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q Nilmanfee, isis. sSn GIDman
feiefte ole oorttge St.-Sobannes.
8upt! +8emeinbe am pergangenen Is.
Sftober bns eoloene SubilGum ibres.
8eitebens. Die @emeinbe 1purbe Dor
fiinf3ig Sabren bur1 Die 8eri1mels
5ung Der Glteren ST. -Siibor- uno Wa=
ria-5immelfabrts -8emeinoen ins 2e=
ben gerufen. gritere6a 6apuroe bereits
1849 bon beutI tI6en ginipanoerern UNI
ter 5iibrung bon P. Mar @Grtner,
0. Prae,n., eegriinoet. Die Subel-
ieier muroe eroffnet nit einem Don
@eibbiidof sltfielifi 5elebrierten 8on-
tififalanlt, bel nelbem oie friberen
Gfarrer Ser @emeinoe aiiiltierten.
Gie 5eltprebiet bielt ser bo6tp. ST.
Ssmalo &rlriing uon Netp Berlin.
8ellepiae, SD. Sier togte leste
@o6e oie Sabresoeriammlung ser
National Catholic 3urul 2ife Con-
ference, bel melder gum eriten Mal
auf Die 2aienoelegaten ibre eigenen
acknowledgment batten. Gum Hrdii-
oenten ser &onferen5 puroe Der
bodm'ite Sr. 8iidof 4. 9f. 3urotpeite
BON 8ellepille getpablt, gum orttteit
gi5epralioenten Ser bobtp. Sr. Sultan
5. 'S6aefer BON 2aneaiter, g., uno
gum 'S6riftfiibrer Ser bobtp. Sr. So
iepb 8. 8remilliun BON Sbrepeport,
Ga. aQe iibrigen 8eamten mur6er
mieoergemablt, eini6lieBlib oes Gre
tutioiefretdrs Wisr. 8. q. 2igutti BON
0es Wfoines, So. @idtige &eferate
bielten u. a. bie bo1m. Serren Gre
miIlian iiber bie @oue ser 2anopfar-
rel i'm Iufbau elmer 9riItliden &ul-
tur, Wisr. e. g. Spani itrom, Seem
gorf, uno Migr. S. S. S'@rabp,
8aibinston, iiber 6ie l1miieblung BON
9riesspertriebenen aug europa,
gsigr. 2igutti iiber bie EGtigfeit ser
&onferen5 I'M perfloiIenen ssabr,
Silfs -8un6esiefretGr fir 2anomirt.
lhaft Clarence S. Wog gormid iiber 6ie
Wibtigfeit Der &leinfurmerei aIs &C.
gengeaplht gegen fommuniItiide
Sheen.
NaHan, 8abamas. = Mm beraan-
genen 9onnerstns fano in Der bie5i-
gen gro-R -Ratmorale bie infenne 9i.
lfofspetbe bon Waigr. 2eonaro So.
gartb, O.S.B., itatt. Ser aIs NahfoI.
ger oes oeritorbenen 8iidofs ssobn
Bernard &eberboeriter, O.S.B., s,,m
apoitoliihen Bitar Der @abarnas unb
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IN aorea nit iibermdltigettoem Grfolg
fortgelest. @s mar elm f6rmlider
Wettlauf atpiiden ben grlrppen ser
2epnblif &orea uno Der griten Il. g.
8apallerieoipiiior, Die fait au gIeider
f9eit am is. Sftober, ben @e6enftag
Fber Sdfacbt bel 2eip5is, lit oie feino-
libe Sanptitabt Bpongpang eii1oran-
gen. an Der 8eitfiiite iiderten moto-
riiierte @ruppen Der Gierunosman.
5igiten Il. g .-Gipiiion gbinna,npo,
Den Safen Der bis6erigen @eiioen3 oes
fommuniitiiden 9aihas. SIN Often
fielen Die SnouitrieItdbte Sungnam
iino Sambnng in Die @anoe Ser re-
publifaniiben Sruppen, Die iih in
oem iest gu @noe gebenoen stpeiten
aft oes ariegsbramas in bobem WaB
beipabrten 9ieie 9ruppen tperoen
au9 peiterbin cine sroBe @oGe in Der
gefrieoungsaftion ipielen.. so miro
man gut tlin, itb ben Nanten hires
Sberbefeblsbabers 5l1 merfen, bes
@eneralmaiors Chung 81 atpun.
Die Geitel Ser Mosfau'er Streit-
frafte iinb iinteripegs CUR ntanolduri-
lben 8ren5e, alien poran Der Brernier
&lm, Der Gertrauerrsmann StaIins.
Der 3ulammenbrud ieiner Mrmeen,
Der nod Der sSn6on-2anbung begann,
lit melt i6neller llnb boIlt1noiger ge-
mefeil als angenomnnen tporben NOR.
Die geplante rampbibiihe" Operation
i'm Noroen ertpies iib aIs unn0tig. 4
Dafiir erfolgte am 19. Sftober ,,n-
ter ben altgen Wacslrtbnrs Der Gin.
las BON Salldirnl- Eruppen. 9as
oertiiebenunoabt5ig}fe Mesiment
Der glften r4irborne Gipiiion Ianbe-
te 5Diiden ben St1oten Sundon uno
|Snf6on, INN ben gfif5ng Der file
benoen 8erteibiger Der Sauptitaot ab.S
5uibneioen, Dor aIlem aber Inn tpei.
tere Maiienmoroe bon @efanaenen
our6 Ole SonietsS SoIoatesfa 3u Der.
binbern. ',@ .D''515l af-
g8as BON ben SGupfern oes 9e-
gimes entfommt, miro ii1 raGgli6er-
tpeiie allf iibiriidem 8o6em ienIeffs
Der @ren5e etabliere,t. 9ie faft tuinpf-
loie Breisga6e Der Dorbereiteten tStel-l
lnngen nm Bpongpa1g, Die ibis gum
anBeritem" aebaItem gperoen folten,
oeutet oarauf bin, baB audi bie TIL
Aus1tbt seltellteft Sefepi6iisen Illn-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
Gin granlen erfiiIlt bic 9afiIifo.

