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Evening star., 1949-12-07
TELEVISION

STOPI LOOKi ACT NOW! SAVE
Kew 1850 models-au nationa
brands. Big discounts; immediat,
delivery and installation. HASE
RADIO d TELEVISION, 500 7th st
s.w. DI. 7425. -12
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Steam turbine, capacity 100000
gal; per day; good condition: com,
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CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Living rna.
bedrm., kitchen. dinette and bath
all util., $75.46 mo. Phone restden,
mgr. 10. 2-4160. -S
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w, BERENS

SALES INC, 1928 K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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Carroll Arms Hotel

LIST and C sts. ne. Special winter
rates. Single. SIC. Double. S1S VIZ.
AT. $500,
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With easy mo. pymts. and low
cash down: lovely apt, full tiled
bath. nice neighborhood. Call MR..
HOLLAND or MR.. STANTON, RE.
1887, TU. O259.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Women's

l-sl45 Black suede box coots with
Beaver collar ond cuffs. S'77es s.;
2-S125 ond Sl35 Coots-just two
in size 48k. Black needIepoint
wool, fitted, one with dyed black
Persion Lamb the other with Silver
Fox collar. 500
l-Women'sz s8e. IS Block brood
cloth ooot with dyed black Persion
Lamb yoke color. Size AZ. S38
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Al Fur-trimmed Winter Goats!
Misses

MISSES
5-Misses' s9815 Fur trimmed
Coots. Dyed Jop Mink Collars on
Forstnonn's WOOL Fitted side beIted
models. Mestre toupe and block.
Sizes IA to l6 -------S SIS
2-Misses' Sl65 Forstmonn WooIen
Toppers. Black, with tuxedo Of
black dyed fox. Sizes "a TO Is, Sl25
4-Misses' Sis Beaver ShowI Cos
uol Coots. In monotone brior tweed,
Revo blue ofad terfo ootto red. Sizes
II to l6..-------- SlO0
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Tomorow-'F Street Store
Tomorow'F Street Store
e1leff< Month-End Clearance
French Room-Second Floor

French Roon-Second Floor ~. ! ~s.:.,
15s4s5 and s65 Daytime Rayon sheers
and crepes Fine details embroidery. Navy brown
Sizes 10 to 16------------- s15
I25-S3975 and S5975 Daytime. Dinner or Evening
Dresses s--------------------------- SIS
Tailored or dressy styles Rayon with
button trims. Basic tissue faies with drape skirts
| short sleeves Navy black. Sizes to 16.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

59-Sz s., rayon
Tearose and black Sizes 80 and 40 4O---.----------$ 81
Underwear and SIips-Second Floor
S5s5, $695 $795 Make Rayon crepe
cottons Pink blue maize Broken $685.
Ms7s5 Topper Rayon pink only. Small medium or
large
8-$395 Gowns Pink rayon Size
Cotton Two Timer Shorty and skirt
which be worn. as housecoa Rose print Smau$2SS
1r$3s5 Toppers. Cotton print Sizes "a and So ony$ls5
1$1sS5 Nylon pink Sizes 81 to 38 SASS
6O-$395 Slips Rayon crepe trimmed White Sizes 38
to 40
Pettcoats. White Small medium or large II
Slips Rayon with lace at bodice
Assorted colors. Broken sizes
Camsoles Rayon cotton Sizes "a to 38 81
$5S5 Nyon Petticoats Blue Junior sizes II and 13$SSS
75c Cotton White pink Sizes II or 49,
Soc
Jersey Gowns Blue pink Sizes H. Is or Is
7 $1S5
7-Rayon Jersey Green blue orchid Sizes 50 to 4o
Special, $295
5O-NyIon Slips White Sizes 36 to Special, $3S5
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Juniors

