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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24

, ihen Sbeorte ,,ntertueiien.
Iuf leiner iiblidJen Gortraasreile
am 8ohenenoe eab Der folnmuniti.
lfe Bremierminiiter gntonin 3apo.
todp ben Son fir sic 3eeierungsau-
critic an, inoem er sic 8iihofe ans
floste. tie neriubteu, Die Regieruns
au Itiir5en, oas 2auo in feinbli6e
8ruppen 81 lpalten uno einen ReIi.
sionSfriee 81 entfeiieln. gnoere Ste.
lgiernngspertreter rihteten neue 0rob.
un9en gegen Die .rebeniife fatboIi-
ife 8eiitlidteit".
,Sn Dem eripdbnten Srieoensanaebot
Ser 8iidofe beiBt eS iportlid: r8ir
Dieoerbolen: mir itno bereit, iiber cine
aere6te ReeeIl,na ser 9egenieitigen
9e5iebungen 5Uildell Stride llno
Staat 5u nerbanoelu, tpeull ser Stoot
Den 8illen 5eist, Die firdlide Srei-
belt 5lt reipeftieren." .4.....
! Die Serbanolungen maren 81, 8e.
gir.t 0ieIcs Sabres 5ulan1nlengebro.
den, als oie 8iI6ofe in ibrem Git,
5ungsiaal eiu slufuabnles SuItrument
perbor9en fanoen. Seitoem baben oie
9isfl,iiipnen iiber Die @ieocrberltel=
flung oes SSrieoens 5piiheu Stride unb
Staat al5 Sor6eoiugung Die SSproers
ing oonIeiteu Ger &irhenbeborben
ein9eldloIien, oaB Die Regierung pol-
len Heipeft fir 5ie firhlihe TRADITION
uno Sic Stelllng oe5 8apites uno bes
Satifans 5eiee.
Cine Der iieben Sauptpunfte, arf
Sic Ser neueite 5rieoensappeu Yif
griinoet, mar oas @rIutben an sic
9esier!lna, nit ser Gerfolgung Don
SrieItern, oie oie @rfonlmuni3ie=
rllngshefrete Der Stride ausfiibren,
auT5uboreu. Die tifediihe Reeieruns
bebauptet aber, Die 9Inorobung Ger
Grfomnll,nifation iei aus politiIden
ulo nidt oils religioIen 8riinocn er-
fol9t.
Sll elmer Sroeer Melolm9 Ser
uIii. Greb" bonn 13. September beiBt
les:
gSie beute Don SipIomaten unb
Sertretern oer Stride mitgeteiIt muir
DC, baben bie &otboIifeu elm gebeime5
Nad]ri6ten=gtetiperf geifaffen, mas
5ur Gerbaftung bon fiilf5ebn Gries
ltern gefiibrt bat. Die @eip1brsleute
erfldrten, Die Stride babe iidb ge5lpuns
gen geIeben, 5u oieier Notbilfe 5u erei.
| fen, ltm Ben &ontaft 5ipil6en Sen gi=
| If)0fen 1no oen SrieIterr aufre6t er,
balten sll fonnen.
Die He9ierung bot Die 9irtenbrleie
ser 8iidofe perboten, sic fotbolil6e
Sreiie unteroriidt, ibre 0rudereien
bel6lagnobmt uno oen 8iIdofen oen
normalen Gerfebr NIT oem &lerl,s
unmoglid sen1adt. gr5bii6of Soief
9eran bon Yrog lit felt Wonaten Elm
@efangener in leinem 8alait.
"@s fann fein 31peifel beiteben, oaB
Ole &egieruns fiinf5ebn Brieiter Der
baftet bat, Inn bieies eebeime Het-
inert 5r seritoren," lagte Elm 8eipGbrs-
mann. 2aB es ibr nod nidt geluneen
I ut, ergibt iid aus Der Gatiade, Dob
INNER mieoer @rflarunsen BON Brie-
itern berbreitet 1perben, oaB iie bas
@efdnsnis Der INTERVIEWING unter
oos eeplante Rirdengeies Der Regie-
rung bor5ieben iperoen.
8ertreter Der Stride Iaeten. oab Be-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24
nnn1 tflt,rd1ifdlrn K1lti1rkampf

