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taught matne- Mr. os1'on
matics at Parsons College, Fairfield.
Iowa. after receiving his master OF
arts degree from the University OF
Iowa in 1908.
Author of more than IS articles
published In the Astronomical
Journal and other publications, he
represented the Naval Observatory
at a meeting of the International
Astronomical Union at Stockholm
in 1888.
His wife. Mrs. Ina Burroughs Rob-
inson Burton, who, like Mr.. Burton,
is from Onowa, Iowa, worked as a
computer at the observatory during
World War I.
Mrs. Burton intends to make her
husband feel at home at 1914 Full
ton street NV. by installing a tele-
scope.
Evening star., 1948-06-30

The 10 year =
old astronomer
has been looking
at celes t ! a !
bodies for so
years. 80 of them
at the N a v a ]
Observatory.
Mr.. B urt o n
Joined the OBJ
servatory in 1909
as a computer.
He came here
from the Yerkes
Observatory in
Wisconsin. Be-
fore that h e
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Albert LoveIand Becomes
Agriculture Undersecrefary
By the Associated Press


Albert J. Loveland of GAINESVILLE,
Iowa, became Undersecretary OF Ag-
riculture today.
He succeeded Norris E. Dodd, who
resigned to become director general
of the United Nations Food and
Agriculture Organization.
Elmer H. Wene of Vineland, N. j.,
was to have been sworn in as Assist
ant Secretary in the same ceremony
but was detained in Trenton. De-
partment officials said he is winding
up his work as member OF the
New Jersey Senate before coming
to Washington.
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Burton Quits Post
AT Naval Observatory

Harry E. Burton retired today as
principal astronomer and head of
the Equatorial and Astrographic
Division OF the Naval Observatory.
Evening star., 1948-06-30

Maidenhead, England. has placed
the water ration for circus elephants
at 10 gallons q day each.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Miss Stallmgs
Becomes Bride

The Rev. Stuart F. Cast officiated
yesterday afternoon at the wedding
of Miss Virginia Lee Stallinss and
Mr.. Milton. D. Bittenbender. The
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Lawson
Stallings and the late Mr.. Staliines
was married to the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas D. Bittenbender at a
o'clock, In the Church Of Sit. Stephen
and the Incarnation. A reception,
followed at the Admiral Club. # i
1 Ihe bride, given In marriage bv
her cousin. Mr.. Dorsey K. Offutt.
wore ivory satin and q seed pearl
headdress and carried 4 white prayer
book with d white orchid. She was
attended 9by Mrs. Paul r. Lehman.
matrcn of honor, in blue faille>taf-
feta with q bouquet of spring
flowers. and Mrs. Robert W. jon
scher. bridesmaid, in yellow taffeta
with spring flowers. Suzan Jonscher
was the flower girl.
/ Mr.. Abbott Henry was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Jonscher
Mr.. John Reed Levy and Mr.. Will
liam Spellbring.
/ After honeymoon in New York
the couple will move into the home
they have bought in Wheaton, Md.
Mr.. Bittenbe1der will resume college
! next fall.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
|St. agnes School
Benefit Concert
To Be Presented

/ Prominent socialites in ofiicia'
and resident circles of both Alex.
andria and Washington are mum.
bered among the patrons anc
patronesses for the concert which
will be given Thursday evening fol
the benefit of the scholarship fund
OF st. Agnes Episcopal School in
Alexandra.
Some Of those whose names are
on the list are the Chief OF STAFF
Of the Air Force and Mrs. Carl A
Spaatz, former Judge and Mrs
Thurmond Arnold, the Dean OF the
Virginia Episcopal Theological Sem
mary and Mrs. Alexander c. Ia
briskie, Mrs. Atherton Macondray
Maj. and Mrs. John Otey Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Karig, DR.
and Mrs. James A. Gooch, Dr.. and
Mrs. Royd r. Sayers, Mrs. Edward
O. Hulburt and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Carter.
Others on the list are Mrs
George Warfleld, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam w. Hulfish, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs, Chester G.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mac
Leod. Mrs. Walter Du Bois Brook
ings, Mrs. A. Slater Lanond, DR.
and Mrs. Charles T. Nicholson, jr.;
DR.. and Mrs. Carson L. Fifer, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Hill Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert o. Miller, Mr.. Richard
fP. Williams, Mrs. Helen Army
Macan, Mrs. Winifred r. Byrd, Mr.
and Mrs. John Barton Phillips, Miss
Lillian Marshall, Mr.. E. Lawrence
Carter. Mrs. G. v. Tompkins, Mrs
Charles A. Klesius, Miss Josephine
Page, Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran
Mrs. Delos H, Smith. Mrs. Court
land H. Davis, Mrs. Richard l.
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Runner. DR.. Bess Goodykoontz. Mr.
John M. Daniel, Mrs. Lawrence j
Martin and Mrs. George r. Kip
stein.
Members Of the committee ar
ranging the concert, which viii be
presented by Emo Balogh, pianist
In the auditorium of George Wash
ington High School, include Mrs,
Henry Carter, chairman; Mrs. Will
liam H. Kirk, Mrs. Kenneth Gale
Crawford, Mrs. Julian w. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Chester G. Pierce, Mrs.
Harry A. Councillor, Mrs. Joseph w.
Wyatt and Mrs. A. D. Willard, jr.
Other committee members are
Mrs. Robert Alfred Brand, Mrs.
Charles L. Freeman, Mrs. Jack s.
Howard, Mrs. Louis G. Pooler and
Mrs. Frederic Crab.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Officials Son
To Be Married
To NeaV Yorker

