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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Britain SEEKING
Friendly Link
With Gilman Reds
De Foeto Recognition
Nay Follow Effort
To Make Contact
By the Assoeio,ed Press

LONDON, April 29.-Britain is
trying to establish friendly rela-
tons with the Chinese Communist
government. Foreign ONCE
spokesman said today.
He said such contact with the
Chinese Communists will not affect
Britain's present relations with the
Nationalist government. although
the Foreign Office in London does
not know where the Kuomintang
Is at the moment.
He was asked by a reporter at
"a daily news conference whether
Britain thought the Chinese Ma
tionalist government has for all
practical purposes ceased to exist.
To this he replied: Il would
make no announcement on that
question.
May Give De Facto Recognition.
Diplomatic observers. mean
while. speculated that his state
ments suggest Britain may soon
give de facto recognition to Mao
TIE tung's Communist government
as the only effective authority in
most Of troubled China.
In the British view. there are
presidents for having working and
business relations with both parties
to civil war. During the Amer |
lean Civil War Britain recognized
the Confederacy as a belligerent |
power while maintaining its nor
NAL relations with the Federal
Government.
The spokesman was asked
whether the establishment Of
friendly relations" with the Com
would affect Britain's re-
lations with the Nationalist gov
eminent.
He replied: where is the Chi
nese Nationalist government?
Some of its members are in
Shanghai. some in Marking. We
have diplomatic officials in both |
cities"
Embassy staff Remains.
Meanwhile. the British Ambas-
sador. Sir Ralph Stevenson. and
his staff will stay at their Nam
king posts, he said.
So far Stevenson has not been
able to establish contact with any |
Communist leader in Marking
with WON he can negotiate.
The spokesman said the Brit
ish would make contact with Mao
Tze-tung himself II they knew
where he is.
Asked whether the establish
ment Of friendly relations" with
the Chinese Communists means
they would be entitled to send
representatives to Brit
ain, the spokesman said:
THAT question has not arisen
yet"
In Washington State Depart
ment officials said the United
States expects to develop working
contacts" with Chinese Communist
officials. but this does not mean
recognition or approval of their
regime.
Britain and the United States
recently exchanged views" State
informants said, on
the ACCESSIBILITY Of retaining their
in Communist territory
in China. 1t is understood they
agreed that would be the proper
course to follow. |
The United States has con-
sulates at Marking. Peiping, Muk- '
len and other Communist-con-
rolled centers. as we'll as the En-
,assy at Marking. |:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Reds Capture Key City
In Drive on Honochow

SHANGHAI, April 20 (P).-Com-
munist troops today seized W.
hing. key point 40 miles north
of Hangchow, the main prop for
Shanghai.
Wuhing is SO miles west Of Ka-
Sec CHINA Page All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

The little girl pictured here"
with Ia all packed up. ready 70
travel 10 her nsx homs--ths
daily comic pages Of The star.
Bessie In o comic strip
heroine who Is different. she
iKn't o glamour girl. and her
adventures aren't exciting.
Shes cute. though. and her
daily antics are amusing.
You'll get nc least n chnckis
and sometimes q hearty
iangls~out 81 Bessie" every
day. starting Monday. May
2, In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

CONTINUED ON PAGE AS. Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

(See DUROCHER, Page A-5D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

See COPLON. Page A-79
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

(See CHINA, Page A-3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Guide tor Readers

