeman guarding her body" saw
her stir slightly.
The policeman Immediately gave
her artificial respiration, then had
her taken to a hospital where she
Arizona sun., 1948-07-30
Amer. Legion News
BY LAURA BELL

The Auxiliary held its regular
meeting Thursday night, July %,
with the president, Ruth Milden
presiding. Chairmans for the fol-
lowing committees were appoint
ed: Mrs. Maggie Sells, Child We'll
fare; Mrs. Thelma Ricks, Rehabil-
itation Work; Mrs. Laura Bell,
Publicity and Radio; Mrs. >Maude
McCloud, Poppy; Mrs. Pauline
Jordan, Social Activities, assist
ants, Mrs. Essie Pruitt, Mrs. Fran
els Moreland, Mrs. Gloria Williams
and Mrs. Maude McCloud.
For the convenience of members
who do not receive their national
paper and for others who do not
know of our work, the following
article by Mrs. Mary Kallenberger,
Department President, taken from
the July issue of National News of
the American Legion Auxiliary, is
being reprinted. Her report on Ari-
zona follows:
"Iere in the great wide open
spaces where men are Legionnaires
and women are true Auxiliary
members, our program is as big as
a giant cactus, our hospitality is
as warm as the desert sun, and
the work accomplished by the Aux
iliary is as vast as the wealth of
the Desert Country.
Rehabilitation work is the most
important in the Department of
Arizona, since many of the sick
and disabled veterans from all
parts of the country seek the West
for the healthful climate. Many
stay permanently, others only un-
til they have regained their health.
Area "E" Child Welfare and Re-
habilitation conferences were held
in Phoenix this year and were
most successful.
Our first Girls State was held
June 1 to 5.
Many other worthwhile projects
are, being carried out by the Units
and much enthusiasm is being
shown for Auxiliary work. Proof
five new Units were organized this
year.
The future of the Arizona Aux
Hilary is mighty bright. Modesty be
hanged! We have a terrific De-
partment and know it.