5-Juniors s5Q.75 Koolo Fleece
CosuoI Coots with chin co'}or Of
beaver. Gored. fored bock. Ped
ond light bIue.,ssS1zes 7 to l3--s45
3-Juniors' S145 BroodcIoth, Fitted
Dress Coots With black PERSON
yoke. Morino blue or charcoal. Sizes
II to l3----- $l25
6-Juniors S1lO Forstmonn's Wool
en-, Fitted Dress. Coots with blended
mink dsoped chin collars Block or
son marco beige. Sizes 9 to IS, SIS
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Fsireet, ssa7.,7 57.s g.. Z.
Silver Spring, Bethesda,
4473 Connecticut Ave.
shirIinston,
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20 pairs $l.l5 to $l.65 NyIon Stoekinss-Sl
5lgage 15denier and 5gage 30deniex In light and dark
colors Some with coored heels Broken sizes 81 to loh
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CosuoI Dress Shop-Fifth Floor

135-$5.e5 to SASS Cotton or Royon Dresses
ST, s., s. and S7.95.
Tailored tailored styles in dotted bae chambrays in
stripes dots madras prints prints and shantung
Royal blue brown. pink blue lilac navy coos
Broken sizes 10 to 20 womens sizes 12 and M Lilac button
pnafores, size IL only.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

It's q big close out, as our "Month-Ends" al
As usual, no exchanges or returns, no CO
25e for pn-fttnes, and, Of course, no free
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor 49, .se,,.,- -,
s-Junos embroidered ogandy White
Also maize net formal SO
4o-Juniors sle.e5, s9e5 Block Royon sheer-slo
with bodces
lines Some with self corded trim on skirts All have rayon
| tafeta slips. Sizes to Is
2-Junor sss5 Group pastel
prints permanent finish oreandes cotton chambrays striped
broadcohs. Assorted styles and sizes 81
3-Juniors rayon aqua
maize size II or blue rayon marquisette size l3 s45
keqIieee Shop-Fourth Floor
1s-sss5 Rayon Housecoats Zip wrap styles
prints and polka dots Green red blue yellow Sizes
30-$8.95 to $l295 Cotton Houseeoots :. S.
Long or brunch coats Assorted fabrics in solids and prints
Yellow, blue, red or green Sizes IA to 20.
s-s4.95 to Sss5 Cotton Brunch and Houseeoots- So
Prints solids pink blue yellow red Sizes to A. Not
| all sizes or colors included in group
-sss5 Trimmed Neggees Wrap style in rayon crepe
White, pink maize SO
27ses5 Quilted Study Coats taea lining in
Corset Shop-Second Floor
5$250 $3.50 Foundations nylon rayon
plain nylon rayon brocade Discontinued designs
Sara Drew Franchette Lily Skintex all
sizes in style but splendid size range in the
$685. $7.s5, sss5
7sS3s5 $685. $1,000 s12so Grdes for small and large
figures Sizes as a. few pul-on grdles small
sizes Also for larger figures in sizes % to 50 with talon
closing $780, $780, $3.50
Il
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1o4-$750 GirdIes $395
Wonderful Values Lasex satin girdes in "A in
and Is in lengths! Comfy down-strech backs White tea
| rose black or blue. Broken sizes. Sizes rs to 32
Evening star., 1949-04-03

fight between Washington and
the Midwest. Capital Airlines
quotes these fare comparisons:
Air coach travellers are offered
this service out OF Washington to
Chicago at a fare of s2430. as
compared TO the rail coach, fare
of $2303. arriving in an elapsed
time of 4 hours and IS minutes
as compared to IS hours and 4C
minutes by rail. Similarly. they
will travel to Detroit at the air
coach fare of $3.50 in an elapsed
time of 2 hours and 81 minutes. as
compared to IA hours by rail at
a coach fare OF $l7.84. These
prices do not include the trans
portation tax.
Family Plan Expires June Sc
Continuation of the family plan
Of air travel was announced on
the eve Of the date 1t was due to
expire. Pioneered by American
Airlines about five months ago. II
is to remain In effect until June
80, under the present extension.
With some notable exceptions
by lines serving the Eastern Sea-
Evening star., 1949-04-03