Assss sssss ev~n %s~assrss
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

ihaute, un6 beri6tete nit oen Sei-
1tigen loute @ebete.
l1nb nun erbob fi6 Ser Mbt, brei-
tete feline Mrme aus unb bob iie enl-
por al Dem ebrtpiirbigen 8ilbe; au-
gleih erflang aus ieiner 8ruit mie
nit eberner &raft Der Mnfang oes
nralten SDnnus: Sal0e Regina!
Sn getpaltiger @u9t, tpie nit Ell.
mem S6lase, fiel Der ganae gbor Der
Batres uno Der 8riioer, Der Nopi5en
itno S6iiler ELM: mater masericordiae,
Oita, dulcedo ct spes ,tostra - Salve!
- n@egriiBet ieiit bu, &onigin 80
Oeutter Der 9arlnberaigfeit unier
2e6en, ltniere SiiBigfeit, 1iniere Soft
n1tng iei eegriiBt!" l1no in naie-
itatii6en, tieferniten @angen flutete
Der Spnnus bur6 Die Sallen Der
Stride unb fiinte iie aus biz binauf
in bie oberiten 8olbungen nit BEN
munberbaren gfforben Ser benen,
idmetternoen abenltimmen uno
Der fraftbollen Mannerb1lie 10
batte oas SalUe Regina, Ger Bitter
5ienier beiligiter Warien-Spmnus,
nod ME geflltngen, ieitbem oieie
Wauern Itanoen. In Ser felIenfeIte
@laube an ben @ottesiobn nnb Sci
ne reit1ite Weutter, bic tiefinnigIte
Gerebrung uno .2iebe uno bas uner-
Gertrauen 5u ibr i6ienen
2eben uno flammenoe Slut angenont-
men 81 baben IN bieler Sulbtgung
oes &onpents por Der @ottesmutter
our Siibne fiir BEN begangenen Sre-
Ad te clamantns, itieg's iest bim-
melitiirmeno enpor, u5u oir idreien
mir elenbe &inoer gpas, an Dir
iel1f5en mir tralernb uno tpei-
neno in bieIem Sal Ser 3Gbren, -
0 on, 1tniere Siirlprederin, menbe
oeine barmber5igen Iugen 81 1ns,
l1no nob bieiem glenb 5eige nns Sc
ium, Die ge6eneoeite Sru6t beines
2eibes!"
ltno iett Hangs gar 5art uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

tpeid in fiber anbaht: o clemens
10 pia - 20 giitige - o, milbe -"
|ltm Damn in Dem getpaItigen, tpie aus
|einer 8ruit fommenoen Iusrufe
10 dnlcis 1twgo Maria! in berrlider
|SdluBfabena au enben. 9ie Mauerr
|nno @etpOlbe i6ienen iid bielelber
mod gegenieitig su5urufen in from
mem @ioerball, bis enblib Der leb'
|te Son berbau6t tpar.
8dbrenb Ser slbt bas S1luBge'
Bet lang, ba idien iid falt Die an.
baGt uno Sarnnlung bes &onbents
lDien 5u ipollen. 8alb bob oieier 1i11tel
ben Won6en, balo iener untpilfiir'
|li6 bas Saupt uno i6al1te riidtparts
gum breiten &ir6eneingang uno oanr
pieOer ieittpdrts gu ben SenItern oes
pierten &irGenldiffes unb ieiner 9a'
pelIen. IS 1par aber @runo oaall nor'
Ibanben. Genn man borte 0ral1Ber
elm Sin- unb Serlaufen, Damn eir
tpadIenoes, 1pirres 9ur6einanoer.
ipreden unb ~rufen, iblieBlid balten
Die ibmeren Sritte bon &oiien no1
Der Stride, unb INNER Iauter tpuroen
Die Stimmen INNER erreeter oie
Musrllfe. gs mar offenbar ettpas
GuBeror0entli6es porgefallen.
Ser stbt idloB oie slnoa6t, iein
&onpent ging ben 8eg ourd oeu
&reu5gang altriif; er ielbIt 1peilte
nod in Der Safriltei. 0a trat Der
Brior Elm, bleid uno berItort.
r@naoiger Serr, cine ernIte Stunt
De" begann er; rOer @irtemberge1
lit tpieOer i'm 2anoe. 8ei 2auffen
am Hedar tpuroe cine S6ladt ge.
i6lagen. 8bilipp bon Selien bot eir
itarfes Seer mitgebradt unb ben
8irtenlberger Die S6ladt getponnen
0ie Soloaten oes &ailers iino ge,
Iidlogen bon Der l1eberma6t Der Sci,
len unb 8irtemberger; S6nei5er
aufriibreii6e 8auern, Solofne6te
aus aller Serren 2anoer iino BEL ben
|letteren ge1peien."
(Sortiesuns folsD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

