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Evening star., 1950-03-19

showing a large exhibition of
paintings and drawings by Caro-
line van H. Bean (Mrs. Algernon
Binyon) through March.
A number of well-known Wash
ington area people are subjects
of oil portraits, among them Polly
Wayne Kittelle. herself a painter
and sculptor, whose work in both
mediums has been shown this
season at the Corcoran Gallery
and National Museum; Harry LIE
Roy Jones at his easel; Lawrence
H. Heller. collecto and art patron,
and little Pamela Heller. Another
medium in which Mrs. Binyon
excels is portrait drawing in red
chalk and crayon, we'll demon
strated in half dozen examples,
appealing captures of little girls
and sensitive interpretations of a
mature woman and young
yiolinist.
The artists instinct for beauty
and picturesqueness is seen in still
life and flower paintings and
in landscape (notably "Noank,
Conn., and urban scenes. A
large painting of the Georgetown
canal at the foot of 31st street is
an excellent likeness" and so en-
gaging the observer wants (mo-
mentarily) to move into one of
the old houses. Pencil drawings
of other Georgetown houses COM
plete a beautiful show. distin-
guished by admirable craftsman
ship.
Mrs. Binyon is a native Wash
ingtonian. Her father. DR.. Tarle-
ton Bean, was an ichthyologist at
the National Museum, and was
later director of the New York
Aquarium. She obtained her gen.
eral education at Smith College.
studied art under William M.
Chase and John Singer Sargent.
She is a member of the Society of
Washington Artists. Washington
Etchers and the Arts Club.
Guest Speaker
Prof. Jakob Rosenberg of Har-
ward University. whose superb
l. IL
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Guest Speaker

Prof. Jakob Rosenberg of Har-
ward University, whose superb
two-volume work on Rembrandt
was published the autumn of 1948,
will be guest speaker at the Ma
tional Gallery of Art this after
noon, on the same subject a pm.
In the lecture halD.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Exhibition

The Peabody room in the
Georgetown Public Library, Wis
consin avenue and r street. is
Evening star., 1950-03-19

Linn's Weekly Stamp News says
that the 20-cent parcel post stamp
of 1912 shows the late Gen. Henry
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

~ persons 1nzshsz 10 ne estate
~ 9DseTlh Il EsszzeE- 6sozsa1. are
te1ely DgL1s1 % EEe ths sane
O. o. before Hay 1eth- 1E5L and
~ Lhaae hzEUg cans aEz7lEf flE
e - 1e11 ne Es Eu1F
ses1. Cd O. bE0re Nay Ism.
Tx FL2sT NATIONAL BANK
AID IEDST CuI[FAET
lEDrd. lsEuzre
B--et THEUHr
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

tfJl> Dltlzf>a sl5eafieiCer - r. 1.estsr
yi4ft ~ ffeaf asb eDaCfflOU. HHan
fsettfs @<5D4D. bb4eCifhlf - ~ fafsz-
y,Hf fDHsDls5H Hltb Wlao8lae}C. stszsr-
- Hftael tflfDlfif 4DnlfOte ~ ~ 8.
A1fHlfF ~ sslsfiAsfit lDfcftfC1.
&lyg5. - t<lEaf #syo ~ Chafef
= fAbef 8ifDfc. 5>8DHe S61
bd11-t1
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Your haby's first shoes preserved
in metal win make a beautiful dis
play Ia your home. which you viii
be proud OF. Write and ask to see
a k0lOr-tone postcard illustrating
three most wanted mOunUngs. j.
Martin, r. No. 4. Box S7-B, Mag
nolia, Del. 6-16-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

] am prepared % take care on ali
KINDS OF plaster work and can give
choice Of ten different colors OF
lnish koies. These c0lors Tor in
terror or exterior guaranteed.
Charles IT. Witt. Milford. near
Lynch Heights. Phone Milford 8862.
E-F-fT
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Jtct)-JD Buy a laree aouse
~ apartment hOuse Must - = go
~ 60 al6ofd Chroniele. afffora
C~1g~1fp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

There win be a meeting OF an
taEables in the Greenwood Fire
Han on Tuesday. June 90. al s p.
m regarding water meter and gar
baEe disposal.
TOWN BOARD OF GREENWOOD
6-16-lt y. W. Meredith. Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

