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Evening star., 1948-11-14

George Copeland will give piano
recital in the National Gallery of
Art tonight at 8 o'clock
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Programs Of the Week
TODAY.

GINETTE NEyEU. violin recital. Con-
Gnnaerto stltTtion HAN Ms A. pT Rscbs MozsFss chs
jor," Ravers Piece en- forme de
Habanera," scriabin's "Etude In
Thirds" s1ymanowskis "Nocturne
| MARGARET BARNWELL. soprano.
SSar recital Monf AnfeuS y.rnon csPs,, PPfae.
church. assisting. Phillips Gallery.
mia" y" "sortita d'ofeiia. from Fac
clos "Amleto"; sadero's "Ninna,,
n'pns eoae smsso Dens nsFFaa; sens
terday and To-day" "Afterthought,"
Where's David .,r.. composer 3i1nsadu,d at ths
II HIdyl u asDe' dans Ia ferses Tor aso Hasemans ]
AT the Well" Evans Night
Song" Emeryss . +. nunans~eTsdi; t10n, sUss,ni;,
"stabat Mater" choir assisting.
Hue's Choral Varie," Maleingreau's
"Messe pour, orsus,", Haydn,s b,ydn,s
The Musical Clocks" Bloch's
1.-TWO New Pieces for Organ"
LOUIS POTTER. organ recital, Metro.
I."' wake" "Toccata, @ Fugue, b Mi
nor" excerpts from Stravinsky's
"Firebird," compositions by NC
Kinley, Sowerby.
GEORGE COPELAND. piano recital.
Sssieha5 Ssuite. XVI teef siecIeOvive Henri ""
and Capriccio," Chopin's "Etude A
Flat Major, Op: 70, NO: q: BaGhs en-
bSssy's Suite Bersamasauss" Ia
GsTineneccentriaue GsShearae nnatUuse La Terrssss
dss audiences su clsiT eIs na.ds, de lune,s ua.ns
resn psn'e ses sssres Fees sont dsxquises s
danseuses," La Soiree dams Gre
vino" Prelude" from Pour lie
Plano; Pittalusa.s .Dsnss de 90, 60,
3;ss Sss; 5Sa5ss: 'FsH TsP'n's ;s' s's3o
TOMORROW.
WADE N. STEPHENS. organ recital.
I'D. 8. Chapel, pm.
NATALIE HINDERAS. piano recital.
scarlatti's "sonatas, E Major. D
Miner, E Major; S6d, MozarsS :hmsoa Sonaea: anns.
ca4ss%al Ms,ST K Brssms lssa sfanmsndhi Rhapsodie'
B Minor" .Intermezzo, B Minor"
"Gapriceio, D, Minor; LIST: LISTS
Proko1eff's Sonata No. g."
CATHEDRAL CHORAL SOCIETY,
Paul callaway. director; Barbara ItsIi
mezzo soprano; William Hess,
tenor; Doda Conrad, bass; Wash
ington Cathedral; $50 ,prm: pm:
sovs1by, MSzs5ts "Mesi MesievaI II poem MnoE Pet
All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence"
Absalom," MI. Conrad. soloist.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB,
Student Members Program, Wom-
ems City &! Club, aos schn5erts ta,s,ss Ths ,Tam
way Way From Sn NY window 1rms
allegro: Debussy's La plus que
nntn Isntfo Krs's}sE s ditsna chSs4 bSrs Gas- sas
hung "Voi che sspete" from
Mozart's lie Nozze di Figaro;
Tayior's The Loyal Lover. Joan
Pettey, soprano: chopin's POLO
Pa Psse Ms,er; enarD f1elad.;: M,ho Major:
r Major. B Flat Major, @ Minor"
Carol Krueger, pianist.
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME SYMPHONETTE,
gTsntn sssnIeS Hail Gns5ls' Ss6 oeidmaas diTsstSt;
"Chimes Of Liberty; Bergenholtz's
aGheTIsn oeia Heme Eifsr riom whiss' ths cotton %
Fields; Selection from Tiernsy's
VIA via asost Sa's H.rrya: sH1s roses $oid
Pals Are the Best Pals; Waltzes
ks9n. iEsm A!s'1; ga:s You &. NJ HF;a:1 ;sa':sa.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB
Charlotte Shear, Clio Sperling, pi-
anists; Helen Hunt Laise, soprano;
Barker Hall, YWCA, 11:30 Am.
bert's Sonata, Op. 12O," Miss
Shear; ''The sun Runs It's Course -
"Annie," The Miller's Daughter,"
Black Is the Color" Jonas dams
sa baleine," Little Dove The
Thousand Miles" "Pia Kouba "
Mrs. Laise: Chopin's "Ballades, Op:
%. q Minor, Op. 38. r Major"
i, Miss Sperling.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