Sans Brdtorius liegt inn &ronfen-
bauie, uno cine 8arlnber5ige S6pe=
tier lit eben oamit beI61ftigt, bas
i60n gei6miidte Siid6en ob5urau=
men, meldes, NIT aru5ifir, 2eu6-
tern uno 8lumenI6mud ousgeitottet,
5ltr SpenOung ser letten Sroltungen
lit 3immer itano.
gs mar beller Sag getpelen, ols
Sans bon Dem 2ei6en5ug oes Yaps
ites in ieine @obnl1ng 5uriidfebrte
Seine Sausfrau batte i'm faum mebr
erfannt. Seine &leioer lpuren iiber
rnO iiber NIT @ads uno 8e6 bei1-
oelt uno teilpeiie 5errilien, iein @e-
it6t uno leine SanOe bluteten - bon
Ben Striemen unb Walern, sic er
am 2eibe trug, ipuBte lie ni6ts. @ie
SunOerte uno Sunoerte anberer Sell
nebmer an Dem 2ei6en5ug batte ou6
er Ourd Die Stein1piirfe Ser feisen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
Dir Ertrhr hra papftea
Grsablnns bon &onrab &iimmeI

biesmal fur6tbariten grnIt nadte,
DEN Sarg berunter5ureiBen. vrtnter
Die Gferbe nit ibnen, idlagt tie ME-
oer!" briiaten iie, r5um 3 -. nit
ben Sfaffen! -"
Sans madte ii6 bereit gum letten
beiligen gerteioigungsfampf, uno
menn es iein miiBte, gum Sobe. Wit
ben treuen oeuti6en 8rieItern, pel6e
bie 2eib1pade oes totem Bapites bill
oeten, apollte er au9 bunoertmal fall
len uno iterben ebe Die gebeiligten
ueberrelte oes groBen Bius in bie
Sdnoe Der 8eitien fielen.
Cine beae Stimme lieB iid Der,
nebmen.
rgeur iiber unlere 2ei6en gebt ser
@eg gum Sarge; aber ib erbebe gum
boraus feierli6 Broteit! 8ir itno
9eutide, mir iino 8iirger oes Ieut-
i6en Heibes, tpeldes nit Stalien ber>
biinoet lit, uno 9eutl6lano IdBt iei-
ne Sobne nidt ungeItraft miBban-
6eln uno moroen. S6 1parne eu6!"
SsSn italienii6er Sprabe batte ei=
ner ser 8euti6en Dies gelpro6en.
l1nb es pirfte. nSie iinb 0eutlde, tie
iino 9eutide!" ging's bon Wuno 5u
Mllno, uno tpenn audi Die Weute
llnter Gerlpiini6ungen uno Slii6en
immer mieoer perlangte, sic Oeutlhea
ionten ab5ieben: tie tpagten feline Sat>
libfeiten nebr. Ser oeutI6e Name
batte ibnen GeIpeft einsefloBt, me-
nigltens mar iebt 81 boffen, baB Ser
Sarg ni6t angetai itet iperbe.
gnoli6 5eigte iid Dem tobenben
aufrubr gegeniiber aub itolieniides
Wilitar. Sic lu6ten burG einen &or-
Don oie Maiien ab5uiperren, aber in
menisen 9lugenbliden mar er Ourb-
bro6en. Natiirlid: oie Soloaten
ourften ia ni6t SEN minbeIten @e-
braub bon SEN 8affen MAIDEN. Sc
bermonn ipuBte es: Die Sreimaurer-
regierllng m iii ni6t grnit MAIDEN,
iie Itebt i'm lebten @runoe auf Der
Seite ser Serfolger oes Baplttums,
uno mas tie tut, lit BLOB gum Sdein
getan.
34bnefnirri6er1b b0rte Sans Bra-
torius iagen: uSdon Dor 5pei So
gen lit es DEM Winilter bes Snnern
ange5eigt tporoen baB bic 8eitattung
bes Bapltes bellte nadt itattfinoen
jon - mo ni6t oas minoeite tit se-
.ibeben 5un Sbut Ser Sronung, gum
S1us oes .2eiden5uges."
Limo i'm @arantiegeles baben's
bie Minilter beIGDoren. 6aB Der
BapIt oie &edte uno gbren zines
5ouber1ns baben ioa," erpioertel ein
anoerer Iaut; uoas lit tpeli6es &edt
unb ipell6e art.
SEPT entltanb borne piitenoes 8e=
beul. &aum bunbert S6ritte mar
man entfernt bonn Quirinal, DEM Ba-
lat 8iftor gmanuels. Saufentpeile
ran1tte Der 90bel eesen Die 8ogen,
lin 6enen bie boben roiniihen Bralu-
ten filbren; Die Siiren ipuroen allf-
|geriilen, bic greiien &ir6enfiiriten be-
ipien, gelblogen 1inb nit BEN ideub-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
(ShIuB)

