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err 99)
(5ortiebung)

Ser 5ran5 9engler lpuBte nod Ell
ne onbere @el6i6te aus ieinem Col
oatenleben 5u er5dblen, 1pie bic FL.
Barbara i'm Dor Dem SpieBrutenlal1s
fen gerettet botte:
vglls i6 nanli6 in Sen Sof trat,
Inn bur6 sic gefGbrliden &eiben gu
laufen, trug i6 Die Statue Ser fl.
Barbara auf meinen Irmen Dor mir
Der. Sd batte beim Militdr aus Belt.
pertreib Elm groBes Stiid 8ron5e emit
menOet uno oaraus cine Statue Ser
fl. 8arabara geidmol5en. Ser 8or.
ItanO Ser @ieBerei entOedte midi als
BEN 9ieb, 1no i6 fam bors Wilitar.
geri6t. glls nun bepor Dem SpieB'
rutenlaufen i6 bie Statue Ser bl
Barbara Dor mir trug uno Die Col.
oaten oas 8ilo ibrer Yatronin erblid.
ten, ipogte feiner mir einen S6laQ
5u beriesen, uno id ging frei burd
bic Heiben. Ser SberIt i6rie 500 uni
Seufel, uno ser alte General fam in
Oie &aierne uno perlangte Die FL
Barbara gu ieben. llnb ba eeidaE
oas 8unoer, baB mir Die Strafe er
laiien murbe. Sour befam i6 a6t Gage
Stubenorrelt, neil ib einen Oiebitab
begangen bate. 0arauf erbielt i6 oe1
auftrag, Die 5ierliden aufiabItiid'
fir Die &anonenrobre 81 gieben
Spater ipuroe ib in Der Seimat cit
Serrgottsidniber.
&inoer boren serne @eldidten
Sir ben llnterri6t itno lebrreid'
@ei6i6ten 1nb gr5ablungen lei6tel
peritdnoli6 unb padenoer als tbeolo
glide grflarunsen, beionoers fin
minber peronlagte &inber.
l1nier 8ater er5dblte in ieinen un
terri6tsItunoen itets @eldidten, bi'
er ieIbIt erlebt ooer in 8iidern gele
len batte. 9erielben Wetbooe beoientt
ii6 unler erlter 8farrer in goion
8is., i'm Sabre 1883. gr mar gebo
rem i'm Sbnabenldnole, purbe II
Weilnaufee gepeibt uno ipar bon 8i
id)of Sdpebab nad @oion geidid
poroen. gr fano BORT cine balb Cog
baIb Srame-&ir6e Dor, oie I'M offe
men Selbe aneinitanb. gr iudte iid
elm &oitbaus uno fano @obnung ct
pa bier5ig Mcres ipeltli6 oabon bein
ebangeliihen Garmer Sommers.
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4shhnareslAs ]
1.AaN

