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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-06

te iprehen tpoIIte, oa iibermannte ibn
bic 5reube. XrGnen tr6ufelten auI
iein @epan6 Bi1ab, unb ltiimm oriid.
te er 9liidapiinideno Die Sdnoe oer
geuberrn1blten.
@n groBes @iien foqete Der firdli.
den eJeier, apobei oas iunge @bepaar
atnfiden oem freubeitrablenoen Sber.
foritmeiiter un6 einem boben Beam'
ten iaB. oeu Der Shirt sil ieiner Ser
tretung geldidt batte. Die beiben al
ten 5reunoe oriidten iih geriibrt bie
Sano. als Der Bfarrer oem Sber'
forihneiiter aurief: ~Nidt Dabr.
Shmetlin, es ,par bod fein 3ufoII 2"
Sod5eitsreiien nadte man oamals
nod nidt, uno 10 apuroen bie il,nger
@beleute am 4beno, BON 5adeltrd'
germ uno De1Itf 6esleitet, nod Dem
Joritbal,ie gefiibrt.
Ser Sberforitmeiiter leete baIh
,radber feline Stelle nie0er unb 5oe
al ieinen &inoern. geidt manhes
SSabr begging bis Iauter, frober
&inoeritbel Inn bas freunolihe Sort
balls berum eridou, beionbers 1penn
@roBbater NIT ieinen Gnfeln binab-
5og, Snfel Bfarrer at beiuden.
@liidlidere Wtenihen aIs Ser.
mann uno iein Beibden gab es nidt
Benn er init ieiner 5rau am Conn.
toge 5ur Stride ins Dorf fam, Damn
idauten Die 9eute Dem ihmuden
Baare oft lange nod. Damn rief 1pobl
Die cine gtadbarin ser anoern gu:
uSdau'. oie i60nIte Srau melt uno
brett lit ood 3 3ieeuner 8oiel!"
gn6e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-06

@eiesen. Seine @edte tptr6e tbm ob.
gebanen, Neil er bie 9reue gebrod,en
oann r,tuBte er ltrpbeoe ifap5ren uni
auf immer oas 2an6 perIaIien.
Gin tpenieer oititeres NahSpiel
batten Die anberen eraabIten Greia,
niiie.
gines Cages aeigte iid inn Dorit
cine frobbepegte Stimmune. aleber.
all tDurben Die Sduier NIT 2a,tbaperl
aei6niidt; berittene guni6en ioater
ab unb 5u Dor oas Dorf, INN ben
gralt5ng, Der oom @oloe berfom.
men muBte gu melben, Inn ibm bos
Gbrengeleit al eeben. gnoIib er,
tont Der 8uf: sic fon1men! Die
@lofen Ial,ten, bie 8ol(er frad,en
unb ionntaglib eeidmiidt itent Sif
Die gan5e 8emeinbe Dor Ser &irhe
auf ltn bas 8rautpaor 81, be,
eriiBen.
Sriid unb id0n ,pie Ser iunee
0eaianorgen, an Dem bie Grauuno
Dor ii5 eing, idritt 8oiel an Der
tSeite tbres itattliden 8rdutieams,
freuoig be,pest ourd ben i,,belnoen
3nruf Ser Wenge, ser Stride au. aIei.
ne pausbadige Medode,, nit sriinen
8irIanoen periperrten Dem grout,
paor a1edeno ben 8ee, Bis 8oieI emo.
lid Dos nafite al.f ben arm bob unb
tbm leine friiden gad6den nod ro.
ter fiiBte.
Ser Gfarrer batte ieine liebe Scot
Die ma6tige &iibrlng su nntersriif,
ten, Die i'm betpeete. Mit 5itternoer
9ano legte er bie S5anbe oes Braut-
paares 5uiammen, uno als er Damn
Den Segen ipenoen ltno ber5lide 8or-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-06
(ShluB)