Gin Brouien erfiil1t bic 8ofilifa.
llnb eieies 8raiiien ihnilt ! ipie
iWetteriturm, Der bnrb ben BergipaIo
:fegt, 10 iubelt iebt Die SrgeI nuf, ole
neue bon Warial3ea
ltno Der fie ipielt9 Wir tpiiien's
rribt!
&ein 8irtuosl &ein glenbert
Biellei1t elm frontmer 8ruoer aus
5anft 2ambre6t. go ihliht iu1b ein-
fa6, fat itreng lit feline Deutrng
Bah iber &rnit.
90 mag er iein 9repier tpobl Ieien.
3eile INN 3eile. Sn ipeltabgeid)ieoener
&loiter3eIle.
g8ie cine &unbgebung Hingt Das
Spiel. pie Elm Opfer hriitliher 1iebe.
garum iinoSbie GIdben ieiner Rl1nge
brett, Ole ssssorben rein. Darum
lhmingt Der 5lote Con in beiterer
&ube bin.
Gas lit fein Gingen nlebr INN &lar-
belt uno grleudtling. Sos lit oanf-
bares @rgebenIein: SD tpeiB bob mein
grloler lebt ~.
go bat uns Ser Orgel maie5tatiIhe
Sprabe Sen Soft t-@eoaitfen offen-
bart.
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Hprttttfrtrtpa