board and the South. the rate was
adopted rapidly by most OF the
domestic air carriers. Virtually
all are continuing the arrange
ment. Besides American AirlineS,
these include United. TWA. North
west. Northeast and several others.
Most afr travellers are familiar
with the family rate. which limits
flights to certain days Of the week
usually Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, and charges only the
head Of a family the fun fare.
Other family members pay only
half fare. including children UP
TO 81 years old.
Among summer air travel bar
gains previously announced are
excursion rates Eastern Airlines
and National will put into effect
May Is to Florida points. Round
trips will be cut to a rate OF one
way fare. plus a third.
Pan American Airways has not
yet announced revival OF its re-
duced summer excursion rates into
the Caribbean and Central Amer
lea that proved so popular in off,
Continued on Page Be-, Col. II
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Vacationers have two more low
cost air rates to toy with in work
ing out their travel plans. They
developed last week. Others are
certain to be announced from
time to time. but those that made
news last week were the continua-
ton Of family plan" air tickets,
which were to expire last Thurs
day, and the expansion OF eco
nomical air coach or tourist-class
service. Rates on these routes
bring air travel down to the cost
of railroad coach transportation,
or about 4 cents mile.
The air-coach service was in
troduced to Washington Friday
by Capital Airlines. which inaug-
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Travellers Notebook
Airlines Offer More Travel Bargains
BY Joeques Futrelle. Jr.
Ihs Stor,. 1koxei Editor

urated nightly flights between Ma
tional Airport and cities IN the
northern Midwest Meanwhile.
| Northwest Airlines cut the cost OF
transcontinental air fares to $s7
by starting similar night flights
between New York and Seattle.
If present airline plans develop.
night coach service will begin to
criss-cross the United States In
time for summer travel. North
west has on file with the Civil
EAeronautics Board an application
| to fly night tourist planes between
National Airport and a number Of
Midwest cities.
TWA already has started coach
fare flights between Kansas City
and Los Angeles. 1t also has an
application before the CAB to es-
tablish a similar service between
Kansas City and New York. Under
the proposal, a choice Of two
routes would be offered-one via
Chicago and the other through
st. Louis. Other major lines
planning economy night fights in
clude Braniff.
|
Frills Eliminated-The secret Of
the low night-plane rates lies in
the full utilization Of equipment
and personnel in the slack times
between midnight and 5 am. Most
of these flights also eliminate
meals and refreshments while on
board. Other economies are ef-
fected, and the DC-4s usually have
SIS or more passenger seats. in
stead of "A.
In announcing its "Nighthawk'
RESORTS.
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st. g., DO.
gs miro bon geibtfatbolifen in al.
len 2Gnoern Ser @elt onerfannt, oaB
mobl nienanO 10 reidlib oie geotlei-
oenoen in ullen idper beimgelu6ten
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gSir teilen SSbre anii6t BON uno
gang: .Sn manden fatbolii1en Sci.
men lit Die praftii6e ausiibung ser
&eligion oui Sen Rullpunft berabge-
irnfen, bauptIGbli6 neil oas t1gli6e
@ebet Derna6ldiiigt miro" Man fin
Set 3eit fir uSorties Sport, Sbea-
ter II. ogl., ober man bat feline 3eit
5ll beten. &ein @unoer, oaB Ser &C.
gen 8ottes ni6t mebr auf Dem Somi-
lienleben rubt unb llneinigfeit, 3onf
unO Strett ibren ein5ug balten! I'm
iere Goreltern, oie Dor etli6en Gene
rotionen beriiberfamen, bra6ten ibr
foltbarItes &leinoO, ibren @lauben,
nit uno iibten ibn. Sn Sen tpeit ent-
legenen nellen Iniieolungen tpobnten
lie oft piele Wteilen tpeit bon ser Stride
e1ltfernt uno panoerten 5u SUB ooer
per @agen sur Stride, ipogegen beute,
trob slntomobil un0 naditer 9e1be Ser
Stride, monbe nod gum @ottesOienlt It
81 lpat fommen. Sriiber ipuroe in Ser
beiltgen Iopents5eit uno in ser beili-
gen 6alten5ett ieoen Ibeno, tros gro~
Der Vfiiolgfeit BON i6perer Sagesar-
belt, nad oen slbenoeiien gemein=
id)aftli6 ser beilige 9foienfran5 gebe=
tet. Gs tuuroe gemeinlhoftli6 uno
lallt an Gid gebetet. 9ie Iutter
lebrte altf tbren &nien bos aino, TO-
baIo eS ipreden fonnte, beten. Sic
betete nit Ben &inoern BON ssuaeno
alf Oas Worgen= unb 9lbenoge6et.
@ir Itebeu nieOer Dor ser beiligen
SoIten5eit. SsSn ieOem fotbolii ii6en Sau-
ie ioute ieoen Gag in oieler beiliqen
3ett Der Holenfran5 gebetet peroen,
gang beionoers gu elmer 3eit, tpie ser
gegenlpdrtigen, tpenn ote oie 8elt iid)
nod 5rieoen iebt; 81 elmer 3eit, oa
II. 8. 5rau bon 5atimo bie Wenlden
erludt bot Sen &oientran5 5u beten,
oamit lie be1pabrt bleiben BON elmer
&atoItropbe, oie fiirdterlider iein
ollrtte oils Elm berbeerenoer @eltfriee.
Ser lang erlebnte 8oIferfrieoen miro
nlht ermoglitt our6 politii6e uno
oiplomatiite &niffe, ionoern nur
ourd) cine reuige Hiidfebr su @ott
uno Heltglon - praftiider Geligion.
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ONO wAISENFREUND

