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Evening star., 1950-10-27
Society News
iran Ambassador Entezon1 Celebrates
BHthdoy AnnWersory of the Shah

The Iran Ambassador, Mr.
Nesrollah Entezam, gave his first
large reception since taking up his
post here in September when last
evening he celebrated the birthday
anniversary of His Imperial Maj
esty, Mohammad Reza Shah Pah-
layi. Almost Immediately after
the Ambassadors appointment as
Ambassador at Washington, Mr..
Entezam was elected president of
the United Nations Assembly and
much of the time since then he
has been in New York.
The Ambassador received his
several hundred guests last eve
ming in the attractive drawing
room of the Embassy on Massa-
chusetts avenue. The buffet tables,
laden with delicious foods of this
country and the hosts native land,
were laid in the dining room and
in the library and during the re-
ception hours trays of hors
d'oeuvres, cocktails and other re-
freshing liquids were passed among
the guests.
Officials of their Government
and heads of diplomatic missions
in this Capital with large num-
Der from resident society made up
the company. The Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs. Charles F.
Brannan were there and the
Chairman of the Board of the
international Monetary Fund, Mr..
Camille Quit, the Deputy Manag-
ing Director of the Fund and Mrs.
A. N. OVERLY, the Vice Chairman
OF the Export-Import Bank, and
Mrs. Hawthorne Arey and the Vice
President and Treasurer of the
Bank and Mrs. w. D. Whittemore
were among those in financial
circles attending the reception.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Will
liam o. Douglas, Associate JUS
tice and Mrs. Harold H. Burton
and Associate Justice and Mrs.
Sherman Minton represented the
Evening star., 1950-10-27

was on the staff of the United
States Minister to Luxembourg.
Ensign Coyle is a graduate of
the Lawrenceville School and of
Princeton University, where he
was a member of the Princeton
Cannon Club. He has been doing
graduate work at the Wharton
School of the University of Penn
sylvania and is a member of the
Princeton Club of New York and
the Greenwich Country Club. En-
sign Coyle is stationed now at the
Navy Supply Corps School, Ba-
yOnne, N. j,
Evening star., 1950-10-27

Miss Hannah Irene Hepler and
Mr.. Allen H. Schweizer were mar
ried October % at the Shoreham
Hotel, Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
officiating. A dinner at the hotel
followed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester w. Hepler and
her husband is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Schweizer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

reoen. 9tien1ono fonnte ieine @orte
perlteben lie ibienen elmer gang
fremben Sprad)e entnommen 81 iein.
Niemano permofte in ieinen 8egrifa
fen gu oenfen lie gli6en goloenen
8unoereimern, 0ie aus abgrunololen
Siefen beraufltiegen, aus benen lie ge-
Ii6opft uno in Sic fein 2ebenber oes
0enfens lSeile ienft. 9lber eS mar
iider, ooB er oom ienleitigen Sdauen
iprad. 3enn iett bob er bie cine SanD
enpor, beriibrte Die gel6loiienen Sioer
- ulro idJlug Sic s(ugen arf.
Gen 8lid, ser nun oie WenI6en
traf, sic ser Sanobetpegung oes Sptclt
gefrlgt 1paren, Sen bate feiner bon
ibnen geabnt.
Sobannes gdurt iab oieIen 8lid,
uno falt ipdre er lnter leiner 8elualt
aui Die &nie 9eiunfen. Sn ben sluge
oes Soten lag ein 2eudten od,
fein iroii6eS auge leu6tet 10! &ein
Dtutteroitge, oas lid gum eritenmal
iiber oas 8ebeilnni5 Des &inOleinS
beugt, oas aus benz Ti1tlein ins Sein
gefommen! &ein &inoesauge fam 10
| Idi1nmern, penn auf Sic &inoerlippen
GUM eritenmal ser beilige 2eib oes
Serrn gelegt iuuroe! &eines 8lino=
getpelenen 9luge fam 10 Itrablen, oenl
NenI6enfllnlt uno treue> Sorge bic
SGbigfeit gei6enft, bas iiiBe 2id)t 81
trinfen! &eines Seloen slrge fann 10
our6trdnft Iein non 2id)t unO beili=
gent 8lon5, tpenn er, i'm &onpfestob
5ulammenbre6eno, nod Der Seinen
Sieeesrufe bort llno einen 2obgeiang
auf i'm, Ben berrliden Siibrer i'm
Streit! SSobannes @dart mllBte I'M
1piufiirli6 oaran oenfen, 10 babe oas
sluge bes tSeilanbS eelel16tet, als Ct
la9te: ~8er 0fid) iiebt, ser iiebt aud)
BEN Gater!"
9lber in bem 8lid oe5 Soten, ser
mle0ergefommen tpar, Inn 5ll BEN 2e=
benoen 5u reoen, lag nod Elm anbe-
res: cine unIdglihe @ebmut. Gin
Sebnen, Elm ltnenolid) Ibmer3poaes
Sebnen no6 einem Slid, oas bielen
augenpaar BON ferne crit gelell6tet
IS brane elm Stobnen obne @orte
aus Oielen 5uei elan5erfiilten auget.
iternen, bas alles Subeln oes 2ibtes
in ibnen nod iiberld)rie. gs tpar Elm
8einen obne Sranen in bieien 9lugen,
n1ddtiger als ibr beiliges 9G6eln. 60
lit feiner Mfutter Sterbeblid, 10 iebnt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16
Daa ,.Salur Rrgtna"