GbicagD, Sn. = Im 80. geobern-
ber miro &c. gminen5 Samuel &ar-
oinal Stritb aonlefrator BEL elmer
0oppel5eremonie fir 5nei Miiiions.
biidofe I'M ct. Marp's -Wiiiionsbaus
in. SednD iein. @etpeibt iperoen Die
ernannten 8iid0fe stephen appel.
bans, S.V.D., geboren in 8i6ita,
Scans, uno SEQ MrffeIo, S.V.D.,
Banama, Sa. griterer miro als Situ,
larbil6of bon Gatula nno MpoItoli,
i6er 8ifar bon Slt-Neu-@uinea ge.
meibt, uno lesterer gum Situturb;.
l6of bon 8ucelum unb MpoItoliider
Sifar bon Wittel= =geeu-8 Guinea.
Wtilmanfee, isis. = Sim fommen.
ben Sonntag, 10. Sftober, feiert Die
ct. M6olas> >@emeinoe in Dacaoo
Den 100. SSSabrestag ibres 8eI Itebens,
|uno otpar nit einem iolennen Sod.
amt coranl archtepiscopo unb barauf.
folgenoem @emeinbe-Golfsfelt. SIN
Sanftuarium nerben Die folgenoen
aus Der @emetnoe berporgegangener
BrieIter fungieren: 3elebrant, bodtp
Sr. Solepb S. Bierron bon @rm.
itrong; Brelbpter 9liiiItens, Migr
Bbilip 0reis bon. Sbebopgan; 9ia.
ton, P. George Seioer, O.Praem. bon
Bbilaoelpbia; Subbiafon, bodp. ST.
gfholas SeDereiien bon Sanespile;
3eremoniar, bodm. Sr. alfreo @e.
Der bon WeilDaufee; @brenoiafone
Geb George Seinen bon Netpbanf
|S. g., uno gfeb. @illiam S6mit bon
9asco, 8aIb. 9ie Seitpreoist bdl1
Welgr. SoIepb 2eoerer bon Camp.
beasport. = Die @emeinoe pur6e
am 25. Nopenber 184S formeu or.
ganiitert nit bobn. Srn. George
2aufbuber als erltem relioierenbeu
Bfarrer. 1886 tpuroe unter 6em 8a.
itorat oes bodm. &rn. sSoiepb Ser.
man bic Bfarrl6ule un6 oas beutige
Yfarrbaus erridtet. Inter Ser 2ei.
tung bon Pfarrer gonrao SIai6 mur.
De 1911 Die beutige Bfarrfir9e se.
baut. MuBer oen bereits genannten
iieben Prieitern iino aus Der 5eItge.
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Rittr nm Rnfrnkrsinzp fir
KripgHinnalinp

