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2l,.S Gtieaee, 1u.
i3metq 46

SbiNer Gcrein ,piro om 7. 60
nembcr cine &urtenz ln,p Glnfp
Eartic ubbulten. Die SefrctGre lpcrz
ben friib;eitia bd iein, I'M Die Eei
trlae entac0en,llnebmen. SIS ner-
ncn ihone Ereiie fir Die oliiflihe,
@clninner iein. sluCh lit ein tiittioes
9onlitee al Der 9lrbeit. 2abt inns
olle hinoehen. I'M ben 0erein ill
unterltilsen, bloB ein poar NiitaIie.
Der fOnncn es niht tim. 9os So
nlitee oibt iih ale Miihe, TINT ieoen
;llfrieOen III itcllen. unD mund)mol
rru0t mon lih. Oh cs iid, lpirtlid,
lohnt, nDCh cine llnterholtlnu ;ll ocs
ben. Is murocn orofc Tprbercitlns
oen Qcmotht fiir lmier Stiftlnosfcit,
oonn Ichltcn iopielc Die allcD oo iein
lollten. Sicieniaen, >pcIhe ompcieno
lparcn, hattcn iih out ll1tcrholten.
llnIcre Grli. Hlnna Suub brilot
nlond}n,ol mas Dor ous Der ultcn
Ncll1ot, mas inns allen ociGllt.
Shlpe'teru. lpelde cine ocbeime
,Srelrnoin hahen (Setret EoU inll=
ten niht peraeiien, ihncn cine Sc.
hllrtstuafarte III id)iden. IieIe ers
holtcn feline.
sllic niht per1eiicn llniere aor.
tenpurtie om Z. 9tppember an 4217
Sincoln slpe. Die fulaenhen Shlpe-
itern iino im apn1itee: slIs 9orife=
berin G. 9Geiiit, G. Sd,nliot. &.
,Steeo, Ot. Shluler, G. Shuller,
30. ShulIer, e.. Sdnnipr, q. Soub,
&. Sullh, =. Sbellmam. u. llntid),
st. SScher llnD W. 9Sops.
1S o.
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N,aS Columbus, Utie
3meia 3S
Iraubenieit

.Oer eraebt Die Ginlaouna an
alle sDtit9lieoer su Dem oiesidbriaen
Srullbenfeite. lpeld)es am Samstaa
abcno. Den 90. Sftober in Der Sod)z
'lenhalle ltattfinoet. beainnenb Inn
8 llbr abenos. Nir bitten ale. ,u
fon,nlen I'll bieiem ,Seite lmb brinat
elllcn 'Srellno ooer ,sreunoin nit,
ooll,l lpiro Die oaQe fiillen: es ipirb
lll's cine quite Muiif poripielen. lin
,Srelll,De i'll haben ,lno su be6aIten,
n,uR Der Nenih audi an anbere ben.
ten llnD bereit iein, beis,lltebeu nit
Jlat uno Sat. un6 SIR f0nnt es, init
Glrem Grideinen belpeiien. boR Shr
,vrclllloidaft ihdbt. SelbitperitGuo=
lid| Il! pieies ,seit niht MIR fir Mit-
alieoer, ionoern fiir alIe, bic iih ei.
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2lms farrell, pa.
i2,ueia 21

slllcn Shlpeilern hes ,3lpeiacs 81
illr aeidlliaen 9tadrio>t. poR mierc
ltoh'te Gerlanln,llua am Sonntaa.
bcn 2l. Sftober INT 3 llbr nadm.
ltattfinbet. sllle Shpeitern iperoel
crllld)t. III Der &erian,mluna ompe=
'clh III ielll oonlit lpir lnicre &c
lhdite Gut erleoiaen fonnen.
Cara ,Srnn,. Sffr
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:. =. Samend,ur Sarouia. Glcpes
Ncit, Scftton ii