!Vearid 9egen Die ltngliidli6en, ols iie
nuf Groen perbannt lebte, melt groBer
aber lit ibre gittige Silfe, % lie i'm
Simmel berrlft; oenn iest itebt lie
unIer @lenb belier uno bat Diitleib
nit uns, oie mir uns in oieIem Sal
Der SrGnen befinOen.
sluf Die 9laerieligIte Sungfrau Ma-
ria 1pelloet oie Stride Die @orte ser
81. S6rift an: u@er mid finoet, fin
BET oas Seben llno ibopfet oas Sell
bonn oerrn" (Spri6ap. 8, 39). Sie
Ntrtter ser @naoe erfiilt ibre &in=
Ser nit 5rel1oe uno Croft, nit Soff=
nltne lno 3lpoeriift, beionoers in Ser
Stl1nOe Oes Sooes. Die 8dter Der Sir
he be5ieben auf tie Die 8orte ser 81.
Sdrift: sd bin sic Mutter Der Soff-
nung" (Sir. "a, 24). 80 eroBe.
bornber5ige, liebenstpiiroiee 0tut-
ter sfaria!" ruft Ser bl. 8ernbaro
aus. rMan fam oi6 ni6t nennen,
obne einen nelten gifer gu fiiblen;
man fann on bib nidt benfen, obne
bon elmer beiligen 5reuoe ersriffen sll
peroen. SsSene, Die bi6 Iieben, tonnen
| itf oeines beilieen Romens nidt er-
innerlL obne in ibrem Ser3en Die
bimmliide 1SiiBigfeit, tpomit ou BON
@ott begabt woroen bilt, 5u berfo-
item"
0en .;sdlub oes vsolpe saesina"
biloen bie @orte: 80 eiitige, 0 miloe,
o iiiBe Srngfrau Waria!" Sic tpur=
Den Dom FL. 8ernbaro ser 4ntipbon
bin5ugefiiet. SSm Sabre 1146 fam ser
groBe, betlige &ir6enlebrer ols @e-
lanoter oes Sapites nad Speper, unr
Den areuaug 81 preoisen. gs mat
geraoe Der Gordbeno oes beiIigen
@eibna6tsfeltes. BERNHARD tuuroe
BON Dem 8ii6ofe, Ser @eiitli1feit unb
ben giirgern ser Stabt nit @brfurft
emptan9en uno in Sro5eiiion gum
ct. <Warien-Gome geleitet. Sort err
porteten i'm Der &aiier uno sic oeut-
lden Teidsfiiriten. Ser Bug begab
lid bonn GortaI bes Oonrs Bis 5um
ebor, tpabrenO Ireuoie bie Antipbon
Der 9inrnelsfonigin, oas rSalpe &e-
gina, angeitimnt tpuroe. Ser III.
Vernbaro gtns, oom &aiier ielbIt ee-
fubrt, mitten i'm 3uge, tief eeriibrt
BON Der slnoadt oes 8olfes uno BEL
oem anblid bes berrli6en Sons.
llno als oie letten &ldnge ser anti-
pbon nerballt tparen, fiiete ser Sci
ltge, an brei beridieoenen Stenen ME
oerfnienb, bon Sreuoe uno geaeiite-
rung Die @orte bin5u: % giitiae, o
miloe, o iiiBe Sunefrau Marial" Gum
eapigen Inoenfen an bieie frobe 9eee-
(Sortfesune auf Settle y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

