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Evening star., 1950-02-09
District 7 Citizens 10 Plant
$50 Trees in COLLEGE Park

Residents Of Districts 2, Col
lege Park, Md. are planning to
plant $50 trees to beautify the
residential section.
The project is to replace trees
that have died or been removed
in street-paving operations and
to add new ones. 1t has been ap-
proved by the Town Council and
is being carried forward by the
District 2 Citizens Association.
Residents of the section adioin-
Evening star., 1950-02-09

of spotting prisoners with abnor-
NAL sex drives "at the earliest pos
sible moment" even though they
have not committed known sex
crimes.
Experience" he declared, "in-
dicates many of those who COM
NIT the more frequent kinds of
perverted sex acts seldom modest
anyone other than their own
type" But "the acclimated Grim
inal," he added, lis prone to- seek
sex qualification in abnormal ways
and become really dangerous to
the young and the weak"
Peter Pitman, 83, has started
his list year in the same Office, at
SYDNEY. Australia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
.Lass az Philharmonic
Slated az the Masonic

Phillips and Lester Young on
tenor sax; Bill Harris. trombone
Oscar Peterson. piano soloist; Ray
Brown, bass; Hank Jones, paino;
Buddy Rich, drums; Harry Edi-
son. trumpet.
Hawkins, called by many vet
Grams as the best of the tenor
saxmen. is making his eighth
tour with the musical group.
while Flip Phillips. former Woody
Herman sideman, is beginning his
third. Flip will be featured in
strumentalist on "Perdido.
Most Original
Lester Young has been labelled
as the most original of the Jazz
musicians and is considered the
progonitor of Bop. Harris is also
an alumnus of Woody Herman's
band and is known as the sound
among trombonists.
Making his first tour with the
group is Oscar Peterson who
seems destined TO become an all
time great pianist. Ray Brown
and Hank Jones are alumni Of
the Dir Gillespie orchestra. Ex-
cellent instrumentaists, both are
making their fourth tour.
One of Best Drummers
Buddy Rich, probably one OF
the greatest present day drum
mers, gained fame as member
of the Tommy Dorsey band. Max
ing his initial appearance with
the group is Harry Edison. for
mer standout trumpet artist with
Count Basic. who is known for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

Local Jazz lovers are in for
another treat
The treat will come in form OF
Norman GRAM Jazz at the Phil
harmonic group which invades
the Motor City Sept. 30th with a
concert at Masonic Temple.
The 1850 edition includes not
only nine of musicians mu-
sicians. but will again feature
in the vocal department the
peer of female vocalists. Ella
Fitzgerald.
The Remember group in
cludes Coleman Hawkins, Flip
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
Orioles to Nest
at Harlem's Apollo

NEW YORK. THE high-flying
Orioles, who have just returned
from a record breaking road trip
on which they covered 81 states
in three months, have been
signed for their forth engage
ment of 1850 at the Apollo The
atre in Harlem the week starting
Oct. 5th.
Their Apollo opening will also
mark the groups ninth booking
at that theatre in less than two
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

his outstanding playing in Jam
min the Blues.
Ella needs no introduction. She
is one of the few singers who
can do both jazz and popular
songs. and both slow ballads
then up-tempo novelties.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
U. St, ga. :

Gs gibt ielblt aatbolifen, tDelhe
sic betrabtenOen Sroenslel1te als 11ns
niibe Dfitglieoer Ser fdmpfenoen Sir
6e betra6ten. Sic perlteben eben tidt
Sen Sinn uno BEN 3tued oer betrad-
tenoen Sroen. 3undblt gibt es MIR
tpenige Sroen beioerlei @ei6lehts,
apelde ausl6lieBlid itd Dem @ebet
uno Ger 8etrabtung ptomen. @db-
reno Die groBen Waiien Ser Men-
I6en ein gott= lno religionsloies, ia
Ielbit Elm religionsnerfolgenoes 2eben
fiibren, beten uno iiibnen Die betrab-
tenben Sroen 'fitr ole Siinoen Der
Menidbeit, nad Dem 9eiipiel oes
gottliben Stifters Der Stride, pelber
ebenfaas frei1piIig fir Die Siinoen
ser @elt betete uno faltete uno iblieB.
lid oen iGmer5li6Iten 500 am &reu5
erlitt fir Die Siinoen Der @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Hic. g., y. M.