9serte Sdnaerinnen. llniere Bro
be lcsten Sonnerstuo lpur ichr
'dipdd, be'uht. llebcrbalpt Der I.
Sopran. melher inlner am beitcn
pertreten lit lmp iest ulli einnul
ld't leer ia, mir miiiell, es lit
ilberall 10 picles III beioraen, icOot,
bitten mir, aeIGlliait Die lsrpben su
beiud,en.
Sohn rnh slnna ,Slciiter ora.
tlIlieren lpir sll ibrem GnfeI .Sod).
terlcin. Sarouid &artenpartie lnp
Sunter Ahello lit am Sonntaa, Den
1S. NoDember. sllle lnicre lieben
,Srellnoe bon OIt.lScit uno llmae=
blina lreroen hoflid,it erillht lid,
bieies Gatum fir Suronia Ill re.
ierUieren.
Z. SiihIer, Sefr.
If. is %
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8enn audi niht ale, 10 bod bic
meiltcn allten Sdnaer iparen oucb
lebte Gohe ;ur },robe erid,ienen
uno unier 4on;ertproarmm lit I'M
Yerben, lnlb ;lpar ein icbr outes
4roaramm. @ir mod,ten unieren
,Sreunben allf bieie Geiie befannt
MAIDEN. oah mir om %. Gftcber
INN $3.50 llbr nahm. eli, alites &on.
;ert aeben iperoen. nit einem Iulti=
acn Ginafter. gSir bemiiben uns
iebr, allen Veiuhern su aciallen.
Shr Sahien in Glepelonb unb na.
her llnacbnna lrernct ieet ic,on Ell
l1cn ihcncn Nriei ,mo ;pci Gin.
trittsfartcn per Gcit erholten ba=
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S. S. 0rganisati tionen!

Ssenn Sic r9enoueIbe geronauneen panen oonn iputen
Sie nit unterlalc oieie ou ntpreeno onsusgen 9 or
9eflam ann man m ben eeluiniten gei uno Grols idrn
Tarlm lit es ruam fir bic geronitaltnsen anaesen i'm
rSolfsbo of5ugeben, pelde oen 2ern bic sieen iaIe
r berednen ooir Sooerate ST fir Den einpolaen
3oa >. +. cine epalte brett uno 8oa bodb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
vsrlobung

6err uno ,Srau Soiepb anaa,
1909 Ieniion glpc.. aeben Die Ser.
lobuna ibrer Sohter Srethen &nall
NIT Soerrn 9tiharb Srenot, Sobn
pon Serren lln0 ,Srau sSobn &inot.
1926 WcGrafen 9io., MapIe
6eiahts. befannt.
Cleveland
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
Mach Sibirien verbonnt

Giga. Settlanb. - Srn 3lae Ser
planmGblgcn gepoIferr'nssumIdif.
tlng Der haltiider SuuOer 2ettlauo,
GItlano ,ro Sitauen iino in Ser
lesten ;3eit tpieber sahlreid)e 2anh.
nrbeiter unS lanOpirtid)aitIid)c Spe.
iioliitcn Ser lcttIithen aolhoie per.
baitet uuo nod Sibiren oeportiert
pur0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
4tS Ga,ttet,. Okie
3meia II

Ss oiene allen Shneitern ;llr
Nad)riti:t, oaB lniere nGhlte 0er>
lammlilna am Somltaa. nahnlittoa,
ben 81. Sftober INN $50, llbr ab=
aebalten ,piro. 9llle Shpeitern iino
Irellnnlih't erillht, ser 0eionm.
lunp bci,lnuphncn.
IN Der lcsten geriamnllllna
iruroe belfloiIen. am ,sreitoa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
pcreinsieeretGre!

Witteilltnoen, ipelhe erit am
Mittlup,b in uniere SoGnoe ae.
lanQen, fonnen llnter feinen
llmitGnben fir 8erDiientlihun.
Gen in Der betreifenoen @octe
beriidiidtiat lperocn.
sllio beiseiten abien6en. ga.
men unD Saten oeutliti, irl,rei.
ben. bomit fcine sSebler Dor.
fpnmen!
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Eur Erinnervnq
an nnicrc ocIicbte Mtutter. @rpfs
nult.er lu,D llrorpHmutter,
Johanna (Trovsch) Schiller

ociiorbcn am IS. Sttober 1913.
slusNcpuIpct, ousncIittcu
l,oit Su 9cil,cm NroHcn Shmcri;
9ll,seelreinet. uusoeblltet.
6ot Elm enles, trelles oer,.
Iciu @rfal1cn, Scin Grblolicn
Shlllo uus &lluoelt tief uno ifper,
Ruhe ianit, gu treue Ntutter.
Nptt oebe Iir Des Aoinlmels Dub.
@clpionct ppu 7einer Sid, lie:
bcnDcn Spd,tcr Otiti.
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2lms lien, Gajtle, pa.
i3lusi %