HAhJED-TO buy from owner q
sDDc farm. pfslefa3iv z farm equip
80 iof to- dairy o. poultry BuEinesE.
ll0Dll- 81
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Wa41<D-a disaatirfsd mar with
~ ~ tstls Dgsr keut County. egLais-
iasflsc ntgfg-uaging business 10r larEe
efys1esff. 30 rsszstnlsenf--lrse 1fainirE
Nfite - . BoE go, Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

] win pay no bills unless con-
tracted Tor by myself.
SHELDON WEBB
6-16-ltp Farminefon
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

9aAls 1l.- ieEnlsl driver for 80
s.i3ile1sc iauflcf3-orv Cleaning ruute
.2iipb ffnls 4.alinefF anC Dry Gear
ny Company. 1ll1lsbonD, DeL Flhore
I'D =-1e-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

EIPKkT WATCH REPaIRG-au
sg0Fk neaeOzta5lg done 81 oar rnodern,
lnity ss4uiDHsL Gi8gD, using only Eeuui-
80 materials. 50etfiler anl Cfandler,
5ifOrs ,ltszEtfs Buildins, Milford Dial
S5yD. Eg-s-31-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
MANTED< RT(fk

M8&gEDs RI'Gs 10 6HAMR0o-
bsebslf enc IEfOLhIgr0Dling work guar
enlfa-C- WIKI n 8 second
5lfz7si bflOfis 49,, evenings $50, All
4efC- 6-16-11p
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

] win be responsible Tor no bins
unless contracted for by myself On
person. Leonard Cooper Blades.
Harrington, Del, n. r. ID. 6-2-2fp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

On and after today I win not be
responsible FOR any bills-Only
those contracted by myself. Albert
j. Millman. Glendale, Del. elicit
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

ALfL-LE-Ale custom SLAUGHTER cat
lle calves and sheep. Our el1arre when
lE-ltefel - ulaur-rhe hide and In
sl-lie QIa- Also have facilities Tor
e5lEs ellLll1E Gp. etc white Packing
company AeWes. Phone Lgewee s1ei
6-16-1f
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
REGISTERS ORDER


AtaAol1Le W.lUN
Kent County. Delaware.
Nay 25th, 1859
Upon application Of The Milford
L'rust Company and Bertha III. Dau-
son Administrator C. n. Al. OF
Delma- H Spence, late OF Milford
Hundred On said County, deceased.
d IS ordered and directed bv the
Register thai the said The Milford
Trust Company and Bertha II. Datg-
s1n who on the 25th day Of Nav A.
D 1850 were appointed Admins
traitors c =. A. as aforesaid. give
n0nce q the granting ct such Lett
tiers and tie cate thereof. hv ad-
FerGssmelts % Be posted On the
Comfy C0urt House. In ana for
Kent Comfy aforesaid. and Ia al
least two other public places in
sid County. and published in nlil-
ford Chronicle, a newspaper pub
ished in Milford. Del. On said
County. az least once n week Tor
q peEs0o 90 three weeks, requiring
al persons having claims aEainst
Lhe said Delma Isl. Spence to en-
hihlt ne sane 10 such Adminisffs-
tors c Il A. or abide by the law
In this behalf.
GIVEN under my hand and seal
q oMce. Ct Dover. in said Kent
County. tie day and year above
written.
ELWOOD KEMP
tSeall Register
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
2. s. NAH SCHEDULE ron
MmFORD, DELAWARE
EDWARD IS. KINNEY. yR.
Eucl Oh and Kerosene
lL 4ta2 g7-tf Milford, Del


For roofing and water prooanF
service call "A. III. short and Son,
Glendale. Phone Greenwood 7g4s.
lett
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

aAa4al FL Cur fIl-D o. women 70
aei TO- finest vacuum eleanerE On the
fftafkef fodaF. Previous selling .szDeri-
f-flf fteipiu.. t5un nDt usesssarV Write
eoZ -. Milford Chronicle Milford
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

OLy-Actylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators MaEnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
clGnley Hunter, Proprietor
Phone 6513
One block east OF First National
Bank 9-28-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