iid) feiner Weni6enliebe brennen6e
Sebnlu6t nod ibrer 8raut.
9a unD bort bob iid cine Sono au
Dem Soten empor, cine fragenoe, cine
bittenoe, cine bel6fporenoe Sano:
~Sprid, mein 8rlloer, tpie fann i6
Dir belfen?" 3onn tpurben es Ser
Sanoe 5ebn, Damn bltn0ert, Damn tau-
Ieno. ltno iie alle baten uno flebten:
~Spri6 bod, iprid bod, 9ruoer, 1pie
fonnen mir beinen 0urit ltillen, bon
Dem mir leben, tpie er in sir gliibt uno
Did per5ebren 1pia?"
slber ser Sote reoete iett ni6t
mebr. Gr lieB oos Barrett, oas er
INNER nod Dor ser 8ruit belt, leiner
Sano entgleiten uno bob nun aud
oie bis 5ltr augenbobe empor. Wan
iab oas garett 81 8ooen fallen, ober
es CAB audi in oieier tiefen Stille feiz
men 2aut 0es sSaQens. un6 iobal6 es
Der SanO bes Soten entslitten mar,
id)ien eS ii6 in ni6ts ouf5uloien uno
NOR perlhnunhen.
Iort ltono nun ser Sote, BORT Itano
er. Sohaufgeridtet, oas blaile, ober
iebt uon elmer itberiroil6en S6onbeit
0urd leubtetc lno berfldrte Soupt
nod nm ein peni9es erbobt, sic tpei=
BEN Sdnoe elnporgeboben NIT elmer
8ebdrbe ser binreiBetoen SebnIudt
mo oeS Gerlangens. l1no feiner, Ser
i'm lab, fonnte in bieiem 4lrgenblide
nod etlpas llnred)te5 oenfen, tpenn er
porber llnre6tes 9eoad)t; feiner fonn-
te leinen 6eino meiter boilen, 1penn er
einen 6eino bate 1no i'm 5upor &C.
bobt; feiner bate in bieien 9lugen=
blide bart 1no unbarmber5ig iein
fonnen, botte i'm ein Silfeiu6enoer
IN bielem Nugenblide Inn et1pas ge-
beten . :. 10 lebr tunren ale bingeril,
ien i6on BON Dem bloBen 4bnen bel-
len, pa5 ser Cote BORT Dor ibnen
l6aute, obne es idon poQig su be-
liten. llno ieoer ser aberdeen bier in
oieIem enoloS ausgeOebnten &aume
tatte in oieien Minuten, oie tpie
Gmigfeiten lparen, bas 1t9ere @iiien
oarun, OaB oas GOelIte llnb 8elte,
oaS grltrebteite uno llnerfiiuteIte in
linn cine Bride boute 5ipii6en 9ies-
leitS unO SenieitS, Neren feItgegriin-
oete Sfeiler feline iftpor5e Sooesflut
binneg5ulpiilen permohte.
(S6lub folgt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