@Gbreno mir et=3uBlano in
geraoe5u unperltGnolIher @eile be.
giinltigen uno lrnIer Sr1lioent er=
tlGrt, HuBlano bereite ii6 gum 8rieg
gegen Slmerifa Dor, miro aus 5ranf=
fltrt q. %. beribtet, baB bunoert Mil-
lionen uitberibiiiiiger" amerifanil6er
&ortoffeln in Der Soipiet- -3one Dit
Geutid'lanos eintrafen. Wan lit ser
ourdii6tigen 2iigenpropaganoa Ger
Solpiets, Der aartoffelf1fer babe Die
&artoffelernte pernidtet, tpieber ein-
mal gum Spier eefaaen. Ger 8reis
oieler Ser SIt5one eelieferten &artof=
feln betragt elm Gents pro bunoert
Efuno frei bon SEEM Yorf geliefert.
Iurd ote Breisitiislng ser Regie=
rlng nit Sarmiubltoien muB cine
SEEM yorfer Saltsfrau flint bis ie6s
Gents fiir bns 8funo &artoffeln inn
&leinbanOel 5ablen. Iie Gerld)iffun-
gen uad Slt=0eltl6(ano erfolgen,
I'm sort cine &artoffelnot gu bebe-
ben, unO neil sic fommuniltii6e Yro-
paganOa beballptet, oaB amerifani-
ide gontber &ortoffelfdfer ab1perfen.
9ies ioa angeblid geifebenL Inn sic
oelttl6e aartoffelernte 81 id1oigen,
Inn cine &riegfiibrllne nit 8a5illen
aus5uprobieren uno INN fapitaliIti-
ldes &1fergift au berfaufen. slmeri-
faniide geaptten be5ei6neten oieIe
9ebarptungen Ser 9toten als bodIt
laderlih unO lagten, bie &omm,ni-
item perIu6en anI6eineno bas Golt
auf cine i6ledte Grnte por5lrbereiten.
Son nidtamtli6er Seite beiBt es, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
@m. s., Nah. -

8abr lit, OaB, nit etli6en ausnab-
men, Die gtotlage i'm oeltl6en Weiten
niht mebr 10 afut lit. gteben pribaterl
Senoungen bat bie 9elltl6e Garitas
ieit Der 8dbrungsreform 51peiuno=
pier5ig Willionen ailogramm Natu-
ralipenoen uno annGberno a1t5ebtt
Milionen 9GUt sur 2inoerung Ger
Scot geIammelt, mie auf Der BaOer-
borner Sagltng oes 3entralrats oes
9eutlhen Garitnsperbonoes ntitges
teilt puroe. Sm Goroergruno ser In
ternen 8eratungen Itano oas Broblem
ser 5liidtlinge, apo5u feitgeitellt muir
oe, oaB bon allen Garitasipenoen bis
Der iiber ieb5is Gro5ert fir Die
Slii6tlingsfiirlorge pertpenbet NOR
Den ieien. sluBerOem 1purben BON Den
anerifanilben 8ii60fen uno oeribiez
oenen @ob blt1tigfeitsuereinen Wtillio=
men an @elo unO nnoern @uben ben
NotleioenOen in GelltIdlano 5llge-
nanbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
g. g., 81. -

Die bette Otetbooe, 91ume mo
Str1uder friid umo in gutcm gu.
ltanO 81 erbalten, beitebt oa'ir, oaB
man etlpa Orei bis bier rSe!per" <Hob.
rem Don etlpa fiinf5ebn bis 5unn5ig
3ou Sdnge lenfrebt unlpeit Ser
@auptluur5eln binuEter ietlft, loOaB
lte niht iiber oie Sberfldho bes 80,
oena berporragen. 8ieie fiiGt man
beit1nois nit 8aiier. Man fam alldj
jill gleiher 3eit Ginger nit oem @ai,
ler uermii6en. Iuf Diele gSeile blei.
BEN 8dume uno tStr1uGer fril6 llnl
fr1ftig l1no bliiben 1rno tragen iSritcb,
te. Gin meiteres Serfabren, iunge
SbItbGllme 5llm Sragen 81 bringen.
beItebt Oarin, OaB man nit einem
iharfen Wteiier Gini6nitte in Sic
Hinoe ma6t, ser 26nge na6 por
unten bis binauf 81 oen eriten geIten
mas man I'M 5riibiabr ooer i'm Serbl1
tim fam. Gin 2eier, Sem mir oieies
Serfobren anrieten, i6rieb uns, el
babe uniere snleitlng befolgt unI
ldOn im nGGiten Sabre bingen Oie
SbltbGume poa Sriichte, uno trager
Icitoem ieoes Sabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Irau +. ., Neb. -