OF interest to oficial and resi-
Dental Washington Is the an
nouncement Of the engagement OF
Miss Audrey Barclay Edmonds to
Mr.. Carson Fleming Of Buffalo,
Wyo.. son Of the Federal Works Ad-
ministrator and Mrs. Philip B.
Fleming. The wedding will take
place Ia June and after = wedding
trip the couple viii live on Mr..
Fleming's ranch In Buffalo.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mrs. Edgar T. Appleby Of New York
and Of Mr.. Stuart G. Edmonds Of
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Miss Springn,a,,
To Be Married

Announcement IS made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Mary r. Spring
man to Mr.. Frank c. johnson Of
Arlington, son Of Dr.. and Mrs.
Arthur r. johnson. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The bride-elect, who Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John e.
Springman Of Alexandria, was
graduated from st. Mary's Academy
In Alexandra and Strayer Business
College. She attended George
Washington University.
Mr.. johnson is a graduate Of
Randolph Macon Military Academy
and attended George Washington
University. During the war he
served in the Navy.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

Boston. Miss Edmonds attended
Miss Hewitt's classes and was grad
uated from the Bishop -Straclaan
School in Toronto and the Rather
Inc Gibbs School. She made her
debut in 1943 at a dinner before the
Junior Assemblies in New York and
Is a member OF the Junior League.
Mr.. Fleming attended the Lake
Placid Club School and following
his graduation from the Kent
School, he attended Dartmouth
College and the University Of Min
nesota. During the war he served
as captain In the Air Corps and
was pilot Of a Flying Fortress. He
was prisoner of war In Germany
for 20 months.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. Dill
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Evening star., 1948-04-04

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in tom o
which
to furnish nd room
Low for such outstanding
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Elite um Rnfpnkrauzp fir
KrtpgHinualtnp

II. 8. 5rau bat Die brei Rinoe,
oenen tie in Satima eri6ien, ben guf-
tras gegeben, Die Wenidbeit ourd bas
Jtolenfran51@ebet Dor einem aroBen
llebel ou benabren, oas oie Menjd-
belt beorobt, lpenn lie nidt al @ott
l1no &elision 5uriidfebrt.
Ger Golentran5-Wonat bietet boau
ole bette @elegenbeit. I'm oieielben in
oalloen arlegspeteranen autommen
gu laiien, baben bie &armelitenpdter
IN Chicago es unternommen, Stolen.
tran5e fir redt piele 8eter 5u ertuer-
ben. User &oienfranae 5u oieiem gu.
ten Berfe bei5utraeen piIlens lit,
moge oieielben ienoen an: BbiIip
WtarD GbubD, III o. of Corm., ca
Garmelite 5atbers, 6428 Dante Mpe.,
Gbicago 81, Sn.
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.HQdGnkQn
u. Erinnernngen
Spn 8es. &. 1nertsss
(Nr. 1O1)
(Sortiesung)
Cine l1eberraId)nng

