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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
Bruffhlann ritt ,spurs
MttIinnalann

Deuti9lano lit naa 1916 in Ser
Gat Elm neues Miiiionslano geapor,
ben. ,Stabte uno Gorfer, ia sanse
@esenben, Die friiber ieit Sabrbun,
oerten faun ODER nur iebr tpenig an-
tbolifen beberbergten, bnben piele
Sauien6e bon &atbolifen aus ben OIt.
gebieten oes alten Deuti9lanbs auf-
nebmen miiiien. Gtatiirli6 feblt es
bort an &irben ODER geeigneten Got
esbduIeri,;t on Sdlen o0er an6eren
&al.men; 6ie man 1lntbauen fonnte.
geatiirlid) misB es BEL elmer iolden
nod ME oagelDelenen. Mahenflut pom
Weni6en, Die aIes nerloren baben,
Sai.s uno Sofa&leioung ,unb Slid
uno Stubl, allh an &irhengerdt sort
feblen, mo- iie Aufttabme fanben. 8or
alem aber feblt es an Seeliorgern,
an PrieItern. gs lit elm i9oner Bug
linn. notleioenben 9eutihlano oieler
Sabre, tpenn 10 manbe enangeIiife
Stride ibre &dume, ibre eigene Sir.
DIE, in Der lie tpieoerum Sabrbunoerte
lang ibren eigenen @ottesoienit belt,
NUN BEN bertriebenen &atbolifen aus
Dem Often aur Berfiigung itellte. unO
oiele 9otmaBnabme bat piel geboIfen.
Sanoelt es iib oob oft um alte Sir
den, Die Dor ser Reformation ben
&atbolifen .geborten, 6ie in ibrem gan.
gen 8au 1no tSdmud nod pieles auf-
Deiien, bas on lire einItige fatbolii6e
8eitirnnu1tg erinnern mag. l1no 10
miro iib aud mander &atbolif in ibr
ettpas subauie fiiblen, tpenn er Dor
ODER nod poem epangelti6en @ottes-
oienlt tpieoerum @elegenbeit finoet,
oie beilige Weiie 5u feiern. +.
9ie 8n9ofe baben lire Scot, bie ser
81. Bater in &om fennt. sSriiber bot
ten iie NIT ser &esierung eines s
2anoes Su perbanoeln. Seute aber,
mo in Deuti6lano iteb5ebn neue Gam.
Der beiteben, 400 ii6 oie 3onengren.
5en, Die 10 oiel l1ngliid nit ii6 brin-
gen, au6 Die @ren5en ser alten fir6.
liden 8istiimer 5erI6neioen, lit Die
Sage 10 ihtuierig mie ME 5ubor. Sie
8eltimmungen ltno Mnorbnungen BON
bier 8eiabungsn1ddten iino ebenio 5u
beadten tpie iene Ser perl6ie6enen
2dnoerregierungen. Stn5u fomn1en
ortli6e Hidtlinien ein5elner Stabt-
pertpaltungen ooer ein5elner Som.
man6anten Ser 8elabungsnddte.
Nan6er 8iidof bat nit bier 1tno
iebs 2dnoerregierunsen uno NIT
mebr als nur elmer 8elabungsma9t
an berbanoeln.
Oft baben cnoererieits au6 alte
fatboliihe Stdote unb 2anoi6aften
biele Sauienoe fatboliiher Sitfliidt-
linee 3lidtlih gu betreuen. Die 3abl
Der fonnt6glih abgebaltenen @ottes-
oienite reidt niht ntebr aus, Ser Sir.
6enraum lit 5u flein. g8ar es friiber
cine 5eltenbeit ooer gar iiberba,,pt
nidt Die 8egel, cine beilige Weiie um
Nabmittng o6er Mben6 5u feiern, 10
5Dingt iest oieie Hot5eit ba5u. l1n6
innter mieoer madt iib ais 9aapt-
iorae Ser .sroBe ,8rieitermansel BE,
J nterfbar. y ".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