IS qibt nebrere l1rladen, 1pe5balb
SrebsIeioen uno frebsartige @el6lpit-
re in Ben letten Sabren gepaltig 5u=
genomnen baben. $50 iib &rebs an-
geiett hot, sort lagen peroorbenes
8lut uno foule Sdfte, sic in einen
Giterberb peripanOelt moroen iino,
llno borte, apeiterfrelienoe @uberge.
ldupiire biloen, ipoburh Der gan5e
Srganismus ruiniert miro. Weoi5in
einnebmen ODER Salben nnipenoen
bilft ni6t, ga lie sic llrlahen nid)t
entiernen. 9as bette Wtittel lit bas
9lrflegen Don naiiem 2ebm (Glap).
8farrer &neipp ifreibt, baB er cine
SSrau gebeilt babe, Die 5mei Sabre am
8rultfrebs lit unb oils unbeilbar err
flGrt 1poroen mar. Iuflagen pon moi
iem Sebm beilten ons &reblei0en IN
5pei @ohen. Sollte oieles 5neilpo6tz
ae Gerfabren Elm ultes llebel nid)t
gon5 beilen, mus man NIT frii6en
Sebmauflagen fortfabren, bis oie les-
ten Spuren oes 2eiOens peri6luun-
Sen Iino. BUR ielben 3eit iollten
&rebsleioenoe cine geeignete 9idt
beobahten. Wtan meioe Sleiidipeiien
uno geniebe piel SbIt uno 8eniiie
Hobes Sauerfreut llno lalre Wtil6
lit iebr beillam. Sn umlerm 2anoe
meroen ieit SSSabr5ebnten ieOes Ss5abr
Milionen geiommelt fir Die Ier5te,
Die angeblid iid oem StuoilIm ser
&rebsbeilung piomen. gs lit aufial=
lenb, baB in unierm Sabrbunoert ser
SSorl6ung uno oes 6ortlGritts IN Ser
SDgiene uno ser Wteoi5in i'm allges
meinen, bis beute, troB oes rieligen
9luf1p6nos bon @elo, nod fein Mtits
tel gegen &rebs gefunoen poroen it,
ltnlere alten 2eler tperoen ii6 erin=
nern, oaB oas beute pom Sen sler5ten
perbotene unO unterOriidte Seilnlittel
~Sugine", Inn MIR Elm 8eiIpiel an5l1-
fiibren, cine tiltere Iruu in Cincinnati
DOM Nagenfrebs fltrierte, oas bon
finn Ier5ten als unbeilbur erflGrt
noroen mar. llno ibel,te lit nit gro
Bem 8eloaufpano nod fein &rebss
heilmittel entoedt porOen. 3ur Ser
biitllng !lno l6nelleren Seilung iollte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Brr Sdrutgpatrnn hra
Hprkphra