a6nbern nnteritiist bat ols 8apit
8ius XII, niht MIR burd @elbipen.
Sen, ionbern aub bnrb N1brltoffe
uno &leiber. ssn ben letten orei sSab-
rem bat, genaiien Statiltifen 5ufolge,
bie pdpitlibe SilfsitelIe folgenbe &lei-
beripenben an Notleioenoe perteilt
3,518,272 ,Serrenan5iige, 4,495, ,30S
Srauenfleiber, 1863, ,t42 8aar S6u.
he, 943,432 aleinfinber-glusl sltattun.
gen, 9,90S,608 8aar Striintpfe, A.
246,936 Woniaden 11no 10,6t2,154
ltnterfleiber uno @al6eitiide. sSn Die
ie StatiItif iino Die @elbunteritiisun.
gen riht einbe5ogen, ebenIo ntht bie
ausgaben fir oie &inberfolonien nno
5ablreide anoere 8eitrdge an farita.
tioe ltnternebmungen. 9ariiber be-
itebt nod feine ndbere StatiItif.
8enn Der 9apIt cine iold umfaiienoe
Siebestdtigfeit ausiiben fonnte, 10
nur, 1ueil er bon ben &atbolifen ser
gan5en 8elt unterltiitt miro, nidt al
lein bon 0oro= =Mmerifa, ionbern ms.
beionoere au6 bon Siio- -9(merifa uno
ser fatboliiden Sdmei5.
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aus ibrem Mntterbnus bertrieben
iDuroen. Stebe ib beute Dor Dem
groBen gingangstor iinb iebe Die 70
tDoblbefnnnte anltalt bor mir lie
gen, nit Sen langen Seniterreiben unb
olten ,nooligen Sdieferoddern,
ibleidt Ii6 cine leile 8ebmilt mir
ins Sera. - Gin @efiibl unenolider
0anfbarfeit bieien Dienerinnen gbri-
iii gegeniiber erfiiat mild, Die 1iner-
idiitterlid in groBter 8eltabgeidie-
oenbeit ibren eroBen Bflidten nod
geben, INNER iid gleidbleibeno.
slber baB mir oid, bu liebe 8reoe,
ME pergeiien fonnet1, baB bein Same
allein fir uns Elm ein5iger 8egriff bon
Sngenolano, Sugenoerinnern it, oas
moge oein Stol5, beine @enug-
tlung iein fir nae 3eiten - au6
IN Der beutigen ldlDeren Scot!
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Brtrf aus Deutfhlann

