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Evening star., 1949-09-17

without leave at the time of their
arrest, 18 months ago.
Spokesman at the British Army's
s4th General Hospital said the
three British youths "are in poor
physical shape, and will remain
under treatment for some time"
One of them, Sullivan, is suffer-
ing from a stomach disorder, and
all three are being treated for
malnutrition.
British officials have shielded
the trio from reporters since their
flight, but promised to arrange an
interview later today.
No Word on Others Held.
Meantime, American authorities
said there was no new word from
two other Americans detained by
the Russians.
They are Warren Oelsner, 20. OF
Oyster Bay, N. Y. and Peter
Sellers. 1s. of Philadelphia. The
two boys rode bicycles into the So
Wet zone last July 30. and were
arrested for crossing the frontier
without proper documents.
High Commissioner John j. Nc
Cloy early this month sent per-
sonal plea to Russian Gen. VASTLY
Chuikov that the youths be freed,
but the plea was not acknowl-
edged.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Waitress Says Assai|ant
Took SIS From Clothes

A young waitress has charged
a man with robbing her of $25
which she had hidden in her
clothes.
Arraigned on a robbery charge
in Municipal Court yesterday, her
alleged assailant. Victor A. Samu-
lick, Is. of the 700 block of Sixth
street NV, was held under $4,000
bond by Judge Aubrey B. Fennell.
A hearing was set for next Tues
day.
Dorothy Costello. "a, of the 1900
block of N street NV. COM
planned she was grabbed, her
clothing ripped and her money
taken at about las am. yester-
Evening star., 1949-09-17
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IL Allison st, Me-

VA approved at bargain
price of $12,500. 3 bedrooms,
IL baths. Equipped kitchen.
Recreation room. Many other
features. This is one Of the
best buys we have offered In
relation to price, terms, loca-
tion and quality.
To Reach: On North Capitol, Just
past Old Soldiers Home, right on
Allison to 72 and our open sign.
Mr.. Johnson on premises. HU. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Open Sum-, I It'll s PM.
1905 VaYnum St. NE.

Michigan Park. 1t is indeed
a pleasure for us to offer for
your inspection this most at
tractive 2-story brick home
comprising 8 bedrooms, tile
bath on End floor. Living room
with fireplace, full-size dining
room, medcrnly equipped
kitchen. Breakfast room on
1st floor. Full basement with
de luxe recreation room. Law
atory, outside entrance. Gas
hot-water heat. House Is in
perfect condition. Front
screened porch. Beautifully
HANDICAPPED lot. Detached ga
rage. Range, refrigerator. We
netian blinds, awnings in
cluded. Priced to sell with
terms available.
To Reach: Out Michigan AUe. NE.
TO Vdrnum ST., right on VarBum
to 1905 and our open sign.
Evenings and Sunday coll M.
Powers, Sligo BOB.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Near Tyson's Corner
Less Than 10 Miles From D. {,


On z ocres with abundance Of
mojestic shade and prolific fruit
trees. Living room, dining room,
kitchen, screened porch, knotty-
pine den and full bath on lst floor.
3 bedrooms and full bath on End
floor. Full basement; oil h.-w.h.
Practically brond-new deep freeze
and washing machine. Masonry
smoke house; large chicken and
brooder bIdes., with space TOR
pony stolI. Public and Porochiol
school bus and Pentogon' and
Washington bus at door--$15,5oo
Directions: Cross Chain Bridge ahd turn right
to Langley. bear lett at Langley on Chain
Bridge Rd., tRte 1881 to Tyson's Corner and
continue about q mile to white ranch fence
and sign on lett.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Buby Collects Dumuqes

Mary Clark. 3, collected $12.400
damages from the British Min
istry of Health because a nurse
gave her corrosive fluid by mis-
take for milk two years ago at a
government hospital and she now
can eat only raw eggs and soup.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Open Sum-, I It'll Dark
Veterans, Attention

Only $500 Gosh Down
Falls Church, Va. Best GI
deal in town. Only 2 left.
4 bedrooms. Solid brick bum
galows. Living room with fire.
place. Full basement, gas
heat. l has 3 bedrooms on
1st floor. After cash down
payment balance in one VA
Trust, 40 interest.
TO Reach: Out Lee Blud. to Sepen
Corners doWn HillDooG AUe. Route
$3.50 Il mile to Brooke Drive to
end OF street, left to open sign.
Mr.. FIotron on premises. Evenings
and Sunday, coll TEmpIe 5624.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
CorIyn Springs ,Monor
SSH No. Corlyn Springs I'd.
BUILT IN i77I
on Z BEAUTIFUL ACRES