J, Der @enib Don beilte bot fir Bitt-
proaeiiionen ino Ianse 8ittgebete fein
0eritGnonis ODER feine 3eit. Gin $50
gen 3iinitbiinper erfheint ibnl ,iiisli.
der oils elm Segenseebet Der Stride;
eine Sturlbe barter Mrbeit tpertpoller
als cine Yroaeifion NIT Gabnen ,ub
2ieoern.
@etpib: Der Menih muB auh bas
Seiniee ba3u tln, oomit Sant u1,o
Grnte aebeiben. Ser Mder muB ge-
pfliigt llnb gepflegt tperoen. ISM
SdneiBe, oeines Mnseiidtes iolIit bu
oein Brot eiien." slber bas grr,te.
ertr1gnis bdngt bod ni6t anein Don
&uli unb Bbospbat abi Soft ntuB
oas @eoeiben geben. Ser aderiegen
bleibt ir1tnter nod elm Nelerbatre6t
8ottes ieIbft. l1no barum bitten mir
@ott in oieien Eagen, oarllm sieben
in Ser aIten Seimat = uno man9er.
orts auh in Der neuen = &otboIifen
nod uralte,n. grauh Der Stride burd
Die iproifenoen Saaten ino oie Bill.
benbe Mu.
Die Menihbeit bon beute fonnte
ia ibon gelernt baben, baB aller
menl1lihe Sorti6ritt uno @obfItan6
lesten gnbes bon Der @na6e @ottes
abbdneen. gs gibt oa Dinge unb gr-
iheinungen, oie iebem berniinftigen
Menihen an benfen geben. SIT es niht
llrbeereiflib, 6aB Die Weni1beit beu-
te iiber 8ooenibGte, @obltoffe, &ilfs-
mittel ieoer Mrt i'm reidlten MaBe
perfiigt uto oenno6 Die Berarmung
gattser golfer irnmer 1peiter ihrei-
tet? SIT es ni6t ieltiam, baB 8rot
ano 2ebensmittel aner glrt iiberreib
er5euet 1perbeu, aber bennoh Der
Suneer Ieit SsSabr unb Sag Millionen
Don Menlden qudlt? Sros aIler te6.
niiben @rr1ngenidaften lit oas 2e-
BEN fir Die meiiten Meniheu Miiblal
unb Mage eeblieben, nebr benn ie
supor::' aporitm oenn ntr?
Sic Mnt1port gtbf ltns Ser Bjalmiit:
Bern Der Serr oas Saus nibt baut,
bauen Die 8aule,tte umlonIt; 1penn Der
Serr Die Staot nidJt be,padt, biitet
ser @6hter 1rntionit." gs lit pobr'::
ser Meitih bon beute bat berrli9e
Grfihoungen gen,aht, 1,ngebeure 8o-
oeniddte aufgef,lnben, StraBen ,tnb
StrDme aMsgebn,it, &raftiperfe erri6-
tet, 'feIbff Die 2,sff erobert: nber iiber
an 'bern SIiegt fein Segensbau1 Got
tes. Wie fon1tte es fonit iein, baB Der
Renib sund6it feline grfinbnttgen 6a-
su beniibt, Inn 8omben uno. anoere
3eritorungspaffen ber5uiteuen2 DaB
moberne Staaten nad einem befonn-
TEN Bort oas Berm0sen Ser Bolfer in
Dbttamit nnlegen, Inn Sen &riitanpa=
lait Der mo6ernen 3ipiliiation in Die
2uft 5u%ipre1tgen?
@s Iiegt fein Sesen auf 'oem Gun
ser beutiger Wenihbett: !: barl1m febIt
audi Der ehte @oblitano un6 Elm ge-
ii6ertes Gfiid. @arum aber febIt 6ie.
ier Seeen9 @eil mir nidt 1nebr bit,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