Ius Geutidlanb, beionoers bon
ebenlals ais &riegsgefangene bier
meilenoen 8eltiben, geben nns bilt-
senoneiie 8riefe 5u. Inter Sen St0,
BEN oieler Senoungen greifen mir auf
8eratetpobl Den folgenben beraus:
@1breno Der 3eit metner &riegs.
gefangeni6aft i'm 2ager Sort &obin.
Jon, Nebrasfa, BON 1943 big 1916
NOR i6 s[bonnent oes ,@onoerer'.
Sn ser oamaligen Slut Ser SaB-
uno Sebpreiie mar es fir midi cine
Sreuoe feit5uItelen, baB oie fotboli-
ide Greiie ia6lib unb flar oie Cages
ereigniiie bra6te uno 5lltreffenOe
SGliiiie 5og. Sellte fann i9 INNER
mieoer feitlteaen, oaB Sbre, uns be-
treffenoe grognoien, rihtig iparen.
Sd bate briiben bleiben fonnen ols
8ebilfe in einem Hfarrbals, bod Die
Sebniudt nad meiner 5amilie trieb
mid beiln. Sd fam gu lpat. 0ie 8om-
benteppi6e al1f offene Stdote batten
audi meine 5rnu uno &inoer rms Se-
ben gebradt. Mein gigetttum tpar
oertDiiitet. sSSn ser Uniform, in ser ib
oriiben meinen 2ienit beriab, bin i1
Dieoer in meinem 3ibilberuf tGtig.
Observation-Disclosures batte i6 feline
S6Dierigfeiten. 9as 8ebalt reidte
bis 5ur @1brrngsreform gum Infauf
bon einem 8funo 8utter, nun lit es
ia, boffentlif fir ldnger, ettpas bel.
ier +. Gas neutrality-suspicious.
miro 81 einem Iffentbeater. SPIT
one aller Sorten iu6en au6 tpeiterbin
iiberaQ nad Na3is, = ldeinbar Inn
ibnen 5ll Oanfen fir oie &erni6tung
oes 9eutIden gfei6es, oie nun emo.
li6 gelrngen lit. 3enn oie alten Wa-
sis lisen mieber froblid in ben SteI-
lnngen llnb fonnen ibre olten 8egner
pieoer 10 rebt nod oeutI6er Mrt tres
ten. Sd babe Bis beute nod feline
aber Die Barteibonaen iino
oeriorgt, ia, lie iino redt sablreiG IN
geIabungsoienItiteaen 1lilo 9eboroen
uno belfen alfs ooer obbauen. 9enn
Die lebten 8eoiirfnisb bduler iollen nod
aus Si6erbeitsgriinben i'm 3eitalter
Ser Mtombonrbe oenontiert tperben,
oamit Sdrott fir Oie 3iiItrng onoers-
mo- fret miro.
Sd bin &beinldnoer ltno als folder
geneigt, iebr pieles la6erli6 au ma-
den uno 3u finoen. slber iolange man
uns uniere fatboliid)e @emeini6aft =
ni6t au6 nod als beorobeno = l1Bt,
f0nnen Die Sieger MAIDEN mas Iie
rpollen, es gibt beltimnt cine gergel-
tung, 10 wie es fir Ben prerBiiden
@roBenmabn einen 9edel gab.
SD bate nun ni6t Dor, Sbnen aQ-
taglibes aus unIerem perbrannten
Sanoe 5lt i6reiben, id mollte Sic Bit
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@pn Erpf. s. W. 9Gbreu,
&ebaftenr Ses ,8atienfrennb'
: Nlte Geierim u. g., SH. :

&or auem iei bemerft, onB Sbnen
oie erlpiinld)te 9lntrport auf Sbre Sllt=
froge briefli6 n1itgeteilt poroen pd-
re, nenn sic SSbre genaue Aoreiie
angegeben bGtten. 9tln sur 8eants
portung Sbrer Suffrage: Sor allem
iorgen Sic fir regelm1Bigen, fet1ten
Stublgang. 9ann nenOen Sic folgen-
oe bon Gfarrer &neipp empfoblene
Ntetbooe an, ipel6e 8ale llno Hieren
reinigt 1lno ltarft: 0tan nebme bes
@torgens bel 9an5 leerem Wtagen
5tpeibunoert bis 5lpeibunoertunofiinf-
sig 8ramm Slioenol. Nod 5pan5ig
bis oreiBig Minuten (pel6e 3eit er-
foroerlid) lit, nm 0as Del in ben
9w0lffingeroarm gelangen 5u Iaiien)
lege man ltb uuf Sic linte Seite nit
ser Siifte bober ols nit ser Sdulter,
lpobur6 oas Del in sic 8allenblaIe
5u Iaufen gen0tigt miro. 9ie @auen-
iteine geben bann fat idmer5los IN
Sen 0armfanal iiber. Seltte, oie an
@aIleniteinen leioen, iolten ferncr
piel &noblauf (8arlic) ellen ooer Sic
i'm Drug Store eob1ltliGen Garlic
Sablets eebrauden, oie gerll6los
iinO. SSSnfolge oieier 9ebanOlung miro
audi ser bobe 9ltuorud berllnterge.
ben. glnoere rmooerne" Ntittelhen
helfen Sbnen nid)t.
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SO. s., Ser.-