~ aes - HOfk in so plant. Year
round HOfk- Harrington lee Con-
parE ~ - murp1s. manager. Phone
Harrington 10 - - g-1g-Rt
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Urls WANTED - sewing EIs-
eli1-s gtsI atDrs--e-sTseflen 0niF-
To- Gfef EDiaf fntuimuu3--pisee work
saiss 1gr aoalfloEtal earnings. Apply y
f)syEs- sewing Room, Milford
1sifDr1e f5G7 2-5-1Z-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

FoF 49, - ~ ~ ---.--.
''i.f a'ae'i.i4e ~ saeapH eieaae1s.
~ eg thittN i'tltt HaUf, q,
Hth 'iafife siftFtf. nil-
gcbs1gi
f(5f EhI.- lEsIlI,1sl1- l,I.-,.-- ~. ~,
@ 49, tagaeafic Pepper
~ 'ttsthfff ~ ~ Der
t''iafe ltsf'tift aDtDfc
ky-1-lD-l'
f,nNff MoHfse Fl5g EIT1
see n taei y n D Hsaabgf0 Ilgl
sts-e, ~ Esse - ~ s1atl..5a
f ai5lsf ESssit Phone 5gGl
ftst W-e-lG-lf
1.l,.1 .--1.t 49,. ..'.-.....
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Lse5 49, = a1sss.~ "
t..c ~'" f- i>7.sN FsSit ~
49, k,eEslf ~
fsIaf sr - Z. ....lI -. ....(...,
II ~ - .le,f.r 80 ,......
t.e.sssst sIg.S
1910, ~, ~ IN ~ , s.e.
LH ~ f.at.N u. H9l 49, ttf5LF .-t,sfl.
fftf u kfea0e liasty y ltar III
49, ~ t,ltr5
fs.t EaIt taub1ll wi read6.l,
Il aan s.t liif ~ FAfnaIf sH.
s.aif etatisf ~ Jssff u yslil.g glao
l,s4s ~. G-lg-if
80. -
fetss-s tl.sts sl-ffssl stsis .sgieg "
tsiiiafsfft ~ Aftpfo
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

tDH Fh1ls ~ a1s4s b,.e. ~ t4n
Hytg sglhfhe ~ fIulsf Ang ntDvlav
flDi,g tag ID luHlfe, t4H ~ ~
Hgn D0lf bDDl6 ~ y ADauflful ~.
~ yDN flyHA 1iHf fDaG y oaatlef
fiifN byUa f1fv rfft4ff VII feN 90
HifHlfif ~ ~ ueff. ~ u Wefk0au
y'npit AhiefD 11Dt DD1rJZff
Bfyf fhlil 3fo8ie ~ NBfe,d fsate
nDeg fyfHf DD heHf combined 90
eiglfu WluGgbf Hl tongaulef4Af ~
ffH' Nihhf fyfohlgn BNlHaholsiF ~.
fHfNfl fDf fetffABf ~ hDD-s1. ltlAuf
Nfb eat fiAb 10# 0oHN payfafsf
"a lhtfk hyDiy hngg y kuaf
1'fgif ofI 8fifDfo HS-G,1b-1f
tDH fbfhs 800 feoto ftaNtof. oap
80 risJityW ilrit1h pl0Hf. 4 n
fHfiNhU nlho if ftDf Dne ~ ~ BDH
NHitithihff, pfH HyfD PRINTER IN
ttBf ofe eyIkf feOtb n8Hp, fN fytse
iiNHby 0Hfg l9Hotf foT on no tfia6lf4
atefhNlnY UiAdf Hodel 81 50h0 BJaafA
iiitnNfe eDffaaAf ~ fHbaAf, 50hn
lstsiA HAkyD ~ fnsJl}ef, Dlle tJlanaoHl
= NpD MNok Wlfh hlRh iiN BODY Sftlf
NanlDHnif Haf DnNH DseC ~ fassa roo
nefff - fHD htaHgne. t ~ W eooo
HiHtif ff Df hfNU aHH finie ~ fagAs
fnoHfn PgHiD ~ fHgm, lgoHteC ~ fhiU.
~ ilr'HbAft, Az ~ ~ ~ q
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Hanl l1lJ--tiOuGeE. ~ goo .neEideD~
ga ssetf0as ~ Milford and Eehoil0lf
f1FiCeC flsfIg=sf0f Cdsr 10 Maifing list
~ fsl0s1setise buyers. LaaViG q Hueg
tsait0r. 3tf0ne A1i6QH6 1901
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