= t
Il. 8. Srau bot bie brei 4inoei
benen ite in Satima eridier, ben Mnf-
trne gegeben, Die MenIbbeit burb bas
&oienfran51@ebet Dor einem groBen
l1ebel 5u beiDabrett, oos bie Wenih-
belt beorobt, ipenn tie tidt 5u @ott
uno Geligion auriiffebrt.
Der Goienfran5=Wonat bietet ba5u
Die bette @elegenbeit. I'm oieielben i11-
Dalioen ariegsbeteranen 5ufomnren
81 laiien, baben Die &armelitenpdter
in Chicago es unternommen, &oIen-
fran5e fir redt biele 8eter 5u eriper-
ben. 8er Goienfrdn5e 81 oieiem gu-
ten 8erfe beisutragen nillens it,
moge oielelben ienoen an: 8bilip
WarD Gbuob, III o. of Carm., co
garmelite 5atbers, 6428 9ante Mbe.,
gbicago 81. 81.
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gbion, nid]t melt babon, NOR Elm
fleines Country -Stabtden init elmer
Sagenitble ntlb eiren Suteno 9ili-
ier, ettDa breiBig Bis bier5ig Sarn1ar
| I'M groBen l1mfreis. 0as 8olf mar
|fatboliid, aber iuenig ltnterri6tet, be-
|lonbers oie iunge Generation. Sic
|lpar i'm l1rtpalb geboren unb aitfer5o-
|gen. 8arum batte Ser ugelebrte"
Bfarrer iein &reu5 init ben uoun-
|men &erlen", bie ME cine fatboliIhe
S6lle beiubt batten uno balb oentfb
|nno bolb engliid ipraden. 9ie mei-
item fonnten nid)t einntal leien. 9a-
rum nuBte Ser Gfarrer ibnen Sonn-
tags uno in Ser GbriItenlebre aues
borleIen nno ban1 erfldren.
SIM 0tonat Otai bielt er ieben
abeno Weai= =Mnoadt uno Yrebigt ODER
|l1nterridt. gr oerItano es, bos goIf
an5u5ieben, llno oie 2ellte belu6ten
fleiBig sic Stride.
Sd mllBte INNER 0a Iein als MeB=
oiener. Sd tat es aud gerne, obpobl
es in idmabiider 8robbeit non6e
Gniiffe gab. Sd bate i'm liebeeipon-
men uno babe i'm ME pergelien. gr
aber audi niht, 1pie er na6 fiinfaig
Sabren mir einmal iagte, ols er in
Woribfielo reiioierte.
slm Sonntogna6mittag borte id
ibn, ON liebIten 5lt neil er Damn bie
intereiianteiten @eI6ibten gum 8eIten
CAB. Sd babe lie lange bebalten ltno
aub Die Giimnlten, oie nid)t leien
uno lcbreiben fonnten, baben ite auh
ME bergeilen. Cine @eldidte bleibt
mir belonoers in ser grinnerung:
Die 8ege6enbeit bon ser lieben Wut-
tergottes, 1pie tie nit Dem sSeiufinoe
eri6ien uno beridnano, er5ablt bon
Soiepb Oe God; iopie oie gr5dblung
BON Ser Sdpelter 8ertfe uno benz
Corporate Corporate beiBt bas flei-
ne peibe Sii6lein, ouf oem am 4ltare
Die Soitie liegD. 0ieie lebtere @e-
i6i6te erinnert MIDI al1db an meinen
9eiu6 in Wercer County, Ohio, mo-
icb Naria Stein aegppten uno oas
Simmelgarten- -&loiter geieben uno bie
Sdpeltern unter ben 8Gumen I'M
&loltergarten einbernanbern iab.
S6pelter 8ertfe iaB i'm Sbitgar-
ten. S6DeIter 8ertfe, oas alte braune.
S6melter6en, oas I'M &lolter 5u
ni6ts anoerm 5u gebrau6en mar, iaB
oa uno CAB auf Die 8di6e a6t. Sic,
beriagte Die groBen ugladbiros" unol
Die Spaten, Die iif 5u nabe an Die
peiBe &irdenmal6e beronpaeten.
Wfan6mal bort mon bon anoers=
glaubigen iogen: @ir brau6en feinen
Seiligen, Ser fir uns beten u1lo @ott
bitten iou, ionoern mir geben gIeih
ielbit gu @ott. gu Waria beten lit elm
umDeg. Sit es ni6t @ott ollein, Der
uns belfen fann? = ,a9," erfI1rte
Der Sfarrer, uoos fonn nur iemanb
lagen, Der oie Menlden nift fennt.
@ir ebren Die Weuttergottes uao bie
Seiligen, neil @ott ite 10 geebrt bot.
gs itno @ottes bette Sreunoe uno iie
iteben in bobem Inieben BEL @ott.
Sesbalb f0nnen lie oud Sirbitte fir
uns BEL @ott einlegen, ipie un54blige
geiipiele betpeiien."
(5ortietung folsD
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Sooesan5figen

Sran Narg Mengel, geitorben om
%. Iugult 1913 inn Ilter bon neun-
gig Sabren in Wioole Giaage, Song
Sslano, ge. 9. Cine l1nierer dlteiten
2eierinnen.
Wtoge bieie SeeIe uno bie Seeletl
aller nerI Itorbenen 2eier unb @obltd,
ter Our6 oie 8armber5igfeit @ottes
ruben in 5rieoen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09
8srtbinstun, >. - ct. Eaal, Wtna
Samstaa, 8. Sftpbcr 1913.


Sunntas, 10. Sftober: Ginnnbsman'
sisiter Sonntag nad Sfingiten. -
@bangelium: m: Son oes &onigs
slbre6nung (Wattb. 19). 90,
Montag, II. Sftober: Seit ser Mut-
terIdaft Warid.
8ienstag, 12. Sftober: Marin1ilion.
Yeitttpo6, 13. Sftober: @ouaro.
Sonnerstag, IA. Sftober:, &alirtus.
sSreitag, Is. Sftober: Sbereiia.
Samstag, 16. Sftober: SeOpig.
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Stiul1ue beS SDlfeS
fiir oas Soiepbinnm