llnn1ittelbar aus ser 8eor1ngnis,
aus BEN 8efabren ibrer @egentport
buben Die Wenlden Seilige oes Sim-
mels als beionoere S6utpatrone uno
6iirIpreder erforen. slls oas 2eben
oes 8olfes nod in ieiner @eiamtbeit
erfiilt mar bon Dem Segen oes @lau-
bens, oa breiteten alld iibtbar iiber.
aa i'm offentli6en 2eben bic @eItalten
Der Seilieen, BON &iinI Itlern in gr5
uno Stein geformt, lire i6iibenoen
arme aus. 3enfen mir nur ON Sen
bl. Nepomllf, ser auf oen 8riiden
Itono uls 'SbutbeiIiger gegen sic
@ailernpt.
@enn beute sic Wfeil1ung perbreitet
lit ooer nod Mogli6feit geforoert
miro, iolcbe Ginge geborten ins &ei6
Der Homantif, unb 1pertn mir auf
iol6e Meinl1ng 8e5ug nebnen, 10 BEN.
fen mir ni6t on bie Spotter oes I'm
glaubens, pielmebr an ienen Sell oes
fatbolii6en 8olfes, ser ielbit Grmer
geiDoroen lit an gldubiger @iniidt
ooer glei6giiltig uflo oberfI1nIih.
las grlebnis bes @l1n6ers lit aller-
oings cine @naoe, Die nid)t ieoem su-
tell miro, am luenigiten bemienigen,
Der ni6t 6aran in ieinem innerIten
Ser5en glallbt. 8er aber geraoe5u sic
rettenoe uno ibiibenoe San6 bes bel.
ligen 5iirlpre6ers uno Sellers iiber
lib gefiiblt bot, miro oie getpaltige
araft ermeiien, oie BON ieinem @ebet
81 Dem Seiligen ausgebt. gber audi
Damn nod miro es GROCER @inii6t unb
bohIten Gertral,ens beoiirfen, INN
allies az begreifen, tpas unii9tbar 1nb
llnfontrollierbar @utes Dem Meniden
onr6 ieinen 5iiripre6er bel @ott ae-
I6iebt. Genn pel6er Menid fennt
alle Die 8efabren, BON oenen i'm oie
llebepolle Sano bes S6utpatrons su.
riidbdlt2
@ir miilien Sic @egenmart erfiinen
nit glau6igem 2eben. Silfe nno Sir.
lpra6e Ser Seiligen bleiben sic glei.
hen, alld Denn lie Die 2ebensge1pobn.
beiten oes Wenl6en bur6 oie gnttpid.
lung 5ltr 3ioiliiation bauerno Gnoern
Gin grfiillen Ser @egentpart nit Sem
gertrauen 5u ben 5dutbeilieen III
tpobl Inn 10 tuidtiger, als iif ood
mabrbaftig bie @efabren, Die Self
uno Seben beoroben, nibt perminoert
baben.
8an5 llngebeuer lit bie 8efabr aui
Ser StraBe afut getporben. Mus
Dem ioDllil6en @anoern, ger11h.
llben &utlbieren olr6 bie @elt III
ein galen getporoen, elm eiIfertiger
getrieb bon Waiien bon 8efGbrtet
aller Irt, oenen uniere StraBen nid1
i'm geringiten geipadlen iino. so III
Der Wtenib beute in Staot uno 9ori
Jan5 betra6tlib erb0bten @efabrer
ausgeIebt. @ucb sic Sniaiien ser sc.
fdbrte, lei es nun Ser giienbabn
S6iffe, slutos, Slug5eltge ober ion1ti,
ger 8ebifel, niiiien nit @efabren red.
men, oenen iie getpiB ni6t in allen
6allen ourd eigene S6ulo erliegen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

IunS iprab nur leiie: nSerr - &opf-
neb!" 0Serr &ooperator", oas
brahte er nidt nlebr 3litpege. Sn Dem
genarterten &inoergebirn floB bas
8ort v&ooperator" 5uIamnlen nit ei-
mem anoern @ort, 6as mir Ser Sllnge
10 oft genannt, tuenn ib i'm frogte,
Darlm er tpieoer nibts gelernt babe.
vSSd) babe immer 10 &opfneb," mar
Damn Die regelmdBige Mntlport. llno
iett, no oas &inb I'M Sterben lag,
Ibien es mir ba als lebtes @ort nod
einrnal iagen 5u tpollen, tuie 1penn es
nidt obne oieie Gntihulbigung fort
geben Tonne bon ser @elt - uno
bra6te bod nihts mebr bernlls als
Die 8orte: rSerr - &opftpeb!" =
@laube mir, es lit mir pieles ourd
Die 'Seele gegangen am 8ette oes Iter-
benoen &naben nnb nidt blob bos
8ort: u&opfipeb!" - SIN piele an-
oere @orte muBte i6 oenfen, in oenen
alles liegt, apomit oie Meniden elm
amber oas 2eben idiper MAIDEN +. /.
r&opfDeb", = Sa, Sorgenmeb, Ser5-
lDeb, Seeleittpeb! -
@ie iagt 0o1 Ser Gt9ter2
80 lieb, iolang ou lieben fannIt,
. lieb, iolang ou lieben nagIt;
2ie Stunbe fonmt, Sic Stunoe
fomnt,
$50 ou an 8r1bern ItebIt ltno flagIt!"
J. K.
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s. e., ,.