Sn ieinem ioeben erIfienenen 8ud)
rGalculateo Hiif" bat General Glarf
Die 3erltorung 'bes &le1fers Nonte
Gaiiino aIs reinen tragil1en WeiB-
griff" be5eihnet, unb atpar iotpobl
bon. militdriiben als audi bonn bin
bologiihen Stanbpunft aus, uno er-
fldrt, Die 8eibieBung oes aloiters lei
Don General Sir 8ernarb 9rebbera
angeoronet 1porben. @r ihreibt u. a.
sd ltelles felt, oaB bie 8ombaroie.
rnng oes alten &loiters Elm ssebler
mar. Sdon oamals iagte id, es lei
fein 8eipeis oafiir porBanoen, Bob sic
Geutl6en Die glbtei fir nilitdriide
SSpefe peripenoeten. Sebt iaselih res
lit unlpioerlegli6 ermielen, baB jih =
bon Gmiliaren ausgenommen - fein
eln5iger oeutlher SoIoat ie in Sen,
&lolter befano." ltno iiber sic 8om-
boroierlneen: vObapobI Dies nidt OIL
perltanoen miro, IdBt Die Gernidtuna
ines @ebdlloes oSer elmer Staot ourdl
2uftangriffe baufig &uinen 5uriid, Die
before Serteioigunespoiitionen lie.
fern als Die uripriingli1en S6uler ie
getpabren fonnten.
Sn Der oelltiden SIt3one ioIlen al
lie relisioien Geiertage perboten uer-
ben, ~ipeil tie Die benlofratilde Sro,
nung it0ren". Iu6 oieies Gerbot iii
elm 8eweis fir Die Mbii6t Ser rotten
Subrer, oen Soften &ries seaen bie
Heligion 10 melt au treiben, baB bor,
einer religi0ien Sreibeit nidt mebr
Die &eoe iein fann. Die Maitatiou oe-
gen Die proteitantiiden Baitoren uno
Die fatbolti6en Hrieiter lit beionoers
giftig seiporben, ieit es oen aommu.
niIten niht gelunsen lit, 1peniaitens
rbre nonlinelle l1nterItiibune fir oas
fommuniitiibe Megime 3u erboIten
4aroinal &onra6 bon Brepiina, 8i.
lbof bon Berlin, bat ieir,en @Ierus
angetpiefen, iih ntbt nnebr an iraeno-
elnenl 6un6funfprogranlm 6er pou
ben 2ommnnifien fcntroHierten Cen
Der saa beteifieen, unb bic proteifonti.
iden 8eboroen limo 6en 8eilpieI ae-
folgt: Brieiter ,ino Haitoren ,per6en
fait taglid bon ben fonlnn,niItiiheu
9eitungen angegriffen un6 oIs .Sd.
boteure 2iebeoiener Der amerifoni.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

Titularbilfof bon Mrbe promoDiertl
8eneoiftiner lit elm Mitglieo bersStss
esobannes-Mbtei in gonegebiIIe;
Minn., nno ieit 1887 1T ben 8nbns
mos sMiiiionen tdtig. - Die 8eibe
noH5og Der p1pItIide Delegat III
8oibineton, gr5bildof gicognani,
unter Miiiiten5 oes bodtp'Iten &rn.
&oaoiiltorbii6ofs B. @. 8artbolome
pon ct. Gloub uno bes @eibbiihofs
Stepben S. 3onobue bon geetp gorf.