(SbluB)
9a5tpilben folgten nun auf Ben
groBten Bldsen, no idon er0Bere
8anoen auf Sen parteten, tatlibe In-
griffe auf Die 8egleiter ser 2eide.
8or Dem 8alalt altieri, i'm aneeiiht
oer Stride al @eIu, mo Die bn. Sg-
natius nno faberius ruben, orGngte
| iid pl0sli6 cine 8anoe bon mebr
als bunoert &albbetrutfenen Bis ge-
gen ben 2eidentpagen 1no bie Suf-
feftrGger burd. Weit tpiloen Sliiden
Idpangen tie Stode ltnb Briigel uno
begannen auf Die 8eter los5ui6la-
gen. @ieoerbolt tparnten ole Sadel>
TRIGGER 1nb foroerten iie auf, iie i'm
Srieben geben 81 laiien.. slls @nt-
mort iauiten ibnen Siebe auf aopf
uno Sbultern. Sett ging einem Sell
Ser Sadeltrager bic @ebulo aub aus !;
flammenoer 3orn ltieg in ibnen auf
0oriiber, baB iie, bie rolniIben 8mr=
ger unb ginbeimilden, itb bon eli
|nem fremben 8eiinoel iol6 l.nerbor-
te Sdmad gefallen laiien muBten,
unb i'm nabiten Woment iauiten oen
lnberi6anten Srieoensitorern bren-
|nen6e 5adeln Inn Die Sbren, Bob lie
briilenS 5uriidpiden.
Mu6 Sans Grdtorius bate Elm
paar Ser feigen 8eieaen auf oieie
@eiIe abgeipebrt. n0ielen S6ufter
taten oeutlbe Siebe gut, INN ite baran
81 erinnern, oaB mir in europa iino
|nno ni6t BEL ben @ilben," iaete eli
ner neben ibm.
u0ie 2unpen it1no au Ihledt fir
einen ebrlihen beutiben Heiteridbel, ="
eripiberte er; uba tp1ren Shien5ie=
mer am Blae uno Snnbspeiti6en. :"
Limo Die 8oli3ei riibrt itd pieoer
ni1t."
uRatiirlih! 9ie 9fegierung braudt
ia oas bergelaufene @eiinbel INNER
mieoer. Seute muB es Sod rufen auf
&onig uno @aribaloi, norgen muB
es bie &lerifalen anpobeln, Damn ipie=
Der cine Notwithstanding balten,
tpie es ben &erren bon Der Negierung
ertpiini6t lit. uno INNER lit es Damn
,bas iouperdne 8olf bon &om', nie
man in Die 8elt binauspoIul1nt."
gnolid seigte itb au6 Die @enoar-
merle. Iber es feblte ibr an 3abl
nno gnergie lno am 0iaen. Gang
Jam famen lie beran unb bebanbelten
|bas @elinbeI nit merftpiiroiger Na6-
iibt uno @ebnlo. $50 6ie YoIiaei ii1
seigte, oa tpiden 6ie Hubeitorer au-
rid, Inn tpenige Winuten ip1ter an
elmer anberen Stelle Die HroaeIiion
5u ii6erfallen ilnb oie 8eter au miB-
banbeln.
Sest bog man auf Den groBen 8IaB
Dor Dem Balaite 8ene5ia elm. Gin OBJ
ren5erreiBenoes Sobngeld6ter, Brill
len lnO Goben empfing Die Yro5ei-
iion; tgeraoe5u b0ailh tpiitete Ser Mb-
5haum Noms.
.SSest gilt'sl" borte Suns einell
DeutIhen Iaget, llrb ibon begann elm
forlnlihes Gineen, Mann an Mnnn,
5piihen Der tooesmlltigen lln1gebung
0es 2eihentDagens ilno Der Meute, oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