@egen droniibe 8laienleioen, oie
beionbers bel dlteren 2euten porsom=
men, enpfieblt elm alter, erfabrener
9lr5t cine griinoli6e Niihfur. Die
Wfil6 fann man gefodt ocer frtib
trinfen. Wtan fann nit einem Quart
t6gli6 beginner ltno NIT ieoem Gag
et1pa cine Saiie mebr trinfen. Nilf
obne 8abm uno iaure Milb Itno am
beiten. Ga Wfil6 oae not1penoigel
9tdbrltoffe enfbalt, iolte man nab.
reno Ger Sur fat nur Wild genie
BEN unb ettpas altbafeneS, l6nar5es
8rot Oa5u. Ser ar5t bebauptet, er
babe NIT oieier Mtildfur 6roniide
&ranfbeiten, Die 8aiierIudt, ielbIt
Ser3franfbetten, fliriert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

lestiGbrige geringe Grnte mag 81 Ell
ner &nappbeit on Saatfartoffeln in
oieiem Sriibiabr gefiibrt bdben Dit
0euti6lanO peri6umte es anb i'm Of
tober pprigen Sabres einen &ontroft
5u erfiiaen, urter oem 100000 Cont
men &artoffeln an 8eit-9erlin gelie-
fert Deroen ioaten. Da Die &artoffel-
auslaat crit 0titte Wtai enoete, TOM
men Die 8ebauptltllgen Der oitlid)en
SropuganOanlaher ood nnnloglid
altf @abrbeit 6eruben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
M1AkunN
san Irpf. 5. 9. 0abren
Rebafteur oes ,Saiienfrennb'
Z. j., Mo.

lleber Die Seiligipredung beS Sol
ner 9rdmonItrotenie oes
ieI. @ermam Solef miro, apie aus
8om berihtet miro, gegenmartig in
Rom beraten. @ie oie er5bildoflide
geboroe in &oln Oa5u nitteilt, lit nit
ser Soeilieiprehlng oes Vtondes
ipabri6einli6 nod i'm 2aufe oeS 81.
SSubres 5u rednen. Ser SeiligIpred.
ungsproSeB oieIes oelttiden 0tpiti-
fers, Der 1850 in &oln 9eboren 1pllr,
Oe uno 1249 I'M &loiter Sopen bel
,3iiIpid) itarb, 1pllroe bereits i'm Sab.
re 1923 eingeleitet. Gie 8ebeine oes
Seligen ruben in Der Ibteifirde poll
Steinfelo (gifeD.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