Dfit ser 8erbobrtbeit mahttrunfes
ner ssanatifer periharfen oie Braesr
aomnuniiten Den &an1pf geeen Die
fatboliIfe Stride fat bon Gag gu Gag.
Illes oelitet oarauf bin, baB binneii
fur5em Der @eneralitl,rm seeen Die
l3ird1e l,nternommen miro. 9lugen=
blidIid1 eebt Ole fommuniltiibe cat,
tit oabin, oas Gertrauen oes Golfes
/ in ben aieril5 uuo Den gpiifopat 81,
terfdiittern. Jortseiest berfinben Die
ISprdbrobre oes rotten &liingels, ste
Mebrbeit Ser SrieIter iei bereit, iid)
Dem 8iaen oes States gu fiieer
(ob1pobl Der Glerus NIT gon5 Der.
IdDiloenoen ausnabmen es e1ltriiItet
Eabgelebnt bot, iid nit oem angebot
bon 8ebaltsauibeiierrng fooern 81
ilaiIen), uno nur oie Mitglieoer bes
tgpilfopats ltraubten itd geeen cine
|~frieolide GerItdnoieung" : 5.8.
iiber Die slnltelllrne abgefallener Che
ologen lrno atbeiItilder &ommlrniIten
Fais 2ebrer in 8rielterienlinarien! I'm
oielen nidtspiiroigen Inf1agen einen
l(nterbalt 5l eeben, peroen iest na6
beriid)tigteu 8eiipielen in Sro5eiien
negen .2anoesoerrot5" Brieiter unb
Hraloten nerurteilt. 9laem Inldein
nad) miro iid) Die 8erfolgung in ser
Slhedo sSlopafei nod ipiloer austo,
ben oils in llnearn. llno in Yolen lit
Elm dbnliber Sturnt i'm ansug.
Mus. Den Welouugen iiber Die Sor
gdnge in oen unaliidli6en 2anoe
greifen mir sic folgenoen beraus.
Nm 12. september meloete Sic
.Iil. EreB" aus 9rag:
Geridarfte 9eoriiduna ser fatbo-
liIben @eiltlihteit folgte eineln neiten
5rieoensansebot Ger Stride. Gor et1pa
einem Wonat batten oie tl6eno>llp=
mafii6en 8ildofe in Srnabo ial ser
Sloipafei einen appeu an oie Gegie,
runs seridtet, sic Seinoielisfeiten &C.,
gen Die STRIDE ein5uIteIen. Grit beute
ipuroe ser Snbalt oes Grieoensansez
bots acknowledgement; es foroerte Die
Inerfennlng Oes Gapites ais &irden,
oberbaupt; pollitdnoige Sreibeit fir
@r5biidof 8eran uno cine 3uriidnab-
me aller 8eldranfl,ngen ser relieio'
len 0reibeit. ;
@lei65eitig nieIen fotboliibe &rel-
le auf bie Observation-Disclosures bin,
Die na6 Mbfailung oes 5,peitauIen5
@orte umfaiienoen appelIs sur ge=
eenieitisen gerItGnbigung erfolgt tpa,
rem. gr5biiGbof SoIef Watoha bon 81
rniib in Wabren tpurbe inter loge-
nannten Soli5eiifls seitellt. Brieiter
erbielten 8eloltrafen ltno ibr @ieen<
tlim lotpie lire gutomobile tpuroen
beidlagnabnt, lpeil lie obne oie Dor.
berige ginboll,ne ser 8eeierungser.
laubnis, oie 81, erlangen ibnen ent-
lbieoen ilnmoglid gepelen mare, BIZ
fhofIihe Sirtenbriefe berlaien. Sn
grabiihof Moto6os eigener Oio5eie
pnr6en bie @ebalts5ablungen an ieh.
5ig @eiltlibe ausgeiest, enttpeoer tpeil
oieie bie Sirtenbriefe berlelen batten
ODER tpeil iie .als Ser lfsoemofratis
| ihen &egierung nidt ausreiheno er.
geben" be5eibnet ipursen. SSm &ab,
men ibres Rampfes 5ur &ontroue oes
graiebunsspeiens ieste oie @egies
rung Doaenten fiir Staatsniiienldaft
Iein, oie Die Stubenten Der tbeoIogi.
iden Seminare in Der fommunifti-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24
Der &apitalismns

