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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
By MRS. RUTH L. ROBERTS

Mr.. and Mrs.Q. c. Roberts are
still holding open house for the
friends of their children who have
been arriving at their home for
visits for the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolle Roberts and
children, Rogene and Christopher
Carley, of Washington, were the
first TO arrive and left on Friday
to return to Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lambert Roberts and daugh-
ter, Ruby Francesca, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Roberts and sons,
Ronald and Bruce, of Mobile have
also returned home. Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Capers of Gulfport have
also been members of the house
party. Mrs. Capers will be re-
membered as the only daughter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
NEWS FROM
Baria

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Baria of
Fort Worth, Tex, spent several
days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Brenard Baria. They were ac-
companied by Annette. Lynna
and Winona Baria and Myrna
Ward, who had been spending
several weeks with Mrs. p. Baria.
Norbourne Ward of Perkinston
junior college is visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holder have
returned to their home here after
visiting relatives in Chattanooga.
Mrs. James Dooley of Wilson
Springs was a visitor in the home
of her sister and brother-in-laW,
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria.
Sunday guests in tho 7. w. Baria
home were Miss Rose Lee Ba-
ria of Mobile and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Baria and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neville of Hat
tiesburg are visiting with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
lis Hamilton. and with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Valley.
Lamar Baria spent Sunday and
Monday in Mobile where he at
tended funeral services for Percy
Thompson who died Saturday.
Guests in the T. f. Baria home
Thursday of last week we're Mrs.
G.. r. Shampine of Kreole, Wilton
KirkWood and children of Three
Rivers, and Joseph Beauchamp
of Cheboygan, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria and
children spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Kasaby of Wilson Springs.
Mrs. Ed Neville of Hattiesbure
spent last Saturday in the home
Of Mrs. Edgar Baria.
Helen Baria and W. A. Moech
were visitors in Paseagoula on
Sunday.
Recent guests in the S. II. John
son home were Mr.. and Mrs. Mize
Johnson of Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
Miss ColleY Gets
Masters Degree AT
University Of Illinois

Miss Marguerite Colley, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Colley
of Moss Point, received her Mas
ter's degree in music education
at the commencement exercises
Of the University of Illinois which
were held recently.
Miss Colley finished with hon
OTIS and was awarded the Sword
Of Honor by Sigma Alpha Iota,
national honorary music fratern-
ity. This is the first time in ten
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

byterian church on designated
Mondays.
The study on Monday was THE
Apostles Creed" which was in
terestingly discussed by Mr..
Schneider.
The course is open to any per-
sons who may be interested and.
such may obtain further informa-
ton from Mrs. R. c. Gulley, pres
ident of the organization, or Mr..
Schneider.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

opera and dramatic organization.
Miss Colley is a member of the
Phi Mt sorority and started the
Delta Beta chapter at the uni
versity.
She plans next school session
to head the general music and
string department at Thornton
junior high at Chsmpaign-Ur-
bana, III.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
COURSE OF SPECIAL STUDY

The Women of the Presbyte-
rian church are enjoying a course
Of special study in the form of
lectures given by the Rev. Ar
thur Schneider at the First Pres
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Nobody knows who first made
glass, but glass beads have been
found in Egyptian graves be-
lieved to date back 1000 years.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

and Mrs. M. L. Davis to move
there. Rev. Davis has accepted
work there for this year. Our
best wishes go with them,
Mrs. Paul G.. Carter and chill
dren, Mesdames Paul A. Carter
and Chester Smith were Gulfport
visitors Thursday.
The Rev. @, c. Roberts was a
guest Monday in the home of
Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts and son.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Probably the earliest bread was
made from ground aeorns and
beech nuts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Waiting for you is ,'the drive o yOur lifel" Slip
behind the wheel of the brilliant new Futnr-
annie 49,, and see how neV and different
motoring can be. You'll sense the difference the
montenty high.compressiO Rocket
Engine spring to life. Eagerly-easily-effort
lessly YOU thread your way through city traffic.
The ''SR" is nimble, alert. msneuverable-
trigger.qNck to answer your every command.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
BaH 6d,snnurtftl gfgft.
@tnhB5fnty heiiatigt