8ei einem gmpfang bon 500 8eiits
li6en ertldrte Bapit Bius XII. Dor
fur5em, bic Wenidbeit befinbe iib
an einem tpi6tieen 8enoepunft Der
@eidihte, Dem Brielter niht als IN.
intereiiierte 3uihuuer geseniiberIte-
ben fonnten. Der 8apIt ermabnte let-
ne 3uborer, Dem @eiit Der 2iise, mel.
der Die 8elt beberridt, NIT ser fe.
item 2iebe CUR Babrbeit uno Dem
@eiit oes Safes init briitlther 2iebe
uno @eredtisfeit seseniiber 5u ire.
ten.
Mus Sannober meloete untern 3.
os. oie ~slii. SreB": 0eutide 8eamte
goben befannt, baB iid nod in1ner
$4,000 oeutide Sral,en in ruiiiider
@efangeni6aft befinben. Ser 8eritt
itiist iid a,tf Snformationen onoerer
oe1itI6er 5rauen, Die pom &riegsge-
fansenen @ntlaiiunsslaeer Srieb-
luno in Ser Rdbe Sannopers freige.
laiien 1poroen iinb. Mue aus 8ublano
in Die 8eit5onen beimfebrenoen 8e.
fansenen geben burh bieies 2aser,
oas lid, in Der Rdbe ser Sotpietgrense
6efinoet. 3u Sen nod bon oen Ruiien
gefangengebaltenen Jrauen eeboren
&ranfenl6pei itern (oarunter audi
@oiterfrauen), Qngebortee bes beut-
i6en &oten areu5es, Waoden, oie in
Ser beutiden slrmee oienten, uno
IhlieBlidb Srauen, Die 1pdbreno ser
So1pietoffenIiben in SItbeutifIano
in ben SSSabren 1914 uno 1916 gefan-
gengenommen tpuroen. Nnd 6en
Seimfebrerinnen gibt es in Der Sop-
ietunion ettpo 800 Irbeitslager fir
5rolen. .
~llnierer beiltgen Bili6t als sSiib.
rer Ser &atbolifen in oen Ser. Stoa.
ten uns be1puBt, erntabnen mir unle.
re 8ep0ferung, ibre bemofratii6en
Sorredte in oieletn freien 2onbe aus
5uniisen, Inn bon unierer &egierung
uno ben 8ereinten 9ationen btnrel-
denoe 3uii6erunsen gu erlangen,
oaB Sic urlpriingli6en 8erpflidtun,
gen nit 3esug auf Die hriitli6en
Re6te in Balditina eingebalten tper,
oen". Das lit elmer Der 2eitidse in
elmer grflarlng oes 8ertpotlungsra-
tes ser Rationol Catholic 8elfore
Conference, Ser Dor eir,ieen 8o1en
in 8afbineton feline 5riibiabrston.
feren5 abbielt. dit allem 0aaorud
betonen Sic 8iifofe: ~8ir empfinoen
es iett als nottpenoig barauf 5u be.
iteben, bob bie Snternationaliiierun
Seruiulens beripirflidt miro" 9ie
8iid0fe erfldrten, baB bie 6riitli9e
8elt Dem 8lan CUR SeiIung Halditi.
mas, iiber Sen i'm September 1947 nb.
geltimmt tpurbe, rid)t opponiere,
ulpeil er unleren religioien 1lno bu-
manitaren Status inn 81. 2ano 90
rantiert. rDie SSrtternationaIe
Gone bon gang Seru Ialem rtno oeien
l1mgebung, freier 3utritt gu alien
beiligen Statten, Die Sreibeit religio-
Ier Srganiiation uno bie &edte etbs
nii6er uno relisi0ler Minoerbeiten
Deroen BON alien gbriiten ols bin-
rei6eno garartiert betradtet," =
aber eben oteie in Dem urlpriingli6en
SetlungsbeidluB Der 8ereirten 0a-
tionen feitgelegten @arantie iu9t iett
Ssrael 81 ourfbreden!
Serner lenften Die 8ildofe sic Iuf-
merfiamfeit auf 0ie tra,lrise Sage ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
Brttrllt El1rr zrttung uid1t alb!