Iie TorIoge oes Senators sylanoers
liebt 81 100000 bor, nm oas Gro'
gromm in Bong 5u brinsen. 9ieIe
Gorlage iiebt feline Breisfontroue Dor,
ionbern ibliebt tic aus; aber 8ran-
nan iaete, bas 0epartement iei Der
slniiht, oaB oie Rotionierlsns obne
Hreisfontrolle nidbt arbeiten tpiiroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

Sn Der perfloiienen 5reitagnaht
itorb in ct. 2o,,is bodbetagt Jrau
gleanore aenteI. Gle breite Seffent=
lihfeit, aub Die fatbolii iiGe, bat MIR
ilclten bon ibr gebort. llno boh bate
Tie tutdtigen> Mnteil an Dem geiitigen
llno religtoien 2eben unieres 2anoes,
ni6t ais 8orfdmpferin fir oies
uno bas, ionoern ais Gattin bon S.
8. &enfel. einem Der beoeutenoiten
unb peroientelten &atbolifen unjeres
Ganoes.
Sr. aenfel bat 5utpeilen I'M enge=
rem areis 8orte iinnigen @eoenfens
Der 5rau geipiomet, bie ibm iiber
fiinfl,nofiinf5ig Sabre perIt1nonispol=
le ltnb teilnabmspoae 2ebensgef1br=
tin mar unb es ibm ourd) Die eigene
slnlprudsloiiefeit moglih n1odte, iei=
ne gan5e 3eit Der fatboliiden Sade
81 uiomen. 8ir batten bas Slid,
oieIes gbeleben Ieit pielen Sabren 81
fennen, ,.no tpiilen, pie es Srau Sem
tel perltonb Dem inmitten ser 3eit-
tampfe itebenoen 8atten ein titles.
belinnlihes Seim 81 ldaffen. Dab 3r.
Genfel nit Ieinen pierunoadyt5ig Sab
rem bis CUR Stllnbe Elm pollgeriittel-
tes MaB slrbeit 5u leiiten bermag, lit
niht 5uleet Dem feinlinnieen Ser
itdnonis su5uihreiben, oas ieine oe=
bensgefabrtin ieinem @irfen entge=
genbrabte.
Srau &enfel ging aus elmer abeli-
gen Jamilie, bon &b, berpor. Sir
oas bobere Shulmelen ousgebiloet.
uerfiigte iie ii6er por6iislide &ennt-
niiie. 5ran5oiiid ipra6 iie flieBeno,
nit Der dlteren 2iterotur mar Tie
tuoblbertraut, ouf Dem @ebiet Der Wll-
lit, tbeoretiid uno praftilf, mar tie
5u Saus. Mber man muB iie als Mnt-
ter ibrer beranmahienoen ainoer be.
obabtet baben, Inn oieie giitige, Dor,
nebme, edit hriitlide Jrau bon 81
Diirbigen. Dabei beiaB iie einen foit-
|lihen 9umor, aber niht cine Spur
fleinliber @elinnung.
Gor 5ipolf Sabren berbrad)te Jrall
&enfel nit ibrem @atten 5pei @oden
in ct. Saul unb an eineln Der benah.
barten Seen. gs mar Elm tpunberbol,
Ter Sefbit, unb bas 2eben oes altern'
Den Nanres in ienen ionlligen Eager
inter Sen i'm berbltliden Bl1tter.
ihmud leuhtenben 8aumen am blall.
elloen See ipar eine Sopne, Die Male,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

