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8riet ans 9enti6lauO
Sebr geebrter Sr. 8rof.
5. 90. Duebren!

Sic uno ser ,Sbio-M -Maiienireunb
bringen mir itets sSreube 1no neuer
Wut in meiner bebridten Gage. Mei.
ne augenblidlide Gage lit mebr alS
gum ger5tpeifeln. arbeit fam ih me.
gen meiner I'M &rieg erbaltenen Wun.
ben ni6t finoen, obnobl ih ieit Mo.
naten oauernb auf Der Suhe bin
@ott gebe, oaB bieles glenb fib redi
balb anoern moge, benn 10 fann es
fir Miaionen orbeitsminiger, a6er
arbeitsloier Meni6en ni6t ipeiter ae.
ben! gs 1T geraoe5u ,lnbegreiflid,
oaB in 11nierm 3eitalter Der fortee=
id)rittenen Ee6nif llnb in elmer aui
bober &ulturltufe itebenben @elt Die
nnoernunft lno oie 2iebloiiefeit berrs
i6en.
Gie iogenonnten Golferfiibrer uno
=regierer perbonoeln, priifen, geneb.
n1tgen llno beiblieBen: Sou Die @elt
.Ourd Galsb, Moro uno &ungersnot
,gerettet iperoen?
8enn Sic ooer elmer Sbrer 2efer
.au6 nur .ein 8eniges fir mid in
snteiner groben Scot t,1n fonntei1, mare
i6 gliifli6 llno mein Cos tpdre leih>
ter 5u ertragen.
SIM boraus meinen innigIten Danf
fit oie fleinlte @abe.
Sbr oanfbarer
eri d 90 ann,
Ia. (23) Norbenbam,
5rieorid gbert=5tr. q.
8ritilb Gone, Germany.
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Dem Sabre 1873 reeslndBig ieoen
Sontslae uno miro berousgegeben
alm 9eiten oes Edpltliden &olle'
gium Solepbinunl in @ortbington,
Ohio, oeiien 3tped oie Seranbilouno
uiiroiger Erieiter50glinge fir Die
Ser. Stonten lit. 0ieIe Inltalt III
bouptiablid oneepieien ouf oie Gin
finite oieies 8lottes uno Die @eiderls
fe ieiner 2eier.
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Dereinsftael,riei,te

st. Saul, Wirm. Sn Der ct
asnes- -@emeinoebaue oabier belt Die
Gio5elanunion Ser 9olp Name-8er-
cine leste 8ode lire Auartolper.
lommlung NIT 8eamtentpabl. slls
Yraitoent uurbe getpdblt !9r. Stan s.
S6orfbillig, 1860 Sanes Mpe. Die
anoeren 8eamten iino: Sefretdr,
Sobn Salon, ct. 8aul; Bi3eprali-
oenten, angelo Biabino, 1,4sprina
Safe, unb Clinton @infel, ct. Soul
Sinan5Iefretar, Jranf gierna, ct.
Eaul; Sd)osmeiiter, Jranf Sebnef-
ter, ct. Saul; Snformationsbirefto
Sane sburt, Minneapolis; Eruitees,
U. 9. Burns, Wir1neapolis, Otto
GID, ct. 8al,l, u,1b Sobn aellp,
Winrueapolis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26