Historic home, originally owned
and built by WiIIiom CorIin
George Woshineton's tailor who
slept at Mt. Vermont. The living
room. built Of chestnut logs, hos
beomed ceiling and z firepIoees.
kitchen, pantry, den and hall on
lst floor, z bedrooms and bath on
End floor; full bsnt., ottroctive
double garage which con be con-
verted into q guest house with
minimum expense. Many Iorge
and stoteIy trees, beautiful ter
races, londscoped with ancient
boxwood, flowers and shrubs. With
q little remodeIine this property
can be transformed into on excep-
tionol fine estote full of charm.
Only 1O-min. driving time to the
White House 900
Evening star., 1949-09-17

day, just after she left a lunch
room near Sixth and G streets
NV.
Before receiving the robbery re-
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HiIIwood, Near AnnondoIe

Exceptionally Ioree rooms through
out. Living room with fireplace,
dining room, equipped kitchen,
porch, z bedrooms and tiled both
Large enclosed sun room finished
in knottypine. 2 bedrooms ond
full both upstoirs. 3 linen closets.
Full basement, oil h.-w.h. Goroge.
aluminium screens and storm VIM
dows. Laundry chute. On 81
oere lot. School bus at corner.
$17,500
Directions; Out Columbia Pike almost to An
nqndals Corners lstt on Sprinofeld. Rd, fRts: ,:
Riper Turnpike about u mile to stone posts on
right turn right to open sign.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
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4011 0glethorpe St.

West HyattsviIle, Md. VA
approved at $14,950, this at
tractive six-r0om detached
brick home featuring bedroom,
half bath on 1st floor. Two
bedrooms, tile bath on End
floor. Near schools, churches.
etc. Built-in garage. Large
wooded lot.
70 Reach. Out Mich. Are. into
Queens Chapel Rd. to Oolethorpe,
yioht to 40f1 and our open sign.
Or out Baltimore Blud. fRoute. n,
near Hydttsptlle to Oglethorpe,
left to 1911.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.** B-7
SEPTEMBER

after the other oense
mitted Judge Fenn tackled odered trial
Evening star., 1949-09-17

port, police had arrested samu-
lick, with another man, and
charged both with starting a fight
lin the same lunchroom not long
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-17
fanilicnRreie