GinIiegeno So fiir oie Stuoenten
5ur 9onfiogung fiir oie @rborrng Ell
ner 9itte. ..
Selerin, No.5
Siermit iiberIenoe ib Sbnen $40
,5u @bren oes FL. Intonius gum Sanf
fir @rb0rung in einem beIonoern Sin.
liegen.
8. g., Minn.
@inliegeno So 81 @bren Seiu1 Wa=
ria unO Solepb uno Ser &leinen 8luz
me sum 3anf fir cine @ebetserbo=
rung.
Sitter 2eler, ga.
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Mptlkrantpr-Urp

aller Sortem, edit nnb billig - bpn
Yfarrer &meipp empfoblem = $1.OO
bas Bfnn6 sm besieben bon:
u nj bDnb SperL 1917 8pmi-
fab-Str., gittsbnrsb 3, ga.
Hittsbnrgb ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09

9lm bergongenen Counting erteilte
|ber bodp'ite Sr. 8iidof @iIiam g.
OeuIloD bon Gopingtpn I'M bieitge1
|St. 8aul-Serlinor elmer &laiie bon
Isl 9beologen ,oie 9iafonatsneibe.
8iIcbof MulloD, ein Aluntnus bes
Seminars, bate in Der boraufgeben-
ben 8ode bie i1brli6en grer5itien
|ber SenlinarItlbenten geleitet. Die
Ifiir bie gr5oiD5eie ct. SAUL ,geipeib-
ten 9beoloeen iino: Saul glroolf,
Sobn 8un1L Wi6ael Safobef, gfobert
Suoe, gbonias &ailer, Bernard &lein,
8iniam Wc@raoe, Sreoerid Werb,
Senrp Somep, Clement 3neber,
Sraneis Sec, @oroon Weepeue unb
Bernard Geiier. Sir anbere 9io3eien
Der Gir6enpropin5 nurben getDeibt
Srancis Gpan nno Srancis &un3,
@inona; 8ictor Singer, ct. Gloub
Bernard Sopei6, 9ulutb; 9onalb
Cote, Sarge; Omen alepperid uno
@iaiom Guean, Siour Sails. 9ie
ilbrlgen Wtitglteoer Der &laiie iino
aus Den 9io5eien Dubuque, Siour
GitD, 9obenport 8eoria, Warquette
unb Ganlas GitD.
slm 5reitag erteilte 8iidof Mul-
loD 49 Stubenten bie nieoeren
@eiben.
Ser bpdn. Sr. 9ii6aro See feier-
te ioben oen 90 Sabresfag Ieiner
grnennltng als Bfarrer Ser bieligen
St. 8atrid' s-@emeinbe. II. a. tpuroe
unter ieiner 2eitung Die beutige mo-
oerne gfarribule erribtet.
8egonnen muroe NIT Dem 8au ser
erlten Bfarri6ule ser Dor 25 ssabren
gegriinoeten ct. Sbereia-Wemeinoe
an grior uno Norfolf slpe. Oie @e-
meinOe Duroe ieiner5eit bon Migr.
GoDarb GaIep ins 2eben gerufen, nno
5par 5rna9it, Tim ben oamals in
Sort Smelling Itationierten fatboli-
i6en Soloaten @elegenbeit 5u geben,
am Sonntag Ser III. Weiie bei5upob-
men unO bic Saframente 5u empfon-
gen. Sic erIte Bfarrfir6e, cine ein-
fade Sol5fapelle, 1puroe nit Silfe
elmer i'm ,@an0erer' angeregten uno
bon Ben 0eutiden fatbolii9eh Ser
banoen bon Weinnelota unterltiibten
freimilligen Spenoe erribtet. Wlit
Dem Iufbau bon neuen @obnungs-
oierteln in Ser Na6bari6aft uno Be-
lonoers ieit groffnung bes ct. Ma-
rps -Iltenbeim gegeniiber ser 4opel-
lie, nabm Die ct. Sbereia eia-Miliion
na6 nno mod BEN gbarafter elmer
ielbltanbigen @emeiitbe an, eine Sat-
la6e, Die nunmebr nit Dem Bou
elmer eigenen Gfarridule aud nod
auBen bin greif6are @eltalt annimmt.
Pfarrer Ger @emeinbe lit oer5eit Ser
bodtp. Sr. Soiepb Gibbs.
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MACMILLAN sable