ltebermaBiger SabafsgenuB in it.
genomel6er Sorm tpirft langIam aber
ii6er nadteilig auf oas gan5e Sp,
item nno fiibrt 5u friiber @oernper.
falfung, nerpoien &ranfbeiten uno
friiben altern. Gie llniitte oes 81
garettenraudens bel iungen 2euten,
namertli6 BEL Wao6en unb sSrauen,
po5u nod bas Srinfen olfoboliiber
8etrdnfe IN Sen rNigbt Clubs"
fommt, fiibrt, tpie Die tdelide grfab-
rung 5eigt, 5lt allerlei 2eioen 1lno frii-
benz Sitter, oft 81 friibem Soo. Sabaf,
angetpanot, fann, iuie uns
ein SeIer mitteilt, NIT gl1tem grfolg
bel manden Sautfranfbeiten ange-
tpanot meroen. 0tan madt aus Sii=
6ern, Die in Sabafsbriibe eingetaudt
Doroen, ltmldlGge auf Die offiaierten
Sautltellett. 8ei oftmaligem @ieoer-
bolen oieies 8erfabrens iino i6on
man6e Sautfranfbeiten gebeilt tpor-
oen Sabafsbriibe erbdlt man, penn
man cine Sanopoa Sabaf in einem
fleinen 8ebdlter etli6e Stunoen mei=
6en l1Bt 1lno Damn Sen Sabnfsiaft
ourdieibt.
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ST. g., q. @.

0ie bon Sbnen ertpabnte Nadri6t
aus ser GatifanItao iiber bas @rob
oes I'll. Betrus beItdtigt bie ieit Ben
eriten driitliben Sabrbunoerten er.
baltene Sraoition, baB ser 2eib bes
in &om gefreu5igten fl. stpoitels 8e,
trus in ser ct. Beters-&irde in &om
besroben lieet. 8apit Bius XII. bat
nun in elmer aniprade an ie6staus
ieno romiide Stuoenten ertpabnt,
bob arfaolosiide Sl1noe beipieien ba=
ben, oaB Ser 8eerotglngsplas oes
apoltels Betrus iid unter Ser &up.
pei Oes ters=3omes befinbet.
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lleber Die genaue 3abl ser in
Sel'tldlano 5eritorten air6en eibt
Nun Der befannte &orreiponoent Mar
Soroon elne 5uperldiiige slustunft.
gn Der Sano Oes neuen oeut i6en fa-
tbolil6en Sabrbudes gibt Serbian
1olgenoe Statiitit: SSn 8iir5burg muir
oen 1852 fotboliide &ir6en 5erlt0rt,
IN &oln ITO 5erItort uno 45O beIf)d=
oigt, in sladen 1873 5erItort 1lno 455
bel6aoigt, in 0tiiniter, 8eitfaIen, II
5erltort nnO 3O2 beiddoist. Ssn 6en
BON Den Sopiets offupierten Gi05e=
len 8reSlalt mo- ser genaue S6aoen
ltd nidt ermitteln laBt, permutet man
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: ct. S., MaT. :

gSie lteberlaufer aus Ser oeutIder
Somiets Bone beridten, ioa Die Or
nabrung Ser oortigen 3ioilbepolfer
lng uunter auem Slno" iein. Gin
8erliner 9latt perulft oie Gage mil
folgenoem 8erslein:
ultnter &aiier @ilbelm uno Srans
CABS gebratene Cans,
Inter Sitler llnb @oring
cabs INNER nod Sering.
Inter ser iesigen 2eitltng
ltebt'S nur in ser 3eitung.
Die Gage in Ser amerifanii6en, brit
tti6en uno fran5olil6en Gone loa ii6,
trot ser neuen 8elomabrung 5uie-
bends beiiern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
= Nllen nniern 2cicrn in SentId,.