Otadlc hicrmit ollcn Oiitolicpern
oea ;}luciQcs % befannt. onH lpir
unlere ndhlte &eriomn,luna um 81.
Nftobcr I'M, 3 llhr nahmittaos in
Der Gintraht Iodlle obhalten.
Grllu)e ole Wtitalicner in bic
Scrlamnlllnu III fpnlnlclr.
Geo. gpoenoprfcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
ELLw00D CITY. PA.
St. Paul's Ev. Luthersn Church

Pastor Richard 1. korber. 30o Foch St.
TEL: 7a1-W. sonntagschule $50 Uhr. Eng
fischer Gottesdienst l0:ao Uhr. Deutscher
Gottesdienst li:4S uhr.
kirchenratssitzuns leden letzten Sonntas
i'm Monst. 7:3o abends. sonntasschulIehrer-
sitzung jeden dritten Sonntag i'm Monat
$50 Uhr morgens.
Jedermann herzlich wilIkommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
Salem, Chio.

Guangelifdl.Xuth. 9mmanuel Qtrde,
201 South Wroaoipap.
Saitor ssobn Hauman. 6onntua,d,u
leoen Sonntae . ubr uormttto0s. 10 ubr
!Sottesoten5t tn Der xanoesipra1e. II
utr oeutt4er @ottesoientt. Ter feutthe
Mrdben Nrdlien Ueretn bot am srpetten
Ntttpoh 'eoen Monats. 4 utr ahenns.
Vertommlnna. 9onfirmdnben.l .llnferr,d,t
l1netfdhrtal bon Sen+smber BIZ Oitern
9"snstaa unb 6reisda nnd,n.ittdaS Inn
1 llbr.
Gue Wlmlbenseenoifen unb Sreunpe
limb beraIida ein8elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
WarN, Hnoiana.

Seutfde Gp. yuthcr. S0nterus 0trd,e,
Sde IL. Mue, unb Fillmore Ctr.
Yfarter Nuguii @ Sudtlna. 1919
Fillmore Ctr. Sel: 23b51 rseoen Conn.
tag 9 ubr uormtttdqs eonniaa,d,ule
10 lbr enaIilher @ottesoienn. II lbr
oeutidler Wottesblenit.
Nue lutber,,d]en @lnAhensNenonen
oeut,d,er uno enqI,id,er Hun9e IN Vnrp
ino unlaehuna iine Al ben Wottesn,cn.
item beralih einaelnnen.
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kirblicbe 9acbrirbten


Vile lutbertifen @ldubensaenofIe
oentider uno enallider Hun9e IN Nor
reu. Ghnron uno llmaeaenb limb su ben
8ottesblenften htraItdh einaelaben.
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III Belmont Slpe., 9tiles, Chic.
Nln licbe ,Sreumoe. fommt, es miro
llns frcllcn Sud- su beariiRcn. Sin
tilt)tiNes &on,itce lit an Der Mrbcit.
Nrib SfcQ, Scfr.
fl. 1S. %
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18

'sramcnuerein Der ct. Sobanues
&irhe
Sbiaer Gerein ipiro am 81. Ct
tobsr eiiien arpHcn aarten- -slbeno
abhalicn oil Stclle pes idhrlihen
Vaiars. Gs lpirh arapfeu uno
Stribel III perfallien oeben, pon eiz
nem auten aomitee aebafen. Ailh
ein Eiih NIT 6onbarbeiten miro
oa iein uno iraenDlpelhe @oben fir
oieien Slid lperben banfeno anae=
nonnen. slllh mOaen aue ,llleben.
oaR all oieiem glbcno bic guhlein
filr Den sliahan od iinp. gllio peroebt
nift Somstaa. Den 81. Sftobcr sllr
Stride Al fommen.
sllice Gramp. Sefr.
1S, 10, %.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
MUnaca. Ia.

WOnnC0, E0.
Seutfd,e 8uans. xufh. Ct. Yeters.
Weme,noe. 8. Gtruhe
Tturrer Guns y. h. Gtmole,t, 244
Abdns Str.. Wod]eiter. va. 3elerbon:
9toheiier 1888 Wottesb,cnt $3.50 ubr
moraens. Sonntd0id,nIe 1910 uhr.
Srnuen Uere,n Neridn,flmnq am lesten
Sonnerstaa ieeen Ntonnts. = llbr am
Abeno. Seoernann 1T bersl,b uilIicm.
men.
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Sol n,bus, Chic.