Sos rSaloe Regina" beItebt aus
einem 2obgebete uno einem 8ittgebete
uno bat folgenOen @ortluut:
Sci ge9riiBt, o &onigin, Ou 0tut-
ter Ser 8arnber5igfeit, ou unier Sc
ben, unlere @onne uno Soffnung iei
9egriiBt! gu Sir rufen mir, perbunnte
&inoer gpas, 81 sir Ieuf5en mir fla.
geno uno tpeinenb in oieiem Gale ser
Srdnen. @oblan 0enn, unlere Sir.
ipre6erin, lpenoe beine barmber5igen
9lugen 81 uns unb 5eige uns na6 Bic
lem Glenoe selum, Sic gebeneoeite
5ru6t oeineS 2eibes, eiitige, 0 mill
Be, 0 iiiBe Sunsfrau @taria!
ngitte fir unS, o beilige 8ottes.
geb1rerin!
"sluf baB mir miiroig weroen Ser
GerbelBung Gbrilttl
r2allet unS beten!
r4umG6tiger, eipiger 8ott, Scr Su
Sen 2eib uno Die Seele Ser glorrei-
6en Sungfrau uno Wutter Maria
ourd Die Mitpirfung oes 81. @eiites
81 elmer tpiiroigen @obnllne Seines
Sobnes porbereitet bnIt: gib, baB mir,
Die in oem Inoenfen an lie ii6 ers
freuen, ourd ibre nilbe Siirbittc bon
oen beporltebenoen lle6eln llno Dor
oem epieen Sooe befreit peroen
9urd oenIelben Seium Gbriltun, l1n-
fern Serrn. 9lmen."
BapIt @regor TX. (t227-124D
peroronete, oos ySalpe 9fesina" ioae
in Sen prieiterli6en Sag5eiten na6
ser Gomplet 9ebetet 4peroen, lpab-
reno Oes gan5en Bfingltfreiies, bonn
SSelte ser sluerbeiliglten Sreifaltigfeit
an bis gum 'S6lulle bes &ir6eniab=
res. Yopit 8ius ". bat am 5. slpril
1876 oenienigen, pelbe am Worgen
Sic antipbon ~Salue Hegina" rno om
Abenbe Die gntipbou vSub tullm
praeiioium" beten, an ieoem @o6en=
tage einen slblab bon bunbert Gagen
uno al ieoem Sonntase eineu Ablab
BON iieben Sabren uno iieben Sua=
oragenen getpabrt.
'S6on iino bie Sitel, lpel6e bieies
2obeebet ser @uerielisiten Ssunefrau
Maria gibt: ultniere &onigin, 0tut=
ter Ser 8ornber5iefeit, unier 2eben,
unlere SiiBigfeit uno unlere Soft
nung." Ser FL. atbanaitus iagt:
~@enn Ser Sobn ein &onig lit, 10
mllB audi init Hedt Seine Wutter fir
cine a0nisin ongeieben unS als iol-
DIE begriiBt aperben." Sic bat Sic
garmber5igfeit elmer Matter; unicr
Serr bat tie uns in Seinem Eeitarnen-
te am beiligen &reu5e aIs Wiutter ge-
aeben. "8roB mar, 10 ibreibt Ser 81.
8onapentura, ~oie garnber5igfcit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