Satber Setting berbra6te cine in-
tereliante Stunbe nit uns Stuoenten
Der erlten Serta am Samstagmor-
gen. @r la6elte et1uas, oenn Die lie
berietunsen in S6ul5es 1ebungs-
bub gingen siemlif glatt ab, iopobl
bonn 2ateiniiden ins 0eutlde als au6
bom 9euti6en ins 2ateinilfe.
~SSa," meinte er, mir nliilien 0ur6
Die gan5e @rammatif unb au1 our6s
llebungsbud in oieiem Sbuliabre
0arum tii6tig ltuoieren uno nidt 10
oiel 3eit aufs Spielen DernenOen! !!
Ssbr miiBt immer beoenfen, ibr ieio
bierber sefommen 5un Stuoieren.
Damn babt ibr bier feline Sorgen um
Nobrltng &leioung uno 8obnung
Die 2eier bes ,Sbio-8aiienfreuno', /,
ben i6 berausgebe, fommen fir alles
olf. anoersmo miiBtet ibr, 3 +. cure
@ltern, fir eub beaablen. 0arum
miiBt ibr aus 9anfbarfeit fIeiBiger
uno belier lernen, beionoers peil ibr
BrieIter lperben mont, uno miiBt ibr
INNER frommer uno tugenobafter
meroen. 9arum fangen mir nun bas
S6uliabr an. @ir baben feline Sa-
fans tp1breno Der Stuoien5eit uno
mir baIten an bis Witte Suli na6
oen miinolihen unb i6riftliden gra-
men,"
Satber Selling iprad idarf uno
Itramm pie elm General in leiner
4rmee, 1,nb mir borten ebenio ge-
ipannt 5u uno merften uns genau,
mas er tpiinidie ,.nb befabl. go arbei-
etc ieber fIeiBie an ieiner Irbeit fir
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mStl Ser 9eimat fam es 3it erbdbe-
|nen Gunogebungen oes beutiheH SEQ.
tboli5ismus in Roln ,tno Wains. 8e.
geiiterte 8riefe brahten mir oapon
|oie eriten ginbriide. 8iihof bon
|Streng, 8aiel, Der als Bertreter bes
idmeiaeriiden gpiifopats IN a0ln
|mar, er5dblte borgeitern bier nit gr-
|griffenbeit, ipie Sreiino iino 6eino
|iib am &olner 8om r,a1 benz ariege
|als fatboliIhe griioer Die Saao reid.
ten.
nSeute lit es gar iti4 bier. (Sei
Brief iuuroe in San Haitore, Der Sc,
rienoille oes Germantown, geihrie,
ben. - gnmerflng bes ginienoers.)
Die &ommunitdt lit in &om, nm am
Sreffen Der 6. u. teil5unebmeH. Ct
ma Observation-Disclosures Seilnebmer
iinb gemeloet.t@ @eitern ipar 8elel,d-
tung bon ct. Yeter unb Wtitternabts.
meile. Seute miro ser Sl. Batter ipre.
den uno ipobl tpie Dor abt Sagen Die
Terlammlung ait einem bon Ser5en
fommenoen 9reuihtpur 5u @ott, air,
DIE llno Bapit aafrilfen, bel bent er
nur Sragen iteIt, nm bas einitimmige
gdo bes 8olfes @ottes 5u entfelieln.
Gielleidt iino oieIe &unbgebungen Der
erite Sdrittltein alf Dem llebergang
bon Ser alten 5ur nellen 8elt. 9enn
mir Id)eint, baB Die ,neue 8eIt' I'M
geopolitiiden Gimme (slei6bieI .ob
man Sit ooer Beit oarl,nter beriteben
miD ebenlo iiberaltert lit mie oas alte
europa, 1lno Dab ale 5lian1nen Der
Eransfulion bes 8lutes Gbrilti bebiir.
fen, fails tie 1idt an gntfrdftung per-
enoen ipollen. 8ir tragen in ltnieren
&el6en bas ein5ige Seilmittel, oas
Der gottlide gr5t ielbIt tpuBte. l1nb
oos gibt uns ia Die &raft, allen @e-
tpalten gum Srot, geouloig unb bon
2iebe fiir Die Weniden gu arbeiten,
bon bon 3uperlidt."
Sotpeit ser ldone 8rief oes ieelen-
eifrigen irngen Grieiters. 8eten mir
biel fir Die Brieiter bes lieben SET
lanoes. Sd bin beitdnoig auf apoito-
lil6en ansfliigen, Inn SeelIorgern
aus5ubelfen. Son ben Sirten bdngt
oas etpige itnb al,6 oft 6as aeitlibe
@obl Der Seroe gbriiti ab. 8ie Ser
Sirt 10 Die Scribe, iagt Elm Iateiniibes
Spridmort. L. 6. Srau bon Satima
bat por Ben &inbern bel ben grfhei-
nungen aud allf Dem @ebete fir oie
Brieiter lebr beitanoen. llno oas TOM
men mir ia ale tun: 8eten. $3.50
0tit SreunoessruB uno Brieiter-
iegen
Soiepb $. @eIs, S.. J.
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Aus benz 2eiertreis
ct. Marp's College,
) st. Warps, Sans, Z. Oft. t948