|unb 3ibter bate begeiitern fonnen.
gs NOR cine Der tuenigen Jerien, Die
5ra,l 4enfel iest, % Die 4inoer ber-
|angetuadjien iparen l.no i'm flOiterli=
den Beruf einen 2ebens5tped gefun-
ben ooer lelber Gamilie batten, iib
in pielen Sabren gonnte.
essm lebten Ssabr fling 5ran aenfel
5u frdnfeln an. Seiteren Sims re-
oete lie bapon, Dob bas Sitter gefon-
men iei. aur5 na6 @eibnadten mari
lie Elm Ser5anfaa oarnieoer. Oann
ging es Idnen Dem Gnoe gu. Geltern
muroe lie bon ser ct. Stride
aus, in ser iie am Is. Nopember t942
nit ibrem @atten bie 8oloene So6-
5eit gefeiert bate, 5r 8rabe getra-
gen. Gin an innern Sddten rei6es
2eben bot allfsebort, cine ausge3eib-
nete driltlihe Srau lit geidieben.
6ralen Tires Shlages iperoen reht
ielten in 1lnierer 3eit. RI P.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

uniere Shulo am n1dIten ariese Dor,
ipenn mir bebaupten, Die aon5entras
tionslager, Die Sinmoronngen llno
llngerehtigfeiten In RuBlano, Holen,
Sugollo1uien (fiisen mir Iir3u: Der
EIbehei) niht a., bemerfen?"
go nebenbei benerft, ging mir erIt
fitrolid elm 8erift eines slngenaeit-
gen al, Der babel mar, als bic 9ent-
Ie]en in Yolen eitnnnrIhierten, lll16
afs elmer Der eriten nit 1tad aatDn
lam. Or be5el.et, oaB bort tarienoe
bon balbpertpeiten 2eirben polnilder
Sffi5iere ausgegrnben 1pl,rben; oeltt-
ld]e Solboten muBten es i'm Sdl,be
Ser @asmasfen tlln, tueil Der @eru6
ionIt unertr1glih getpeien pare. Ser
isreuno, Ser mir ben 8ertd)t 5lgeben
lieB, fiigt bin5n: SD nuB gelteben ::
als Dor Sabren @obbels oteie llntot
gtalin in oie Shube fhob, babe ib
cs nidt gesloubt uno oiele Oelltlhe
NIT mir niebt. @ir bdbet, gen1eint, Die
Sat iei bon oeutiden SS.2e,ten ge-
Ideben unb man 1uolte Tie iest auf
anoere ablhieben.- Neun bin if eines
beileren belebrt: Staliu bate bort
iein gernihtltneslager. 8enn icb nidt
IRE, bat bieie ssrage i'm Niirnberger
8ro3eB ,pieocr cine Holle geIpielt, 1tnb
5lpor gegen Gel,tId)lano. $50 lit
Menidlidfeit, mo gibt es cine 8e-
redtiefeit?" Reht mar, mos Ser
.6iibrer" pollte; &edt lit beute, tpas
ste Sieger tpollen 1sno tltn. Satten
Die Na5is Sic polniihen Sffi5iere bin
gentorbet, Hiirnberg bate Die S6,tlo
aufeefldrt; 10 m,,bte man ihpeigen,
llnl bic ebreutperten Moroer ntdt 5u
beleioigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

Staaten am Ganstog mitgeteilt, oaB
Die 3abl Der oeutIden ariegseefanges
men in Sranfreif nod 30t,44O be-
trdgt. 0os Staatsbepartement teilte
nit, oaB Die 5ran5oien bonn ii. Mar6
oes lesten Sabres bis gum /. Sanuor
oes loufenoen sSsabres 81,645 Geut-
ide aus Der @efaneenibaft entlaiien
boben lnb meiteren 96,360 @efange<
men Der Status zines freien Irbei=
ters" perlieben ipllroe.
Cie fran5oiiite Regierung bat oas
Staatsoepartelnent iiber oiele anse=
le8cnbeit lnterridtet. tpeil Elm Teil
Der oel,tihen 8rieeseefongenen. Die
lih beute in 5rantreib befinoen, oen
Imerifanern in Die 6anoe gefaaen
mar 1rno Damn bon ben Ser. Stoaten
SSranfreih iibcrlaKen lpuroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07
prirfter III Nut!