~In0eni P0rt10n, Sbes ct fortuna "a
lete." Sd babe BEN Sofen gefunoen,
Slid uno Soffnung lebet tpobD. Gen
Srt aber iooiel als mogli6 gu meioen,
no nur Don Gerni6tllng Die &eoe lit,
miro sic Gorge oes Q1nglGubigen iein.
gr mill ni6t erinnert tperoen on oos
trourige gno5iel, bos er bem Wens
i6en aufitelt, lonoern BEN @eoanfen
ooran aus ieinem Ser5en oeribeu6e1
un0 oas 2eben, bas frr5e 2eben,
eriinoIid senieBen. l1no in Dem
Grange, bteles 81 tun, lit es ibm
eleibgiiltig, auf peldJe @eiie 1lnO nit
pel6en Wiitteln er iid BEN 2ebens-
9enuB beri6afft. Sir i'm eibt es ia
nob ieiner unleligen 9luffaiimg na6
oem 500 fein 8eri6t uno feinen &id-
ter, uno oarum fiir6tet er nidts als
Ben Serluit oeiien, mas ibm oas Sofs
Ite biinft: sic Moglidfeit, ieine 8e-
liilte unb 8egieroen 5u befrieoigen!
Sier baben mir oenn aud) bie gr-
| flarung oafiir, tpesbalb es in Ser mo.
oernen @eieuidaft, in ser ser I'm
claude 10 apeite &reiie beberri6t, an
ser @ere6tigfeit unb 2iebe, an Dem
5rieoen uno an ser SSreuoe 10 iebr
mangelt. Ser @laube an @ott, an oie
l1nIterblidfeit Der Seele uno Die @ie=
oerpergelt1ng in elmer anoeren @elt,
lit allein imltanoe, Sic @eleul6oft gut
uno eoel 81 erbalten, unO 0arum gibt
es feline bobere slufgabe als Die, in
oas Ser5 Ser Sugeno oie Saot bes
8laubens 81 itreuen, lie BORT gu pile
gen nit aller lSorgfalt, oamit lie auf-
gebt uno rei6e 5rii6te fiir Sen ein5el=
men ielblt uno fir Die meni6li6e 8e-
leQi6aft bringt: fSrii6te Ser 8ottes-
furbt, Ser @eredtigfeit uno 2iebe!
9as lino 8eoonfen, berporgesan.
gen aus ltiaer 8etra6tllng auf Dem
5rieobof, mo bie 8rdber perfiinoen
~Gom Stalrbe bit ou genommen, gum
Stauhe mirit ou 5llriidfebren", uno
no bas &reu5bilo oes Seilanos iagt:
nPer crncam ad Mcem" - burd)
Ra6t gum 2idt, burd treue 8fliht=
! Ierfiiuung 5l1m epigen 2obne.
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oieles, bie Bforten gum etpisen 2eben
geoffnet bat. Gont areu5e gebt Dos
Sell uno ser fSrieoe aus, uno Die 8e=
5ei6nung oes ltillen Srtes, nuf ben
oas 8tlo oes @ottperlobners ber>
nie0eridaut, als 6rieobof, erinnert
an Ben Jrieoen, pel6en mir nift in
Sen @iitern ser grbe unb ,1i6t pdb-
reno urleres 9ebens in Ser @elt, ion-
bern aIlein in ser eipigen gereinigung
NIT @ott finben fonnen. Sic ruff uns
ins 8eo16tnis sic @orte ser 8eis-
belt 6, 1. 81: ~Gie Seelen Ser @e-
rebten iino in @ottes Sanb uno feline
Dual Ser 8osbeit riibrt iie mebr an.
Sn Sen s(ugen ser Soren i6ienen lie
81 lterben, lie aber lino in 5rieoen. I"
Der lette @unib, sen oie Stride am
@rabe zines Sobingel6ieoenen aus
ipribt, bat 5llm SSnbalt ben Srieben;
benn er loutet: nRequiescat IN pace"
Ger rube in 6rieoen). l1no ibm bin5r-
gefiigt miro ser anbere: ol1no oas
elplge Slbt leubte lbm!"
8el1 einen gang anoeren ginorud
ma6t Oas auf Ser5 uno 8emiit oes
Otenl6en als 1pie Sic 2ebre oes I'M
glaubens, Sic bebauptet: uWtit Dem
600 lit alles aus; fein Senieits gibt's,
fein &ieoerieben!" gSie Ser eiiige
Saudi oes @interIturmes, Ser sic lets
ten 8liiten perni6tet, bie itd aus
i6oner Sommer5eit nod erbalten, 10
wirft jenes fur6tbare 8ort auf oen
Irmen, Der, bes 8laltbens perlultig,
am @rube zines bon ibm 8eliebten
ltebt, ser, BON S6auer erfiiut, iiber
oen Sriebbof idreitet. Seoe uno leer
lit es in ieinem Snnern unb fein
Sropfen 8allam trGufelt Die 9off,
nung in ieine tpunoe, i6mer55erriiiene
Seele. Sbm lit oas @rab Die Stattr
ser Gernibtung, aus ser neues 2eben
nid)t mebr beruorgebt, unb er fanl1,
menn er einen 8enfitein auf oennlei=
ben erri6tet, fein tr0Itli6es @ort oar,
auf anbringen, ionOern mub Dem Ser.
itorbenen ienen sSpr16 in oen Muno
legen, ben Sic beionilden H01ner oui
@rabmdler 81 ibreiben pflegten
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(Sortiesune)

Gs spar Elm 2eu6ten iiber pielen
Salptern, fir oas man feine 2idts
queQe iob . lnb iiber pielen anoeren
lag es tpie ein S6atten, fir ben es
feline ipabrnebmbare llrla6e gab. l1nN
ser Cote ipra6.
gr iei tpiebergefommen aus beln
Semi ieits, INN nod einmal iiber oie
Ginge na6 bem Sooe 5u reben - 10
lagte er, iagte es NIT elmer Stimme,
bie falm einen slugenblid Ieiie sit'
terte unb bann tpie Elm 2i6t aufler6-
tete, als Der Sote fortfubr uno ers
Harte, er n1iiiie 5uerit 0as tuioerrufen,
mas er ben Weni6en einnal an fal.
l6en Sdten bargeboten babe. @as er
Damn re0ete, gan5 langiam, oft nit
Sefunoenpaulen 5tDil6en ben @orten,
bas mar elm unbarmber5iges 3erbre-
ben BON Srrtiimern, bic einmal Sau-
ienoe bon linn bingenommen batten,
als er nod elm 2ebenber 1par
StId Inn Stiid 5erbra6 Ser aus Dem
Senieits @ieoergefebrte 6ieie SIR.
timer, 1pie man einen morlben Stod
5erbribt, BEN man fir geil.noes Sola
aniab, unb Ser geraoe % iplitterte,
mo- man iib inn S6apeben am Ib'
grunosra,rce auf i'm fifteen mollte.
urb Damn berihtete ser Eote bon Din.
gen, ,pelde Die Mufmerfiamfeit Der
atemlos 2aulbenoen anipanrten biz
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Marta i'm Anupnt