NOTICE re-uul1ols1sr ana REIN
ASH wood E7C1E Cd living ro0m furni-
lnne- ID sou ned LlTinE rom furni-
12re platform SPRINGS tiels DO Tcu need
and Da16e1E Z have 8 lErse selection
81 SAMPLES for g-1u 70 choose Enora. cal
5De a. Lincoln CITY Eh1ne Milford
51B zT-e-Io-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

nifb lsaflI ~. 1st 1s4ag. nm. -
ei'ell ffs50 fDt l9o le5etE ~ b8snas
n" I.ttf hflN bHffY Afn stft rus
Hfb iafh Nffis nfllff t3fffh lD4sr 4
elf@ ffDfN urn Nf1fE ~ E5aHtt6
tttao tfAh't5o ff3fDD 3slpaN DfltD,e
g'aH Iaag-IG-lf
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Greenwood, Delaware
June -, 1850
To whom IL Nav Concern.
The Dgwn OF Greenwood. Della
ware elects 70 redeem on July
1850, ten 1O) Refunding Bonds.
series Of 1885, numbers Is 30 Is in
elusive SAID Bonds payable I'd
Greenwood Trust Company, Green
weed. Delaware.
TOWN OF GREENWOOD.
DELAWARE
r Carl Porter. President
n W. Meredith, Treasurer
6-16-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

NOTICE Huarantee -au Clover
Farrs'' frTuF r1a-rF-7-lIli-s = -,r--sf--ri--
selected - attain high quality and we
lneT 81 or a Sun guarantee OF salts
lacllun Or I1uF money cheerlIiilv re-
funded lDu GaD hug any Clover
Farm Brand produce win Sun conf
nenoe- Clover Farm Stores 6-1G-stp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

----- 1----I| II III u
= ---e1Ae pumped ont the sanitary way
~ 4letl1lllaQ operators. Modern
flulll1Ilelll- Eeas0na bic rates. free 80
inmates n = Harrison. Bsx ia
relef.z- ls1urg. Nd Phone Federale-
1-f6 a5-- 6-16-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

tbs F0R E1rTFFl-71- INC ~ \ 7 ~ ~,
ana mosquitoes and al types OF In
ssclE- We can handle vnur dairy harm
lIllLlslrlal 1ac1org. once or residential
house Hiram .S1olcZfus. MAGNOLIA
RhDne Bedford s9s5 a2-6-1e-af
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

sg1lfe< i wif gag no blls unIss
tifiit Drrzeo b. myself lfsOrse 4
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

~ 500 G0ise gOnr fnaunanee 91arf,-
lefQn - Obligation asrealeN Ce1i "a
eplSL Ite 84uFg &gsncg. - - ~
Efgpl flfseL Phone Afor1 $50.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

ynfy ~ HHtfy H(flJg. 90.
~ NH Leaf. nrllsaf1e EI1Il
estf ~ tfhff fIenlauled ~
l..tseeit 80 h1fsaf ltJ lll-4
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25