Mber tpenn oie Stride oem &ommu-
nismus tpegen ieiner antihriitliden
uno antiIoaialen ginlteIlung entgegen-
tritt, be6eutet 6as nidt obne 1peiteres
cine BiIligung oeiien, mas ilnter Dem
Namen &npitalismus in Der Belt
ftebt.
Anpitolismus lit leiber aud eines
iener Worte, bic, nripriinslih Sdlag-
tDorte, in ben Sprahgebraud aller 81.
piIifigtes M6lfsr einge0rungen iino
iino ali bielen gernirrunsen gefiibrt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24
Die @eItfrontem

Das iino iDihtiee GeFtfienungen in
oiefer 8eit Der gntiheibnngen. Sic
politiihen uno tpirtihaftIi1en Jrpn-
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Warrant Against Husband
Withdrawn by Mrs. Shaw

Mrs. Caroline Hagner Shaw,
Washington socialite. has with
drawn a warrant against her hus-
band, John Francis Shaw, in
which she asked that he be placed
under a peace bond.
Mrs. Shaw, publisher Of the
Socialist List Of Washington, D. c.,
fled suit for q limited divorce In
Montgomery County Circuit Court
last month. In the suit she claimed
he frequently was under the in
huence Of alcohol, has assaulted
her and subjected her to indigni-
ties.
A hearing on the warrant was
scheduled today In Bethesda Po-
lice Court. In the warrant, which
was sworn out about two weeks
ago, Mrs. Shaw expressed fear
her husband would harm her.
Circuit Court reconds showed
Mr.. Shaw has not fled an answer
to the divorce suit.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
FIogpoIe Sitter Of Boys Club
Catches Bad Cold Again in Rain

Fred Nalley. executive director
of the Trinidad Boys Club, is
nursing bad cold again today
atop the flagpole at 1119 Wylie
street NE, after being caught
in last nights downpour of rain.
He rounded out full week on
his pole perch last night and was
caught In the rain for the second
time in a week in his effort to
obtain $4,000 for an operating
and expanding fund for the club.
Mr.. Nalley, who has lost a few
pounds. has not shaved and has
a good growth of beard by now,
said he is encouraged because a
door-to-door canvass by the
Board of Directors and by the
boys themselves will start this
week.
Mr.. Nalley said the first weeks
total has been only 1902 in the
$25.000 campaign. The total for
September is $348.
But he pointed out today
there are some bright spots in
the picture. The largest single
donation, 500. came from the
Washington Music Guild. The
Hirsh Coin Machine Co. gave
juke box and 500 records. Two
anonymous donations came in,
one $75, the other $25. The first
Evening star., 1949-09-19
DR.. John D. Long, Is,
Health Expert, Dies
By the Assoeioisd Press

GUAYAQUHL. Ecuador, Sept
19.-Dr. John D. Long. IS, inter-
nationally famous health expert
died here yesterday.
A graduate of Washington and
Jefferson College and the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania Medical
School, he became medical direc-
tor Of the United. States Public
Health Service in July, 1880. He
was born in Mount Pleasant. Pa
DR.. Long retired from the Pub
lie Health Service in 1888 but
continued as travelling represent
|ative Of the Pan American Sani-
|tary Commission.
He has been director of health
in the Philippines. chief quaran-
tine officer of the Panama Canal
Zor~ vice director of the Par
american Sanitary Commission
and vice president Of the Far
Eastern Tropical Medicine Insti-
tute.
DR.. Long is survived by his third
wife, Grace Henriques Long OF
Guayaquil.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

merchant to contribute was Mon
roe Phillips of Phil's Food Shop
11l6 H street NE, who gave SIC
and is furnishing Mr.. Nalley al
his meals.
Mr.. Nalley said more than 1.00(
people have come by the club tx
see him so far. A few stop anc
buy adult membership cards
which cost 81 each. If they give
more than 81, Mr.. Nalley auto.
graphs the card.
This morning the board of di.
rectors will begin a merchants
door to door canvass. Youne
members of the Trinidad Boys
Club will start their door-to-doo,
solicitation at 4:30 pm. Tuesday
Mr.. Nalley urged the public tc
mail or bring contributions to the
club, 1119 Wylie street NE.
On a 4-by-4 platform, II feet
above the ground, he seeks to keep
in trim by taking setting up exer-
cises.
A Washington merchant has
donated a canvas awning to pro-
tect him from future rains, but
the roll-down sides won't arrive
until today.
In plea for funds. he pointed
out the club will aid in cutting
down juvenile delinquency.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Cairo Rocked 4 Hours
las Old Shells Blow Up
By the Asseeioted Press