mas ben &anpf eegen Dos Shlehte
fiibren min, Mit1pirfen in 8ereinen
lsno 8eranitaItuneen, Die oa5u beru-
fen iinb.
ssebem Menl1en lit elm Seil an
Sflidterfiilluns auselpieien; in Die.
lem Seil Der Bflidterfiillune bat Die
arbeit bes Berufes cine pidtiee
Stenuns inne. Du ioGit bielen Eeil
nerridten piinftlid uno noIfommen.
8eroe nidt eleideiiltis unb na6ldi-
fig. 8ie Die Mnoa6t 11idt beim @e-
bette feblen oarf, 10 bari oas BfIidt-
eefiibl ntht bel Der Irbeit feblen.
9ie 2iebe gum Sdopfer, gu beineu
@ott loG bih oa5u treiben, Der Dir
in beitimmter arbeit oeinen Bflidt.
anteil 5usetpielen bat. nanes oeiuen
@ott au gbren."
go lei oeine glrbeit. Sic lei cine
arbeit, oie audi in 8abrbeit Irbeit
lit, Die ibren 8ert bat uno bir elm
anredt eibt auf Die Glitter gum 2e-
bet, bie 6u braudIt. sic Iei cine Or
belt. bic aus Bflidteefiibl eei6iebt,
Deil bie erfiiIlte Yfliht crit Die grs
fiiauns bes aottli6en 8iaens BE-
oeutet.
so tpiro Die grbeit BON elei1er
3meden uno 3ielen getraeen tpie
oas @ebet un6 miro au6 in gIeider
Beile it'd bet6tigen tpie oas @ebet.
l1no Die araft ba5u? Sreilid, ba
lit Der mieoerbolte aufidpung Ser
Seele 5u @ott nonnoten.
8esinne oein Eaeetperf nit oie-
lem aufidnune: SIM Moreeneebete
loult b,l &raft uno Stdrfe boIen, oei-
ne arbeit alio au tun. l1nb lhlieBe
oein Gaeeperf nit bieIem sluf.
ldpling. Nahforiden iouit on, Oh bu
es an Der BflidterfiiGung ri6t baIt
feblen Iaiien, iouit oanfen oeinem
8ott fir bas. mos Or Dir CAB unb
Sbn bitten, Dir Elm BerihuIben ni6t
on5uredneu. Oas abenogebet oient
Dir oa5u.
alud Bel Ser arbeit ieIbIt tpiro oft
oeiner Seele Der Aufi6mune su @ott
erforberlid fem. Damn rdmlib, tpenn
| iie sla,sbt, Die 2aIt Der arbeit ni6t
mebr traeen au fonnen. Damn be-
barfit ou Der StGrfe beionbers.
go bette un6 arbeite. 9lus Mrbeit
uno @ebet beitebt bein Gun, tpie iifJ
in Dir leIbit 2eib unb ESeele einen.
@ie bein 2eib burd oie Seele 2eben
uno @raft erbGlt, 10 au9 6eine Or
belt ourb Die enee 8erbinorng nit
@ott.
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biele iper6en tpobl am Srte Ser l1n-
ieIigfeit meilen, tpeil lie gebeim ODER
unperbolen Der Siirtbe Der 2uIt ee,
frontl @ie fonrte aud elm l1nreiner
in Dos Neih Der &einen eingeben,
un6 tpie fornte Elm bertporfener uno
eeIh11,beter Menihenleib teiIbaftig
nerben biumliider Berflarung2
glber ni9t 6ie 2aIt Ser eieenen
ShuI6 alleil1 miro ben Sflaben Der
l1nreinbeit nieoerbriiden nie mil
3entnerlait, ,penn er Dor @ottes 4n.
geiidt itebt. Rein, er miro Reden.
idaft geben niiiien iiber Die Spfer
ieiner Berfiibrung ut1o xreuloiigfeit.
gs eibt elm tiefiinnises @eoiht bon
&onrao Serbinano Meber. 0a er.
5ablt Der 0idter: ~Wir trdl,nt', idj
fomm' ans Simnelstor uno finoe
bih, on SiiBe." uno er eraablt mei.
ter, tpie tie am Quen Dor Der binlnl.
Iiihen 8forte iist u16 iid Die SiiBe
waift, Die ooh blenbenb tpeiB iino.
un6 iie INNER u,1o INNER nieoer
tpdidt NIT punberli9er Sait. 0o
fraet Der 0idter: r8as babeit ou
bid bier nit trduennaiien @aneen9"
l1nb er erb1lt Die troitloie Intport
n8eil if i'm Staub nit Dir, 10 tiei
i'm Staub geeangen!" 8ie man
hem Meniden tpirb am Siingiteu
Gage aebnlihes eeldeben, tpeiI e,
MaodeuuniduIo nidt beilis bieli
uno 6rauenebre niht obtete uno :.
unb i'm Staub NIT ibr, 10 tief I'M
5taub geeangen! --
(Jortlesinng foIsD
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g @@ &e 2e aeae1 81
Der5aee nihtl
Gun s. 6ptbenteiner