Brttrllt Earr zrttung ntd1t alb!
geuu bm, lr seier oer Gage pieeid 8uuua fir Seins
uns erbasn ba n m5s it, iett beueu abresberas
ensmieuben 10 6eae n a iouon rn getraa
mee ober besablen fann gr eubem 3euus mter
NbbeAeauus bebeuet geru snen remmSes
eiuen sdaoen fir bic fatboiide BrTe
0u anuf beiu Mbonuemeut auf ben ,Obo 8auuub'
Supbnum 8epieu ueueru, 2e anf fol-
seubem JormnIar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

mir selernt bnben, iie I'M f0rperliben
RrdntbeitsDeien absutpeiien.
= FIR. Makert, .S.V.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

Ser ttefere @runo fir sic griIten5
oes &ommltntsml1s 11no 0as 1tGn6iae
BaAIen ieiner Mnbdnger in 1nlerem
Sunoe lit 81 eineln guten Sell Ser
Wangel an politiDer ooer geniigenoer
&enntnis ser 9feligion, insbelonoere
oer SsSellt GbriIti nit ibren @erten
uno @runoldben, io1pie Die an5l1Itarte
Sinneigung gu Ser 2ebensauffaiiung
itn6 2ebensbaltung, bic unter oem
Begriff oes Safularismus bon gapIt
ltlro 8il6ofen in Sen Iesten ssSabren
beionOers oeutli6 gefennaei6net pur-
oe. 9ie @ottloiigfeit uno 9feligions-
1oligfeit, 1pie lie Ieit @enerationen ip-
| Ite1natiId), ia btreft als patriotii6e
Art e6ten slmerifanertuns in unie-
REM 0ffentlihen, religionsloien S6ul=
iDitem groBge5ogen tpurben unb nod
in1mer 1perOen, baben 1pie ni9ts on
oeres oen 8ooen bereitet, auf Dem elm
loldes @etpdds 1pie Ser &on1munis=
mus nur gu lei6t @ur5el faBt uno
ral6 1peiteripd6It. Grit tpenn nit oie=
Iem SpItem ser &eligionsloiigfeit
miro gebro6en tperoen, erit penn mir
tpirflih allen @rnltes, ia Dies muB
es iein, | Re II @rnites, Gbriitus lno
Seine 2ebre uro 2ebensart uno Sc
bensfiibrung 5u Ser llnier 2eben be-
berridenoen Soee unb 8raris MAIDEN,
merben mir oas geeignete Seilmittel
bnben, Der gpioemie Der 8abnioeen
oes fommuniitii6en SDitems 5u iteu-
ern. 9ies muB aber gelten fir bod
uno nieorig, fir leitenbe Staatsman.
ner Iolpobl tpie fir bie Maiien. Sd
meiB, sic 8ertpirfli6ung 6ieier Gr-
fenntnis lit nidt Ieibt. Mber: in tbr
aGein rubt sic 8irfiamteit oes Sell
niittels. Sid nur auf piele @efese
perlaiien lit nidts artberes aIs 8a.
tentmeoi3ines sMentalitat, Quadlalbe-
rel auf seiitig-religi0iem @ebiete, oe-
rem mir uns ihanen ioaea. Madden,
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Original Willing
Workers Group Has
NoUel Quilt Show

group - Detroit women the Original Willing
Woraer eeora.ed their sxtFlrst birthday OF organza
,.er on Thursday afternoon The lovely home Of Mrs
herman Roscoe % Coplin Avenue. TIE interest Of he
meeting certered upon Outstanding exhibit Of
q.s made the members. past and present OF the club
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Friends From Far and Near NuptaLs of the John Adam
The Bi1ney ". Smiths
Hon01ed At Reception