e,igebaltoe gu lttntrieben gegen oen
Staat ntiBbraudt. Sic irti5eniert 10.
gar betriigeriibe @ltroer. (Dus mar
cine 8e3ltgnabne anf ei1ten I'M ar.
fang bes Nonats erihienenen 8eri6t,
oaB ith in elmer fleinen Stride in
,Mabren tpabrero Der Breotgt bas
arelt5 nod 8eiten eeorebt babe. Sat
Der lesten @o6e batte Die Regierung
Die la6erlid,e 8eba,tptung aufges
itelt, Oas &rell5 lei Don bem Bfarrer
Soief Salrfor altf gebeimnispolle
8eile ltnugebrebt aporben, l,nb 51por
auf 9lnlpeiilung oes Wigr. 9e 2tpa
uno Der 8ii1ofe, Inn ste 8auern ge.
gen Die fontmllniittibe Stegierung
auf5upeiti6en,)
Mlgr. Ge 2ipa fam I'M Sommer
1948 nod 8rog unb apuroe Der 9tafy-
folger bon Migr. @ennaro 8erolibo,
Der nad beftigen Ingriffen Der Brei.
lie Die 5id)ehu 4Sloluufei perlaiien bot
te. Ger 8attfon fonnte fem 8iirn
fiir einen neuen Hintius ooer 8es
ldaftstrager erbalten, aber bas 9ln-
BerminiIteriltm bebuuptet, oaB es fein
Siium oer1peigert babe.
sSltltianrintiter 9lerei Gepida ri6.
tete fiir5lid ueine lebte 8arnung an
Die 5ierur6ie" uno foroerte iie auf,
ltb bonn Tatifan ab3utpenoen rlnb
betm sll1fbuu oes So5ialtstrrlls mitau.
belfen". @..1a'j21,-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
Hut hrn Hragrr Knlti1r :
kiintpfptt

8ie unterm t6. ;os. sic ,sIi.
GreB" aus 8rag neLbete, bot Die
tIbehilbe &egierl.ng Wfgr. Sttapio
De 2ipa, ben 'Sefretdr ser Nu1,tiatllr
umoc ein5isen offi5ieaen @ertreter oes
Gptifans in Hrag al.fgeforoert, bas
anbtbinnen brei 9aeen 5ll perlaiien,
nonit oer 9ru6 init Dem @utifon in
unmittelbare Ndbe geriift tpuroe.
9ns 4uBelrnlii1ilterillm, nienlnls
um beuhlerii6e Iusreben oerleaen,
bel6uloigte oen 9iplonaten, ieirte
Stellung miBbral1ht urro iih in oie
inneren Nngelegenbeiten 6es 2onbes
eingenii6t 5u baben.
Die fonununiitiibe 8reiie but net
Sotifan i6on ieit LANCER. Belt i1arf
angegriffen, uber Die Hegierung lit
nod ourb cine fleine oiplomatilbe
Wiiiion am 8atifan pertreten.
Wlgr. Oe 2ioa tpuroe in Der 8reiie
oft porgetDorfen, baB er llnrube itif.
tete llno li6 ON ser uiniturabe!pegune
beteilige @. Sn ser Iesten 8ode
puroe bebal.ptet, er lei uniht GENT
geno affreoitiert" obtpobl er in ser
9iplomatenliite Ser &egiernng ols
Sefretdr Der geuntiat,ir aafgefiibrt
puroe. 2ebte @ohe erfl1rte sic Ne-
gierlnrg, iie fonne Wfgr. 9e 2iba
nidh als Setter oer batifanii6en M1i-
lion anerfennen. io1bern i'm r1tur
OILS, einen 4ngeiteqte1 bes Mpoltoli-
iben Snternlnciatore" betrabten.
Sn elmer amtliden Note beiBt es:
.Sie Sierarbie Ser Stride bat ieit
betrddtlider 3eit Die tIdedo- iIoapafi-
lhe fatbolride Stride ilno ibre Sir,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
mtr man in Bitrt1rs Die Rrli-
gtu,t rhrt unn lphrt