Senator Saft bon Ohio erfldrte
lebte 8o6e, Die Innabme bes 4ro-
granms Brditoent grumans tpiirbe
i'm naditeu Sisfaliabr bas 9efi5it unl
mebr ols ieh5ebn Williaroen Dollars
erboben. gr unteraog oas sdn5e 8ro-
gramm Trlnlnns IN elmer bon ibn
Irausgegebenen @rfldrung elmer Sri
tit, III Der er iagte:: r8ir iteben Dor
einem Gefi5it BON fiinfeinbalb Mil.
liaroen, aber oas Erunlan'Ide Hro-
gramm piiroe auBerbem bie Iusgabe
bon peiteren feds Miliaroen fir Die
5pangsmeiIe &ranfenperiiherung,
lehs Niqiaroen fir ben 5ormplan
8rannans, bier Milliaroen fir Die
Gefrltenal1sbiloung uno 1peitere Wil=
liaroen fir aaerlei anoere 3pede be-
oingen."
| 9aft itellte sic 6rage, pie*s oenn
tpeitere 8unoes lteuern berlangt per-
ben fonnen, obne baB barunter bas
Birtibaftsleben leioet unb Die Mr,
beitslolisfeit periddrft miro. Der
Bralioent nenne ieoen, Der gesen Die
ausgaben fir feline Bldne gintpanbe
erbebt, einen nNeaftion1r" 9as iei
niht fair. 9enn Die @egner oieler
gldne ieien nur am 5ortbeitano unie.
res gegenudrtigen Spltelns Der Grei.
belt intereliiert. ~Das Eruman'ide
Hroeramm, oas Die Diftatur Ser Ne.
gierung iiber oas tdglibe 2eben be.
oingt, fann> Mmerita nur in oen
Sumpf brineen."
Cine Mboronung bon &ongreBmit.
glieoern lprad iib am 0onnerstae in
6ranffurt iebr Iobenb iiber noen Sort.
ibritt aus, sen @eit- 3elltihlanb aui
Dem Bes CUR Demofratie uno aur
Greibeit gemabt bat. rGie bisberi.
gen grrllngenibaften ser @epublii
geben alien @runo gum Bertrauen in
bic 3uf,nft," iaete eine BON Der
@ruppe ausgeeebene grfldrll1g.
Ser tpirtihaftlibe Jortihritt @eit.
Deutidlanbs 1purbe als ,tpl,noerbon"
be5eibnet, utt6 Damn fdbrt Die grfld-
rung fort: uDas Wirtihaftsproblen
fann aaeroings nur in ensen 3uiam-
menbang nit Dem politiihen Hro.
blem geloit 1per6en. Die beutlbe @r-
bolung bangt idlieBlih BON Der gr-
lang1tng zines nelten Stanbpunftes
ab. gs muB in beiben Nationen Dos
Saupt5iel aller Menlden iein, Die gu-
ten @iaens iino, baB uniere 8e5ie-
bungen bon iebt an nit ben Wetbo-
ben oes Grie6ens arbeiten, uno tidt
nit ben Metboben ber @etpalt."
Dos 8unbes-Ob Obergeribt erfl1rte
iih lette Bohe bereit, cine enogiiI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
Brr'lntlrtltPH

Gas Brdiioium oes 3entraIfomi.
tees Der &atbolifentage 9eutIdlonbs
bat als Srt oes ndbiten &otbolifen-
taaes Die ,Staot 8aiiau beitimn1t. Ser
5ermin pes nablten &atboIifentages
1T Der 3. September 1850. Ser aa-
tboltfentog miro eana Ser 8erinner-
lidung gepi6net lein. Dem Eaa Ielbit
miro cine geI6loiiette gertretertaguna
in altotting bbrausgeben.
Ser 8ufareiter fonmlniitilhe
Runofunf perbreitete leste ISOLDE
unter gebaiiigem 8el6impfe Die Mel-
oung, Die Susollapen itGnoen i'm 8e-
grtff, @r5biidof Stepinoc aus. Dem
@efangnis 5u entlaiien. Ser grsbi-
lbof murbe I'M Sftober 1916 tpeaen
ngerbrebens gegen oen Staat" au
leb5ebn Sabren @efdngnis perurteilt.
~Waridaa" Eito teilte am sfreitaa
nad elmer Meloune Ser SEEM gorfer
,Simes' in einem Snterpietp NIT @ine-
rifanern NIT, man benfe in gelarab
ni6t OF Die gntldiiung bes gr3bi-
idols. Gieie grflarung COB Sito ge-
geniiber elmer Delegation oes ySne
Worlo Imarb" -&omitees ab, an oe-
rem Spite Sra A. Siribmann ltebt.
Sito bate Die eiierne Stirn, i'm alei-
hen atem5ug gu bebaupten, in Sugo-
llatpien berride Relisionsfreibeit!
\ X
ans Burlington, 8t., tpurbe lette
ISOLDE beridtet:: Srau Waria gluau-
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( /;
Rirdhlfdaegl ~
- II {.gxna n FL,