Sie unnenlhlite auStreiblng Der
Rinionen 9eutiher aus Dem Often
mahte oub Dor oem Brielter ntht
Salt 1sno 10 mubten oreiunoGpan5ig
bunoert fatboliibe BrieIter ben arei15,
meg oes Bolfes mitgeben. Sic famen,
10 1pie oie @ldubigen, llm olles be-
roltbt, uur nit Dem, mas Tie am Seibe
trugeu, in Geit eit.Geutlblano an.
Da BON Den Miaionen 5eimatper-
triebenen ettpn Die 5dlIte fatholil9 lit,
1tno sic .Ratbolifen 81 pier .5iinTtel III
ser iDeiten Dinlpora Der Sit5one, oes
Roraens ,lno !5eiiens angeiieoelt pnrs
hen,~ fanoen l,niere Qrielter elm relfes
Mrbeit5felo. ~,. .,-s ~.-,
gseue Seelioresitationen 1pldIen 5ll
1ll,loerfen, aus Der groe. slber mie
lhauen iie aus2 Gem Trieiter itebt
oft nur Elm einaiger 8a,tm 5ur Ser
fiig,tne, III DEM er tpobnt, amtiert,
ibt. jbIdft ultu. Ser @ettesoienIt miro
in proteltontiihen &irhen ober III
@aitb1ulern abgebalten. Cine nern,az
lie Geelioree lit nid)t' rnoglid. ba Die
gen1ieteten Rdume MIR iebr Ielten 5ltr
Serfiigung lteben. 2obei bat manher
9rieiter oft mebr ols oreiBig @emeitt=
sen su betreuen. 8isDetlen iiberlteigt
sic 3abi .fogor bunoert @emeinoen.
Ser SeeIprgsbeairf bat cine sllls-
bebnung .pon sfiinf5ig Meilen ls,to
n,ebr. Sonntog Bot er neiIt brei unh
pier .gotteseienIte in, peridieoenen
Srten9 ;su balten. Gabei itebt .fetn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

@erseiben nno nerseiien - Oh bus
fannit?
I'D meine bod, iuenn bm bid redt
limb bid beiinnit anf beine inn're
araft,
Die @nnberSinge in bir idafit!
&erseiben nnb neraeiTen 1T nidt
leiht -
@er MIR ais SeisIins bnrd bas &C.
BEN idleidt,
Sut ME ben Wtnt, ben man smm
Sies berlangt,
&eil CT ppr iidt ielber bangt.
Serseiben nnS Dergeiien - 8ottes'
tot!
@illi bn's nollbringem, bole Strait
nno Stat
@on Gbriitns Dir, Der es ia ielbit
geiibt,
Nls man Sim bitter emit betribt.
Serseiben nnS persei1en bimms
liid Slid!
Sann Senfit bn nidt an fernes 2eib
5nritf.
Sm fiiblit bid, itarf Der 8esenmart
sulieb,
Son friiber MIR bas SdDne blieb.
9. d. Weyer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