s E 4. r., 4
Die oberite ungarilde 8ernfungs'
initan3 bat am Samstag oas iafane
l1rteil aegen &arbinal Wtnosaentp be.
Itatigt. Mngeblib batte Der &ar6inal,
Der nod ,nbeltimmten Weloungen eth
Ieelii6 uno forperlib polftanoig ge'
brohener Mann iein ion, BON bem
3e6t Der 8erufung @ebralh semobt
uno gegen oas auf lebenslanglthe Sc
fangnisItrafe lautenoe llrteil oes
rBolfsgeri1ts" appelliert.
Oie 8ernfunssinitan5 mahte iif
Die Sahe leidt. Sn aller 9einlibfeit
~priifte" iie Die Often l,no iprah ben
9irdenfiiriten Don neuem ihnlbig.
Mnsbriidlid tpieberbolte iie, bob er
Ole gobesitrafe peroient babe = Die
Der 8esierungspertreter ihon i'm er'
iten 9roaeB geforoert batte. gber.
| fiigte Der Spru9 oes iauberen Sc.
ridtsbofes binau, roer Gan bat feline
urlpriingltbe 8ebeutung nit Der Ser.
baftung unb 8erurteilung bes aoroi.
malls eingebiiBt. 9as 8olf bat iib be.
rubiet, uno Die ni6tsipiiroigen Sol.
gen (oer angebli6en Gergeben oes
&aroinals) iinb berbli6en".
@obl nm feline unparteiilfe Sal'
tuns oar5utun, iebte Der @eridtsboi
Die @efdngnisitrafen bon brei Der
Dfitperurteilten bes &arbinals Tim
einige Sabre berab. 0ie @efdngnis'
itrafe BON orei anoern tpuroen belt1'
tist. 0arunter lit 5iirit Saul Otter
baap, Der gu fiinf5ebn Sabren berur,
teilt tpuroe.
Webrere &egierungen, oarunter Die
arnerifanii6e, baben gegen ben often
funbigen &e6tsbru6 in Dem rSan
Mnos5entp" in 8uoapeit Nroteit er,
boben. glu6 Die &ereinten Nationer
befaBten itd nit Dem Suitiaifanbal
Mber Die 2eiietreter iesten es olrh
bob man ii6 auf cine unterIu6une
ourd Die BertrassmG6te beIhranfte
bie auf biplomatiihem 8ege feitltel
len iollten, intpie,peit rlnearn oie 8e
bineungen oes Srieoensbertrags Der.
lest babe. 3u oen Bertragsmd6ter
gebort au6 HuBlano, bas aber, tpis
bon pornberein gu ertparten mar, iei
ne 8eteiligung beriagte. u,
SIM September ion Die 4ultlr:
i6anoe bonn 8olferbuno 1peiter be
banoelt lper6en. = = Sn 8ubape5
mabt man iih oarob augenI6einlid
feline Gorge!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