The = Ms.-eWs Episcopal Pa-sh honored NJ and
Ms Br1s s-.i,a a. eceptoa .ast FRIDAY nignI
Ire P4rs1 HOSE i N&s horor e re recent nsT-
rage ot r-e ror1srt cp-Fe arc = re tNeniy 1--WE
ara more ot 'e-.ce rendered ne Parsh ~ NJ.
S-.n
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
GIRLS IN THEIR TEENS
SHOULD READ NEW BOOK
You MAY Have II Just For The Asking

,tf15s tsaoAecs. haeEAshs % e'hsi
sv-ry.-r = flnetionAl ovSnsnorrnes
I, iccl..ar n faefs At,olt CARDlI .
lsty tsp, tAsrss advles about dls'
al rsrs foF vsnsn u al ages
iolr c,py s wsi'isg u do-Sn cost
ss.s J ~ wnfs yo1r nAns ahd
scsrsss - postcard ass nAil t
'aStr ~ Ntfihs Jshnsen, Dept ....
-avs~~~gn rsnneaaee
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
EtheLd1-ia
Is Louely
In 4,7uy

5,e.y E;hsldria Dolly Sn.;h-
z1ter e NJ sa6 Mrs Thgt
4, y W. smith arc Jckn A2-
scn o. Mr. and Ms Bernard
4 A-s-s were wec IN oes1tl-
CEREMONY on sunday after
FEB l3 az re Tsc<rnsC4e
5s; ChGrca. The.r nupusis
performed oy Rev Jesse
T GcSe.l wl;h Hundreds o.
.cs attending Mann ct them
q, err o,re6 ;hs; ;h-s happy
c.e nave shared many cnlld-
eXper ences as nelEnoors.
3, 1sys snc the party age
BEAUTIFUL BRIDE
s s.ts. % tne cn-Vcn wss
~. -..y decorated wl;h the
e@.ces-:T nois A a-Sge near;
~ 1s. grsens ard White roses
.sss torr e ne Beautiful
kGro--5 fo the ceremony.
: .e.c.s approached the setting
re am y ner father and
ys- q. l7ve.lness Her
~ss - ;Ts5itorsl whtie
w,a : h;tea ooc'ce EN-.
e5 ~.;h seed pears ana
Ill. s&ir;. wricr extend
-t3 : lengthy trs.1 Her .lll
ar fe.i - imported ..lgon
Sac rscefl. tol1s tToT- .
orange b.cssoms Sc
wLiie sstl~ prsyc ,c3
- orchids wee a;fac-e-.
ro'k was shove &c atin
s.-sa- e.s Il waite sst.n - sis-
~ sfephs-ct.s
aAs.rng her srg.ysl vas '-e
cf lovely aite21sr.s I-e
cesui ful il Sor1s q 1889
src- -.sette WIN co-c-s So
80 por t1e -s9coy soc
g3ans we f=s1.1ne- N.a
es of lace arr yar-
settle III ,ae BOX ~.
Tner also w7ye msc 2 aE
-shsped RATS Wit- -
s;.earlers ard carr'ta o@
.ed bo4cue's - Ism m
es sa5 white carnations
ATTENDANTS
II re g.oup vere Ms Al're
. as.cson. msigon q honor ar
te % the BRIDE anc ori1es-
IS Mss Barbara skinner and
- Doris G-sc.s both o. 5as-
ard who were former scno9.-
s,es of me BRIDE ~ Ssrgcr;
oless Boston Universltyt Ms
-eanette Begnou6y Mss Bsros
S~ ia SISTER q tae BRIDE sn5
Mss Pecola Adams. sister Q.
re groom
Best man tor the groom was
Russell Jsr ~ of Detroit wa9
made tire ZIP in from Howstt
University. Washington, D G
where he g enrolled Usher.
rerA Walter Gracia Boston
Ralph Lesch Bernard Aoan's
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
PRIZE WINNER
NEW MEMBERS