Wa6iipn, @is. -. @emGB einen1
8utahten bon @eneralanpalt Gbo.
mas 5air6ilo itno YfarrInulfinoer
in 8isconii,1 unter allen umlt1noel1
bon 6abrten in offentliben S1ul.
buiies ausgeihlofen, ielbIt ipenn Die
gltern Ser betreffenben &inoer fit
Die Jabrten gu 5ablen geipiIlt iino.
Iusgenommen iino nur iene 5GIe,
bel oenen oas gransportauto bon
priuater Seite our Berfiigung ge1teIlt,
aber nidt ourb offentlihe Steuern
unterbalten miro. y
ct. 2onis, Mo. - BeItorben i'll
Ser bodm'Ite MIsr. 5elir 6. Som-
merbauier, Yfarrer Der STE. Gene
pieoe-@emei11be uno Defan oes ste.
@enepiepe=0efanats. @ebore,l am 81.
Ge5ember 1897 in ct. Gbomas, Wo.,
mabte Der nun 8eritorbene ieine
Stuoien am &enrid=Seminar unS
Durbe am s. sSsllri 1924 gum Brie-
iter getpeibt. Die iolennen greqllierl
erfolgten am 9onnerstag I. 8. in
Der ct. 2iborius-& Stride oabier. 3as
&equiemamt 5elebrierte Mier. q. g.
S6uler, Elm &lai1engeneiie bes Ser
ltorbenen; Die Breoigt belt Der bo6m.
ST.. slopiius 8ilnes. Oie 8eeroi-
gung erfolgte am Samstag in Ste.
8enepieoe nod einem bon @eibH-
ibof Goop 3elebrierten gontififaIre-
quiem. X. /. p. ~-' ;"
ct. YaiI, Winn. - Mm fonlmen-
BEN Sonntag 27. Robenlber, beginnt
Oie pier5igitiinbige Mnoadt in ser ct.
Warien>8aiilifa, Minneapolis, ,.no
in folgenben 8farrfirhen Der gr5oio-
5eie: ct. Yeter glaper, ct. Saul; st.
6ran5isfa Gabrini, Winneapolis; ct.
t8onifatius, Saltings; jap. Wartprer,
2eapenportb..
Gorleete @o9e tpurbe Ser botp',
ite ST.. @eibbilbpf 8prne non ct.
Baul in Galtel @anbolfo pom 81.
8ater in Nripata1oiena empfangen.
Sn leiner 8esleitrng ,poren 5pei ct.
Bauler SeminariIten, Ole ber5eit in
&om itubteren. 8il6of 8prne, Der lid,
auf ieiner ~Ab 2imina"- -Reiie befin.
bet, beobii6tigt am 3. 9e5ember mad
ct. Saul 5uriid5ufebren.
2ie offi5ieae Dio5eian< Bilserfabrt
na6 8om inn 81. Sabr 1850 miro am
II. Wai BON Wontreel abfabren unb
am 20. Sum- nah bteIem &afen az.
riidfebren. l1nter1pegs miro ser 8il,
ger5ug @naoenit6tten in gngla,to,
Sranfreid, Der Sdlpeia uno sStaIien
beiuden. Sssn &om tperoen bie BiIeer
bonn 81. 8oter in Muoiena empfan,
gen. Setter uno seiitliher 8erater oes
Pilaer5uges lit Der bohtp. Sr. &atbe,
orolreftor George g. Npan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
M. 9. 8.