Mrtffel iiber Die ungariiheu Berbdlt.
niiie lieIt. Sic oanft Sbnen aufs berg
lidite fiir Sbre Saltung -.
Soneit Der geiitlide Serr. @ir nil
len nibt, oh bieier elm ortseingeieiIes
ner 0euti6er ODER elmer Ger Sun6ert-
tauienoe iener uneliidli6en Wenihe1
it, Die aus ibrer Seirot periagt tpur.
ben. 5elbitperitanolid lit es uns bon
bier aus ni6t moglid, cine 20iung
Der bon ibm gei6iloerten Sdnierig-
feiten norsuidlagen. aber man lollte
annebmen, oaB es aud i'm belltieet
0eutidlanb Stellen sibt, oie in einem
iolden San einereifen fonnen - uno
einereifen tpiiroen, tpenn tie gebiib-
reno unterribtet 1pGren.
8as Die iibrisen 8ei ei11peroen beS
getitliben Serrn anbelangt, lit es
5meifellos, BOB manbes in 0eutib.
lano i'm argen liegt. 8ir baben oas
oft uno oft betont. 9en 8ortpurf aber,
baB mir WaBnabmen ser 8eiasungs-
ma6te 81 llnredt fritiiieren, miiiien
mir 5uriidpeilen. Die @ren3- r@or.
refturen" i'm @eIten 3. g. uno sic
slrt ibrer Dur6fiibrung baben oie
fiibrenoe amerifanil6e Sages5eitung,
Die Seem gorter ,Eimes', uno anoere
amerifaniIde 8l6tter, Die burdaus
ni6t i'm 8eroa6t Ser utidlanos
5reunoli9feit iteben, minoeitens
ebenio i9arf berurteilt tpie mir. lie
Der cine 8eibe Ser Broaeiie gegen
&riegsoerbreder itno i'm &ongreB Der
Ser. Staaten re6t uniaubere 9inge
5ur Spra6e gebraht tporoen. Die Oe.
montage beuti6er 5abrifen lit BON
oeranttportliden Steuen, ou6 i'm
aongreB, NIT &e6t als ifanoalos be.
5ei6net tuoroen, uno es 1nterlieet fei.
nem 31peifel, oaB es iib in nidt noe.
nigen Saaen ni6t Inn S9usmaBnob-
men gegen eoentueue oeutI9e 4ngrif.
fe banoelt, ionoern Inn ma6tpolitil9e
8etampfune Der 6euti6en &onfur.
ren5. Das lit ni6t MIR etne i6mierige
Sade, lonoern au6 cine StupioitGt
in Der beutigen 8eltlage, in Ser es
Inn europa gebt, bas in ieiner &c.
lamtbeit bon Often Der beorobt lit.
0ie anflage, bob man in 0eutI6-
lano Die auslonobilfe nibt tpiirbige.
uno an ibr norele, ltebt inn 8ioer-
ipru6 gu oen Mitteilungen unierer
leitenben Silfsorsoniiationen uno un-
ieren eigenen grfabrl1nsen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
6d,ikfal nrr Ktrd,r
in Ettanrtt

Ius &om meloete leste 8o6e Die
~an. BreB":
Gin @epdbrsmann i'm Batifan er-
fldrte, oaB Der Iette fatboliI6e 8ii6oi
in 2itauen in Der rl1ntergruno-8e.
lDeg1ng" beri6panb, Inn feline Mii.
| iton fortfiibren au fonnen. gs ban.
belt iid Inn 8iidof Gaiimiro 8alta.
rofas bon Banebe5ps, einem Srt in
Ser Rdbe &otpnos. 2itouen, iett elm
Sell Ser Sotpiet-nnion, NOR atpii6en
BEN beioen @eltfriegen ielbIt6nbig.
@ie Ser @etpGbrsmann ausfiibrte,
mar es 8iidof Boltaforas Bis Dor
fur5em geitattet, getpiiie ieeliorgeri.
i6e Sunftionen aus5uiiben. gr burfte
&ir6en 11nb &atbolifen in ieiner 9io-
5eie beiu6en. @ber iebt babe er it6
ge5tpungen geieben, lt6 bel elmer I'M,
teriroil6en Srsoniiation berboreen
5u balten. 4noere 8iid0fe gibt es
ni6t rSebr in 2itauen. gr5biihof So
Ief Sfpireffas BON &o1pno Iebt iest IN
Selterrei6 uno alle anberen MitgIie-
Ser bes @piifopats itnb entpeoer ge-
itorben ooer na6 Sibirien beportiert
tporoen.
2itauen nit elmer 8ep0lferung bon
5tpeieinbalb Weillionen mar friiber gu
neun5ig Bro5ent fatboliid. @ber
100000 @atbolifen iollen nod Sibis
rien oeportiert un6 ourd ruiiiide
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

@inpanberer eriest por6en iein. BGb.
reno Der lesten brei Bis bier Sabre
iollen ettpa tauIenb litnuifde @eiitlthe
oeportiert tporoen Iein. Sn 4oipno lit
Der Dom als ein5ige fatboliide Rirhe
iibriggeblieben 1tno fiir Die 10000
aatbolifen Ser Stabt lit nur nod elm
@eiitliher porbanben. 9ie @eiitlihen
miiiien idbrlid 10000 &ubel aablen,
I'M Die @enebmigung gu erbalten, in
ben @emeinoen al1 arbeiten.
Cine fiir5Iide anorbnung Der
Sopiet. .9eboroen beitirnnt, oaB Iitau,
Tide &irden miroeitens bier Meilen
boneinanoer entfernt Iiegen miiiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Et1r krttik aua Drntfdllann