On Hasit, bak bid elm Sturm &C.
trpffen,
Der iuilb inn !6ersensgrnnb sebanit;
ltnb an benz 2ebensbanm 6ein Soften,
@ie 8latt umb &liitenidmnd ser
sauit:
> Hase nidt! Sn 11nsetuittern
Gritarft 6es 8anmes Warf unb SAT-;
1lnb mag i'm 8inb bic &rune sittern,
Nur tiefer sreift Der 8uraeln &raft.
0n sasit, ipeil beiner Seele slnten
8pm @rnnb auf Elm Orion sermiblt;
$50 emit 6es Triebens Snieln rmbten,
Sci alles nun bonn Weer beIpilt:
Odd gage ni6t: bic 2ebenstriebe
Grneuen iid int 8psenbraus,
1tn6 tperfen Groenluit unb Giebe
Nls Seetrift an ben l1fern aus.
. iiifer syrieSe, mo geblieben,
60 iammerit bn int Hmlberbampf.
0ein 2eben bin- nnb ber9etrieben,
Omnft Sir ein ansiidtsluier 3ampf:
8ertrane bod auf @pttes 8alten;
Sm Oemut nnb NIT &inbesiinn
Sollft bm bas arenspauier entfalten
I'm edtem 5riebems &fse,uiun.
8ersage ME: benm 8pttes 8ille
8leibt 2emdte bir nnb !0immelsfraft
Sm @etterSrans, in Meeresitiac
Der iuedielbplen 2ei6enidaft:
Gin nnberTdbares Grbarmen
l1mfriebet bid in stmrm unb graus;
limb iiif in 8pttes &aterarmen
Nad iduerem Streite rubt iid's ans
8ottinnis 6ers, bn Trenbenaneae,
Mnd ipenn es ringsnm itiirmt mnb
tui,
Oas 2ebem quilt bir eipig beae,
ltnb 6immelsluft bid ianft nmfoit.
1tnb iuie Der Nenid)lidfeit entbpben,
gom Sinnensanber nidjt beitridt,
2ebit bm int @ursefiibl idon broben
ltnb rmbit int Glenb ielbit eranidt.
. labe bid am Guis.Sd6nen
1tn6 fird)te nidts nnb ipiiniH Dir
mid)ts:
2af Grb nnb Simmel iid berI0bnen
SIN @nn6eritrabl bes @na6enlidts.
8alb gebt Der mtibe Sag snr Neise,
Damn febrit gum Sriebems-Seim audi
bu;
ltn6 enblid nit bem Oelbammsueig
8ringt Dir Der Sob Ses Simmels
Stub.
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Qbenofrieoen
Son Saul Sarbaner