Sn ser Dor fur5em in Columbus
abgebaltenen National 9turul 2ife,
&onpention nabmen ser Soiepbinllm-
8elangdor, Die Otuitffapelle uno Oie
,Stuoe11ten einen nambaften Mnteil.
9Iud beludten fiinf5ig ser Gelegaten
oas SoIepbinum auf etlide StunOen.
Giele bon ibnen iaben bas Soiepbi=
mum gum erIten Wale. @ir ioipobl
ais aud sic 8eiu6er baben oieie 8e-
legenbeit ber5lib begriiBt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
rs. Noveinber

| ita Erapp, Der 8ittpe Baron @eorg
bon grapps llnb ieBiae11 2eiteri1 Der
beriibnten iingenoen Samilie grnpp,
tpuroe Die bon Bapit Hius XII. bsr-
liebene GeroienItmebaille, Die 1882
geItiftete 9enemerenti- -Webaille, iber-
reibt. Die Gerleibung 1pllroe am
@obniis Der aus Seiterreih Itamnien-
ben Samilie bitrd) 8iid)of gbtparb
Hpan bon Burlington porgeltommen.
Man nimnt an, Dob bte Mebnille fir
Die 2eiitli1tgen Der n9rapp samilD
Iuitrian Helief Snc." berlieben MUIR
oe. Die bonn beritorbenen Baron bon
Erapp lino ieiner @attin 1947 ge-
griinoete Srgo1iiation bat in Den
Sabren hires 8eltebens oie 2ieferung
bon mebr nfs 100000 Bfunb 2ebens-
mitteln uno Webifamenten an beoiirf-
tige Seiterreider in oie @ege geleitet
llnb oie ,Iboption" bon 10000 Be.
6iirftigen olterreidilfen Jomilien
ourh amerifanilde Somilien peron-
lnBt.
@elegentlid Ser in Mtlantic Gitp
tagenben garitas -&onferens lprab
| iid) ser bo6n. Sr. gotparo Mc=5tpee-
nep bon 9ep Oorf, Ser felt 5tpei Sab
rem bel Der anterifanilben Weilit6r-
Eregierung in Sreiburg tatig NOR uno
oieie 8ode aIs gertreter Der fatbo-
lilden neutrality-suspicious. nod
9eutl6lans 5uriidfebrt, in elmer
Breliefonferen5 iiber bie Gage in
Deutihlanb aus. Nah elmer MeIbung
Der raii. SreB" iaete er II. a.: vDie
Ruiien fonnen on irgenoeinem Sag
gang Berlin tebmen, tpenn Ite mol
len. 8ir baben Berlin nit Der 2uft-
bride geiuonnen un6 1pilien Nun riht,
mas mir bamit anfangen iollen. gor
Der 8erliner 8lodaoe gob es in Der
Staof $4,000 9lrbeitsloie, beute aibt
es 250,O00 unter elmer 8ebolferl,na
bon 100000. Die amerifanifhe Ge-
giernng lit iest in 6ranffnrt fon5en=
triert, uno mir baben oie 8epolferlrna
bon 8elt=8erlin in Der Batihe geIai-
len. Dieienigen Berliner, oie fir rns
maren, n,iiiien nun befiirdten, oob lie
eines Gages oafiir nod 5ibirien OBJ
geiboben tperoen." CT tpies oarauf
bin, oaB bic 8ebolferung 8eIt-
Gentihlanos belte sr0Ber lit aIs Dor
Dem arieg, uno lagte, 6aB iiber g.
100000 Herionen, barlltlter 100000
ainoer, belte in friiberen Milit1rs
baruden leben unb iih in gr6Bter Not
6efinben. gs iinb GliihtIinge, bie aus
Holen, Der gihedo+5Iopofei 1tnb
l1ngarn aisgeipieien iplroert tp1b-
reno tpeitere / 500, 900 gerionen 6ie-
Ter Mrt in Der ruiiiiben Gone uuf Scot.
bilfe angepielen iino. nDie 1peItoeut.
lhe Gegierung in Bonn bat fein 8elb,
Inn iid oteier Gliibtltnge IN binrei-
henoem WnBe annebmen 5u f0nnen,"
iagte Der Brielter. 9fiibmeno bob er
Die 8emiibungen bes &atbolifben
gnritas -8erba,tbes 1ln6 oes Gbange-
fiiden Silfsnerfs nm oieie lngliif-
liden berbor. Den Ratbolifen iteIlte
er oas folgenbe 3eugnis aug: ,Die
Geutihen i'm @eiten bes 2a1oes ge-
nieBen bellte religioie fSreibeit 1t16
iino oas fronn1ite golf in @e1tsgl-
ropa. Sic iinb Der Iebte Hnffer}taat
gegens BEN @ommunismus."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
Stiut1ue beS SDlfeS
fiir baS Soiepbtuunt