ssn oen bielen 3uibriften, Die luls
| tfortgeiest aus Deutiblano erreihen,
finoen iih oft fritiibe llno einanoer
pioeripredenoe Ingaben. Das mag
| ii9 gum Sell aus ben 0rtli9en Ser.
baltniiien lino perionli6en grfobrun.
gen Der 8riefi6reiber erfldren, -
pieaeidt in man6en Sdaen aub aus
parteipolitii i6em unb lonitigem &ei-
Ientiment. @eraoe in lester 3eit er-
bielten mir mebrere 8riefe oieier s4rt,
oie algeni6einlid bon Der 8eroroi.
ienbeit iiber offenfl1noise Mangel ben
Bonner Gerfaiiung beeinfluBt paren
(gegen Die it6 in fatbolii6en &reiien
Dor auem 1pegen Der un5urei6enoen
@abrung ser @lternre1te in Gr-
5iebunsfragen idarfer 8ioeriprub
erbob). Webr allgenein lit Die &ritif
in eineln ser lebten BEL uns eingegan-
genen 2uftpoit-8riefe, in Dem Elm
geiitli9er Serr = Stuoienrat a. 9.
i'm peitli9en @ren5gebiet - ieinem
Ser5en folgen6ermaBen Suit ma6t:
0urb einen Jreunb, einen &lolter-
bruoer. erbalte i6 ofters Sbre 3ei-
tung 5ugei6idt. Sd freue mid bar-
iiber, oaB sic iiber oie &atbolifenper-
folgung in lngarn cine Sprabe ipre,
6en, Die man bier in iogenannten
6riitliden 3eitunsen ni6t INNER fitl-
oct, ilnb BOB Sic INNER tpie6er an
bic Sa6e erinnern, gana anbers als
bier, uno oo9 miiBte grace bier oas
8olt oauerno mabgebalten aperben,
oenn mir iin6 bier naber an HuB-
lano.
Sn anoerer 8e5iebung barf idb So.
men aber aud tpobl meine Weinung
iagen: Was sic mitunter iiber
Deuti6lanb ihreiben, fann getpiiien
2euten bier nur Sreube MAIDEN, Oh
Sic nun Die WaBnabmen ser aliier-
ten &egierungen gegeniiber 9euti9-
LAMB beiprehen ooer Die Dinge in
Deutlblano beban6eln. 2eiber gibt es
nod aupiel geationalisnus in Deutid.
lano; er barf bon auBen Der feline
Nabrung befonmen. Bolitifer aIler
&ihtungen, 3eituneen aller 56attie-
runsen leiiten iid bier in 6ieier Sin-
fidt 5ll piel. @s mag mitl.nter aus
taftiiden @riinoen geiheben, Inn Der
Stilnmung i'm Bolfe Ne6nung au tra-
gen, um oen 8lid bonn eignen Ser.
iagen auf Die MusIdnoer ob5nlenfen,
ieoenfans lit es bonn uebel. gBas fir
elm @eihrei bat man erboben tpegen
Der fleinen @ren5forrefturen inn Be-
iten! Man iprad bon l1nredt uno
Mduberei; berlangte tpenigftens eine
8olfsabitirnmung. aIs aber 6ie @e.
mein0e Miifenih, 6ie gnn3 bon beIgi.
ihem @ebiet imihloifen lit, beren
26n6ereien gr0Btenteils nuf beIgiihen
8ooen liegen, ben WiGen 61iBerte.
belgifh gu tDeroen, bat man iie als
2anbesoerr6ter bet1rnpft. Sic fonnen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