Snbr5eug CUR Berfiisuns, I'M beiten
Gau Elm altes Sabrrab, fir oas es
feline griasreifen gibt. Die @ohen.
tage Derbringt Der 8rieiter in oen
peridieoenen @erneinoen, mo er Ole
&i,tber gum Geligionsunterriht gu
Iammenruft. gr fnnn lnter Der $50
he oft niht Die beilige Weile opfern,
Deil Der ein5ige @obnrolm oa5u ln-
geeignet lit.
gs feblt an a1em, mas Ionlt fir
ben RrieIter not,penois erideint: Ha-
ramente, Gultgesenitanoe (aelhe, 81,
borien, Wiiialien, 8efdBe fir Die bel,
ligen Sele), 8iider, beiouoers aud
llnterridtsbiiher fir oie &inoer (Ra.
tedismen, 8ibliIhe @eidihten, 8e,
betbiider, Hoienfr1n5e); ia, es feblt
ielbit Die not,penoige YrieIterfleioung
(Solare), shusfleioung eeeen oos
8e:ter, Sbube ulip.
Gie id)meren ariegs- uno Rad-
friegsiabre baben Den @eIunobeits,
5l.Itano Der Brieiter ,peientlid beein=
fIuBt. Sic iino ben groBen Stropaaen
taum mebr gepahien. Simmer pieoer
fontmen Meloungen, DAB oo 1.no BORT
ctner 5uiammengebrohen lit. .
Gorllm Die Dttte nm Silfc, oie oas
.nnter5eidnete BrieIterreferat, oos nit
Der 9etrelt1ng bieier breil,noopan5ige
bltnoert Hotsbam pertriebenen Yrie-
Iter beallftragt lit, ben Gotbolifen
ameritas, belonoers Ocn Yrieitern,
ltnterbreitet.
Sie Silfe Jon bon Menlh su
Nenlh erfolgen. Gos 9rieiterreferot
ooer aub Satber 6. S. Neibenbereer.
@lencrob, S.-Dof., iino gerne bereit,
Die Serbtnoung 5luiIfen einem Der
pertriebenen BrieIter in oer Giaiporo
uno bilfsbereiten Menlhen in Sine
rifa ber5uIteuen. gs iei oo5u bentertt,
Dob Die meiiten HrieIter feline WeBiti=
penoien baben 1lno gerne bereit iino,
iiir GaHG- ODER sa6g-Bafete oie
entfprecbenoen betIieen MeIien 5u
opfern. Stipenoien fir oielen 3ped
mollen an sSatber gfeihenberger,
@lencroB, S.sGuf., geleitet >peroen.
8ir uilien, ooB bie Menihen in
amerifa gr0Bten Selferlpillen 5eigten
uno ibon piel prafti lhe Silfe leiite=
ten. 7ofiir iinb alle unenolih bonts
bar, Die iib bieier Stlfe erfreuten.
@tr. HrieIter geoenfen bei Sen beili=
gen Meiieu ltnb alien 8ottesoieniten
.unlerer l.no ,,nlerer 8emeinoen
8obltater. Mebr !Silfe lit bringeno
notig, penn l,nlere 9lrbeit meiterge-
ben, llnIere &rafte er1alten bleiben
Iollen. @ir iino iiber5euet, ooB lid
piele finoen, Die gerne oieies Silfse
Derf fir notleioenoe, beinotpertrie=
bene SrieIter rnterItiisen, lpenn tie
etnmal bon llnierer Gage lpillen uno
sic Nottpenoisfeit Ser Silfe erfenncn.
"8ott l6iite uno iegne allc lnIere
Breltnoe 1rno @oblt0ter.
r.. Grieiter= Referot, c/o Gep. Or.
q. &tnoermann Q6( aonig=
Itein fSaunl,s, 9rielteriemi=
mar, 8ermann, Il. g. 3one.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-07