Gudn8. 0utber. Martin yuiber Qtrd,e.
Gde Wolei umb Nnn St,.
Yditot cenrp Ceitreidh. 6ll Wloier ctr.
sSeoen Sonntda y uhr SonntnaidbuIe. 10
I'm, eraIi'd,ei Wottesb,enit. II uhr oeut.
idtcr Wottesbienft
Nle @,lnnhensaenoVen unb Nremnne
iino beraIich einaeIahen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
RRELL. PA.


Dsstschs Ev. Lsth. St. Paulus Kirchs
Pfarrer Hans b. Jentsch. Jeden sonntss
vormittag Uhr ntasschule: 10 Uhr eng
fischer Gottesdienst: letzten Sonntae I'M
Monat Won II bis IL Uhr deutscber Sotte.-
dienst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
HERBSTK0NzERT
des
intracht- hermania maennerchors
sonntos, den 20. oktober Anfong $3.50 Uhr noehm
Westseite soehsenheim, 700l Denson Ave.
Chorleiter Professor Rudolf Schuster


Das vergessene Dornroeschen Schuster
Jolly Blacksmith I'll Trovatoe Verdi
Entracht- -Hermania Maennerchor
mir den Fruehngs +. kransky
OStseite Iiedertaiel Gemschter Chor
o Des Seemanns Los w. Martell
D \ ferlcct LAY . | .C acODsB Bond
Bass Solo: Thom Schneider
b Das Steldcheln X. Schuster
Damenchor SaNonia
D. Am Nicer ."....""..Fr Schubert
Barton Solo: J. Hsllner
Because you re Victor Herbert
Whispering Hope Hawthorne
Duett l. talner (Sopran), J. Hal1ner (Bariton)
g. Noch sind die Tage der Rosen Spicker
EinraCht termana Maennerchor
t. Das letze Lied JUL Wengert
Gemchter Massenchor (Eintracht Hermania, Saxonia,
Ost-ledertaielD - Sopransolo Nj. Mueller
s. Thcater
lCH NERL.ANGE MEME SCHULD ZURUECk
komoede in enem Akt Friedr. karinthy
Personen
" BoscEner
PhyslkpoteSsor J. Hommi
beographleToies p. Braun
.\nschliessend Tanz, Essen und Errschungen.
IS 25
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9efroit, 0idjiaon.

9eutid,e unb e8hRfme @u. Ct. Yetrus.
Qirde. VlenfieIo uno yosberrp upe.
Yfarrer ssobannes &euti@. 1921
@lenfielo Nue. EEL: Yineree 62O6.
Gnalifd3er WotteSotenft 10 l1br pormtts
toas. 0eut5de unb enaliide Gonntaa.
i&ule II llbr uormittdes. Neuti&er got.
tesbienit II llbr bormittaQs.
Sebeu letten DienStaQ bes wtonnts
9irdenrotsfisuna. Durh bic CONNER.
monate ieben brttten Dienstaa; fontt
ieoen orttten Sonntaa Nrauen Gerein
Veriammlun9. 5eirhen&orprobe ieben
Oreita9aben6.
Vile @Io1,bensaenoffeu uno Sreunbe
limb ber3lin ein9elaben.
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Winbior, Ontoriu, 8anaba.

81 EauluS Wtrdle. Harent 0pe.
12io Edrent Nbe.. 8inoior. Mannta
y Wottesoienit In ben Gommern,ono,en
oon 0-1O llbr notnittaaS. gonntna.
'mnie Don 1O-1t uhr pormittaas
Neen eriten Donne staoaleno in, 4Ro.
nat Sranen Verein eismna.
Vile Wolis' uno Glaubenseenofien t,nb
ber3lidb rilIicmmtu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18
GlepeIanb, Ohio.
z. g. Gpaue. 2uth. ct. Sshannss q

z. g. Guana. 3uth. ct. Sshannes Qird,e.
Yaitor SONS Hoi'el, 78l gbop Roao.
Sel.: Wulberrp 1.O846. 8 uht uorm,ts
tlas beut,der 8ottesnienit. Gonntd9'
idule unb enaltid,et 8ottesoeinit 1890.
Observation-Disclosures unb oeut,he
SduIe am Sdnlstdo bon 8 llbr pormit.
tnas an. Vile @laubeus9euolien i,no
beralid einaelaben.
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Someitea0, Ea.