iit in oielem 3nInmmenbang redt in.
terelIant, bob IN 5nratoip an Der
Bolga, i'm Si1neriten 9fuBlanos,
.Sun0erte bon ailontetern bon Der
1lfraine entfer1t, ein ufrainiihes or
tbo6ores HrieiterIemtnar er0ffnet
tparbe (,gorreiponoentia Gatbolica
l1fraineniis' is. XII. 1948). GoIge
oapon lit, bob oieie ne1en @eiitliden
feinen @ioerban in Der @emeitt6e
finben, bob oie airAen leer bleiben,
DaB fidb bas religioie 2eben in Die
aatafomben auriid5iebt uno Die @i.
6er1tan6sfrGfte beritarft. 8iellei6t
lit 6ieies MustiIgen oes Snterehes
am offentli6en @ottesbienit burd
Sen Ranlpf Ser Srtbooorie gegen Die
@rie6iib- -@atboIiihen MIR eine Den
fonmuniittlden Wadtbabern mill
fommene griheinu1tg. fSaraton tnar
friiber Biihofsiit Der 6elitihen iiio-
ruilil1en Di0aeie. Ser leste Sberbir.
te tpar 8iihof @eBler, Der in ben
stpanaiger Sabren ai1b biesGer. Staa-
ten beiudte. - &eb.)
gs lit erltaunlif, nit mel6er
@leidformigfeit Dos oitsali5iide Mu-
fter iih 1948 in &untdnien tpieoer.
bolte. g8ie auf bie iotpietiide 8eIet.
5ung 1915 BORT I'M Serbit 1916 oie
2emberger rSpnooe" folgte, 10 foIs.
.te auf bie grridtung Ser fommunt-
itiI9 geleiteten 8olfsrepublif Hrm1,
nien i'm DECEMBER 1947 i'm Sftober
1948 Die rSDnobe" bon &lauien.
burg. gorauseegangen tpar bie Sim.
bignng bes &onforbates our9 &u.
rtdnien am II. Suli uno oas 1teue
run1dniIde &irhengeIes bonn 3. au.
quit, Dos ser &egierung ridt nun
Ole itatutariide @enebmigung ieoer
MISREPRESENTATION, Die ginri6.
tl,ttg uno Iuflolung bon Oioaeien
un6 Die &ontroIle Ger Sirtenbriefe
unb Der MISUNDERSTANDING ber
4irhen borbebielt, ionbern bieliagenb
ibon 8eitimmungen, 1pas nit oem
&irdenoermosen gu seideben bobe.
fir ben San poriab, tpenn Ole Mebr.
belt elmer &onfeiiion itd elmer an.
oeren anfblieBt =.
Nahbem cine &eibe bon @ufrn.
fen Der ortboooren @iir6entr1ger
&undniens an Die @rie1iI1-@ -@atbo.
liiden obne Die ee,piinihte nHiidfebr
IN 6en SthoB Der ortboooren Stride"
oerbaut mar, 1pnroe am /. Sftober
etne @bnobe nod @lauienburg (glus)
einberufen no 38 griebiid -fatboli.
fbe @eiitlihe 6ieie NiidfeDr ,eil'
1timmis" bei6loiien. Bet Ser Seie,
6ieies @reieniiies in 8ufareit beriei
man ii6 auf oie 3ultimm1ng Dor
423 @eiitli6en - tati19li9 abe,
sdblt Murn1nien 234O grie6ii6-fa
tbolii6e @eiitlibe. @ber ielbit Dor
ienen 38, batp. 423 erfl6rten einigt
, nadber, oaB lire 3uitimn1lng er'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Eraupnlad,rln
Bon $ elene aiibr