MAAlMllIlAN- -SALBE
slltbetiibnte &rdlterlalbe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
9 ra n b ip II n b en-
aller art linb BEL anbern 2eioen,
pelAe i'm beigebenen 3irfular an
gegeben iino.
Sreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Sor fir
oieienigen, Die I'M Staate Ohio mob.
nen. - uSdiden sic mir A Sars
Sbrer WariniliansS sSalbe, ba i9 mel.
DIE 'nad Deutidlanb ldiden nohte,
oenn Sbre Sulbe lit pirfli9 gut"
= S. 3d., &odeiter, N. 9.
Sour 5u be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, O.
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snldBlid oes iabrIicben MilIions.
lonntags am "a. Sftober miro ser
bo6p'Ite Sr. gr5biidof Murrap in
Der bieiigen &atbeorale Inn bier ll6r
nabmittags bel elmer 8eIperanoaht
pontifi5ieren unb oie 8reoigt bolteit.
@ingeleitet nifo Die s4nbadt nit Ell
ner Bro5eiiion Der Meitglieber oes
&inobeit- -Sein-Gereins aus beri6ie6e-
men @emeinoen ser Staot, gefleioet
IN Der Sroenstradt Der beribiebenen
Wiliionslanoer. 0ie Bro5eiiion aieht
bon oem Dio5eian-2ebre in Ser
Summit @oe. nad Ser &atbeorale.
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EXPERIENCED FARMER
for the Knights of St. George
Home. Permanent position and
good home for the right party.
Married man preferred and
must come well recommended.
Write or apply i'm person to
SIR. SUPERIOR, KNIGHTS OF
ST. GEORGE HOME, WELLS
BURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
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Sieies 8pdenblatt erfheint Jet
benz Sabre 1878 regelmdBig ieber
Sa.nstaa uno miro berausge9eben
gum geiten bes Bdpitliden &oue.
stum Soiepbinum ser bl. &onerega'
linn ser 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
Ssfien 3ped Die Seran5iloung oeut-
fber 8rieiter5ogIinge fiir Die Ser.
Stoaten lit. 0ieie Anitalt lit baupt'
|Ghlih angepteien auf oie ginfiinfte
bteies Wattes uno Die 8eihenfe lei.
ner 2eier.
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COAL FUND

Previously credited. .......$ 1902
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3nns erbalteu ba Dir n os it, tt abresberns
ensnenben beQ n ab unbern rnbs bs BIT ben gras tell
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BY Eugene SchWenk ........ 1900
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BY Geo. Pirrung ............. 400
I. Sch, Sleepy Eye, MINI. -. 800
Mrs. Eugene Fox by Bernard
Elkmeler ................. 3.O0
Mrs. J. D. Huser, Cleveland, o. 200
BY Ign. Neugebauer, Pitts
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BY Mich. Supper ..... 200
Miss Rosa Smith, Athens, O. 200
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IN. Z. Z.UU
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Ser bodp. Sr. 9fibaro See feier-
te ioben oen 20. sSabrestag ieiner
@rnennung als Bfarrer Ser bieiigen
St. Gatrid' s-8emeinbe. II. a. nuroe
unter ieiner 2eitung Die beutige mo-
oerne Bfarri6ule erridtet.
Evening star., 1948-06-16