Ser Sberforitmeiiter itarrte bas
Maoden au, als ueritanoe er feines
ibrer 8orte. 9foiel id]lue bos aleio
BON tbrem 4r1ne 5uriid - ein ra-
ites 3uriidfabren, oann elm Sl1bels
ruf, unb itiirnilf 5oe Ser Sberiorit,
meiiter Die 1pieoergei6e1rfte So6ter
in feline Ir1ne uno beoedte lie nit
@iiiien. r&oiel, gfoiel! Sit es oenn
,pabr? 8iit on mei1 &ino, mein mir
geraltbtes lnb bis 1eute betrouertes
&ino? . 8ott I'M Simmel, pie
Ion i6 Dir oas oanfen?"
8oiel NOR gliidlid). sic pereaB,
boB iie Sen Brautieam perloren, IN
Dem iie BEN 8ater gefunoen. Gin @e-
fitbl, oas iie bisber nod ME EMP
iunoen, erfiilte nit l,nbeidreiblider
@onne ibr Ser5~ Sic liebte gum er.
item Rdle als &ino.
@elpannt bor6te Der Sberforitmeis
tier bann ser S6iloerung oes 8ors
gangs bel ser 3igeuner 2ene, uno
tpenn er nod ireenbtpelden 3speifel
sebegt bate, 10 auiirben oie Mittei=
Iuneen, 1pelde 8olel linn madte, i'm
iofort 5eritrel.t baben. slber es muBte
nod etpas mebr lein, uls nur bie
sSreuoe itber Die apieoereei6etlfte
Todter. SIMMER heller leu6tete ietn
auge, irnmer Itrablenber 1puroe iein
8eii6t. unb nls er Damn erflibr, 1pie
Die 3ieeuuer 2ene bon ISobn bas
8routpaar als @eiblpiiter besriiBt
bobe, uno 1pie tSermann bapon ges
itiirat iei, 90 belt es i'm nidt Ian.
ger, oa iprans er uuf unb rief: r&o.
lei, 8ofel, bos @eib bat itd eetdlliht
. 0u Gift mein &ino, meine Sohs
ter, bod Sermann lit nidt mein
Sobn!"
Sest itorrte &oiel Sen Sater faIt
erI6rofen an: r8ater, Inn @ottes
miIIen, mos ioeit Su oa2"
80, 8oiel, @ottes 5iieunsen iinS
tulnoerbnr. Sermann lit ni6t mein
Sobn. obgleib ole 8elt es glaubt
u1,o er jelbit niht anbers tueiB. er
tit Der 5obn Ser SfapeIter meiner
Srau, Die eleid nod ieiner @eburt
ltarb. Da iein Bater 6amols als Of.
fi5ier in l1ngarn seeen bie 9iirfen
foht, 10 nabmen oeine Wutter unb
i6 ben Meinen 5u uns. Sein goter
febrte uttbt mebr suriid, uno mir be.
tradteten @ermann als eisenen
Sobn. Stint Sabre ipater, nadbem
mir taian nod a,rf ein &inb gebofft
batten, tpuroeit olt uns geIdenft. @as
bann folete, 1peiBt on aus oen Gnts
biiIlunsen ienes fiirdterliden @ei-
bes -"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-06
ztgrunrr &nfrl
Ropeae bon 6. 81. 3iuseler