tionen Der WiIitdrregier,,ng 5u ee.
|brau6eu un6 ben Stab intaft bei5u.
bebalten. Sbr Berional beltebt beute
|5nm groben Eeil aus 3ipilbeomten
llno. miro iih am 1. Suli fait gana
aus 3ipiliiten 5uIammeniesen. Die
mllttariifett aufgoben Der Sffupo.
tion ueroen notiirlid bon Ser Grmee
ourdgefiibrt tperoen."
General glap, ser Wilit1rgouoer.
neur, bat bereits Die slbii6t funogeges
ben, om gnbe bes Sobres aus Dem
GienIt aus5uIdeioen. Silfs. .Wilitdrs
golloerneur in europa lit General
Glarcnce 81. Suebncr.
Nus 8aibinston miro berihtet, baB
fiir oie omerifanii6e 3one in Geutih H.
lono bie Boit5enlur enbgiiltig ollfge=
boben 1purbe. Oos gilt lotpobl fir
9rlcfe ,lno Hddden aus 9(ncrifo an
aoreIlen in Der omerifaniihcn Gone
mte aut llmgefebrt bon BORT bierber.
S<n ser engliIden, fron5oiiiden ,nb
rllliiiden 3one lit bic Mufbebuug Der
SoIt5enlur nod nidt erfolgt, bod
miro nllh in bielen Gebieten Die 3en-
Irr beOelteno loderer gebanbbobt.
Soipeit sic omerifanilde 3one in
getroht fonmt, unterliegt nunmebr
Die lleberpriifung oerartiger Senouns
gen aus Geltldlano ouf Gepilen llno
@oren, oeren susfubr obne beIon=
oerc Genebmigune ser Militarpers
moltllna nerboten lit, Sen oeutIfen
3oQbeb0roen.
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kathnltfhrrr
Hrrnp-muttat

Sm Muaat ssebruar iuerSeu
nuiere 2eier sebeteu, fiir ben
,8anberer' nnS Se1en Grbal.
tnng auRerseuObnlid,e Hnitren=
aunsen sl MAIDEN nnb, tpenn
m6slid, ms ,ueuisftens Elm
nenes abpunement slisnIftifen
sur Starfnns oieler einunSad}t=
sisiGbrigen fatboliiden 3eitnms
zines Der spenisen 8ldtter,
bic ben oe,itIdramerifanilden
&atbulifen berblieben iinb. aa
bcnen, bic bieier 8itte Solse
leiiten, sum goraus Elm hers
lidles Sergelt's Got!
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Hrrtttifrfltrs