Mr.. Goldsmith. sentative from
the four Washington daily newspa-
pers on the board of trustees.
Newspapers are media deeply
interested in truth in advertising,
he explained later. II saw no rea-
son why all the papers here should
not be represented in our agency at
all times"
BYLAWS Would Be Revised.
A revision of the groups bylaws,
which now allow for alternating
representation of only two news
papers yearly, will be necessary to-
carry through Mr.. Goldsmith's idea.
A spokesman indicated this step
will be taken within the month.
After ALL" Mr.. Goldsmith added,
"all the stores here have been re-
elected to the board year after year.
The newspapers are sometimes more
alert than the businessmen them
selves to false advertising. and
should all be free to speak up in
the board"
Mr.. Goldsmith, who is vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
Lansburgh g. Bros. department
store, has long been active in the
bureau. He has served as trustee
and member of the executive COM
'mittee for many years, and IN 1929
and 1880 was chairman of its mer-
chandise advisory committee.
Others Elected Unanimously.
Other officers unanimously elected
to head the bureaus board OF
trustees yesterday were Everett j.
Boothby of the Washington Gas
Light Co., vice chairman; Hubert
r. Bisselle of the Riggs National
Bank, treasurer; r. B. H. Lyon OF
Lyon & Lyon, counsel, and Herbert
J. Rich of B. Ricn's Sons, assistant
treasurer.
The following additional members
of the board, comprising its mer-
chandising committee, were elected:
Bernard Bulkley, chairman; c. A
Aspinwall, E. c. Baltz, S. Meyer
Barnett, Kenneth H. Berkeley, DON
cid M. Bernard, George B. Burrus,
Comdr. T. A. M. Craven, Clark G.
Diamond, Hugh G. Dufheld, Charles
B. Dulcan, sr.; Joshua Evans, Will
liam N. Freeman, E. Cleveland Gid
dings, Sol Greenberg and Clarence
Grosner.
Also, Granville Guide, James w.
Hardey, j. Robert Harris, jr.; w.
r. Frank Hines, j. Wriley Jacobs,
c. F. jacobson, John X. Jones,
Norman Kal, Sol Kann, Milton 8.
Kronheim, Robert Leech Lewis, Ed
ward L. McAleer, Archibald Nc
Lachlen, Frederick G. Macarow, M.
T. Mathwig, Matt Meyer, E. K.
Morris and Maury Nee.
Hardey Conducts Meeting.
Also, James Parker Nolan, VIII
liam E. OConnor. Thornton w.
Owen, John A. Reilly, Jules Rendel-
man, Charles H. St. John, William
E. Schmid, Frederick P. H. Siddons,
Paul D. Sleeper, Ben Strouse, Arthur
J. Sundlun, Charming s. Walker,
Frank Weakly and Robert w. Will
son.
Mr.. Hardey, retiring president,
conducted yesterdays 28th annual
meeting of the group.
Principal speaker was j. A. Liv-
ingston, business column!st for The
Washington Post. who predicted the
war-born high standard of Ameri-
|, can living will not suddenly collapse
into an economic depression but
will continue on to even greater
prosperity than that which today
"has most of us rubbing our eyes"
Other speakers were Robert E.
Free, chairman Of the Federal
Trade Commission, and George
Morris Fay, United States Attorney
for the District
Evening star., 1948-06-16

and Virginia residents = totaline
about 125 persons-are obtaining
excellent results, he said, in the two
types of field work underway. The
interviewers are visiting one home
Of every 20 in the areas under study
They also are stopping motorists at
certain points In Maryland and Vir-
ginia on the principal highways
approaching Washington to ask the
survey questions.
The home-visiting interviewers,
Mr.. Brinkley pointed out. are pro-
perly identified by card, and those
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Cooperation in Travel Survey
Speeds Data for D. c. Highways

Begun last month, the field work
is scheduled to be finished in Sep
tember, Mr.. Brinkley said. He added
that the response Of both Wash
ingtonians and suburban residents
has been most gratifying.
Every one seems anxious to CO.
operate in this opportunity to estab-
lish the facts of daily travel in
order to assure an adequate street
and highway system in the future" !"
Mr.. Brinkley declared.
Carefully trained interview teams
made UP of Washington, Maryland
Evening star., 1948-06-16