Die Seltpreoiet bielt Grsbiidnf MobI-
man bon Dubuque. Die St.-ssoban-
nes.abtei tpar bur6 ben bod)lp. p.
Yrior 8albtpin 9tpori1af offi5ieu
pertreten. MuBerbem beteiliate iid) ei-
ne Jieibe bon @elt- unO Sroensprie-
itern aus Ntinneiota uno Soma ON
ser Seier.
ct. Ganl, Weinn. - slm fommen-
Sen Sonntng, 80. Sftober, beginnt
Ole pler5igitiinoise anoaft in foIgen.
Ben 8farrfir6en (eingeidloilen iii
audi cine Anltalt) Der gr5oiosele: aa-
tbeorale, ct. 9aul; ct. gernbar6s,
ct. Saul; ct. =Soiepbs-Soipital, ct.
Saul; Gbriit Der Gonig, Weinneapo-
Lis; ct. 2aurentius, 0finneapoIis !;
ct. slberts, Mlbertpiae; ct. Beters,
Ganbp; ct. grigitta, Ge@raff; ct.
Sobannes, Sector; ct. Solepbs, Sop
fins; st. Baulus, N6oaet; 81. grlo-
5iers, &enpille; ct. Gonaros, 3id-
LAMB; ct. &atbarino, Spring 2afe;
ct. Midaels, Stilmater.
st. Glomb, Minn. = Sim Z. Otto
Der batten Die sMitglieoer. ser oritten
offi5ieIlen ct. glouber Eilgergruppe
eine Muoiena beim 81. gater m 8om.
Die neueite Bilsersruppe llrniaBt
fiinf5ig Berionen einiblieblidt 5fiinf
Erielter unter Giibruns bes bedm.
Srn. Blarrers gDuaro &ama1er BON
Sartell, Der IT, a. aud fir Die BiIger
IN Den &atafomben am @rab oes fl.
9ornelius Die beiIiee Meiie icierte.
Die anoeren 8rielter Der Grippe fei-
erten um 6. Sftober in ser St.-Golli=
ltus-&atafolnbe Die beilise Ntile.
Sn Sauf Naptos erteiite Der
bo6m'ite Sr. &oaoiutorb:i1oi Bar
tbolome in @egentpart bon 8ilbof
8ulb llno 5ablreihen Yrieitern nn5
Sroensi6tpeitern Dem neuen aapel.
lenfliigel oes &lariiinnenflolters oie
flrdlibe 8eibe. 8ei ser 5eier apuroe
audi eine Ganoioatin, SRI. Gictoria
9adenmiiller bon ct. Mi1ael, in Die
@enoiienl6aft aufeenommen, nno
5tpar unter benz Namen Shtuelter
Dtarp Ignes. Die 0oppelieier fieI
5eitlih 5uiammen nit oem fiinfun6=
lieb5igiten Sabrestag Der Mnfunft Der
&larilinnen in 6en Ser. Stnaten, mo-
oamals 5tpei Sdhpeitern in 8ealei-
tung Der ebrm. Wfutter sSgnatiug
Sapes eintraien, INN in Minnelota Ell.
ne 9eieoerIniiune gu griinoen. gfad)
man6erlei Jdbrlibfeiten mnroe ba-
mails IN Sntaba 6as erIte &loIter ge<
griinoet lno es pergingena robesu
lpeitere fiinfaig Sabre, bis oie @enol-
lenlhaft auh in Winneiota, eben IN
Sauf &apios, cine tpeitere NieoerIoiz
lung eroffnen fonnte. ~.sei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
ct. Banl, Niun.- 8urtbinston, o.,
Samstag, %. Gftpber 1850.
ir d. cnfaIenber