NJ eih0pfe, iubenb preiit bes sd6pfers 8alten,
W 2akt t6nen 8ottes GOT bnrd ale SpbGren!
Gs uirb, bas fonnt' bic Almadjt MIR geuabren,
Am 2ilienreis Elm 8Oslen fdj entfalten.
Sn elmer Snnsfran Sdyok ,urb Sid seitalten
Gum Wsenib Der @ott, ben Grb' nno Simmel ebren.
> iebt Iariens Nntlit iidj berflGreu,
8alb mirb ibr Mrm ben 8elterlOier balten. -
Gum sabernafel fat bidj 8ptt erforen!
Mnbetenb iieb nns fniem sm beinen 5nken.
8er fam bic Mntter Son benz &inblen trenucn?
8is bn, Waria, nns bas Sell eebpren,
2as nns burd bid ben Seilanb TINS beeriken!
Gr lebt es, tpenn mir bid nit Sbm befennen.
f. q. d. Lppe
in ,0i6terltimmen Ser 8eeenlport'
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9rnfrttHgri1br
Son Or. S. &lns

5um auBeriten: er ipra6 bonn 8elel1
Der auBeren 8elt uno bon ben glnz
pirfungen berIelben auf Ben forper.
los geaporbenen @eilt ipra6 Don
oen grfenntnismitteln ser forperlos
geiporoenen Wenl6enIeele bon
Dem Nufbrehen uno aufbliiben Oes
trani5enoentdlen S6 aus Ioen intellect.
tueaen uno etbii6en &eimen Ses Gel.
ites er ipro6 BON elmer &oniron.
tation oieies tran5ienOentalen Sd
NIT Dem ioeolen Sfopfllnssgeoanfen,
6em ioealen Weni6enbiloe I'M @eilte
oes ES6opfers
glber bel an Sem fam es Sobannes
gdart immer mebr gum 8emuBtIein,
baB ser 3eoenoe bort Dor linn ii6 oeu
8ren5en ndberte, ienieits beren 0as
nod an Ole &atesorien Oes 0iesieits
gebunoene Wenl lhenerfennen perlagen
miiBte. limo apirflid, nun reoete Der
Cote 10, oaB Sobannes gdart i'm ni6t
mebr peritano. gr borte nod @orte,
aber iie tparen 10 ol1nfel fir ibn, tpie
Die Come uno oie Sterne bunfel iino
fir oos Muge zines 8linben. -
@ieoerum lab Sobannes gdart
iiber sic en6loie Weni6enmenge bin.
Mn ibren Mienen fonnte er obleierl,
SaB iie benz l6tpinbelnoen 8ebanfen,
Huge oes geiiterbaften &eoners 10
penig an folsen permodten pie er.
Ser gote muBte in oieiem augen.
blide tpobl bonn ienleitigen Shauen
Evening star., 1950-02-05
'MissHindn7onWed
Tor. A. Miller

In the First Methodist Church
in Fulton, KY, Miss Lois Jean
Hindman. daughter of Mrs. Nor
ton Watson Haws, became the
bride yesterday of Mr.. Rodney
Arthur Miller, son of DR.. and Mrs.
William c. Miller of Gaithersburg.
The Rev. c. e. Hawkins officiated
at the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her uncle. DR.. L. T. Callahan
of Washington. With her original
Pandora wedding gown of heavy
gardenia slipper satin, the bride
wore a TERED veil of imported
illusion, falling from a Juliet cap.
Miss Mary Lee Haws was maid
of honor and the other attendants
were the Misses Bonnie Kistner of
Chicago, Julia Hinson of Pelham,
Ca; Patsy Callahan of Jackson
vile, Fla, and Peggy Scott of
Fulton. Miss Susan Bushart of
Fulton and Miss Carole Callahan
of this city were Junior brides
maids. Ring bearers were Lynn
Bushart and Lynn Thomas.
Mr.. Jack Balm of Glens Falls,
N. Y, was best man and the
ushers were the Messrs. Parks
Weaks, william Terry. Robert w.
Snow, Jack Browder, Read Hal
land and William Murphy, all of
Fulton. The reception was held
at the home Of the brides uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. r. w.
Bushart.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

next six weeks travelling In Eu-
rope.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Smith Of
Baltimore stopped of In Wash
ington this past week to see their
many friends here while en- route
home from O several months trip
to Honolulu.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Leave on Trips