ginlieseno 81 fir Die ormen Stu
ber1ten. es lit oies cine @abe, Die i6
oem lieben @ott fir bie grborung
elmer 8itte oeriproden bate.
&. N., ..
Siermit len0e id Sbnen $25 our
laufenoen Sreiiteue 5u gbren Der 81.
5a,nilie als. 9ntfiosung fir Die gr-
borung elmer 8itte.
..T, ~. ">s 2eIer, 8.
**
Sd i6ide Sbnen einliegenb ST gu
gbren oes I'll. Gitus - eine 8abe,
bie id IN 5luei slnliegen periprohen
bate Weine Bitten iino, @ott iei
Ganf, erbort moroen.
gt. g., 8is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
ct. Eanl, Iiun. - 8urtbington, =.
Samst0g, 26. WpDember 1949.
ir d enfaleuber

Sonntas, ~. Nopember: Griter Nb
nentsionmtag. - 6 b n g e
ltu m: @s meroen 3eiden eeibe
ben (2uf 21).
Wontae, %. Nopember: Soltbenes.
Gienstag, 80. Nopember: Satl,rni
nus.
Witttpod), 80. Nooember: gnbreos.
0onnerstae, /. 9e5ember: glesius.
5reitag, 9. Ge5eInber: Bibiana.
Samstag, 8. 9e3ember: 6ran5 Ia.
Der.
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8ir empfonsen itets nit offenen
grmen ale 9eiu6er, oie mir einla-
Oen, als audi iold)e, 1pelfe oas Sole-
pblnum 81 ieben piinlden. Gtlide
unlerer So6idiiler benlerften Dor
fur3em in Der Hdbe bes SSSplepbinums
einen Srenloen, ser etlpos gum gllen
perlangte. Grit na6oem er ettuas er-
balten bate, mahte nan Die gntoef-
flung, OaB ser Nonn l6on friiber et=
li6e Male in ser gedbe beoba6tet
Doroen mar. 0o sic Sadie peroad)tig
81 tperOen eridien, begoben lt1:, Die
Stlloenten ol1f Die Sube. gso6aefli-.
den Nadforidungen muBten lie ibr'
Gorbaben einltelen, neil es 5u oun.
feln begann 1lno es 3eit par gum
auabenOliden Hoienfran5gebet.: Aber
penn oieles sSSnotoiouum ooer elm
slnOerer uieoer itd ieben Ioiien ioate,
Der it6 nidt ollspeilen fann, miro
tur5er Bro5eb geraadt uno er mag
binter iiGerm @itter siiber feline aben=
teuerliden Iusfliige nadoenfen.
ltnier oellti6er giniteoler=a =aalenoer
1850 miro alien 2elern oes ,Sbio-
8ailenfreunb' u1tb Der ,Soiepbinum
Reoiew' 5useianot ueroen, oie i'm
berlangen. @ir piinibten, mir pdren
imItanoe, ieoem Elm grenplar gratis
5u5uienoen, ober Die Soften oes 0ruf=
fens lrnb Serianbes bon 1eberiee, Der
3ou unb Der 8eriono na6 uniern
2elern ma6t es uns 5ur NottpenOig.
felt, et1ten Dollar gu perlangen. St lit
es pirtlib pert, oa oel1ti6e &aIenoer
CUR 3eit iebr rar itno, bier uno inn
Iuslano. 8er nidt initonoe lit, Ell
nen Dollar oafiir ein5uien0en, iiber=
ienSe lu1s irgenoeine, ieinem 8ern10=
gen aneemeiiene @abe. Sir baben
MIR $500 4alettber an Sano uno
peroen oielelben perianbt, 10 Iange
Ser beihrdnfte 8orrat reidt. AIio
beiteIe ieoer Sen &alet1oer 10 i6neu
ols moglib. ~.'.*
3ur Belt, oa mir oieies nieoer-
idreiben, 5eiet bas thermometer
fiinfunoiieb5ig @ra6. Srot ser unge=
pobnlid boben Ten1peratur baben
mir uniere Gampffeiiel nidt obge=
ltellt. Wan braudt fein 8ettermann
gu iein, nm bon iest Bis 8eibnodten,
oos tuum nod etnen Wo11ot fern lit,
faltes Better nit gis uno sdnee uno
5roit gu propbe5eien.
l1nier Inselus- -@e16ute ertont pie-
Der, oanf Ser 5ertisfeit unleres gfep.
Gurit, GorItan0 unieres 8bplifoepar=
tenents. Rep. 3urIt bat Elm fompIi-
.5iertes Spltem erfunoen, oos Elm au-
tomatii6es 2auten ern0glidt. 8ir
.1ino lbm oesbalb gu groBem Ganf per=
pflidtet.
8innen fl1r5em er1parten mir BON
lbm cine meltere Grfinoung. GorlGu=
Jig mollen mir nod nidts bapon per-
fabren, boffen aber binnen fursem
oooon gu boren uno es uniern Sc fern
mlttellen 5ll fonuer.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
SIMMONS "KonnsIeep" Innersprine Mattresses