st. Worps, Sans, Z. Oft. 1948.
2iebe 2eier!
Gin pertpanoter iunser 8rieIter Ser
WeiBener 0io5eie i'm friiberen aonig-
reidle Sa6ien, ser in Gom peiteren
tbeologilhen Stuoien obliegt, idreibt
II. a.:
uGier Stunben i'm Often bon GU
biaco in brei5ebnbunoert Weter S0be
nnter elmer iteilen Selsmano auf Ell
ner nur menig Meter breiten Sellen-
banf in elmer S0ble, bic lbon sur
Seioen5eit GllltItdtte mar, lit Elm
Walfabrtsort our Sl'lten Oreifaltig-
feit, beren 9ilo Elm Sresco aus bem
orei5ebnten Sabrbunoert BARTLETT.
slls i6 Dor bielen Sabren erltmolig
oortbtn gelangte = es lit Elm Wari6,
Der fiir uns, neil mir Itets am 4beno
ins Rolleg 5uriidfebren ,niiiien, nit
auBeroroentli6er 4nitrengung per-
bunoen lit =, tpar id tief ergriffen.
Sort iino feline Meniden ouBer einem
ginliebler, feline 8uoen, nibts.
Ser giniteoler bebiitet oas Seilig-
tltnl. Sabrli6 fommen BORT bunoert-
tauieno uno mebr Bilger binauf. sic
berlaiien sic reiben gbenen uno SG=
Ter, lteigen meilt barfiiBig Die iteilen
Saunpfaoe binauf = Der MufItieg
miro gum SDmbol Der 2ebenstpanoe-
runs = 5ur giniamfeit, in ser nur
Die 2reifaltigfeit Dem 9enfen unb
getei1 Snbalt bietet; ltno 6ann beten
lie BORT oben = aber 1i1t Inn ettpas,
ionoern lie eten nur an. N6h-
item Sreitag min ib bon 0ielem Sci.
ligtum Ibl6ieo nebmen, bieIlei1t io-
gar 5elebrieren oort. 9enn fir mid
beitebt cine tiefe 8e5iebung bon BORT
gum Srimi5altar in @eiu, mo- ami
l6en Der Wenla bes glltares uno ser
Dreifaltigfeit Sgnatius aIs prieIter-
li6er Wittler in GbriIti Narnen itebt.
llnb Damn lit auh Dies ser @runo fir
mein gorba6en, baB ib nit meinem
beiten Sreunoe oieien Srt entoedte
- es mar ipobl 1886 = Dem Sreun-
De, Der mir am IA. Nugult eribiittert
mitteilen mubte, sanb ibm Die 8or-
iebung gum 8iIhof bon Wiirabure
beitellte. ga muB ib pobI in ieinen
Namen banfen bort - ll1lo biesmal
|auh bitten =, oaB Gott Seinen Na-
men aud burd bas Wirfen bes
Sreunoes berberrliden n1oge in Die.
fer idiperen 3eit.
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Sooesau5etgeu

Sran Wargaret @adter, geitorben
am %. auguIt 1948 I'M alter bon
adt5ig Sabren IN 8rooflpn sc. q.
Sic mar cine Der erIten 2eierinnen
oes -8aiienfreuno' fur5 na6
oeiien @rl6einen.
Stepben @alerins, seitorben am
19. Sll1li 1949 in ct. Mi6ael,
Minn., i'm sllter BON 5peiunoiteb5ie
Sabren. slter 2eler uno 8ruoer Oes
oeritorbenen &ep. s. Salerius.
Jrau Warp 8pbmer, geItorben om
2. Sftober 194S i'm 9llter bon ueun-
unbiieb5ig Sobren in Santa CLARA,
Galif. 2angiabrige 2elerin.
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3ur sefl. 8eadtnns
fir ,tniere Mlmmuea