CAIRO. Sept. 19.-Three hun
dred tons of old shells blew up
yesterday in an ammunition dump
on the outskirts of Cairo.
The blast rocked and frightened
this city of 100000. Minor ex-
plosions continued four hours
later.
All Cairo's fire and police re-
serves joined soldiers in fighting
fire in the Mokkatam hills behind
The Citadel, Cairo's 1,000-year -old
fortress.
The Ministry of Defense an
nounced an unspecified number Of
soldiers had been wounded. It did
not mention any dead.
The ministry said the army had
been racing with time to move
900 tons Of dangerously deteri-
Grated ammunition out of the
dudmp and throw it into the
Mediterranean.
The ministry said the job was
half completed when the remain
ing 800 tons exploded. The blast
set off nearby stores of other
ammunition and high explosives,
the announcement said.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

lations, Canon Williams in his
new post will have Offices at the
Diocesan Headquarters, 1902
Rhode Island avenue NV.
A native Of Knoxville, Tenn,
Canon Williams graduated from
the University Of Tennessee and
Princeton Theological Seminary
He joined the Navy as a chaplain
lin 1941 and served as Fleet Chap
lain of the Mediterrapean Fleet
through the occupation Of Sicily
and the invasion of Salerno. He
was then made force chaplain OF
the Naval Air Forces in Europe
Later he served as senior chap
lain Of the Naval Air Base at
Corpus Christi. Tex, and held the
rank OF commander when released
from the Navy.
Previously, Canon Williams held
pastorates in New York City,
York, Pa, and Harrisburg, Pa.
He is an associate member of the
National Press Club, a member
Of the Sons Of the Revolution,
American Veterans Committee and
the Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
He will take up his new duties
the latter part of October.
Formal announcement of Canon
Williams promotion was made
yesterday at the II o'clock serv-
ice at the Cathedral by the Very
Rev. John Wallace Suter, dean Of
the Washington Cathedral.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Democratic Club Hears
Mcmahon Talk on Atom

The Democratic Club of the Dis
trict, at a Connecticut Day break
fast meeting yesterday. heard
Senator Mcmahon Of Connecticut
say that atomic developments will
affect everyone's mode Of life in
the near future.
Senator Mcmahon said the
atomic energy program now en-
|ploys more than 10000 persons in
/ 1000 operating establishments.
A resolution in memoriam to
Thomas p. Morgan. late Wash
ington civic leader, was adopted
Mr.. Morgan was one Of the found.
ers of the Truman-Barkley Cult
here. predecessor of the present
club,
Evening star., 1949-09-19

A. S. Kay, Washington, second
vice president: I. S. Sonenshein,
Arlington, secretary. and Samuel
|Steinbach, Baltimore, treasurer.
Delegates from five States and
the District of Columbia were told
the highest interests Of the United
States would be served by crea-
ton of a buffer zone in the Mid
die East with Israel as the
nucleus.
Harry foreigner. lecturer OF
law at the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem, declared such a zone
would restrict friction and ten
sion between the two contending
power blocks"
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Drugstore to Forward Letters
For Santa Claus Postmurks

This years Santa Claus "gim-
mick"-as far as drugstores are
concerned-is having a preview
at the Washington Hotel.
It's a green cardboard mailbox
that many of the Washington
areas 1,150 drugstores will put
on their counters at Christmas
time. Here's how it will work:
A customer pays 10 cents and
selects from seven Santa Claus
letters the one he feels tells best
that old st. Nicholas "just re-
ceived your Christmas list letter
and will certainly be around to
visit late December "a.
The envelope, addressed to q
child who has written to Santa
Evening star., 1949-09-19
|Durward F. Fisher,
|U.S. Research Official
Al BeItsvi||e, Dies