Made by Simmons for Konn's! The resilient,
tempered steel unit is embedded in layers Of
cotton felt with siso insulation D.. covered with
woven stripe ticking, button-tufted A moVeI
for comfort Twin or double size.
Kann's-Furnture-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-31

Iorge comfortable boudor chair oppeoiney uphols-
tered with -sprieeed chintz with perky pIeoted
skirt. Spring. -seot construction we'll PADDED Blue or
rose background coors for decorator harmony.
-Furniture-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-31

The maple mahogany finished poster bed has panel
heodboord The innerspring notress hos firm rolled
edges qnd is securely tufted The coil spring has angle
iron frame with aluminium finish Twin double size.
-Furnture-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Reds See Loan in Visit

MOSCOW (P.-Italian Minister
Pella's trip to Washington was
headlined by "Izvestia":: italian
Government Is Seeking a Loan
from U. S. A."
Holland hopes to get badly
needed mining machinery in ex-
change for coke.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BOYS Who Tracked Hit-Run Car
Receive AAA Medals of Merit

of, they learned. Two men were
hurt.
A hasty consultation convinced
the boys the car Norman had seen
was the car involved.
Seconds later the boys saw in
the crowd the same two men who
had been in the car.
The amateur detectives hur-
ried to a police scout car, made
their report and were virtually ig-
nored.
The policemen drove off. leav-
ing the boys with decided well
show them" spirit. They followed
the suspects to nearby house;
then they followed the trial of a
dragging piece of damaged chro-
minum up an alley to where the
car had been hidden.
Taking no chances of another
rebuff, the boys told their story
to an adult who had witnessed the
accident-he called Sergt. w. r.
Ostrom of the Accident 1nvesti-
cation Unit. who ordered an in
vestigation.
The two men were arrested and
confessed.
In recognition O ftheir detective
work-which took all of 18 minutes
the boys were given meritorious
su'vice medals by the AAA.
They also received letters of
commendation from Superintend-
ent of Police Robert j. Barrett.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Matthew'S 10 Be First
Speaker in Gonzaga's S
Series on Communism

Secretary of the Navy Matthews
will speak at $50 pm. October 3
at the Gonzaga High School Audi
torium, 27 I street NV. in the first
of a series of talks on communism
to be given by men of prominence
under the auspices of the Washing
ton Assembly, fourth degree,
Knights of Columbus. Mr.. Mat
thews' topic will be "Civilization
or Anarchy?"
The talks will be given on the
first Monday of each month
through May with the exception
of the first Monday in January
after the Christmas holidays.
After the first meeting the talks
will be debates on communism
with the speakers taking opposite
sides on such questions as Should
the Communist Party in the
United States Be Outlawed2" and
rs War Between Democratic and
Communistic Nations Inevitable?"
Among the speakers will be
Representatives Sheppard, Demo-
crat, of California; Van Zandt,
Republican, of Pennsylvania;
Javits. Democrat, of New York;
Nixon. Republican, Of California.
and Quinn, Democrat, of New
York. Also DR.. James S. Collier
of George Washington University,
and j. B. Matthews, former in
vetsigator for the House Un-
American Activities Committee.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