8or nidt a., longer 3eit iibte in
umirem 2a1toe cine @ruppe Werifa-
ner 5ur 5aiten5eit einen 9rann, Ser
nur nit Wiibe lmteroriidt tp,iroe. @s
banoelte ii6 INN Die ltniitte eiter 5u=
lest nur int @ebeimen tdtigen 8ru-
oerl6aft, Der iogenannten Yeriten:
tes (8iiBer), bic iih ni6t nur geiBels
ten, ionbern beren elmer ant &arfreil
tag logar ans &reu5 genagelt purbe.
0ie @in5elbeiten itno ourh auperl1l-
iige geobadter getpdbrleiItet, gu oe.
men nidt MIR 'oer @tbnolog Gbarles
Sunrmis 5dblt, io,lbern a,l1 ser beute
nod lebeuoe Wiiiionar 1mo Bfarrer
&uppers in Neu=Werito. 9o6 iiber
Die gntiteblng bes fur6tbaren &nl-
tes, Der ielbIt ben 500 berbeifiibrte,
lpeiB man ni6ts. Gin 3uiammenbang
nit ben 5lagellanten I'M Mittelalter
eri6eiut ausgei6loiien. 8ielei6t bari
man Die ltnl5iige llno 8uBiibungen
bic in 0eusNerifo geiibt ipurben, oui
Die groBartigen, IN Spanien iihi1en
aarfreitogs-8 -8ro5eiiionen 51riidfiib,
rem. 3ieie 1purben 6ann bier ins uSssn.
oianii6e" ii6eriebt.
Golitdnoig 1nter oem @influB
6rtitli6er &ultur itebt basegen oie
8iiBerpro5eiiion, Ole iabrficb gu Sur
mes i'm belgii6en Slanbern nbgebal.
ten miro 1nb an Ger ii1 alles BoH,
OMnner, 6ralen unb &inDer beteili-
gen. SO audi iiingit tpieoer. gBie bei
Den mittelalterli6en Mpiterienlpielen
bon 2eben llnb 8etpegung bertraten
oie 0ariteQer @eltalten aus Dem 81
ten unb Dem Neuen geltar1ent.
S6aulnitige aus Der garaen unrge-
bung itro1nten nrittels alter nno
neier 8erfebrsfabr5euge auf alien
StraBen uno @egen nah Surnes.
s(n ser Spite rift cine @ruppe
Sungnrdnner Dem 3,,ge boraus. gs
folgten Waffenberoloe in Ger Eradt
bes ieh5ebnten SsSabrbunberts. Sn
Wort lln6 8ilb 1pl.rbe ole Daritellung
Der @ebeiinniiie Der grl0i,n,g i'm 3u-
ge aufgefiibrt. Die &arfe in Ser &ano,
Iang Der Yialinen6idter Dabto 5tel-
lem aus 1en1 Blalter Dor, gefoIgt Don
BEN Bropbeten. Sirten in S6afsfea.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25

lUlCO OuS 1eIH? 2SQS IuIllL 1ItlU eEVUuEs
ten BON sS1lternntionnlen d la ssNS.
Die nidt aug Der 8ibel nrtb nod tDetli-
ger aus Der arnerifatriihen litdbbdn-
E Egigfeitserfl1rlittg tpilien, DaB ieoer
Menid) lrsabbingbare, gottgegebene
&edte bat, bon Snternationalett, bic
glait6en, oaB Waht NenlbenreAte
iGufft uno altfbebt?
Mni6eineno lit Die 8otIhaft Der
Salaburger aorferens nod nidt nad
Mmertfn georllngen. SSSn elmer geiltein.
famen erfldrutg bonn %. 5ebrilar
1850 foroern 1laanlib Seoeral go1nl-
eli OF the Gburhes Of gbriit, Ration-
al Catholic @elfare Conference, Na-
tional 2utberan Council u1to SDtta-
goglte Council of glmerica Die @leb-
|nung ser Megarran- llno Die slnnab-
me Der ailgore-8orlage. Gie oerlbie-
oenell 8eligio1rsgemeinidaften it1o
alio gegen Die 3ulailutrg Der vBots.
Dam displaced @briltians" nab Anre.
rifa! Sal5burg = @aibington! 3ie-
be ieOer Die Haraaele ,lnb Die ge1ls.
anDe11oung!
8egriinoung? .8ir baben bos
Gmprinoen, Bob eine 8eriidii1tigittg
BON 8erIonen apegen ibrer ,beutIben
etbnii6en Serfunft' 1ridt i'm Gin
flang lit NIT atnierer oernofratiibett
1raoition uno 1rrierem grbe." gs
ltort Die Serren bler6nls niht, boB
BerIonen 1euti6er Serf1nft bisber
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merftatige, perIonli6e Silfe, unier
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
Br1trllt Er1rp zrttrng tttdlt alb!