Durward Frederick Fisher, 81,
principal horticulturist In charge
of transportation and storage re-
search at the Agriculturer Depart
ment's Bureau of Plant Industries,
Beltsville, Md. died yesterday at
Suburban Hospital after a heart
attack.
Mr.. Fisher was, according to Or.
Robert M. Salter, bureau chief,
"a foremost authority" in his
field. Under his supervision, the
research department made many
Improvements in packing prac-
tices and designs for containers.
A Washington area resident
since 1880, when he took charge
Of his research unit, MIR. Fisher
lived at 204 Cedar avenue, Ia
koma, Park, Md.
He was a native Of Clarence.
N. Y. He graduated from Mich
igan State College in 1912 and
joined the bureau the same year.
From 1924 to 1880 he was sta
toned at Wenatchee, Wash.
Mr.. Fisher was a member Of
the American Society for Horti-
cultural Science, Botanical So
ciety of Washington, Alpha Zeta
national fraternity. Sigma XXI
honor society, a counselor for the
Society of Refrigeration Engi-
neers and a fellow Of the Ameri-
can Society for the Advancement
of Science. He was past master
of a Wenatchee Masonic lodge.
Surviving are hi; widow. Mrs.
Aida Dearborn Fisher; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida Caldemeyer, 1915
Kenyon street NV, and two sons,
Evan D. Fisher. 1900 Flower ave-
nue., Takoma Park, and Harry D.
Fisher, 2 Forest Way road, Green
belt, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
2::30 pm. tomorrow in the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Claus, and a penny for service
charge. are dropped in the little
mailbox. In a special mailbag
the druggist will send the letters
to Santa Claus. Ind, for a post
mark. Then they'll be delivered
like any other letters.
Christmas cards, whose senders
want them to be extra Christ
masy" also can be dropped in the
special cardboard mailboxes.
The drugstore post Office is a
part of the District Wholesale
Drug Corps fifth annual exhibit
The 106 booths, displaying every
thing from the latest in ribbons
to music-box dogs that are wound
by twisting their tails, will be on
exhibit through tomorrow night
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Brannan Says Fear
Of Abundance Can
Cripple Agriculture
BY the Assseiotsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s.-
There is a new fear that must be
conquered in the Nation. Secre-
tary of Agriculture. Brannan said
today. 1t is the fear of abund-
ance.
"Unconquered," he said, at
could become a creeping pa
ralysis. It could prevent she
further development Of the great
Western resources Of soil, forests
and water.
1T could prevent the expansion
OF industry and labor opportuni.
ties. It could make agriculture
Improbable and reverse our prog
ress in farm efficiency and re.
source conservation"
Says Supports Were Needed.
The author Of the Branna1
farm aid plan told the Westerr
States Democratic Conferenc,
that the country needed a pric,
support system to lift declinin,
farm purchasing power.
Otherwise, he warned, the re.
suit would be wasteful surplu.
of farm production, unemploy
ment in the cities, low nationa
income and, finally, full-scale de.
preston.
Two other cabinet members anc
a presidential economic advise,
spoke optimistically Of bushes.
conditions in the opening "jobs'
panel yesterday. Theme Of tn,
two-day conference Is Land, Wa.
ter, Jobs" The closing session
tonight will hear Vice President
Barkley.
Sawyer and Tobin Speak.
Farmers, businessmen and work.
ers have never been so well of
Secretary Of Commerce Sawye,
said in his address to delegate,
from IL Western States, Hawai-
and Alaska.
He and Secretary Of Labo,
Tobin. answering a question from
the floor, expressed belief ther,
wouldn't be another 1929-witl
its stock market crash and de.
preston.
Highly improbable-in fact
almost. impossible" said Mr.
Sawyer.
Leon Keyserling, vice chair.
man Of President Truman's Eco.
nomic Advisory Council, agreed.
Boost in Benefits Urged
It won't happen again, Mr.
Tobin said. because:
/. The United States has TO-.
900. 900 more people employed TO-
day than the 40,000,o0 In 1929
2. Government safeguards lik,
the banking act protect the pub
lie as never before; 3. The Ma
tion's economy has expanded
greatly; and 4. A huge jobles
insurance fund cushions the ef
fects Of unemployment.
The labor secretary cited hi
home State as an example Of hov
unemployment payments can boil
ster business. In Lawrence, Mass.
he said, 10000 OF the so. 900 popu.
lation have been out Of work
yet retail sales have come with
in three per cent Of 194s.
He advocated that all State.
step up benefits to, $50 q week fol
26 weeks. Action should be tax.
en-. also. to raise the average sat
monthly checks for old age aid IL
step with the Jump in the cost o.
living.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Marshal Tedder Arrives