Sabit ou es ihon? - 0u tanuIt
es Ieben, tpenn oeine Dtutter Conn.
tags aus ser Stride fonnnt, aus Der
5reube uno Serrli6feit oes Serrn.
Damn lit Elm 2eudten in ibrem 2d-
6eln, Elm i6ones, titles 2eu6ten, oas
alle ibre Borte un6 ibr Gun oerfldrt
nno in oeinem Ser8en Die SebnIudt
nod oem @uten fnolpen I1Bt. Du
tannIt es ieben, penn Die 2ebrerin in
Der S6ule it'd bilfrei6 5u oen alei-
men beugt, Denn iib cine 5atte &in-
oerbano oertraueno in oie lire
ldmiegt, tpenn cine Srau in Screens.
giite unb 8erlteben oem 9lrmen Ell
men 3ebrpfennig rei6t. @abres Sd.
6eln miro MIR aus ielbItloIer 2iebe,
aus Wtiitterlt6feit, aus 8ottinnerlid-
felt geboren.
2agIt 0u i6on einmal in einem
&ranfenbaule? 9u gibt es piel Scot,
btel Stobnen uno Ae65en lu1o iopiel
Sebnilt6t na6 einem biB6en 2iebe
nno @iite. Da gibt es aber ou6 &ran.
feni6tpeitern, oeren 266eln fein 8a.
tient oergiBt, neil es Elm Simmels-
ld6eln lit, tpeil es alle iegnet, obne
unterl6teo BON arm uno reid, BON
pornebm 1no gering, bas iene 2iebe
atnlet, Die ourd perIonli6es grleben
bon Scot uno 2eio uno Ser5enstpeb
gan3 bellli6ttg 9etporoen lit.
Gin lol6es 2a6eln n1a6t Ih0n,
ielblt oas @reiiinnenanseii6t nit
&un5eln uno tiefen Sur9en. 9enn
Sdonbeit lit ni6t MIR SiebliAfeit
uno Slnntut, nidt nur frii6e. Ieben-
oige, IN @elltnobeit uno 8ollfraft
bliibenoe Suseno. Sdonbeit lit Sa
allererIt rno 5l1 aaertieflt 9eleelunq,
etn Bioeri6ein bes @6ttli9en uno
Grbabenen elm l1nauslpre6lihes,
aus oem bo6Iten goeltum un6 ser
abgefldrtbeit zines Meni6en gebo,
rem. 0iele S6onbeit lit Der iugenoli-
6en nidt MIR elei6tpertig, ionoern
unglei6 an5iebenoer 1,no ergreifenoer.
Steb 6as 8iIo Ser @utter Diirers
Sbr Intlit lit 10 alt uno bridig rno
oermorl6t, ais batte es Sobrtauienoe
boriiber5ieben ieben. Aber 0ur6 oie
Jalten Inn Sen Muno, Der biel su
brett lit, Inn i'm eigentlifen Gimme
ibon 5u iein, Ipielt Elm punoerpoGes
Sa6eln. @s ipielt Biz in sic augen
binein, Sic bid 10 giitig, 10 treu, 10
ieelenpou, nit iold elmer o6grunotie-
fen miitterli6en 2iebe nnleben, bob
ou INNER 1pieoer mie gebannt Dor bie=
len @otteslidtern itebit. 8 Weutter-
la6elnl Ou biit tpie Elm 8infen bon
oen Sternen, tpte Elm @riiBen aus Der
gpigfeit! gu er5dblit BON elmer Seele,
Die reid uno reif uno beilig getporoen
lit ourd innerite @iite, our6 @ntIa-
gung, bur6 itille, oemiitige 8eniig-
iamfeit. Gor 0ieiem 8iloe falIen Ell
nem ltntpiafiirlth bie @orte GbomiI-
ios elm:
rltno if an meinem gbeno tpollte,
Sd bate, ienem 8eibe gleid,
grfiilt, pas i6 erfiillen iollte
Sn meinen 8ren3en l1no 8ereih."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

The FIRST novel based on the lite of
Francis Thompson, the drug-addict
Catholic poet, who produced some Of
the "most exquisite poetry ever to be
written" has Just been published. The
book, Wreath Of Song, by Robert c.
Broderick, com,s just weeks after the
death Of Wilfrid feynell, British Cath
olic literary figure, the English convert
editor, who discovered Thompson and
became the poets greatest friend and
aided his climb to fame. The publisher
considers Wreath of Song "a book con-
tanning body of intimate knowledge
of Thompsod's mind which is not avail
able elsewhere in one place"
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Bank Insurer Wins
Judgment Against
Woman in Lootino

Judge r. Dickinson Let's yes
terday granted q Judgment for
more than $4,000 In favor Of an
insurance company against q
woman spiritualist. who has been
convicted of grand larceny.
The District Court Judgment.
granted In o ruling from the
bench. was against Mrs. Eulalia
Matthews, so. colored. Of the 5000
block Benning road NE, who re-
eeived loot taken from an Alex
andria bank.
She allegedly received more
than $1,000, which has not been
recovered. out Of some $27. 200
taken by David Briggs. 36, colored.
from . night depository Of the
Alexandria First National Bank In
June, 1s47. Briggs, q former JAM
ttor of the bank, was sentenced
In Alexandria Corporation Court
Ia May, 1s4s, TO serve eight years
for taking the money from the
depository. He had pleaded
guilty.
Mrs. Matthews was found guilty
In the Alexandria Court and SEN
fenced to serve four years for
grand larceny. She is out on bond,
however, pending appeal.
Judge Let's ruling, on which
an order has not been signed, was
La favor Of the Indemnity 1nsur-
ance Co., insurer of the bank,
which reimbursed 1t for the miss
ing money.
Among witnesses at the trial,
who testified In behalf Of the
insurance company. was James A.
Matthews. 81, husband Of the de-
fendant, who Is serving q sentence
Of from 10 to 80 years for carnal
knowledge. involving a 14-year-
old colored girl, who was living In
the Matthews home.
The insurance company was
represented In the District Court
trial by Attorneys Richard w.
Galiher and William z. Stewart,
jr.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Soldiers of the Month
Visit Capitol in Tour