ll1lten ytamett nberbauft, a1fl0 0a3lp1'
5ipiiden beulte bic nlitfolgenoe Merte
ole @aribnlbi-SDmne. 8eiter binten
| i'm 3uge itiir5ten iib Die 8iitenben
unter Die fersentragenoen WGnner
1tno Srauen, loibten ibnen Die Ser
5en aus unb i6lugen nit SauIten
uno Stoden auf iie los. 9a5pii6en
Iflogen aus Dem SintergrunO Sol5ltiif-
fe, Steine unb anbere @urfgelboiIe
Iauf oie 8ro5eliion. Ga uno BORT itiir5.
te zines nit einem 8ebei6rei 5uianl-
lmen rno nnBte aus Der Geibe ge-
tragen 1perben. Inbere binften lie,
Der tneiter, 10 gut es ging, trot blu-
TENDER @unoen. 9ie Steinnirfe tpie>
oerbolten li6 immer mieoer. @ele,
gentlid itellte Die Boli5ei einen Ser
l1nmeni6en, Inn ieinen Hamen 5u no.
tieren uno i'm Damn laufen 81 lals
len. 8rauBen auf Dem 8lase Sermi-
nj beim gabnbof biloete oas Ntili.
tdr 1to6mals einen &oroon. geatiir=
lieb ipar berIelbe tpieoer I'M folgen-
ben 9lugenblid unter Sobngela6ter
our6bro6en. l1nO bas entiesli6e
S6al,ipiel ging 1peiter
0as NOR oas Acknowledgements,
tpel6es oas neue SStalien Dem 9apite
bereitete, oeiien bliibenoes 2anb, oei=
fen unpergleidlide Sauptitaot nit
al ibren bon Der Stride geiammelten
uno bebiiteten 9unitiddten es meg
genommen, beiien &aiien es geleert,
oeiien Balalte es beiest uno ben es
lelbIt ourf bolle lieben Sabre i'm
eigenen Balaite gefangen gebalten
batte. 0as mar ser 9onf Staliens
an oas 8apIttum, tpelfes ieit SSabr-
bunoerten biefes 2ano our6 millio,
nenfahe @obltaten reid uno groB
uno feline Sauptitaot aurarlten staot
Ser @elt gena6t bate.
0ieie gea6t itebt etn5ig ba in Ser
8eidt6te, CUR elpigen S6ma6 Ssta-
liens.
gs tpar oret l1br morgens, ais
enoli6 Der Iebte 2eibenstpeg 8ius'
TX. bollenbet lpar. Srei bolle Stun-
ben batte Ser entleeli6e Gang sun1
&ir6bofe &oms geoauert. l1no als
MIN enoltb ser 2ei6enpagen Dor
Dem Gore ser 8ottesaderfir6e San
2oren5o angefommen mar, bo gab es
no6mals ein lebtes, fur6tbares &in=
gen Ser &atbolifen nit oem 9eubei-
oentum oes mooernen &om, bos ben
gan5en Slae fiillte, Biz enolib Ser
Sarg in sic Stride berbra6t mar, oe=
rem icbwere Sorfliisel iid oliobalo
unter oen &iegeln beri6loiien. Scum
fonnte I'M Snnern oie 2ei6e an Ser
|Stelle beigeIebt iperoen, oie Eius TX.
IN ieiner Oemut iib ielbit beItimmt
batte.
Der Sag NOR bereits tpieoer an.
lgebroben, als alles pollenbet tpar uno
Die 1penigen @etreuen, oarunter meb,
rere &aroinale, tpelGe ins ssnnere
bon Gan 2oren5o 3utritt erbaIten
batten in oie Stabt 5uriidfebren
fonnten.
0as tpar oie Ha6t bonn 9ienstaa
altf Den Wtitttpo6 na6 oem fiinften
Sonntag nod Sfingiten inn Subj
ldumsiabr 1881.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