sluS Berlin nelbete am %. So
.nlor sic .Ili. Yreb": Na6 beborli,
den Shatungen, Sic bier befonntge=
.ge6en ipuroen, boben bie Hui1en aus
Dem 0resberer 3pinger -Mlliellm
aunItihose i'm 8erte BON $2O,OOO,-
.00OO ol5 ariegStropboen berlddeppt.
Cine ruiiiihe SropbdenfommiIito
bat i'm Sunni 1916 aus bem tpeItbe-
riibnten WfuIel,m sic @erfc o,,Sges
iudt.
9luS Ser 8ilber9olerie, ocren g[n=
IfdnQe Bis t745 5l,riidreiGen, iino bon
to6tlsno5mon5igbunbert @emdloer Ct
mo iieb5ebnbl,nbert bon Sen RuIlen
neqQe6roht 1poroen, permltlidl nod
Wcsfot. 3ie Rlliieu baben nod bem
gerid1t lebiglid iolfe @erfe 6elttiher
Meiiter alts Dem ohtoebnten unb
nelln6ebnten Ssabrbunoert onriideelai,
ien, bie in Ser &l.nltgeididte 1idt
ton5u be1angreid) iinb. @as 5nriid.
blieb. ioll einen @crt bon 1lngef6br
ST. 100000 boben.
2 Mebrere alliierte geridterItottcr
lnaGten Dor elmer @o6c cine HeiIe
o,trd bie rullilde 3one uno iproden
bel 6ieIer 8elegenbeit nit 9ireftor
Subert gmrilh, Sem sic @ieoerbers
Iteilnng OeS 3lpinger=Muiel1ms ob=
ltegt. Gieier er5dblte, SAB orh oie
rSirtiniIhe Ma0onna" bon Sen gfuI=
len me9gebroft tpuroe. ltnter Sen entz
feri,ten @iloern befinoet iid ferner
slntonio auegris (gorreggto) rSeili,
ge Nnft" l,nb ferner ulle @erfe bon
Giirer uno Hubcns, sic IN ser Snmns
lung porbnn6en 1paren.
9ie vSirtiniidc Maoonno" uno
Die ,Seilige Noht" iinb altnlttperfe,
oie in Ser gan5en 8elt befannt iino.
Inter Sen onoeren meggeihafften 8it=
oern limo leds ooer iieben Don &ens
brandt, einige bon Si5ian uno 5ebn
ooer 5polf bon Ser Sano Eintorettos.
sSn Den preuBil lhen Muleen in Ser
lin befanoen iid Dor Sem &riege g.
711,0O0 aunItgegenitanbe. Giele
nnroen nit slusnabme bon et1pa
100000 1pegen Ger Sliegergefubr
in Siderbeit ge6raht. Son oen aus
Siderbeitseriinoen entfernten @eeenz
Itdnoen puroen 100000 bon Der omes
rifoniihen a,lnItIammelltelle III @ies=
boocn mieoer 5uiammeEge6ratt 1lno
peitere 100000 Stiide tpuroen i'm
Sdlob Gelle in ser englilhen 3one
lntergeItcIlt. gtlpo 100000 Stiide
gingen IN Berlin 5ugrunOe.
slIles onoereS lit, tpie sic ginge=
!peibten berihten, in ruIiilden San.
ben, mo, peib nienlanb, o6er ieoens
falls 1puroe feitgeItellt, Dob ein Sell
iih in &orlsborlt befinoet. (SSn Dem
9erliner Sorort &arlsborit baben ole
RniIen ibr 5auptquartier.)
Son oen aus Berlin meggeidafften
altnItmerfen Iino bic uihtigiten I'M
geiis ser Mmcrifaner, 1no et1pa 5tpei-
bunbert Gendloe befinoen lih allgens
blieflid) IN Der gtationalgolerie in
@aibington, no tic bleiben iollen, bis
9eutihIono pieoer iiber Elm geeigne=
ties 8ebiltoe perfiigt, um tic l,ntery
5lbringen.
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8ie Der ,Noro-G -Gatoto Scroll be-
ridtet, periamnleltc lid neulid) in
Sarge cine 8ruppe bon proteltantls
iben Breoigern, 1lm es geietlid) 81
erouingen, oab BerIonen perboten
miro in offentlihen (Hublic) Sdulen
in Sroenstradt 81 1lnterridten. Sies
ie slneelegenheit jon BEL ser Srimar-
mabl entiGieben 1perOen. ~
3n Der unerpartet pieoer in Mns
|griff genommenen Agitation iagte
Der bod)m'lte ST. 9ilhof Rpan bon
gismard Ii. a.: Sn oielen Srten, ,po
|.bie Sd)tpeIteru unterrihten, lit es l,n=
funoIih oit1et, npninnetpr Qehrpr Il,
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befommelt. Gs tuiirben et1pa fiinflnb,
iieb5ig fabige 2ebrer ousgeidloiIen
meroen 81 elmer Belt, in tpelber Der
Staat piele S6ulen ihlieBen ntuBte
Degen Wungel OIL 2ebrfrdften. sSn
iebr pielen S6ulen lab man itd ge.
5lpllngen 2ebrer an5ultellen, pelte
niht bic NOTICE ausbilbung baben,
unb in elmer 5iemliden an5abl Shu=
len interrtbten 2ebrer, tuelhe MIR
Den adten 8roo bl1rhscmoft baben.
Sn ben meiIten Srten, mo ShpeItern
lebren, iino olle Boriteber Der Shule
fatboliIf. asn manhen Srten iino ei=
nige nidt fatboliid, ober ollie tpoIlen
sic Sdlpeitern.
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Brttrllt Etrr zrttunp ntd1t alb!