Ser S6ubpatron bes Berfebrs lit
ser fl. Gbriltopborus. Sein 8ilb lab
ih nellif in einem 4nto an iener
SteIle bdngen, no ionit Die Jubrer
irgenoeine Buppe ooer dbnIibe Ge-
quiiite, Die iolden Slinrbug glaubt
man bintpieberun Slid brin9en
lou, beritmbaumeln Iaiien. 9ieies
8ilO bes I'll. GbriItopborus in oem
gluto i6ien mir Der Iusorllf zines
tpabrbaft pitalen @laubens at letn.
GbriItopborus NOR anf ienen 8ilo
tpie ifbli6 bargeItelt, bur6 bas @ai.
ier ibreiteno, oas Gbriitusfiiro auf
Dem slrm. slls beibnilber &ieie Der
2eeenoe ioa er auf Der Guide nah
einem 'Stdrferen fih Dem Seltfel per-
| idrieben baben. slls aber oieier Dor
Dem 3ei6en bes &reu5es entflob, er-
fubr er oen Namen Gbriiti, oen er iid
Damn 5ll Iu6en allfrnahte. Gin gin-
iieoler iagte ibn, er fdnbe i'm nur in
guten Suten uno fronnern 2ebert.
1iele guten Saten berribtete Gbriito.
pborlls, inbem er, bur1 ieine @r0Be
begiinitigt, &eiienbe iiber beionoers
gefdbroete Stellen beim neberihrei.
ten Der 5liiiie trug. gines Cages aber
nabte Elm &ino. @s tpar 6as Gbrilt-
ftno, oas gbriitopberus iiber ben
Slu6 bra6te, ipober er nu1 ieinen
Hamen erbielt (GbriItustr1ger).
Gas 8ilo oes Seiligen i,nb Mdrtp.
rers NIT Dem GbriItfinb auf ser
Sbulter in ienem auto lest elm ein-
oringli6es 3eugnis ab: bas Birfen
Oes Seiligen fir oie Meniden BEL
@ott miro lebenbig bleiben inmitten
Der neueiten te6niihen grrungenihaf-
ten Der 3eit.
Sm Sabre 1886 griinoete Seinri6
bon &empten cine Bruoerlhaft 6es
d. GbriItopborl1s, au Ser ii6 Witglie-
Der aus Sirol uno 8orarlberg befann-
ten. sSbr Streben mar pornebmlih
oarauf seridtet, 3eiienoe BET Dem be-
lonoers i'm 8inter iebr gefdbrli9en
llebergang iiber Sen Mrlberg au 1hiit-
gen. Sic erbauten Elm Solpts lno
gaben oielem ben Hamen oes Seili-
gen.
8ir leben in ser 3eit, sic 6ie teh-
nii6en Nittel immer nebr boIlenoen
uno ausniiben miro, Oh ii9 au6
Ougegen alaeen erbeben ober ni6t.
0tiioes &eiientiment nit Dem 8lid
auf Oie Gergangenbeit auein lit 90 ge-
nib ni6t geeignet, Die @laubensfraft
5u erbalten uno 5u itarfen. gs lit not
menoig, iid) tapfer binein5uitellen in
Die 8egenipart uno tie 5u erfiiIlen nit
driltli6em 8eiIt, no 0tes nur tnog-
li6 lit.
Gbriitopborus muB sic &eilen0en
ni6t mebr bur6 Die gefdbrli6en 5tel-
len Ser Sliiiie tragen. Oa biniiber
fabren oie iett miibelos bie Sdbren
ooer fiibren ii6ere 8riifen. or ioa
uns iebt nit ieiner giitigen &ono ge.
leiten ourd) bie Sait bes Berfebrs,
5tpiifen oen @leftriiben, Motor-
raoern, 9lutos unO idtperen 2aIt-
tpugen binour6. Gr ion 1ns betpab-
rem in Ser Giierbabn, auf DEM Sbiff
lno i'm 5flg5eug. @ie er bas gbriit.
fino it6er bur6 Die Gluten getragen
bat, ntoge er ap6 1tniere &inber,
oenen bur6 oen 8erfebr iiberoG Ser
1ob allflauert, bilfrei6 betpabren llno
Dor llngliid Ibiisen!
Iir iollten ct. Gbriitopborls als
Dem S6utpatron oes mobernen Ser
febrs eine Stride bauen!
DR.. w. OeSew
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man fiir eine griinolihe 8lutreini
|gllng iorgen, beionoers I'M Sriibiabr
oa ieoer Oteni6 elm 8lutreinigungs'
mittel notig bat. 9lls ausge5eidnetes
8l1tretnigungsmtttel, oas aus Sell.
fr1utern beltebt, empfeblen mir OaS
betreffenoe &rduter -8lutreinigungS.
mittel, oas erbaltlt6 lit bel Dem alten
2eier oes Ohio -8ailenfreuno': 0tr
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Evening star., 1950-02-06
Writing Contest Brings Flood
Of Entries, With Two Days Left

Each Judge will indicate his
best Of class" and at the con-
clusion of the preliminary studies
a joint meeting of judges will be
held to consider the f1nalists and
select the first and second prize
winners for the city.
AL gold key awards will be
entered in the national contest
conducted by Scholastic Maga-
zine and, based on past perform
ance. Washington should do we'll
In the first contest. Washington
had one national winner and last
year scored with two national first
places and more than 80 minor
award winners.
The contest has the approval
of the Washington Board of Edu-
cation and has been warmly
supported in the Maryland and
Virginia areas surrounding the
Capital.
Evening star., 1950-02-06