8uben berfdie6ene 8un6en erbaIten.
gr bate iid tpenig barum gefiim.
inert, ia er tpar erfreut oariiber unb
! itol5 oaralf. SSSn einigen @o6en, Jag
te er iid, beilte ia Die @eidibte.
slber batn mar ettpas dnberes ge.
fommen. als er in ct. 8eter tpeilte,
unb 5tuar oiesmal am @robe 8etri
90 begann es i'm 5u froiteln uno gu
frieren. llnb beim Wittagstiif Der.
iagte linn Der Ippetit polIt1nbig.
Dfit Sorgen idaute i'm Die Baoro-
no on.
r@enn's MIR nidt gar oie Wtas
laria iit!u betete tie. uSeilige Sung.
frau uno beiliger Betrus, belft ibm;
er lit Elm gutter Wann!"
gs par oie Dsoloria, oas b0Ie
beimtiidifte 6ieber, bas 6ie beiten
4rafte oes Weni6en in f1r5er Belt
oergiftet l1n6 berni6tet. Sffenbar bot
te ii6 Sans Brdtorius in Der 0a6t
Oes 2ei6en5uges oie &ranfbeit ge.
bolt, pie ia befanntli6 bie Ha6tluft
ooer bielmebr oie in Ser Hahtluft
| l6n6rmer1oen fleinen Wiif6en sic be-
Ionoeren Erdger oes &ranfbeitsitof.
fes iino. ltno baIo batte Itb Die Mas
llarta aur Per,iciosa enttpidelt -
gum rapioen 3erfan ser &r6fte, gum
nabenoen iiheren Sobe. Sans 8rG.
torius bate als fotbolilder Gbriit
iein Saus beltent. Sein beuti6er
2anosmann NOR BEL ibm 1tno betete
nit ibm.
~gs lit elm 8liid - Elm ieltenes
Gliid - bab's ni6t perbient," murs
melte Sans, befen @ei eii6t idon bie
Sotenmaife oufgepragt mar.
~@as meinIt on, 2ieber?" fragte
Der SreunO.
uOoB i6 - bier - Iterben Bari"
~Sa - in Ser gtpigen Staot -"
;murmelte ser Sreuno.
~Nan muB es - - ins Sage.
bud ifreiben :"
~@as, Sans, in oein Sagebu6?"
~SSns Sagbu6 - ser Sonte -
Seopig - lebte Seiten - itno leer
- Damn it's beiiammen. uno ein
9latt - nit areu3 11no ihpar5em
&ano - oa fomm id - binein -
Damn itnb alle brin. :. :"
Ser Sreuno iogte INNER ia, Oh.
sGeid er nidt tpuBte, mos oas eigent-
! lid beoerten iolte.. Ser Sterbenoe
fubr fort: rIllo eintrogen: Sans
Sratorius eeitorben in 3om I'M
Subildllmsiabr Deo gratiaS."
~Deo gratias," iagte Der Sreano
1lad.
n8eiter: Sans 1abeiselpeIen
! =. 2ei6en5ug oes 8apItes nod Gan
2oren5o =. Dec gratiaS. :"
u8eiter" - Ser Sterbenoe batte
Miibe, iib perItanoli6 gu MAIDEN:
uSons : ipollte gut MAIDEN =
mas iein gater = eefeblt -"
Blotli6 tpuroe feline 5timme fla-
rer, 1nb er blidte bell. ngSie gerne
tpare i6 geltorben unter. Dem 2ei6en-
ipagen - oes 8apites!" ipra6 er.
~0en euten 8iIlen bab' = i9 ge.
babt. go iterb' i6 inn 8ett -
@roBpapa - bet mir Dor - bas
@ebet - 1pie BEL &aroline - fir ben
Gapa - OaB Der liebe @ott ber-
5eibt :"
Cine 8iertelitunoe ipdter batte
Sans Grdtorius ausgeruneen, uno
Iidon einen balben Sag ip6ter muBte
er eingeiarst Deroen. S1 Der folsen-
oen Hadt aber fiibrte man i'm bin-
aus, oenielben @eg nad) San 2oren-
80 Dor BEN Wauern, tpel6en Ser tote
HapIt in Ser letten Na6t eema6t
bate. Sort brauBen r1lbt er nu6
l1nter ben 3ppreiien in einem beIhei-
benen @rabe unten am SuBe oes Sii=
gels, ben Oie Gra6toentn1ale idniif=
fen. 9ort, in Ser @pigen Staot, bel
Ben Seiligen ser alten Stride bat
iein rnrubiger @eiit nun oen Srie=
oen eefl1noen, BEN nabren sSrieoen
in @ott Dem Serrn, als trelter uno
tapferer 8efenner ieines beiligen fa-
tbolil6en @laubens.
n n o
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Smart shoppers
look for the navel
to get3@ez>a,
Richer flavor