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gewirz are
leaving today for a three-week
stay at Boca Ration. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar Rosen-
thai are sailing on Friday on the
lie de France and will spend the
Evening star., 1950-02-05
June Weddino

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald M. Cox
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ruth Jean to Mr.. John
J. Rittue, son Of MFR. and Mrs.
Morgan Rittue.
The wedding will take place In
June.
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her parents home as they re-
turned from the funeral of her
father, Nabor Lucero.
After roadblocks failed to inter-
|cept the Browns 1937-model Sc
dan in which Harris made off.
officers first centered their search
on rocky Dalton Canyon, Is miles
east of Santa Fe. They theorized
Harris may have headed for a
cabin he has used on hunting
trips.
Early this morning, however,
police radioed from the canyon
they had found no trace of the
fugitive. Roadblocks were REIN
forced as a four-State alert was
broadcast. City and State police
and sheriff's deputies joined to
bring at least two dozen men into
the hunt.
Santa Fe's Police Chief Ben
Martinez voiced the fear hours
earlier that Mrs. Brown was Gin
mortal danger if not already
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Stokowski viii Conduct Reifer Memorial Concert

States in 1888 from Europe. He
landed in New York with $40, O
letter from Arturo Toscanini and
a desire to have his own or
cheStra.
He came to Texas In 1899 and
started symphony orchestras In
Waco and here. He built this
one into the first big budget
symphony in Texas.
Survivors include his widow and
a sister, Mrs. Elsa Caminer, New
York City.
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ADA Acts to Speed End
OF School SEGREGATION

The Washington Chapter Of
Americans for Democratic Action
met last night to discuss possible
moves to speed the end of segre-
cation in District schools.
Speakers on the program, held
at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV, were DR..
Ira Reid, professor of sociology
at Haverford College, and j. Ste
vens Stock, public opinion analyst
and consultant to the Labor and
Defense Departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
BY the Associated Press

SANTA FE. N. Mex, Dec. u.s.
Fears for a kidnapped brides life
spurred a search early today for
the girl and an ex-suitor who
killed her husband in a shotgun
ambush.
Braced for an expected gun
fight, possemen followed the ap-
parently cooling trail of Luciam
H. Harris. So. They hoped to
find him before the Los Alamos
construction worker could carry
out a reported threat he also
would kill his pretty captive, Ad-
elina Brown. "a.
Presumably she still did not
know her husband of a few
months, Lancelot Chubley Brown.
jr.. died several hours after being
felled by charge of buckshot late
yesterday. It was fired outside
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BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. Is.
Funeral services were held to-
day for Max Reiter, the little
man who built two symphony or
chestras in Texas.
Mr.. Reiter, As. died late Wednes-
day. He was stricken with a
heart attack December s.
Leopold Stokowski, famed con-
ductor, will direct the San An
tonic Symphony in a memorial
concert to Mr.. Reiter tonight
over radio station WOAI.
Mr.. Reiter came to the United
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Jan Kiepurus Separate

NEW YORK, Dec. IS R.-
Tenor Jan Kiepura yesterday con-
firmed reports that he and his
singer wife. the former Martha
Eggerth. had separated, but he
said he still hoped for a recon-
Citation.
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Ex-Suitor Kills Man and Kidnops Bride

dead" He said also that officers
themselves faced possible ambush,
since Harris was believed carrying
both 12-gauge shotgun and a
1890 rifle.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
kagnuson DepIores Delay
OF Jap Recruiting Bill
BY The Assoeioted Press

Senator Magnuson, Democrat,
Of Washington. today urged a
prompt joint chiefs of staff report
on his proposal that japanese be
enlisted in the armed forces for
service abroad.
The joint chiefs have told the
Senate Armed Services Committee
that pending completion of a study
Of the whole problem of enlisting
aliens, they would prefer not to
comment now on Senator Mag
nuson's bill.
I'VE ought to do 1t right now."
Senator Magnuson told a reporter.
IF we eventually have a Pacific
pact similar to the Atlantic pact,
Japan would of necessity be in
cluded. Approval of my bill would
give them a good start toward
taking their place among the other
nations"