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Siepbinmm Seoe 2e enuben amf fsl
geu6em Turmuar:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Hirohito Sees Daughter Marry
$2O-Per-Month Museum Aide

full sleeves, knee-length in front
and frightening to a train in
back.
Takatsukasa. 26, wore formal
Western morning clothes.
The tiny. bespectacled Hiro-
hito. in Western dress, and En-
press Nagako. wearing a blue XII
mono, arrived in the big maroon
Daimler-Benz with the 16-petal
gold chrysanthemum seal.
Three chief priests and three
assistants conducted the cere-
monies.
The newlyweds will live in
rented quarters in the home of
former Admiral Saburo Hyaku-
take. There will be no honey
moon. Takatsukasa will report
beek on his job Monday.
4 Taxa. who gave up her royal
rank and privileges, will take over
management of her husbands
household. for which she has
trained 10 months.
The newlyweds won't have it
too tough. The government ap-
propriated the equivalent of 3d.
500 for wedding expenses, and
gave the princess 100000 to
maintain her dignity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Nine-Doy Diet
Pounds Vanish!

In nine days you can be S
to 10 pounds simmer than you
are today! And you won't be
hungry, for the diet Is made
up Of foods that contribute to
perfect nutrition-and that
means better health. Joseph
Inc Lowman, whose column
why Grow Old?" appears
daily and Sunday on the wom-
ans page Of The Star, Is Offer
ing once again her famous
"Nine-Day Reducing Diet"
which has always been a hit
with readers.
Miss Lowman will explain 10
in detail in the woman's fea.
lures section In this Sundays
Star. and the first menu will
appear on Monday on the reg.
ular woman's page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Food Firm MANAGER
Shot at Office Here;
Fired EmpIoye Held
T. G. Curnes Wounded
Critically; Suspect Gives
Up at Police Station

The manager of a food-dis-
tributing firm was wounded criti-
cally today in a shooting at his
Office. Police held a driver sales
man, who was fired by the victim
last night.
Thomas G. GacD Carnes. 43,
of 1913 North Edison street, Ar
lington, manager of the Blue Plate
Food Co.. was taken to Casualty
Hospital suffering from bullet
wounds in the head and left shoul-
der.
At 1880 am, 30 minutes after
the shooting. Luther r. Weakley
81, of 1877 G street Sc, walked
into the fifth precinct station and
according to Pvt. Anthony Cuoz-
20. asked:
Have you had any report about
the shooting of a man named
Carnes?"
Man Tells of Argument.
When Pvt. Cuozzo replied af-
Tentatively. he said Weakley VOL
unteered:
I'm the guy that shot him."
The policeman said Weakley
then explained that he and Mr..
Carnes had argued about Weak
ley'S handling of customer &C
counts.
That guy was going to take
my papers away" Pvt. CuoZZo
quoted Weakley. The salesman
added that Mr.. Carnes wanted to
send the papers to the firms main
office.
"Carnes threatened to choke the
tongue out of my head" the
policeman said Weakley told him
adding that he then fired the gun.
Pistol Found at Home.
Asked what he had done with
the weapon, Weakley replied that
he took it home. Police said they
found a .38 caliber revolver there.
Weakley said nothing about
having been discharged last night,
but police said they learned of it
from other employees.
Police flashed a lookout for
Weakley minutes after the shoot
ing. They described him as a g.
footer with gray hair.
Employees were working else
where in the two-story brick
building when the shooting &C.
(See SHOOTING, Page A-5)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Nationalist Abandon
2More Island GROUPS
BY the Associated Press

TAIPEI, Formosa. May 90
Abandonment of the Saddle and
Parker Islands, small groups near
the mouth Of the Yangtze River,
was announced tonight by the Chi
nese Nationalist.
The islands are north of the
Chusan group which the National
lists abandoned earlier in the week
The withdrawal, accomplished
Friday night, will further cripple
the Nationalist blockade of Com
munist Shanghai.
Earlier, naval headquarters re-
ported wiping out more than 200
Communist troops who landed
Friday on Chingchow Island, in
the Wanshan Gadrone) group
southwest of Hong Kong.
I'm Hong Kong, the in
dependent newspaper Wah Kiu
Vat Pc said the Chinese Reds
had seized all the Wanshans
after the Nationalist evacuated
the two main islands, Lapsapmei
and Tungao, yesterday morn
ing)
The Nationalist said their
troops. learning of the Communist
landing at noon yesterday, i'm
mediately launched a counter
landing. They encircled the Reds
in the hills and in a four-hour
battle killed all but % who were
captured, headquarters said.