Gin Gag bon 5onnenslons sing
CUR Hiiite.
Sinter einem breiten ShIag BON
Sannen lit oie Come nieoergegan-
gen. geun brennt bort elm flammens
oes Rot, als fame cine eetpaItige So
be, Die i'm na6iten IueenbIid ben
8alo oeroerbe. 1ur6 bos broune,
I6lanfe, Bis bod binauf aitloie @e-
Itamme fallen Die 2idtearben in Die
meiBen @aiien oes naben 00rf6ens,
MAIDEN BORT oie 8eranien 1,no 8ego-
nien nod einmal ereliiben, Die auf
ben Jenltergeiimlen ler6ten. 9luf
8iebeln, 0dbern, Mauern entlong
uno in ben 8drten rieielt bas abeno-
li6e @olo, flieBt in oas 0unfeI ME
oerer Stuben uno rubt Damn auf al
ten &ommoben uno 8iloern aus l1r-
sroBpaters5eiten. Sbnen eibt oann
Der lanfte, 5drtlif)e S1ein cine merf-
miiroige 6reunblidfeit, 1pie elm poar
aer5en lie in oas Snnere elmer fleinen
8apeue merfen.
sluT Der 5rieobofmauer liest eine
|rotgetigerte Safe lno blinaeIt IN oen
ltnfenoen 5euerban. 9ur1 oas funit=
loIe, idmieoeeiierne Gor binour9, oos
roltig uno angelloder i'm graueriinen
@eitein miibiamen Solt finoet, malen
oie SonnenItrablen bie lesten sitterl1=
ben &ringlein auf sic inli6ten &reuse
uno Sterne oes itillen, perlallenen
8otteSgartens. Seine Eraurigfeit
|oermogen tie ibm niht gu nebnen,
aber audi nitt ieine feierlihe &ube.
Zen lihtbeiponnenen &ir6turm
|l1mfreilen beimfebrenbe' Haben nit
lautem &rdd5en. 8eitbin blinft bon
tbm oas 3eiden ser grIoiung.
l1no nun erbebt sic @pes8Iode ihre
Stimne sum feierliden &uf uno ibr
Son l6uingt 81 Sal gum See, iiber
ben i6on oie Shauer rinnenoer
Sfatten laufen. Sm eeodmpften
2i6t itebt regunsslos grimes ShiIf.
8ailerrolen idlieBen lansIom ibre
DeiBen &eld)e por oem liiBen Shaa.
Vtiiden tan5en ibren Iesten &eigen
nno oie fleinen M,liifanten in @ras
uno Otoos perltllmmen. l1eber Sen
8eg baItet ein oerip6tet ssr0I6lein.
Ser Bioerldein oes lheibenoen So
geseeltirns rubt iiber oem biiseligen
2ono llnb uerfldrt es. Sn ano6dtigem
Sbmeigen periunfen liegt nun Sic
Natur. S6on ihleift Ser Mono nit
leilem Gang unb blaiiem S6ein elm
Jam ieine gabn, tpabren ser abeno
leine srauen Sdleier tpebt uno milo,
Srouenbanoen glei6iam bie miioe
eroe 5it erallidenoem S6lummer
oedt.
lteber oern iernen @ebirge uber
lhlpebt nod lange leioener 5d)im-
mer, bis enoIif sic 9abt ibr iarnte-
nes @e5elt ipannt, auf Dem piel TAU
leno 'Sterne leuften uno fIin1mern
mie @oellteine, auf tiefbIauem @rune
geitidt.
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gen 5u Dende11, ullo IN SSflden an ger
reiBen. bamit er Den semeinen 0usen
nift tueiter pereiffte nno neroerbe.
8el6es nrteil audi 10 balb bonn &atb
gebiaiget uno erequiret 1poroen lit.
n8roBe 8erbrehen perbienen grobe
'Straffen. 8er porieslit mioer iein
8etpiiie,t, unb ba er ben BiIlen oes
9@rrn ipeiB, iiiabieet, Der bot oop-
pelte Streide neroient."
2as Bud, aus Dem oieie Siltorien
Itammen, beitebt aus nabesu eintou.
ieno 'Seiten in Shipeinsleber gebun-
Sen. 8ie mandes aino, ipie nlandec
l6lidte Wenlh, Bauer nnb San6tper.
fer, ane6t 1rno Naet, mag beim
Shetn elmer nit Riibenol eer1brten
2anpe itb sic 3eit nit Dem 2elen
oieIer gr5abluneen oertrieben unb
unbepuBter 8eiIe oeren i6lihte
8eltpeisbeit in iid aufsenommen
baben! ~tSag mir, mas on lieIt, uno
td tpia Sir iaeen, iper on bilt." Ser
Sbarafter oes Wenihen miro niht
5ulett bard ieine 2eftiire beitimmt,
uno oieIe beitebt eesen1pdrtig gum
groBten Sell aus muffieem, periauer.
tenn l,no oerpfeffertem 3eus. unb oei-
len fabri5iert man ieben Gag eau5e
gilenbabntpogen poa. bas alh lein
Eublifum finoet uno eetpillenlole
Sbriftiteler uno Gerleeer ndbrt. 0n-
BEL iagt elm ni6t=9riitlider 8bilo-
iopb, S6openbauer: rBom Shled)-
ten fam man ME 81, tpenis uno oas
Cute ME gu oft leien: Shle6te 8ii-
der itno iuteneftueues 8ift, fie per
oerben oen @eiIt."
Modte man bod lpenieitens IN
6riitIiden Jamilien ernitlid beitrebt
iein, ni6t nur aufialeno idIedte
8iider, ionbern anes @eorudte, aus
benz Ser @eiit Ser Belt al ben &in.
bern bieler 3eit Ipribt, fern3ubal-
ten. 8eionoers oem geooeuenIelen
iollte moglibIt ein &ieeel norgelbo=
ben Deroen. gs lit oerberbIid fir
8eiit rnb Sers.
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IN Der 5ttue
(Jortiesune foIst)