In addition 20 the exhibition
eight new mem oers were initial
"a into the group They sge june
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Gssey Sue Morton Mildred o.
,crre Margaret Piper Vagina
W5ts Jean Carmichael Bestr.ce
Morss ne sn1 Los Sluors
Fed Hart Williams wss ; guest
ard spoke 70 IRE gTolp -e.sf.ve
- ths eKs 5.t - antiques and
re -.oors 81 the Kappa House
next Sunday.
A,ter ne neecag te ciouS
diner AS se-7'e1 tsou ;sbles
s-ilsi cs.ly decoraiec w!ta pink
roses
Ms Ge-t--Ss Srr 2, Leusv
R,l oe .1e 1e1t hostess - me
group n Ma
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

S-se Maxine We EN-
, ,y N-5 Jean Fs'e 3rtts
o-tas HNe p airH
l-r.rAa Nae ST gn.s
Reese. Gre 1f;s Peter.
Farkis Dove A;htle1f
z -foy1 Rosetta Sssle C,e-
ga ley Ms Mar Ra.nes
e9 fsen;ed ne guests ~ ne
rc sne and NJ. Jane,
81 sie wro 81 srtsiicsllv cec-
s,ee ne church arc The ge 2
a ere 2 'he tes~: mott!
sra ais, G cte5 ite vea 10e
NJ ar5 Ms Adams 10" D.
t ~ Te1.ste'v ,o- = honey
= Washington D. {
-- N.y = * C..V
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Adams

z he p Aud .tor-l4
w r Eawards 500 E-
is >ockiug rom ,1e
courty alC.tl- or the Damn
afc tcke' ..e IS H. "a
and ire tsiae q three c l
He ras csen engaged ~ %.
missing and selling oGs.- .R
20 .t.tS
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19


~ Rcslcs e1h.1 e1 o-lt
testr ces gr - ec
H54elt ara g,eer ies. "a mach
40 cesr Tscs cv 14 no'rer
s ls-rs Pe4rsT - Jose
p-s Canes e-o4Ent cl-; o.
s Este1 colors Ts-s Dy re-
g-srcr- o.ner - Joseph -
--oS. pscr sn5 3 esen,e1 = ne
.-7 ~ rec 0c'-s,. M-s Elzs
-e:r Tc-mps3n of $eg Eo-k
tv
A g-e ard ~1.e q4..t - .
ft &c Us psttstn oelozEtng -
~ Dets E@e Wss yey nj
E te rs t1@
s- rrr mi
rake .-e 81 t1st TIRE acre
er o-o 1e e- or d
&s ire Csev presented
ct an testasf ces n ~
ss3A. arc Wrfe r.zce o. re-
arest.Rrandr otner. Ma s4ssr
Houston
~, Afy..fs If..sL.Ii L...g-,
- eoi1 ,s., go go =
Evening star., 1949-07-07
includes Bee, Chest
and Dresser

An unusually attractive bedroom suite,
one that will look os we'll years from to-
day! FuII-size pieces, deep drawers,
plenty deep for mems shirts!
Furniture Dept. Sears wisconstn, Bladensbars
and Arfn gton
Evening star., 1949-07-07

The keynote Of your home
beautifully furnished living room!
$4ere's q Harmony House suite that
will long be your pride and Joy. Made
for Sors Of service without sacrificing
its erocefuI lines Deep, softly padded
cushions, exposed parts Of hardwood.
Errnftrre nenf xear. Hi.eon .n
Evening star., 1949-06-12

rAlL A HALT 70 summer
~ casuainess when evening
falls.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Summer
Evening
Dress
BY Eleni Sakes
E0shtoa Editor