gfoiel befano ii6 in elmer gang Ell.
genen IStimmung. Dtit 5iidtie per-
iddmten 8aneen uno bie Sanb felt
allf oas podenoe Ser5 gelegt, frug
iie idiidtern: ~Oarf i6 oann Ser
mann lieben unb ieine 5rau tperOen9"
r8e1piB barfit ou oas, &ino! Stun
lit nlles eut!"
u8ie miro Sermann iid freuen,
penn er bas bort!"
~Sos gloube if, unb ou ielbit,
8oiel, biit oud frob, oen 8ruoer
wieoer abseben gu miiiien uno Sen
8rautigam gu bebalten2"
9foiel blidte erroteno 5u 8ooen.
God iest, &ino, muBt ou aus
ruben 8as, pa6en apiIlit ou bel
Sermonn? Rtdts bo, ou nluBt ia 5u
Sooe erldopft iein. Sier, Oo binein,
uno rube oi6 aus, oo1nit bu 1,idt
franf mirIt. go, quite Nadt, uno Der
giB nidt, @ott gu bonfer." Der
Sberforitmeilter ieste ii6 an oos
gett oes rrbig 'Sdlafenoen, sic
glei6maBieen Atem5iige oesielben nit
Ser begliidenoen l1eber3eueune apobr-
nebmeno, bob feline @efobr porban-
ben iei.
9od tpie batte 8olel Sos grauen-
bate Sdidial ibres permeintlid]en
@ruoers erfobren? Ra6oem Ser
mann in oie Ra6t binausgeltiirmt
uno iie nor oie siire getponft mar,
bate ite iih orf einen Der Mauerre.
Ite ser 8l,ine nieoergefauert, cine
8eute ser perldteoeniten 8eoanfen
uno 8efiible. 8alb freute iie iid,
oen Gater gefunoen gu baben, balo
fiiblte lie iGben SSdmer5, oaB Tie Ser
mann nun onbers Iieben n1iiiie tpie
bisberan. Da borte tie nabetoe S6rit-
te. @ar es 'Sermann, 1pelher suriid-
febrte? gtein, ieinen GS6ritt fannie
tie nur ol5u gut; batte iie bod 10 oft
nit benz i6arfen Sbr Der 2iebe aui
ibn eebordt. sic sos ii6 in oen
Sdatten oes 8enlGuers auriid uno
erfannte in ben fpGten 8eiu6er, ser
iofort BEL Ser 3iseuner Gene eintrot,
ben Wfann bon nel1lih: Sore, ben
8Iooieb. gSie pon elmer boberen
Ma6t getrieben, trot &oiel naber,
I'M gu 4auiden. Mit gntiesen Der
nabm tie Die gr3dblung oes 8ilooie-
bes, tpelder ieiner perbre6errihen
@enoiiin Dos EShidial oes iiberfale=
men 5oritneiiters mitteilte. Sbne 8e-
iinnen itiir5te Roiel Dem @aloe gu,
unb nit ieoer SteQe besielben BE-
fannt, fanb ite balb bas Spfer rober
&adludt llnb 8rauianrfeit.
Die 3igeuner Gene NOR am na6=
item Woreen peri6tpunoen; bod oie=
ies @eol apuBte iie ibre 5lu6t ni6t
10 5u uerbergen, tpie Dor 5tpan5is
Sabren. sic epur6e eefansen einge-
bradt, geit6ltpt lno bonn beg 2an.
oes uertpieien, cine Strafe, pel9e nur
ourd Die Siirbitte oes Sberforitrnei-
tiers 10 eelinoe ausfiel. Gbe lie bon
oem 9eadri6ter an bic @ren5e ge-
ifafft tpuroe, brabte ELM Mann ibr
elm 8iinbel &leiber unb einen an=
Iebliben Reiiepfennig. 9as tpor bas
leste, was iie bon Sdmetlin uno iei>
ner So6ter erfubr. .
Sore uno ieine @enoiien traf cine
bdrtere Strafe. sic 1purben our
8ranomorfung 1no gum Sooe Der
urtei1t; oo6 aud oieie tStrafe ipurbe
gemiloert. Rahoem ser erlte Sell oes
ltrteils an ibnen poa5ogen NOR,
idenfte man ibnen oas 2eben uno
bradte lie a,lf 2ebens5eit auf oie 60
leere. Mud) Ser 5oritfnedt, apelder
NIT ben @nobieben in Terbinoung
eeltanoen batte, nerfiel ben oamalisen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-06
Der flieeen>e Gi@peeel
Bon 81 &idarb 6enrb Gauge
antoriiierte 1leberietuns bon Sanl 2uSmie