oSefet un0 arbe1fen betBf ettte
alte uno 1pabre Wabnung. Beioes
gebort baau, nm Elm Menih gu iein,
Inn iib BON ben nieorieen @eidop.
| fen 5u unteriheioen, bon ben gieren.
Oas @ebet miro an erlter SteGe
genannt in oieier Mabnung. @ie in
Ser Natur oes Meni1en 2eib uno
Seele iib miteinanber berbin6en, aber
bic Seele bas @olere lit. 10 iollen
| ii9 in oes Wenihen Gun Beten unb
Mrbeiten au einem @an5en einen, II,
Dem aber bas @ebet Dos g6lere, oas
Bornebmere bleibt. @ir pereellen
Dos beute 10 oft, mir beten gu tpenie.
sd fann l1i9t anoers. 9ie Ir.
belt nirnn1t meme ean5e 4raft in
Inipruf, tie nimmt mir Die 3eit oes
8etens." go entiduIoieen ii9 oie
Weltfinoer.
WiBberlt1noniiie bier 1pie 10 oft.
arbeiten ioait on, ou ionit beinen
&rbeitstag baben, 10 biele Stunoen,
mie lie oein 8eruf Dir auferlest. Die
gleide 3eit gum 8eten lit bon Dir
1,i6t nerlanet. 0idt oarum beiBt es
nbeten unb arbeiten", niht barun1
itebt in oleier Wabnung bas 8eten
an eriter Stelle, neil oas 8eten oie
meilte 3eit oeines 2ebens ausfiillen
! ion.
sln6ers lit ser Sinn. 0ie Mrbeit
Jon bon elei1en 3tpeden uno 3tele,t
getrasen iein, uie fie oas eigentlide
@ebet itellt. l1no tpas iinb iie, biele
3tpede uno 3iele? Das jon aun66it
Der 3tped beiner Mrbeit iein, baB ou
Dir Die gum 2eben notpenbisen Git
ter ertuirbit. .SSm ShmeiBe beines
Ingeiibtes Iouit bu oein 8rot eiien. "
bat Ser Serr idon i'm Baraoieie 5ll
BEN Stammeltern seiprohen. 9as lit
nns Menlben alien geiagt, niemano
ausgenommen. Das 2eben aufgebe,l
laiien in 9dnoeleien, 6ie nihts BE-
oeuten, Die BLOB Die 3eit ausfiiuen.
beiBt aiht arbeiten.
| 9as beiBt nidt leinen Soften aus
fiinen. @er ni1t arbeitet, getpinnt
fein &edt auf Die Glitter gum 2eben,
leiltet Der Weni6beit feinen gntselt
| fir ales, mas er bon ibr in Staat
nnb @emeinoe erbGlt gIio Mrbeit lit
gbrenia9e ieoes ein5elnen, mag oas
grperbsleben ba 6rauBen in sSabrif
unb @erfItatt. ODER ser b1uslihe
&reis nit ieinen BHidten Mrbeit bon
Dir foroern. Ni9tarbeiten beiBt leben
tpolfen, obne elm &ebt, oie 2ebens=
glitter 5it ertperben.
9u iouit ferner arbeiten, um, 10
biel an Dir liest, Die Mufgaben Ser
Menidbeit iiberbaupt 5u foroern.. gs
jon bie NenIhbeit in Der grfennt-
mis- oes Babren fortldreiten, in Ser
l1ebung bes @uten eritarfen. Das loIl
oas Streben bes ein5elnen iein, bies
Streben ioG aber auh ipie elm ern.
Iter 3ug in Dem Mngeii9te Ser gan-
gen Wenibbeit iein. gu 6arfit niht
ldon 5ufrieoen iein, ipenn on sIaublt,
in Der bir gegebenen Mrbeit oas Not-
iDenoige erfiilt aii baben, nein, oen-
fen uno nittan ionit on, ,penn es
gilt, lnter ben Nebenmeniden Ser
8abrbeit Die Cir 5u 6ffnen 1lnb Sem
@uten bie 8abn 5u breben. gintre-
ten fir Die @laubensiiber3eugl,ng, 6ie
mir baben, AUDI BEL anoern, f6mpfen
gegen 11niitte uno Shledtigfeit, Sic
|iid unter ben Meniden brett MAIDEN.
arbeiten ilidt nur 6urd ga6eIn uno
iShin1pfen auf 'bos B0ie IN ser BeIt,
ionoen onrb Witnirfen Bel cnem,
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st. Peters Church Notes

Church school sessions start at
9:55 am. Sundays at st. Peters
Church. The staff is as follows:
George w. Boehmler, superintend-
ent; Mrs. Franklin Cole, Mrs. Leon
ard Stanley, Mrs. Fred Heinold, and
Lester F. Meyer. Services on the
18th Sunday after Trinity, Septem-
ber 25, will be Holy Communion at
8 am; Morning Prayer and SER
mon, at IL am. The children's
choir will rehearse on Tuesdays at
3:45 pm. and the senior choir on
Thursdays at 7:45 pm. The vestry
met on Wednesday night. Church
school sessions will be held in the
parish house. Mrs. v. Wallace FL
terich has retired after forty years
of service as head of the Altar
Guild, and public recognition was
made at recent service of her
long, devoted, and unselfish work
in this important phase of the life
of the church.
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ormer's parents in Wilmington.