(AIL A HALT 70 summer
~ easualness when evening
falls.
For dancing under the
stars. or dining on the ter
race, dress up for the occa-
sion.
This summer. full skirts.
barred shoulders and fragile
fabrics combine TO create a
fashion picture that can be
described only as ethereal.
Chiffons. marquisettes.
voiles and nets are TO be
spotted alongside dance frocks
OF crisp organdies. piques and
laces.
A fovofite summer fob
rio. oroondy, is used for
both these evening dresses.
Pole blue eyeIet embroidery
decorotes the one ot the left.
A tr'onouIor showl moy be
worn obout the shoulders.
The gown OF the right is
pink. with O ,otchine tot
feto ribbon. The low double
color is filled in with the
some moteriol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09

ing. Ducks Unlimited has a regular
printed form, and will be glad to
furnish one if you will address the
organization at 342 Madison avenue,
New York II, N. Y.
The Fishing Tackle Digest, which
many anglers purchase annually
from local sports stores in an
nouncing a $4,000 fishing contest
for this year, ending August Is. Any
one can enter by obtaining an official
entry blank from his tackle dealer
There is nothing to buy, no tops to
send in. All one has to do is answer
the Is contest questions and complete
the usual sentence asked in such
contests. Top prize is $1,000 worth
OF fishing tackle and camping equip
ment, and second prize $500 worth
In addition 998 prizes are offered
by % of the country's leading manu-
facturers. This is contest in which
even the armchair angler can take
part, and is worth trying out.
For the hardy angler, yellow
perch still are to be caught in the
South and Severn Rivers on days
when weather permits. The proper
method is to use live bait along the
edges Of the weed beds with either
fly or bait rod. There is no news of
the yellow perch coming in to Aliens
Fresh as yet. It Is still little early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Cash Prizes offered
For Work of Young
WriterS and Artists

Cash prizes of 81 are awarded fol
original stories, articles, poems and
cartoons published in The Junior
Star. Contributors of materia.
which the editor considers of sufn.
cient merit also are issued reporters
cards.
The contest is open to boys ane
girls Of high school age and under
Write on one side of paper double
space if you type), and put you
name, age, address and telephon,
number in the upper left-hand cor
ner. Draw with black India ink or
white paper, and do not roll or fold
Contributions cannot be returned.
The editor reserves the right tt
publish any contribution in what.
ever form he thinks best, regardless
of whether it is awarded a prize
He also may withhold prizes award.
ed for contributions found not to be
original.
Checks for prizes are mailed dur
ing the week following publication
Address: The Junior Star, 727 Star
Building, Washington 4, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Brief Revie1Vs Of Current
Books for Young Readers

The Invisible Island, by Dean Mar
shall CDutton; $25O.-There was
actually an island right in the mid
die of the wooded acres surrounding
their new home in Connecticut.
Here the four Guthries were cast
away on desert island" which they
promptly named Invisible. Mother
sent "rations" from "the wreck
the name they gave the house be-
yond the orchard-and many more
pleasant adventures awaited the
children in this happy summertime
story.
Tom Edison: Boy Inventor, by
Sue Guthridge (Bobbs- Merrill:
$1.750-It was easy to see that
young Tom Edison, lively boy who
was always getting ideas to make
things more useful and interesting,
would make a name for himself.
Tom managed to get job on rail-
road selling magazines, newspapers
which he printed himself and
candy. He became very popular
when his paper carried accounts Of
the Civil War to the news-hungry
passengers. All his inventions were
designed to make people happier,
and his further exciting adventures
in this book should serve as an in
spiration to scientific minded youth
of this age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Stepfother Edges On Trust
In Santa Catalina Hunidcop