"Sa es banoelt =. ii1
linn cine 5rau!" 2angiam uno a0-
gerno Hang Die 9lnt1port @oooloes.
~Bilt ou ettpa gar Beimlih Der
beiratet p"
"Nein, nod nibt uno tperoe es
ipobl audi ME, iein, trosoem iie oas
ent5iidenbite @eidopf Der @rbe lit"
o@ottlob! Damn eebt's no6!"
8ainrtgbt atrnete iihtli6 erIei1tert
auf. nOann beiBt's lobieren, ebe elm
'Sturm auffommt. 9as lit mos fir,
mid. BaBt in mein GabrtpaHer." !"
"Sa, on gebit INNER nit 8onbanpf
orauf log ,il1to 1peiBt oein &er5 oor=
iidtig frei gu balten. Sd bin aber
81 ibperfallig oa5u. Sait ou mid
ldon iemals auf iolden grfuriionen
getroffen2"
"gben geraoe oesbalb batte id ia
IngIt, oaB ou oi6 fopfiiber in cine
Seirat itiir3en tpiiroeit! gub suten,
barmlolen 8uriben fam man 10 et-
ipas ibon 5utrallen. llniereins iegelt
einfah ab. go eip paar Seemeilen
1inb me famole Sa6e."
~Sa, ia, bu biIt eben Elm S6mere-
noter. Sd fann aber ni6t einfa6
fortIegeln."
SEQ, 1lno tparum ni6t9! Sag nnr
Dos tpenigitens. Sd babe beute abeno
Seit. Ser ,&anser' liegt i1on auf
Weare Sslano. @dtt's mir ipabrbaf-
tig nie traumen laiien, oas Shiff
81 befommenl Man ibeint ieood oben
Der Mnfi6t 81 iein, oaB if), tpeil id
emit als 8adtoffi5ier oas Ded ser
Beniacola 5ierte, ie6e &lippe uno je-
De Stromung I'M Golf fennen miiiie.
9u marit pabrbaftie niel mebr ser
Neann ba5u."
~Gieaeidt! 0o9 per tpeiB! Sd
fann Dir freilid nibt aIes ers6b-
len, aber oas g8i6tisite ioait on er-
fabren, Damn tpirit on ihon ieIbit ein-
leben, Dob id in GROCER gerlesen-
belt BIN"
Baiil 8oooloe ipar cine efte See
mannsgeitalt. Ser offene Slid, oas
oi6te braune !Saar lnb Die itattli-
DIE, ntannlid idone 5isur madten
ibn semeiniam nit ieinen getpinnen-
ben entgegenfommenoen Dfanieren
gum 2iebling oer &ameraben. Ser
borragenoe Begabung fir oen 8eruf
uno unermiiblif)e 9flihttreue bra1-
ten ibm DerbaltnismaBig jung Elm
&ommanoo als JlStabsoffi5ier" unter
8oanerges, einem Ser i1neibiglten
Mbn1irale. DieIer, elm otter @robian,
mar iiber iein l1rlalsbsgeiud fir elm
gan5es Sabr 10 ,lngebalten, bob er
ibm einfad ins @eitht iagte: n@ooo-
Toe, ieien sic bod niht 10 elm QUINN.
fopf! Bleiben Sic an Boro. llnIere
Sungens fontmen I'M 3ipilleben alle
anf ben 9un6." 9ros6em fam tpeoer
Der alte Seebdr nod irge,to elmer Der
Rumera6en binter @oobloes @ebeim-
nis. Wan 5erbrab iid bergeblib ben
&opf, ipesbalb bieier tpobl Die 10 be-
oorauste Stellung ploslid aufgab
nno obne ieoen eriidtlihen @rl,no
nah 8aris iiberIiebelte.
Das eriebnte @intreffen bes Ba-
tents gab linn einen plaititblen 8or.
tDanb fiirs erlte nod Marplanb, iei-
ner Seimat, mo er iabrelang nidt
geapeien tpar, 3u geben.
n@laube mir, Sarrp." fubr @oo6-
Toe mad elmer son5en AeiIe fort, lid
singe iebr germ NIT Dir, idon am Dir
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9as 8cbeimnis bes Seemanns