Sunntag, 20. Oftober: 3peiunb<
siuanSisiter Sunmtas nad Hfing.
item (GbriitfOnissfeit), - 6 b IL
geIium: 8om 3insgroi6ell
(Dfottb. 22).
Mtontas, 80. Sftober: @tar5ellus.
9ienstag, 81. Sftober: Ilpbons Go-
origue5.
@iittmod, 1. Nopember: Seit Naer.
beiligen,
Ionnerstag, 9. Ronenber: all e r.
eeIen.
Sreitas, 3. Nooember:: Subertus.
Saurstag, 4. Hopember: &arl 8orro=
1flaus. ....
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

den 5aidiiten uno anehte 6es i'm.
perialiittlden aopitolismus@ biuge.
iteEH. nSn ben 5dulen Ser Ditsone
miro Der Mtbeismus gepreoigt. Dos
@ebdtsbuh 6es MuiIen NeiibuIin,
in Dem Die griitena gbriIti geIeugnet
miro, 1T IN oeutider lleberIesang
idon in oritter Guflage erifienen mn0
in ben S6nIen eingefiibrt iporben.
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. Stiutlue bes TDlfeS
fiir bas SDiepbiunnl

$50 = .
Sd. Id1ide Sbnen biernrit $t.OC
gum Ganf fir Die Grb0runs elmer
8iHe. 9ie @dbe beriprad i6 gu gb-
rem Der 81. 5amilie. bes I'll. Suoas
5baboaus, bes I'll. antonius uno Der
HI. 5bereiia.
sc. &C., 8.
ginliegen6e $1,000 fir bas Sole
pblnltln fir bic Seranbilollng armer
andben gum beiligen 8rieitertllm.
ta sitter 2eler, WaiI.
ginliegenbe $1,000 5ltr lalfenoen
Sreiltelle BON
Sanilie 30. s. g, Sans.
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Sem iS0re1ben etner unlerer Alunl'
men entnebmen mir folgenoes: Gin
gutter 5armer fam Dor fur5en slt mir
uno iiberreidte mir $4,000 nit ser
@orten: ,0iele Summe lit bie Sdlfte
bon Dem Breis, Sen ib fiir eineu
Stier erbielt.' Ct bot ,oieie 5umme
gum 8elten pon Stuoenten, his gum
GrieiterItano berangebiloet meroen
+periproden. gr batte bieie @abe Der
lproden, ,penn Ser franfe Stier tpie'
Der gelllno ipiirbe, ipas au6 geibab
uno Der Stier 1pu6s audi betrddtlib,
ltnier gllumnus batte ielbitner.
itdnolib nid)ts 8eneres gu fun, als
llns bas 8elo 81 iiberienben. slnoere
5armer fonnen iif oaran Elm 8ei,
lpiel nebn1en.
Gor etliden 8oden 1puroe an 0ie,
ler SteIle elm sSanitor fir oas Sole
pbinum nerlangt. Son Sen brei, Die
ii6 anmeloeten, miro elmer angeltellt
meroen.
Son 3eit 5u 3eit erfabren mir im-
mer nod Die perbdnsnispouen Sol
gen oes ebemalieen Idaoliben 8ai-
iers, oas BON anfang an oie ganae
Inltalt nit 8aiier perlorste. 0ieIes
Sflpefelnaiier fiigte Sen @aiierrob-
rem betradtliden S6aben 5u. Ser
iloilene 8ode platte tpieoerum cine
@aiierrobre. infolgeoeiien 8aiier oie
Nauer entlong big 5ur 0ede bes
~Sboiper &oom" i'm grbgei6ob. ST.
genoein 2ed lit ihliinm genue, aber
menn es in ser 8alerleitung ltatt-
finoet, oie in ben @1nbeu uno Sub
booen it6 befinbet, lit ser Sbaben
heoeuteno GROCER uno bie Iufera=
bungsarbeiten niel i6pieriger. gs
muBten ale nit ser alten 9eitung
oerbunoenen 9fobren NIT oen neuen
oerbunoen merben. @ir baben Sun-
berte oieier Sinfs. @liidli6eripeiie
iparen oiesnral MIR elm oOer stpei
Guseno beldaoigt.
~ -
,Seit mir in oieien Spalten ben BON
lns eingefiibrten Srultfonbs gun,
geiten oes Soiepbinums ertpdbnt bot
ten baben peridieoene 2eier oarrm
angefragt, @erimmer fid bafiir in-
tereiiiert, miro gebeten, iid) on bieie
Office 5u tpetlben.
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M.8.g.

Gin aitoerer 4lumnus oes Sole.
pbiniims, 8t. Rep. Wier. gbriltian
2abonte, Ntarrer Ser 90. .-8eter.llno-
Gauls Stride. in Nau1poo, Sn, tit
gum pdpitliden Sausprdlaten erbo-
ben noroen. gr puroe i'm Sabre 1916
gum Grieiter getpeibt uniere ber5-
li6iten @liidtpiinIfe!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
gpipr1f 1fu1hr in @aria-zrll
: Bon &mrt SaIanber

gs lit ettpas @unberbares Inn
Waria-3e1 -.
Wir famen iiber oen Semmering,
lieBen Wiir55uidlag Iiegen nbjeits
bonn @ege ltn6 tpanoten ,lns gen
gfeuberg 5u, Dem alien, ,ebrenreiben
Stiite. Das lag eingebiilt inn gl1iern-
ibimmern0en 2ufteibein un6 itrablte
in oas Mlperlano ienen ShtHner
miloen &ibtes, Der iiber an oenAbielen
&loitertdlern Seiterrei1s iih4pebt. .i
8el6 feierlide Wan1erfhbrt burh
beiliges, beutihes 2anol
@eiter ftiegen mir binab gum @nn-'
6enort; bort itano oie @na6enfirhe
nit Dem @iloe Marias. Mns 2inoen-
bol5 lit Ole Maborrna geihnitt, Die
Surienoen 9roit 1n6 Grl0inng broh.a
te in tpebem 2eio, Die Ollie ipenoeteI
in bitterer Not.
Driibeu si11g 6epe "a S&r Reige,
Foriibeif i'm iaI5hul6 d5ets 20n0e J. !.
Nn bob fid @t tadenI Ildne en,por.
Mmebte tpie qNf Eneels fiiigeIn
bon, altbarodeneH htpiebeltlirm umb|
5iMmang iih auf ti1 ~ 6e1 @ipfeIn,
an aene'. oes frahm Gbeips SoIo.
'sInn3 bins.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Government Attacks Appeal
Of Miss Copion's Conviction