With only two days left during
which to enter manuscripts in
The Evening Stars third annual
Scholastic Writing Awards Con-
test, students in Junior and senior
high schools in the Metropolitan
Area of Washington have already
poured In q flood Of entries.
There are more than two score
categories of writing involved in
the contest which is conducted in
CO operation with Scholastic
Magazine. Interest is general
throughout the list.
After all manuscripts are in,
they will be catalogued and turned
over to the local judges. each one
whom will consider single cate
CORY. The judges will award
5 gold keys and 20 certificates
of merit if they find that q suf-i
ficent number Of the entries war;
rant these honors.
Evening star., 1950-02-06
Health Councils Will Hold
Joint Meeting Here Feb. is

Five national health councils
which advise the Surgeon Cen
eral will hold their first joint
meeting at 10 am. February Is in
the Federal Security Building.
Purposes of the meeting, ac-
cording to an announcement by
Federal Security Administrator
Oscar r. Ewing, are to discuss
general policy and to inform the
so members of the councils on
current public health programs.
Surgeon General Leonard Al,
Scheele and staff members will
participate.
Among the programs to be con-
sidered will be those the Public
Health Service, Is conducting in
the field of chronic disease. Here
tofore, the five groups have met
only individually.
The councils, composed of
civilian and service experts in
medical science and public health,
include the National Advisory
Health Council; the National Ad-
visory Cancer Council; the Ma
tional Advisory Heart Council,
the National Advisory Mental
Health Council, and the National
Advisory Dental Research Coun-
Gil. The joint meeting will be
closed.
Evening star., 1950-02-06
Police Defend Shooting of Man,
Even if He Was Wrong Suspect

Police today are investigating
to see if they shot the wrong mar
as a robbery suspect early yester.
day. .--...
1t. Edgar E. Scott, head of the
robbery squad, says right man OF
wrong man, the policeman was
justified in shooting.
The victim is IN critical con-
dition at Gallinger Hospital. He
is George A. Turner, colored, %
of AIT N street NV. Detective
Sergt. Herbert c. Young shot him
through the shoulder after chas-
ing him more than a block He
ordered him to halt several times
before he fired. reports said.
1t. Scott described the shooting
as follows:
About 2 am. yesterday man
called police headquarters and
said he had been robbed. He is
Roosevelt T. Wilson, 40, colored
Evening star., 1950-02-06
Jewish Community Center
Picks Committee Chairmen

New committee chairmen for
the Washington Jewish Commun-
ity Center in 1850 have been an
nounced.
They are, Morris Cafritz, f.
nance; Fred S. Kogod, executive;
Benjamin Ourisman, house and
building; BENJAMIN Rich, Center
camp; I. S. Turnover, health; Ir-
win Ginsberg, membership; Leo
pold Freudberg, memorials and
endowments; Simon Hirshman,
educational; Alfred Bennett, law
constitution and legislation; Mrs
M. I. Shapiro, Junior activities
and Milton Kronheim, athletics
Judge David L. Bazelon of the
United States Court of Appeals
Gustave Ring and Melvin vinel
were elected directors for three
year terms.
Evening star., 1950-02-06

of 1243 Fifth street NV. Wilson
told police later that the robbery
occurred Friday night.
Sergt. Young and his partner
Sergt. Murray Kutner, sped to-
ward Wilson's house in a cruiser.
Near the house they spotted two
men fleeing. The policemen chased
them through a house and into
an alley. Sergt. Young fired. One
man dropped. ''It wasn't me-. The
other man did it," he was quoted
as saying.
Sergt. Young summoned Will
son, who said the victim was not
the man who had robbed him of
$25. He then told them the rob-
berry had occurred more than 48
hours before.
"They (Sergts. Young and Kut-
ner) had every reason to believe
a felony had just been committed
and that the fleeing men did it,"
1t. Scott said,
Evening star., 1950-02-06
Ground breaking Rites
Held al Hebrew Academy

More than 1000 persons yester-
day attended. a ground breaking
ceremony for the new $3.50 ,00C
Hebrew Academy of Washington
building at Sixteenth street and
Fort Stevens drive NV.
Rabbi Joshua Klayan, dean OF
the Washington rabbinate and
spiritual leader of Congregation
Talmud Torah, and Bernard DAN
zansky, president of the academy
broke the ground.
Plans call for laying the corner
stone this spring and for compile
ton Of the school in time for reg
istration next fall.
Irving Bunim, president oi
Rabbi Jacob Joseph Seminary
New York, spoke at the ceremony