Air Marshal Lord Tedder, chief
OF staff of the British Royal Air
Force. arrived in Washington by
plane yesterday from London for
an inspection Of United States Air
Force installations. Gen. Vanden-
berg, United States Air Force
chief Of staff, met him at National
Airport. t..
Evening star., 1949-09-19
6. Junitor browns
Off SoIomons Island

Lacey Mann, IS, colored, janitor
of apartments at $500 Luzon ave-
nue. NV, drowned yesterday in
the Patuxent River about 200
yards of Solomons Island.
Witnesses told State police that
Mr.. Mann fell into the water
from a boat in which he was fish,
ing.
The accident occurred about
$3.50 pm. and the body was re-
covered about three hours later.
Mr.. Mann was pronounced dead
by DR.. Hugh Ward, Calvert County
medical examiner.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

gion of tn e
Zion Organiza-
ton of Ameri-
ca during the
org a nization's
! final session of
q two-day con-
| vention er e
yesterday. H e
succeeds Dave
Friedman, Nor
folk.
Other officers
| el e c t e d, were
Joseph Cherner
| of Washington,
vice president;
Evening star., 1949-09-19

dral and direc-
tor Of the Do
cesan Depart
ment Of Social
Relations, tn e
Rt. Rev. Angus
Dun, Bishop of
w a s h / n g =
ton, announced
yesterday.
Charged with
the responsible
ity of educat-
ing clergy and
laity of the do
cese in Chris
tian social re-
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Ambassador to Cubo
Reports to President
By the Asseeio,sd Press

Robert Butler, Ambassador to
Cuba, reported briefly to Presi-
dent Truman today before flying
back to Havana.
He has just returned from q
pleasure visit to Ireland, England,
France, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
lasting about five weeks.
Asked about "rumors" that he
might be given a diplomatic post
In Europe, he replied: Cuba is a
very lovely place and I am anxious
to get back"
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Weather Report

District Of Columbia - Partly
cloudy this afternoon, highest
temperature in lower 80s. Fair anc
cooler tonight, lowest about 50
Tomorrow, mostly sunny, highest
about 78.
Maryland-Fair and cooler to-
night and Tuesday. Highest to-
morrow in upper T0s. ,-
Virginia-Clearing and cooler
tonight. Tomorrow mostly sunny
and cooler, highest in upper 70s
west and north portions and low
80s southeast portion.
Wind velocity, 10 miles per hour,
direction, west.
d. C. Pollen Count.
|, District Medical Society rag.
weed pollen count for a hours
ended 8 am, September 49, !
grain per cubic yard Of air. Incom-
plete due to rain.
River Report.
Trom q. o. Engineers.)
Potomac River cleaf at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear
at HaTpers Ferry.
Humidity.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Sweetheart Of
D. A. "" for
t h e ir Forget
Me-Not Week
W hich starts
September 26.
To fin ance
their rehabili-
tation programs
for veterans in
hospitals, the
veterans will
exchange small
artificial For
get Me - Nots
for contrihu-
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Mrs. Morgenthou Takes
Slight Turn for Worse
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-The
condition Of Mrs. Henry M. Nor
genthau, jr., wife of the former
Secretary Of the Treasury, became
"a little more serious" over the
week end, a New York hospital
spokesman said today.
Mrs. Morgenthau is being treat
ed for q liver disorder. Mr.. Nor
genthau, who recently recovered
lat the hospital from a near case
Eof pneumonia, has remained there
to be near his wife.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Congress in Brief
by the Assoeioied Press

Sen3HE..
Meets at noon with vote on John
Carson for Federal Trade Com
mission scheduled; military arms
erogram debate follows.
Agriculture subcommittee hears
testimony on price support for
eggs and potatoes.
Judiciary subcommittee opens
hearings on anti-monopoly bill.s
House:
Comes back to work Wednesday.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
St. Clement Show Set

The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Episcopal Church Of st. Clement
will give style show in the parish
hall, 170l Seminary road, Alex
andria, at $3.50 pm. Wednesday.
Proceeds will go toward the church
building fund.