You'll get shonl<s from your family for
buying these fragrant, richer-tasting nauel
oranges from the sheltered valleys Of Cali
fornia and Arizona.
Fertile sol, sparkling mountain water,
cool nights and sunny days give these finer
oranges their distinctive golden color and
extra deliciousness for juice or eating.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-01

tons arc also seriously consider
ing the establishment OF Church
schools Although colleges
supported by these groups have
already taken their place IN the
history of education in this coun-
try the new conception is to es-
tablish schools up to the third
Grade The reason as with
our Jewish people is not that they
wish to segregate the children,
but that public schools are ter
ribly inadequate is a dominate
factor And the fact that
churches like synagogues have fl
nancial worries is cause for the
three grade plan 49,.
Spring is here, and there is no
better proof of it than the news
that the Jewish Center is lining
up its Softball League The
organization meeting will be held
Monday night in the home of
Ben Cohen, 23O5 Belote Place at
g o'clock All organizations
and men interested in joining are
invited to attend :.
Plans are also under way to do
something for the youth of Jax in
big way Although nothing
has been definitely decided five
interested gentlemen have decid-
ed to pool resources and obtain
a director and place for pro-
gram to be carried out
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-01
By Ethel Teddy" Moseovitz

better than ever Assignment
Tel Aviv" a thrilling movie with
Quentin Reynolds narrating Will
be shown along with cartoons. :.
There will be a pony and cart
ride for the children The lei
Aviv Cafe conducted by the Ha-
nita Club will again sell supper
and there will be the usual at
tractive booths with the sale OF
arts and crafts objects made by
the Judaeans There will be
exhibits and games which will
be- of interest to everyone -.
The proceeds from the event
will be used to help build a Cen
ter for the scouts (tsofim) in Is
rael Jax Judaeans are out
selling tickets for the event
which is their only fund raising
project of the year In case OF
rain the Fair will be held the fol-
lowing Sunday.
Gabrielle Mayer who has just
given up her post as Executive
Secretary of Plugat Aliayh in
New York is back home for a
short vacation In three weeks
she leaves for the Plugat Aliayh
training farm, and then Israel g.
AS thrilled as Gabby is with the
idea of going to Eretz she is that
much concerned with the prob
lem of retaining for American
Jewish leadership some of the
young people who are anxious to
leave for a full Jewish life in Is
rael -.
1t seems of late that Jews are
not the only ones toying with
the idea of Day Schools sponsor
ed by the religious center =. In
conversations with my Christian
friends l have found that Bap-
lists and Protestant denomina-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-01
LocoI Council Of
Jewish Women
Offer Service

Mrs. Joseph Gickstein, presi-
dent of the Jacksonville section
of the Council Of Jewish Women
states that the Service for For
eign Born under the direction of
Mrs. H. L. Baranov offers the fol-
lowing: location and search for
relations or friends and assisting
in applying for citizenship papers
and affidavits. For information
call the chairman (9-5817) or CO.
chairman, Mrs. Ruth Robin e.
8215).
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-01

The Israeli Fair and Carnival
which is being sponsored by the
Young Judaeans on the grounds
of River Gardens this Sunday at
4::30, promises to be bigger and
Evening star., 1949-06-29
First Goodwill GIoboI Air Hike
ToBe Made by sou. S. Students

J. Simms. $40 Buchanan street
Mrs. Lena Licji. 53lI Eighth
street NV: Albert DannerhEsch
Apex Station. George y kaun
1921 Jefferson place NV. Miss
Donna V. Wlllmann, 1914 Sev-
enty- seventh street NV. M and
Mrs. Carl Rosoerg. <3l5 Third
street Sc: John }. Gaskln. 1924
Quincy street NE: Ralph J Hu-
bert, 1910 Thirteenth street NV
Francis J. Quinn. Joseph Fllippl
and Arthur J. Kennessy. u. Of
Catholic University.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Patterson Silent on Offer
OF Military Board Post

The National Military Establish
ment has not yet received deci-
sion of Former Secretary OF War
Robert P. Patterson on whether
he will accept the Craftsmanship
Of the Civilian Components Board.
Officials said today they had not
heard from Mr.. Patterson since
the post was offered to him a
week ago yesterday. The posi-
bility of Mr.. Patterson's return to
Government service was disclosed
by Defense Secretary johnson in
a speech before the National War
College. He said he and Presi-
dent Truman hoped the former
Cabinet member would take the
job.
The board, recently created, will
study all armed forces reserve
problems. including the contro-
versial proposal that control OF
the National Guard be taken from
the States and turned over to the
Army and Air Force.
1t was learned that the chair
manship previously had been Of
fered to and rejected by Former
Supreme Court Justice Owen
Roberts.