Brttrllt E11rr zrttunp atd1t ab!
Sn, eeier sier Gage seuuus fas
Snns erhalten ha Dir n ms bnu Sabressetras
usuSen bue n ab nberu mae ru Bis bm ben getras tell
es babn fannR Sir ienbeu Seiue 3enns weiter
Abeauns bebentet @eru zines aten TaHses sss
ensu Sdlaocu fir bic fathuliide BreTe
anf Chs aieufreaaS sss
-opbinmm gees enen ee eansea aaf Fs
senbsm sormuiar:
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9tud elmer @aIbinotoner Meloung
bat Sronfreid Ser Rcgierung ser Ser.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
PHANTOM FORTUNE
Continued from page nineteen

SVS~sstN<V jun pUSE NU1GtEEU
Now where are we with the
diving rig gomez"
In a kind of daze he looked
about him. Il couldn't help it.
/ guess l didn't stop to think"
The treasure hunt was over,
of course. l didn't have to tell
him. And he didn't have to tell
me that he'd never be coming
back for a second try. Every
cent he'd been able to beg or
borrow had gone to pay for
this one desperate expedition. l
thought of the boy in that wheel
chair. l could have wept. But
Joe just stared into space.
FINALLY said, well we
may as well clear out" He nod
ded. But as l turned away,
saw something. There was a
canoe on the river, gliding down
toward us. The native in it was
a young. clean-limbed Bugi
about Joe Kenyon's own age.
He made his dugout fast to US
and stepped aboard, Juggling a
big nipa-leaf satchel. Ignoring
me, he faced Joe and began talk
ing. / caught a word here and
there that l understood.
Hes the boys father" ex-
planned. Wants to thank you."
Joe nodded, not much inter-
ested. and the Bugi placed the
satchel at his feet. We watched
him pole back upstream through
the shadows. Then l fished out
of the satchel, one by one, some
curious objects. They must have
meant a lot to that Bugi.
L TOOK out a box of Jap safety
matches and a bronze pelorus
disc, a rusty old chronometer
and a Dutch chart of Makas-
sar Strait. The final item was a
small strong-box.
l handed the box to Joe Ken
yon. He opened it. The sun
struck its contents and flung
rainbow of colored lights back
into his unbelieving eyes.
''Sam!" he said. Look -r
Those Bugis," said, must
have stripped the launch be-
fore she sank. Just goes to
show you - you can't ever
trust EN-"
But he wasn't listening. He
was standing there with tears in
his eyes, staring upstream. He
didn't stop staring until the
anchor was up and the ketch
swung with the current to begin
the long journey home. The End
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Wallla Trims
Valley Blacksox

The Valley Blacksox trip to
Wallula Sunday didn't turn out to
be pleasure ride. They got beat
by the resounding score Of Is 8.
The Wallula Athletic club just
got started hitting and couldn't be
stopped. All were good clean hits
and earned runs, except for brief
blowup in the fifth inning when
the Athletics put across five runs
that were practically handeu I.
them on a platter.
Bunny Chavez started at the
pitching post with Alabama Hull
catching. A rapid-fire rotation
gave johnson, Hull and Johnny
Scherger all try at the pitching
spot. But none of them could
stop the steady succession Of good
solid Wallula hits.
The Blacksox will have another
crack at the Athletics on August
l, and win face the Pasco Pan
theirs at Hover this Sunday.
Zone Of two things Is going ia
happen this week. Ray Rice, the
Blacksox manager said. either
were going to get In q lot Of prac-
tice, or . lot Of guys are going to
be turning In their suits"
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Cougar Stars 10
Enter 0lyllpics

The Cougar track stars WIN
be the only Pacific Northwest
collegiate performers on the 1948
Olympic team. They are Glenn
Eischen: Xancouver, Wash. and
Bill Parnel, Vancouver. b. G.
Eischen is q member Of the
United States team; while Par
nell Is ON the Canadian squad.
They both win run in the 1900
meter race In London. After be-
ing teammates in college at Wash
ington State, they win be op-
ponents in the Olympics.
The fir t Washington State
athlete to win his way to the
Olympics was Eldon JENNIE. pole
vaulter, who competed at Am
sterdam in 1920. The next was
the great speedball, Leo Orr, who
wore the colors Of Canada In the
1896 games at Berlin and scored
In the 200tmeter dash ana the
sprint relay.