The Government today con-
tended that Judith Coplon should
have filed her motion for a new
trial. on grounds of the newly dis
covered overlapping evidence, in
District Court here rather than
in the United States Court of
Appeals.
This position was revealed in
papers filed in the Appeals Court
which was asked by Archibald
Palmer, Miss Coplon's attorney,
on December 20 to suspend appel
late proceedings and remand to
District Court her conviction last
year on charges OF removing Gov
ernment secrets from Justice De-
partment files.
Government lawyers In their an
swer to Mr.. Palmer's motion de-
clared that the appeals court does
not have the authority to remand
the case to District Court at this
time. The Government contends
that if District Court should de-
eide to grant a new trial, the ap-
peals court then properly may re-
mand the case.
The Government was represent
ed by Raymond P. Whearty and
John M. Kelley, jr., who prosecuted
Miss Coplon here. They told the
court they feel there is no occasion
for the appeals court to order sus-
pension Of appellate proceedings
and said it would be proper for
the appeals court to delay hear
ings on the appeal until the New
York district Court returns its de-
ciSion on the wire-tapping issue.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Buffalo Milk to Be Used
By Natives of BruziI
croSS-breed betweel

A. cross-breed between the
water buffalo and thoroughbred
buffaloes from India is being de-
veloped IN Brazil to increase the
meat supply, Manaos reports.
Some water buffalo taken to the
Amazon Valley so years ago. then
escaped and increased enormous
", now are known by Brazilians
as "mondongos" and are breeding
with Indian buffalo. Already their
milk is supplying a hospital.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

Elected to Mr.. HERMAN
serve as directors were Charles AL
lenstein, Nathan Bernstein, Ben
jamin Bessel, Reuben Chasen. AL
Golden, Murray King, Sam Klein,
Nathan Movitz, William Pearlman,
Abe Rosenf1eld, Ben Schulman
and Frank Seidel.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

u1e6tluS Ol Il1e
organ z a t | o n
held Tuesday in
the j e W l S h
CO N m u n / t y
Center.
Other officers
elected W e r e
Louis Fox, Louis
Shanknan and
H e nry Noon.
vice presidents;
Charles Silver
man, secretary,
and Louis Bis
kin, treasurer.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Herman Named 10 Head
District Grocery Stores

Paul D. Herman, District gro
Gerry retailer for more than 20
years. was elected president of
District Grocery Stores, Inc, at a
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Spy Trial Judge Told
Most Of Wiretaps
Were Uninte|IigibIe
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Nearly
all the conversation recorded from
9 microphone planted in Judith
Coplon's Office in the Justice De-
partment Building in Washington
Is unintelligibIe, Federal Judge
Sylvester Ryan was told yesterday.
Three government witnesses tes-
titled that the disks, when played
back, made sounds that could not
be understood for all practical pur-
poses.
The testimony was given at one
OF a series of hearings on defense
moves to prevent trial of Miss Cop
Ion, former Justice Department
empioye, and Valentin A. Gubit-
chev, Russian engineer. on espio-
mage charges.
FBI Admits Wiretapping.
FBI agents have admitted tap
ping Miss Ceplon's phones in
Washington and in the Brooklyn
home of her family. Evidence OBJ
tanned in this manner is illegal in
Federal Court procedure.
The Defense cites overlapping as
one Of it's grounds for throwing
the case out of court. The Gov
ernment prosecution claims it can
prove its case without wiretap evil
dence.
Judge Ryan said he would
listen to the recordings. despite
the fact that they were re-
ported unintelligible, to determine
whether the Government evidence
was gotten by monitoring Miss
Coplon's telephones.
Got Information on Trips.
The judge noted yesterday that
the Government got advance in
formation from telephone taps on
Miss Coplon's contemplated trips
to New York. He said he would
listen to these disks specifically.
Miss Coplon and Gubitchev, a
United Nations engineer now un-
der suspension, were arrested here
by the FBI last March 4 on one
OF her trips to New York from
Washington.
To make certain that he is
listening to Miss Coplon's voice,
the Judge will have her make
special record. possibly today.
Miss Coplon and Gubitchev are
charged with conspiring and at
tempting to make United States
secrets available to the Soviets.
Miss Coplon, tried alone in
District of Columbia Federal
Court, was convicted Of stealing
Government secrets. She is ap-
pealing the conviction and a SEN
tence Of 40 months to 10 years
in prison.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-14
BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD FOR COURT
 OF LITTLE FLOWER