8enn uniere SoiepbiuMul
alumnen beabii6tigen, an Der
I'M Oftober in ga Grolle, Bis.,
itattfinbenoen r9eationai gutbs
olic Stural 2ife gonbentien"
teil51nebmen meroen iie gebeten,
l1mgebenb ibre @biibt Nep.
Saul Wonarsfi, 709 go. Wtn.
neiota Str, Brairie ou gbien,
@is., mitteilen au polen. 3T.s
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ct. Saul, Iinn. - &urtbinstun, :
Samstag, %. Oftpber 1913.
&i r h en- t a | Der

Counting "a. Sftober: 9reinnb-
Siuamsigiter Sunntas mad Sling
item. : @pangelium: Gie
So6ter oes Sairus (Mattb. 81.
Montag, 25. Sftober: &riipinus.
0ienstag, 26. Sftober: gparilt.
Wtittpoh, 81. Sftober: Sabina.
Donnerstog, %. Oftober: Simon II.
Suoas.
Sreitag, 80. Sftober:: 0or5iiius.
Samstag, 80. Sftober: Mar5ellus.
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Somstag unb miro bera1lssegeben
gum 8elten oes Gdpitliden Sole
gillm Soiepbinlm Ser I'll. &ongrega-
tien ser 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
Oeiien 3tued oie Seranbiloung oeut.
lfer Brielter5oslinge fir Die Ser.
Staaten lit. Sieie anltalt lit baupt.
ldhlih angepieien ouf bic ginfiinfte
oieies glattes llnb bie 8eidel1fe iei-
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Die bieraigItiinoige anoadt in foIgen.
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in immer Itdrferem Waiie aus auf oie
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Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
ADAMS x ROADS

Sunday School and preaching at
Bloomery, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Adams of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her
sister, Blanche.
Mrs. Effie Adams is spendina
some time with her sister and niece
in Cambridge, Md, Mrs. Rodger
Adams and Pauline.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson and 2 daugb-
ters, Gloria Mae and Darlene. spent
Sunday with friends in Salisbury.
Md. - ,
{. w. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wheatley, visited Miss Bernice. who
Is In the Memorial Hospital, from a
Iall weeks ago on Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Fountain. has returned
home for awhile from New York.
Where he has been buying tomatoes.
Mr and Mrs. Freddie Helligran
and sons of Baltimore, visited his
iather and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bailey
ever the weekend.
Don't forget the oyster supper on
oct. - ,at the Community Building.
win serving starting at 5 O'Clock,
come out and bring your friends.
Little Donna Davidson spent SAT-
urday with Virginia Lee Robinson.
MRS. Helen Harmon and son.
Ralph, were visitors of Mrs. 7 M
Adams and family Monday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
REDEEM

McCOlley's Chapel will hold a
special homecoming service Sun
day, October II. A short Sunda .
school service at 2 p. m. followed
by a homecoming service at 2:3O
p. IN. There will be special music
and Rev. Frederick Truitt. of
Harrington, as a visiting minister.
will deliver the message. Rev.
James O'Neill is the home pastor.
Everyone is welcome to come and
bring friends.
McCOlley's w. S. C. S. will hold
a bake sale Saturday, October 25.
at Burton show room on Market
street, Georgetown. There will he
all kinds of homemade goodies ON
sale. Do come and stock uD for
the weekend!
McCOlley's w. S. c. S. will hold
its October meeting Friday. Octo-
Der 70, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Ware. This will be a
Halloween social. There will be
homemade cakes and ice cream
for sale. Everyone invited to come
masked to have a good time.
Ladies please bring cakes, and
don't forget the 'grab-bag"!
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ware and
family entertained her father.
brother and his family of Balti-
more, Md, on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Restoring Greek Land

ATHENS - up - Project agree
ments for a $26,OOO,OOO soil and wa
ter conservation program have been
signed by the Economic Coordina-
tlOn administration and the Greet
government. The program is de-
signed to make large areas of
Greek land more productive Nanv
OF these regions are underdeveIOnnd
or unproductiVe because of flooding
or the lack of water during the dry
summer period
One agreement calls for drain
age of 57,735 acres in 81 areas of
central and southern Greece. I'm
der the same agreement 1O9 ,957 ac-
res will be irrigated in 81 areas A
second agreement calls for similar
work on the SalOnika, Series. and
Drama plains in northern Greece
The projects will include develon-
ment of dykes, refOrestation and
Hood regulation.