Sas Wcbetmnts 0es Seemanns
rsllio morsen sebt's fort, Sarrp?"
fragte 8aiil @oobloe, ieinem @olt bie
3igarren rei6eno.
rSatpobl, ser gefebl lautet 10" ="
antlportete linn 5arrp @ainrigbt,
&ommanoant ser Gereinigten Stoa=
ten-5lotte, uno reibte ibm bas Oft.
5iele '5breiben biniiber. Die beioen
iungen 2eute IaBen an einem ser
groBen Barterrefenlter i'm &otel atbe-
nee, pel6es bis-o-pis Ser groBen
Sper lag. r8eiBt bu, &amerab, bei-
ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miiiien tot
ia6lif iebr tpidtig lein, benn ionlt
bdtteit ou bod Dabrbaftig nift Der
5i6tet. Ser aomiral iagte mir, als
er mir Dor bier5ebn Sagen oas 8otent
al,sbanoigte, oaB nein &omman6o
nur oeiuem l1rlaubnebmen peroanfe!
na6 @ott, ia! 8i6tig iino meme
Sa6en ldon. Sd mar 5uerit 10 sliid-
liG oariiber, baB id Ben ,&anser'
baben loate, fam i6 bod oaourd
enblid aus oem nun idon bier5ebn
Sabre bauernoen Srontbienit beraus,
aber = no, 3 gebt eben niht! Gs
laBt iid] nun einmal nift dnoern.
Stol5 tuie ein Shirt tpdre id, idlinm.
item Sans iogar auf einem 8adt-
freu5er, in Sen @olf bon aalifor-
MEN eingelauien. Sod LAB oas.
Sd freue MIDI iibrigens tpirflid berg
lid, Dob geraoe on an meine Stelle
trittit."
~Sa, aber nie fannit on nur mirf-
li6 ben 8eoanfen faiien, iett geraoe
ab5utlappen? Sic 8ef0roerung bat
ood mabrbaftig lanee senue auf iib
warten laiien, uno auBeroem, pie
milllt bl,, oie ridtise Seeratte, iort-
oauerno auf Dem 2anbe leben!, lteber-
leg Sir Die Sa6e nur nod mol, ih
pia Dir tpubrbaitig nidt inn 8ege
Iteben."
"a6 8ott, mad mir ooh Die Sa-
DIE nidt nod ihmerer. Sd tpeiB 10 ipie
10 nidt, mas id tun iou, obsleid ib
bod geraoe alt genug oa5u ipGre. 8as
biIft mir oenn meme ean5e logenann-
te Sildtigfeit, uenn i6 iie nid)t an-
tpenben fann! Sd fam nidt! fam
ni6t! &ein Wenid fann mir beIfenl |
slber ems fam i6 sir nur ioaen,
Der abl6ieo unb bas Sbeioen pom
0ienit miro mir i6per."
Gin fur5es IS6meieen. Die funlt.
poa iid emporringelnben blanen
8olf6en bes aromatii1en Sapanna-
frautes ibienen aaes Sntereiie 5u ab-
lorbieren.
81, iest lpeiB i1, ipos Dir lit, "
rief ploslid &arrp aus. .slber tpa-
rum lagteit on mir bas nidt eIeih! I!
SD, ais ein5iger SproB oes penn.
lplbaniiden &oblenbarons bab bod
mabrbaftig senug, Inn auh oid aus
Der &lemme 5u 5ieben. 8itte, oispo-
Mere gang rubig iiber mid, oas ge.
ntert mid gar ni6t."
~giit Elm gutter aerl, uno id oan-
fe oir," entgegnete @oobloe. .glber
id braude momentum tpirflid) fein
@elb. 9as tpGr mir nihts l1ngetpobn-
tes, ba tpiiBte id9 elm iebr einfahes,
aber probates Mittel. 4ufs 8aiier
idtpimtnt mir fein Manidder nod. /"
Ser Benniplbanier tpurbe ern5ter.
Sea, Damn iit's cine 2iebelei, oann
itedt elm @eib 6abinter."
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Cancer Aid Group
Plans Kiddy- Show

A kiddy show of animated car
toons will be sponsored by the
District Cancer Aid Group at 10
am. Thursday at the Kennedy
Theater.
The group will meet at Sis
O'Clock tonight at 3l47 Sixteenth
street NV. when q check for ST.
600 will be presented to e. Cleve-
land Giddings. general chairman
Of the District cancer drive. Mrs.
Morton Kudysh will preside at
the meeting.
Tickets for the kiddy show will
be sold at the door and proceeds
will 90 toward the cancer fund.
The show will include one hour
and forty minutes Of cartoon
movies. Mrs. Alma Gershenson is
chairman.
Campaign headquarters for the
District Cancer Aid Group are at
1903 H street NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Dow Officers
HonOred at Tea

National officers of the Daugh-
ters Of Colonial Wars were hon.
ored at q tea held yesterday after
noon at the Washington Club.
The national president, Mrs.
BENJAMIN r. Buckley Of Lexington,
KY, headed the receiving line and
the .introductions were made by
Mrs. Arthur C. Houghton. State
president of the District Society.
Mrs. Houghton also served as gen.
eral chairman of the national So
ciety's annual meeting held Sat-
urday at the Willard Hotel.
Miss Mary Oursler was chair
man Of the tea. assisted by Mrs
Frederick G. Bauer, national hos
pitality chairman, and Mrs. Gil
bert GroSvenor and Mrs. Leonard
G. Runstrum, vice chairmen.
Business at the annual meeting
included the adoption of three
resolutions opposing Federal aid
to education. legislation for what
the society termed "socialized
medicine" and world government.
The resolutions were presented by
Mrs. William A. Becker. national
defense chairman.
Evening star., 1949-04-18