The District Highway Depart
ment's Metropolitan Area transpor-
tation survey is about % per cent
completed, Planning Engineer D. S.
Brinkley announced today.
The study, being made with the
cooperation of the highway de-
partments of Maryland and Vir-
ginia and the Public Roads Admin
istration, is designed to determine
the travel habits of people living in
and around Washington, in order
to improve existing roads and build
new ones.
Evening star., 1948-06-16

appreciates the
value of a good
watchdog.
He de m on
strated this in
his first official
action yesterday,
after unanimous
election at a
luncheon meet
ing of the Bu-
reau In the
Mayfower Hotel,
when he recon-
mended the per-
manent tnclu-
sion Of repre-
sentative from
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Business Bureau Head
Takes Office, Calls for
Better Press Relations

Ralph L. Goldsmith, the newly
elected president and chairman OF
the board of trustees Of Washing
toms Better Business Bureau,
Evening star., 1948-06-16

| they interview are informed in sd-
vance Of the visit BY postal card.
Names Of persons questioned are
not required.
Evening star., 1948-06-16

WE'D 50 YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
William I. Stewart of 11206
Midvale road, Kensington
View, Md, who celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
yesterday. Mr.. Stewart, 80, a
retired post Office employe,
and Mrs. Stewart, 78, have S
children and IL grandchildren.
Photo by Joseph s. Young.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Mrs. Smith Again Heads
Alexandra COP. Group

Mrs. j. Robert Smith has been
reelected president Of the Republi-
can Women Of Alexandria, Mrs.
Robert Jarvis, publicity chairman,
Evening star., 1948-06-16
/ announced today

announced today. Other officers elected treasurer MISS Ruth
Iinclude huuo'ln' e N''' and
Mrs EVELYN Aker pres Mrs JARVIS corresponding secre
dent Matrola Fulton, re- ltary.
Evening star., 1948-06-16

Photograph ~ Fly ~ AMST1
DIRTY FlonTERi The Houssay, Of
Musca donaestica, 10 Q dangerous
carrier Of the germs Of typhoid, In.
fantile diarrhea, and other diseases.
You know him well-beware Of him!
Evening star., 1948-06-16

PluNDERERl The Moth, q Lepi.
doptsra, loves furs and woolens just
~ you do. lays eggs in 'em-leaves
YOU the hole. Banish the moth with
Bridgeport AER-A-SOL!
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-06
BY MRS. MARTHA KIMBHLL

Miss Charlene Moran will spend
the weekend in Cincinnati with
her brother -in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Nancy, and
daughter, Elizabeth, and will at
tend the Friday and Saturday
night Concert of the Cincinnati
May Music Festival, celebrating
their Dimond Jubilee anniversary
of which Mr.. Nancy is member.
Among those who attended the
wedding and reception from Mil
ford Center, of Miss Anna Mae
Daum, and Howard Foust, Jr.,
who were married Sunday in the
Irwin Methodist church, are Mr..
and Mrs. John DeVoss, daughters,
Lou Ann and Helen Adaire, and
son, John, Jr., Mrs. Gail Davis,
Mrs. Emma Gorton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Eby and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Ryan, Mrs. Louis Bumgard-
ner, Mrs. Edith Orahood, Mrs.
Anna Hamilton, Miss JoAnn
Homsher, Miss Elinor Coe and
Miss Mary Lou Poland.
In combinations Of the years
work music festival was given
Tuesday evening by the pupils
of the music department of the
Union Local school.
Mrs. Bess Roseberry Harter, of
Chicago, will spend next week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stoddard, of Rosedale, while her
son, Rev. Matte Harter, is attend
ing the Lutheran Synod at Col
umbus, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Harter is an aunt of Mr..
Stoddard
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bright,
daughter, Mary, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hays attended the
funeral services Sunday of a re-