-Four youths who refused to be
ignored were rewarded for their
tenacity yesterday with medals
for merit.
The boys, ranging in age from
10 to 13. were cited by the Dis
trict Division of the American
Automobile Association for their
first-class detective work in trail
ing a hit-and-run suspect and
reporting the matter to police.
But, as the boys explained at a
Mayf1ower Hotel luncheon, it took
two reports before they were be-
lieved.
The heroes of the chase are John
Callahan, IL, of 1915 Eleventh
street NV; Norman Bledsoe. IL,
of 1918 N street NV; Ray Bran
nan, 10, of the same address, and
Terry Davis. 13, of 1925 Twelfth
street NV.
The boys were playing near
Twelfth and M streets NV. week
ago when Norman, an observant
lieutenant in the District school,
boy patrol, noticed a damaged car
drive past. He also noticed the
two men in it.
A moment or two later the boys
saw a crowd gathering at the cor
ner, and skated down. A car had
struck motorcycle and then sped
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Fredericksburg Group
Threatens Court Fight
speeioI pispoteh 10 The s,ur

SPeeioi UISPdtcn 10 ine Sfur
| FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Sept.
f24-A group OF Fredericksburg
fcolored residents has threatened
to take legal action if the School
Board does not extend the school
day of the first three Negro ele-
mentary grades to the same
schedule in effect at school for
white children.
At meeting called by the
president of the Fredericksburg
chapter of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People last night. the group
of 80 colored residents agreed to
ask the school board for three
extra teachers to put the grades
at Walker-Grant School back on
a full-day schedule. If their re-
quest is not granted, they said
they would go to court.
The first two elementary grades
at Walker-Grant have been op-
Grating on a halliday basis and
the third grade was put on the
same schedule this year.
The city is planning new high
school addition to the central Ne
gro school. largely to relieve gen.
orally crowded conditions there.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Roonler Tells Of Role /
In Instructors Suicide
BY the Associated Press

QUAKERTOWN. Pa. Sept. "a
james e. Martin. a., told a cor
oner's hearing today he brought
q suitcase to the hospital room,
Of a University of Pennsylvania
instructor who was found fatally
shot in his bed.
But, said Mr.. Martin. he didn't
know the suitcase contained the
Luger pistol which caused the
death of George w. Jarrett. 25,
the instructor. Mr.. Jarrett died
of a bullet wound in his right
temple early yesterday as he lay
in Quakertown Hospital with a
broken leg.
Mr.. Martin, a native of Hagers-
town. Md, who lived in the same
rooming house with Mr.. Jarrett at
nearby Yadon. said he delivered
the suitcase at Mr.. Jarrett's re-
quest.
All he knew, he said, was that
it contained some books, an elec-
trio razor and an 8-by-10-inch
cardboard candy box marked, do
not expose to light" He quoted
Mr.. Jarrett as saying he wanted
the material to work on while re-
cuperating.
Coroner j. Alfred Rigby reported
Mr.. Jarrett's death as a suicide.
Police Chief George Rapp contin-
ued the investigation. seeking the
visitor who left the suitcase.
Mr.. Martin Unidentified himself
as that person. He said he was
in the automobile crash near
Coopersburg, Pa, Thursday night
in which Mr.. Jarrett suffered q
broken leg and was taken to the
hospital.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Four GIs Face Charges
Of Numbering German
BY the Associated Press


BAD TOLZ, Germany, Sept. "a.
of murder without pre-
meditation have been filed against
four American soldiers in connec-
ton with the death Of a German
waiter in Mainz. the staff judge
advocate of the First Infantry
Division announced today.
Trial Of the four before court
martial will start next Tuesday in
Frankfurt, Col. James E. Goodwin
said.
Herman Helm. waiter at Mainz,
was fatally beaten September 6
while American troops were in
the Mainz area during fall military
maneuverS.