It was a happy birthday for the Court of the Little Flower, Catholic Daughters of America last night when the members gathered at the symbolic horseshoe table in the Parish Hall with their escorts and guests for their traditional Anniver- sary dinner
 The event culminates IA years activity for the organization in the religious, educational, charitable and social fields. There were many charter members present, tribute to the success of the IA years, and many new members, promise for the years ahead.
 At the head of the table was Grand Regent, Mrs Blanche Sten- ziano and her escort and guests Of the Court were the Rev Robt. L. Whelan and the Rev Leo Fl. Sweeney. Among guests of individ- ual members were visitors from out of town including Mrs. Faye Corn forth as guest of Mrs. Walter Hel- Ian After the dinner and social conversation there were some ex- cellent movies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-14
MRS. REN5HAW I5
 NEW PRESIDENT
 OF GARDEN CLUB

Mrs. Lucille Stonehouse, retiring President of the Juneau Garden Club, turned over the gavel to the new President, Mrs. Ray Renshaw, at the first meeting of the fall season held in the home of Mrs. Elton Engstrom Wednesday after noon Mrs. Renshaw and Mrs. Engstrom both wore lovely glads- olus corsages, the gift of Mrs. o. F. Benecke.
 The following committees were announced by the President: Pro- gram, Mrs. William Hixon, Mrs. Henry Green and Mrs. J. P. Porter; Membership, Mrs. o. F. BenecN Scrapbook, Mrs. Ray Day; Publicity Mrs. w. L. Paul, Sr.; Hostess, Mrs James Larsen; Living Memorials Mrs. George Sundborg; Sunshine Mrs. Jack Clark and Mrs. w. J Walker
 The Civic Projects Committed was divided into two sections with Mrs. Earl Hunter, Miss Ann Cole man and Mrs. V. F. Williams ir charge of the Library grounds anc Mrs. Harry Stonehouse, Mrs. James McNamara and Mrs. Walter Kle- weno to take care of the 12tf Street planting.
 Announcement was made of z number of gifts to the Living Mem orial Fund for the Library land scaping in memory of Charles For ward who had always taken a very active interest in the plan. Int Garden Club also decided to make substantial gift in MT. Forward. memory, the suggestion being off. cred that it be spent for a massine of azalea mollis.
 The President reported that ar invitation to send an exhibit em- blematic of the Territory to tht Aerial Flower Show held in Van couver, 3. C., in the latter part ot August as a part of the Pacific Ma tional Exhibition had been relayec to the Garden Club by the Alaska Development Board. Since Alaska. flower, the forget-me-not, is Ions past its prime, Mrs Renshaw ar ranged a bouquet of cotton picked from the fields of Mendenhall Gla- cier. Word has just been received that this exhibit won a first prize A gift of bulbs by the Petriches fol the 18th Street plot was also an nounced.
 After the business session, Mrs Earl Hunter read humorous anc practical paper written by Wilfrec
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-14
RAINBOW GIRLS TO
 MEET ON SATURDAY

The regular evening meeting Of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will be held Saturday at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. being the first meeting conducted by the new officers.
 In addition to reports of both Grand and Supreme Assembly. Pat Oakes and Mary Whitaker will make reports of interest to the Assembly. All Rainbow members are espec- ially urged to attend since all of the members will participate in the Renewal of Obligation ceremony.
 The past several years at Hallo- we'en the Rainbow Order has held a Carnival, at which time a lovely doll with clothes and wardrobe trunk has been given away and there have been booths of fancy work, bake goods, candy, aprons, balloons which seem to delight all age groups, games