Twenty-four outstanding SOL
diers of the month" from the S2d
Airborne Division at Fort Bragg,
NC, visited the Capitol and other
points of interest today.
The groups visit Is one Of a
series of tours being given to SOL
diers of the division for outstand-
ing performance of duty.
Yesterday the group saw high
defense officials, including Defense
Secretary johnson and Army Sec
retary Royal. They will return to
Fort Bragg on Monday.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Reor Admiral Bruine
Will Retire on May !

Rear Admiral Clinton Z. Braine,
tr., assistant chief Of naval ma
terrell and assistant chief and di-
rector OF the production policy
division, will retire on May /. the
Navy announced today. Admiral
Braine lives at 2737 Devonshire
place NV.
Rear Admiral Rico Botta, now
serving as Atlantic Fleet aircraft
maintenance officer will succeed
Adpafra1 zroira -,
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Man Held in SIoyina

Clarence Mack. 10. colored. Of
the 100 block Of Brown court s.w..
was ordered held for the grand
Evening star., 1949-04-08

North Borneo is reported sharp
" increasing its copra production
Evening star., 1949-04-08

Jury after IN inquest yesterday
into the fatal stabbing On March
% Of Eddie Lewis Taylor. 43 col
ored. Of the 300 block Of Mclean
avenue E.W.. during an alteration
Evening star., 1949-04-08

n a. alley u tie -sa. CT tss 600
block Of First street s-w.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-03

For Sale:-My property at 7O8 Wis.
Ave, Libby. All furniture goes
with the place, Mrs. Addie Stupor,
Libby, Mont. 42-2x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-03
CLEANUP WEEK BEGAN WITH
GIFT TO CHILD IN 1909

Spring Cleanup Week, the year
| ly phenomenon in which more than
10000 communities clean up the
winters debris, is said to be the re-
suit of the gift of blue pinafore to
an untidy little girl in Cleveland
The child, a product of a run
down, shanty district back in 1909,
was given a bright, crisp pinafore
by her teacher in an effort to instill
some pride in the girl. The immed-
urchin to a pretty child made her
family aware of their squalor. Self
consciously thew started cleaning
their house, washing up floors. re-
pairing the fence and planting
flowers for the first time.
Astounded neighbors began right
ing their own back yards The
ugly street became a respectable
part of town The neighborhood
cleanup inspired other communi-
ties to tackle their local eyesores.
The idea spread. In 1918 it was
tried on a city-wide scale for the
first time in Cincinnati where civic
groups, improvement associations
and school children all pitched in
on week-long cleanup. City after
city, hoping to- reduce fire losses
and fight disease, took up the an
nual renovation, paint-up, fix-up
plan.
In recent years it has grown
steadily, and now the National
Board of Fire Underwriters reports
that more than 10000 cities, towns
and villages participate in the year
ly cleanup.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-03
MINERAL PRODUCTION
INCREASED IN 1913

Helena-U.R)-Zinc, lead and sill
yer production in Montana in
creased during l948 to boost the
total value of the states metal min
ing production to the. highest fig
ure since 1912, according To re-
port of the Bureau of Mines
The total 1948 value-S54 5O2 !
480-marked an overall gain If
/! per cent over the I947 fig,re
of $48, 89O,964 i's'1' (
AZ me copper output contributed
70 per per cent OF the total value.
me Bureau of Mines reports thai
o. great interest to the mining in
%ss Gus was the opening of the
heIy shaft" IN Butte on April II.
. Wnlch marked the beginning of the
Greater Butte Project" in which