Take II from . German woman
writer. the American gtrl makes
as good . wife Is the German
frRuletn--and . better one. sn
some respects
That's the opinion o. Mrs Anna
Haag. author Of several books and
publisher of monthly. Tire
Woman Citizen OF the World.
Mrs. Haag. who Is on . two-
month tour Of this country. puts
her reasons like this:
The American giri takes more
time with her appearance. And
American women have freedom 10
neglect the less important things
for what Is more important
like working TO interest citissns in
democracy"
Mrs. Haag admits she has heard
tales Of American women who
spend their time playing cards,
Nothing like that has come under
her observation. however.
From what she has seen In this
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Ey Frenca lss

country. many ~ognen ~iIls Sga&gw
time sacrifice Il 10 xa-k fcs hcs-
ter gcyeTurnrnt And. instead O!
dasisnE. American women soSas
times ~ili &c oaf 10 meetings %
rinS coogeells sAe SAsd approx ~
inEiy.
To keep TIE record straight
many Of the women Mrs Haas
has met here are members Of the
League Of Women Voters Who are
well known for tasls Interest Ia
public Affairs
In fact the women sctefs are
sponsoring her Visit 10 thss ccS4E- >
Try. Mrs RAsg Is one Of seven
German women selected under
the Armss German TeoFlentA :
tion program 10 spend tao
months in the United States un.
der the auspices Of thr leAsue =
Carrie Chapman csts Memorial
Fund.
The visitors Who recently spent
10 days in Washington and vi.
entity. are nos in New York 10 at
Evening star., 1949-04-18
College Clubs

DR.. Winfred Overholser. super
intendent Of st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital, will speak on What Is
Mental Health?" at the annual
spring meeting Of the Washington
Wellesey Club at 2:30 pm. We'd
nesday at the Dodge Hotel,
DR.. Overholser's talk will be pre-
ceeded by q business meeting. Tea
will be served after his address.
The Bryn Mawr Club Of Wash
ington will meet at $50 pm. to-
morrow at the home. Of Mrs
Charles D. Heron, 721l Fairfax
road. Bethesda.
Miss Eleanor Lansing Dulles
will speak on -Four Years In
Postwar Austria"
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Wonnen's Clubs
S Good Wives os FrouIeins. oermon Womoo Soys

'stsa meetings oa slss Cnsgs6 Ss-
tsSsas
Arx~ AaAx 10 . sarEswg ~ ttas
SKA Democrats rAgsy sn hs-
country and Alxe - . nss1a<s ef
The Nssertegnew;g Raaen IAaetAg
SHE has q Fcrsl1Aiaosa as an ast2ss
worker sos more democrats
methods IN aes party
The principal ssawSsasr Ne . IL
saks Gaorxas. sgss xAl1. - hat sas
citizen u the gtirF IN lIe Nnta~t
SLatra
sire tanks hsf feaiow egssani5s~
men all lsssen wiIn tnisrrss w,ssn
size gfses eSaGastrsx examples q
faow elssnras here rsaks Their
wsssaes prevail. both "a lcoal ans
national government
shes been especially lEaaF~ssed
es the forum seehnseus and es-
lseses II shoalc be developed IN
the German schools TIA sassss
important fog students 20 know
how 10 dasruss panlic acaiEs taaa
10 learn agur~s and htsanty
dates. she declared
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Tea toHonor CAR Officers

-Four State societies Of the Chill
dren of the American Revolution
will give q tea from 4 to 6 pm.
Friday at the District OAR Chap
ter House. as q prelude to the ma
tional CAR convention. which will
open Saturday.
The reception will honor Mrs.
Donald Bennett. Adams. national
president, and Miss Patricia Ed
wards, junior national president.
Senior presidents heading the
hostess societies are: Mrs. G. A.
Ramsdell, Virginia: Mrs. Clyde w.
Tallman. West Virginia; Mrs.
Robert j. Boyd. Maryland. and
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d'AIess'o