about 80 yards from the finish
Arcaro got Stepfather a step in
front and there he. stayed as the
two horses battled 1t to the wire.
Solidarity, making his first start
of the meeting, took the show. He
was coupled in the betting with On
Trust, as the two are trained by
Willie Molter.
All three horses in the money
are Mayer-bred horses, so the mo-
ton picture executive, now retired
from racing, took California Breed.
er Association awards of $5,435 for
the three.
Although he couldn't quite make
it for the $33,500 first prize, On
Trust passed Seabiscuit in seventh
place among the money winning
horses of all time. His $4,000 pot
today put him 1898 ahead of Sea-
biscuits $437,737.
Today's crowd of $4,000 saw Din
ner Gong, Abe Hirschbergs 4-year-
old hope for the 100000 Santa
Anita Handicap, equal the world
record for seven furlongs in the
sixth race. He stepped the distance
in 1:21 AS to tie the marks set in
1947 by Honeymoon and Buzfuz at
Hollywood Park.
The tracks leading rider, Eddie
Arcaro, was in the saddle for this
one,
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Christmas Cards
By Richord A. MocEwen, II
Bethesda Elementary School

This Christmas I thought I would
like to make my own greeting cards.
1t looked quite easy when watched
my father do it. He had blocks of
linoleum and all the things needed
to do the job.
The first thing to do was to select
an idea. I wanted something that
would not be too hard to do, and
that would make my friends think
of Christmas. I decided on a Santa
Claus.
On transparent paper I drew the
card the way I wanted it to look,
and then transferred it backwards
on the block so that when it was
printed it would be the way I
wanted it. Then with the design
laid out, cut away all the linoleun
that 1 didn't want to print, leaving
only the design.
I didn't have a printing machine
so I just mixed the block for each
card, put the paper on top and rolled
a rolling pin over it. 1t is fun
making Christmas cards this way
and it saves money.
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News About Stamps
By james Woldo Fqwcett

Congress is at it again. Bills al
ready have been introduced calling
for stamps for the 10th anniver-
sary of the Battle Of Stony Point
the Tooth anniversary of the birth
Of the racehorse Hambletonian, the
200th anniversary of Annapolis, the
30th anniversary of the founding of
the American Legion and the last
meeting of the Grand Army of the
Republic; also commemorative for
Disabled Veterans and a comemo-
rative for DR.. William Crawford
Gorgas, Panama Canal health
engineer.
No portrait will appear in the
design of the Minnesota territory
stamp, despite rumors to the con-
trary.
The new Accent airmail postal
card goes on sale locally tomorrow
at 8 am, and the new Scent air.
mail stamp will be released here
on Tuesday, January Is.
That rooster on the Sc Poultry
stamp is or at least was owned by
Harvey c. Wood, sales manager OF
the Limestone Products Corp. OF
America, Newton, N. j.
The Sc Edison, SC Pulitzer, Sc
Doctors, SC Utah, SC U. S. S. Con-
stitution, SC Postage Stamp Cente-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
CY0 Girls Court Loop
Ends First-HaIf PLAY

The first-half round in the CYO
Girls Junior Basket Ball League
ended yesterday with Blessed Sacra-
ment taking the honors in section
/ and st. Peters grabbing the title
in section 2.
Blessed Sacrament downed Ma
tivity, 30-15, while st. Peters won
over st. Dominic's, 1923.
Closest game in section 1 was be-
tween st. Anthony's and st. Je-
rome's. st. Anthony's won, 22-17
with Pat CAROLS IL points showing
the way. Mary Lucas also got II
points for st. Jerome's.
st. Thomas and st. Josephs
fought the toughest battle in section
2. St. Thomas won, 1914, but Pat
Quigley of st. Joseph's took scoring
honors with points Mary Jones
led st. Thomas with points. Re-
suits:
Section 1Sst Anthony a. r. z g.; 5s
Heart, IL. Blessed Sacrament. 80; Ma
tivity. 10.
sep Sisti9 r. St. Meh hnG@ss s5 St. M
10. St. Peters. IS; ST. Dominic's,, 90.
St. Francis Xavier. Is; st. Cecelia's. 8.