Infragen bon luirflihen ODER per=
meintlihen ytotOiirftigen aus Geuti6=
lano tperoen bonn ,Sbios s@aiien=
freuno' nidt beriiflidtigt. 8er az
2ebensmitteln oOer &Ieioung notiel.
BET, muB itd nit ieinem Srtspfarrer
IN Gerbinoung ieBen, ipelGer Sen
mirflih gtotleiOenOen al Sen fatholi-
iden 9aritos .Serbono in Sreiburg
empfieblt. 8ie &atbolifen @merifas
ienoen our6 ibre 8ii6ofe rno, Ser
cine ibre @aben an Sen fatboIil6en
Garitas =Serbano, 8al0firf, greis-
gau BEL 5reiburg, &irdpIab, Ger
manp, frun5oiiide 3one. Son sort
peroen Die mirflid) gtotleioenoen BE-
trellt. Gieie SoriihtsmaBnabme lit
nottpenoig pegen pieIer porgefomme-
men getriigereien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
Special

Einfiihrungs-Angebot
II Unxsn Flsschs fur MUIR 81 90 portoerst
ina Haus sslisfert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
= &eriuanbte geindJt! :

Gin 2eier aus 9eutId)Iono, Sr. 5.
t. Sormes, gtieoerpirneier 8eg,
@etlar-2abn, @roBbeiien, Germany
II. g. Gone, bittet I'M gefl. 9lustl1nft
iiber leine in Sanoulfp, g., lpobnenoe
&uiine 8ertba Sei6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

nod groBere 3eritornng. Naf Dem
Sabrbud lit grsbiidof sSraii5 &uoolf
8ornepalier bon Srier Der dlteIte Der
oentiben Sierar6ie, nit breillnoabt-
5ig Sabren, lnb &arbinal- -gr3biihof
Weidael bon Saulbaber, Miinden, Der
aipeitdlteite, nit foIt ud)t5ig Sabren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

fiider @efanseni6aft seriet, bittet Inn
(engliide) 8orreiponoen5 NIT einen1
fatboliiden iungen @meritaner
5lDefs ausbilbung in Ser eneliiden
Sprafe. Seine sloreiie lalltet: So
bannes albatfi, (23) sli6enoorf a.
5. GINS, 0tiinIterltrnBe Cd, Germany,
8ritiib Gone.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

ten, mir Sbre 8eibnadtsausgabe nno
menn moslid Die Neuiabrsaussabe 5u
ienOen. Sd bin iiber5eust baB aus
Sbrem ,8anberer' mebr tpeibnabtli-
Dies 81 leien lit als in ser gan5en bic
iigen Sreiie bier.
Sd oanfe Sbnen i'm Goraus unb
begriiBe Sic nit bor5iigliber So6-
a6tilng
Silmann Sederatb, 8onn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
-8eindt!

Gin fatbolii6er StuOent ser Sbeo=
logic einuno5Dan5ig Sabre alt, ser
abDebielno in rlliiiider 1no franso.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. As,
4,

ton that perhaps Ii had found some
way of direct communication with
the Reds instead of the month long
general wrangle by open radio
broadcasts.
Coupled with this was word that
Shao Lit-tze, head of the govern
ment's official peace-seekingt mis-
sion, expected to 60 to Shanghai to-
morrow to join one of two unofficial
delegations bound for Communist
occupied Pieping.
Kan Chia-hou, the acting presi-
dents top adviser, also was expected
to go along as manager"
One of the peace delegations is
a still-incomplete group of six
Shanghai elders led by w. w. Yen,
73-year-old diplomat.
The Communist commander and
mayor of Peiping, Gen. Yeh Chen
ying, sent word to Shanghai by ra-
dio telephone that this mission
would be permitted to visit Peiping.
He specified. however, that it should
represent "the Chinese people" and
not the government,
It's departure from Shanghai was
reported delayed for two or three
days for unexplained reasons.
The other consists of eight Man.
king professors who have sat in
Tsingtao since Tuesday, waiting for
permission from the Reds to proceed
to Peiping.
Neither has any official status:
The Communist radio made no
mention of any of these maneuyers.