Miss Margaret c. Smith. District
of Columbia.
Mrs. Carl II. Giroux. national
vice president. will serve as chair
man of the tea.
Grahame Smaliwood. honorary
junior national president. will
make the introductions In the re-
ceiving line. Junior national and
State officers of the hostess So
Icieties will preside at the tea Ia
BILE. Mrs. Roscoe c. OByrne
president general of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
and members of her cabinet have
been invited,
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World Traveller
TOGive Lecture

Mrs. Morgan Bradford. world
traveller, author and lecturer, will
speak at the monthly meeting of
the Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
to be held following q noon lunch
con Wednesday.
Mrs. Bradford has organized
and conducted educational tours
of Europe and for several years
was soloist at st. Thomas Episco-
pal Church. She WIN ten Of her
recent experiences In Africa.
Mrs. Robert J. Dannemiller viii
preside and the speaker will be
presented by Mrs, Earl A. Trager,
first vice president. Mrs. Louis A.
Potter will sing.
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To Visit Florida

Mrs. Hugh Butler will leave to-
morrow for Hollywood. Fla. where
she will conduct her annual classes
In public speaking before the open
ing Of the convention Of the Gen.
eral Federation Of Women's Clubs
next Monday. Mrs. Butler also
viii hold classes for the North and
South Carolina State Federations
on her way to Florida.
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President Named

Mrs. Manuel Goldman has been
elected president Of the Hanlta
Club Of the Pioneer Women's
Organization to succeed Mrs
Robert Pargament who resigned
Mrs. PArgament and her hus-
band are planning to take ur
residence in Israel. Mrs. Goldman
formerly was cultural chairman.
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Third Service Of
Preaching Mission

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford Will
Be Guest Speaker at Tonight's
Service At St. Johns Lutheran
. Church.
The third of the Easter-P entecost
Preaching Mission Services, spon-
sored by the Washington County
Council of Churches and Christian
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-12
Bible Society Has
l33rd Birthday

Today marks the 133rd birthday
of the American Bible Society, of
which the Washington County Bible
Society is part.
One of the great features of the
work of the Society has been the
translation of the Scriptures into
different languages. The translations
of the Scriptures, by the Bible So
ciety and other publishers com
bined, are as follows: the entire
Bible has been translated into 1873
languages; the complete New Tesla
ment into 243; the Gospel, or other
whole books of the Bible, into 585;
and selections from the Bible into
90, making total of 1108 transla-
tions.
Eighteen of these new languages
were added during 1948, and the
first books in twelve of them were
also published in that year. The 1e
new languages are as follows: 8 in
Africa; 8 in Latin America; in In
donesia; / in Australia, | in Alaska
and ! in India.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-12
Intention Sunday At Jaycees To Sponsor
St. PauPs Methodist Bicycle Safety Week

Sunday has been officially declar-
ed INTENTION DAY in St. Paul's
Methodist Church, North Potomac
ST On Sunday the members of the
congregation will be invited to in
dictate how much they intend to
give to the support of the Church
and its worldwide program in the
coming church year, which runs
from June 1949 to June 1850.
On the following Sunday, May
22nd., opportunity will again be Civ
en- to those unable to send or bring
their Intention Cards to the Church
on this coming Sunday On the af-
ternoon of May 22nd. church Wis
itors will call on those who had not
been able to bring or send their
cards to the church.
The congregation is being asked
to increase its church contributions
by minimum of twenty percent
to enable the church to do a larger
work in proclaiming the Gospel
both at home and abroad A great
program of Christian advance is be-
ing outlined both for the st. Paups
congregation and the Methodist
Church.
The Sunday worship services will
be held at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
In the morning the minister, Rev.
Norman L. Trott, will preach on
the theme: ITO Serve the Present
Age" The evening topic will be
who Owns The Earth?"
A brochure, reporting on the work
of st. PauTs for the current church
year, lists Is ways in which the
Church ministers in the name of
Christ
A summary of these shows: to-
tai of $4,000 as the attendance at all
meetings during the year: 1000 pas
toral contacts; 38 radio programs;
$4,000 pieces of literature and
printed matter distributed; 5000
phone calls handled at the church
office and the minister's study;
$4,000 given for missions and church
benevolences land $1,000 given for
other general church purposes.