formers parents in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, of
Willow Grove, Pa, and Paul Phil
lips are on a visit to their parents.
Miss Florence Wells, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Denney.
Miss Irene Roberts has returned
home from Chester Heights. where
she has been spending the past two
months.
Mr.. Wesley Van Gasken, who has
been visiting relatives in this town
since the GAR. celebration in
Philadelphia. will start on his re-
turn home to Shamokin, Pa, on the
steamer Brady this evening.
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Six Platinum Metals

There are six platinum metals.
They are platinum, palladium,
rhodium, ruthenium, iridium and
osmium. These precious metals
serve the public extensively in
hard-working commercial indus
tries as well as for jewelry. Two,
platinum and palladium, are most
used for purposes Of personal
adornment.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22

Capt. John Price, of Topeka,
Kansas, accompanied by his wife,
are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Carter. Capt. Price,
who was a veteran of the Civil
War, came East to attend the G.
AR. Encampment. held in Phila-
delphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, of Camden,
N. j., both of whom were residents
of Smyrna in their young days, are
also guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
Their son Herbert, was one of the
unfortunate of the 266 men of the
Navy, blown up on the battleship
Maine, in Havana harbor, that led
to the war with Spain.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Haynes are
on a visit of seevral weeks to
friends in Newark, Wilmington,
etc.
Mrs. e. Owen, near Brenford,
left last week for Cleveland, o., to
visit relations, and may be gone
until the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Allen Johnson
returned a few days ago from a
two and half weeks visit to Indi-
anopolis, Ind.
Rev. C. A. Hill and son Charles,
spent the most of last week in Sal
isbury, Md. In company with Rev.
T. E. Martindale, they took three
days fishing trip down the bay,
with VIM. H. Jackson on his yacht,
Impatient"
Prof. G. Virgil Gordon, of the
Virgil Piano School, New York, has
returned from an extended visit to
his father Mr.. Geo. w. Gordon.
Miss Eva Corkran has returned
after a summers vacation to enter
upon her studies again at Wyom-
ing Seminary, Kingston, Pa.
Messrs. Rodney Sharp, of Lewes,
and Harold Green, of Middletown,
Joined their fellow Delaware Col
lege students, Messrs. Charles
Stockly, A. Lee Clifton, and Cum
minis Speakman here last Wednes-
day evening and returned with
them the next day for that insti-
tuition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke PaXson, of
Newark, Del, spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Boyd.
Miss Sarah Hance, Miss Carrie
Hance, Miss Eda Craig and Miss
May Townsend, of Philadelphia,
are being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker.
Miss Margaret R. Lank, of Will
mington, is a guest of Miss Eliza
beth Smithers.
Mr.. Harry S. Kahn, son of Mr.. S.
L. Kahn, of this vicinity, has ac-
cepted a position with j. S. Bache
& Co.. bankers and brokers, Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Charles White, of West
Chester, Pa, is being entertained
by Mrs. James c. Robinson.
Miss Ada f. Travis, Miss Nellie
c. Taylor, and Mr.. Ernest Roland,
of Holmesburg, Pa, are guests Of
the family of Geo. w. Taylor.
Mrs. H. l.. Grier, of Milford, and
Miss Jennie Preston, of Camden,
N. j., are being entertained by Mrs.
III. ID. Boyer.
Miss Jennie Moore, of Sudlers-
vile, Md, is visiting Mrs. John A.
EIoffecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hoffman,
of Wilmington, are guests of Miss
Hettie Megear.
Miss Katherine Beckett has re-
turned from a three weeks visit
to Jenkintown, Philadelphia.
Mr.. William Naylor, residing up
the State road, was out to church
on Sunday, the first time in eight
or nine. months. He has been at
tending Asbury Church, this town,
for perhaps half a century, and the
people were glad to see him in his
accustomed place again.
Rev. Peregrine Wroth, of Balti-
more, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Counselman, his wife's
parents, last week.
Messrs. Geo. F. Frazer and ]. e.
Stevens, spent Sunday last with the
Does GARLIC
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SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22

Oregon led the nation in lumber
production in 1916.