Cemtfdle Gu. yutb. Ct. Wlnrfns Qtrd3e,
222-224 IN y. Nue
Nep. isreoer,d y. QItboft. Yultol. fe.
lepbon: so. l145. Sonntnaid)ule V:3I
llbt nloraens. @ottesnienii 1890 iihr.
Vile @lnuhensNemuNen bnb Srcnne.
llno her8ltcb elnQelnncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-18

Chicago, Illinois 81. Pauls Gemende,
lS57 Homer Strasss
Pastor c. F. Broecker. 1855 Homer ST..
Chicago 80. III. Tel: BE. 7-5sS8
Jeden Sonntas Uhr Sonntagschule. 10
Uhr englischer Gottesdienst II Uhr deut.
scher Gottesdienst.
Wtr laden ale Glaubenss senossen uno
Freunds herzlich Elm zu den Gottesdiensten
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youngstown, Obio.
Vpanseltib .xutbertid)e Rsmtesas.
Oemeinbe.

211O @len.uoo5 Nbe.
Htdrrer 8illiom 8. Beltber.
go W. sSuofon Npv.
~ Sonntogihule: 8 ubr. - Vmelr.he,
Vottesolenft: 10 l1br. 0eutins,
@otteSbienft: II uhr.
ane Bolts unb @IaubenseenoiIen ,,ne
ter5lid tpi[ftomutu,
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9cmtiM.W .Wemetnbe,

Gleueianb NNcft. - 9cmttd,. .V,emetnbe.
ySeit ~. err. lno Willarb Aue.
Yfnrrer @uitap ". Voeilm. S9OY g8tl.
lnro Mpe. Sell: NO. 1s487O. Gcnntdgs
. uhr uornuttaas oeutiher @otiesc,enit
10 ubr Sounta0id1ule unb W,belitunhe
iiir Grlund),ene. II llbr uor,nittaas enQ'
l,id,er 0o.tesbienft. aonf,rn,nnbenunfer.
rtd,t ienen Gnnstu9 10 llhr uormittaas
ceoermann heralih tpiGiommen.
Evening star., 1951-05-30

Ol IdcC, uQlQS
up more mems organizations be-
hind the proposed equal rights
amendment will be one of her i'm
mediate objectives, she indicated
Passage of the amendment has
been the principal goal of the
party since 1928.
This is not just a woman's
battle. This is a citizens fight,
Mrs. Murrell stressed.
The support she received from
the Florida State Bar Association
in her successful campaign fol
enactment of Florida's Married
Women's Emancipation Act il
1943 convinced Mrs. Murrell thai
men are eager to help change law.
that discriminate against women
Women worked hard for the act
but it was having members of tht
bar association turn into femi
nistS that put it over" she said.
The thing that worries her now
however, is that the act coult
be wiped out at any time by tn,
State Legislature. That's why sh,
thinks equal rights for womeI
should be guaranteed in thu
Constitution. LAS long as we arr
not full citizens. anything car
happen" she said.
A lecturer and writer, Mrs
Murrell also practices law AMI
became a feminist after handling
a case where a divorced woman
was unable to collect $4,000 Sh,
had loaned to her former husband
because of discriminatory laws
"At that time" she said, "a mar
fied woman in Florida couldn'
make a contract. She couldn
even open a charge account
without her husbands. signature.
Mrs. Murrell's husband, JOIN
Moore Murrell, is a prominen
lawyer, and being ''very intelli
gent" she says, fully support
equal rights for women.
Evening star., 1951-05-30

SwerS in two columns, one foi
each girl:
/. With which one do you have
the most interests In common OF
can easily develop the most in.
Iterests?
Q. Which one have you known
longer? (Or have you known eithel
of them long enough-say a veal
or two-to be sure Of congeniali.
lty?~
8. Which comes from the better
family background: Health. intel.
lligence, unselfishness. service tt
the community?
4. Which is the most admired
and respected by your friends ane
lkinfolk?
5. Which has the happier dis,
position?
6. Which is the better at team.
work and cooperation with other
(not merely with you)?
Evening star., 1951-05-30
Modern MARRIAGE


Z. Which is the more conserya-
tive in religion, morals ant
politics?
8. Which has the better health:
8. Which has the better intel
ligence and education?
10. Which has the better train
ing for the job Of wife anc
mother?
Score them both on those II
points, Joe, and see which come.
out the winner. II you scor,
them just alike, its proof tina
you're not ready. just now, K
marry any one!
Evening star., 1951-05-30
!$4 ,2l3 Raised To Aid Lepers

A total of $4,213 was raised yes
terday at the semiannual ingather-
ing of funds of the Washington
Auxiliary of the American Mission
to Lepers held at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
Approximately 270 members at
tended the all-day session which
included luncheon at midday.
The program featured addresses
by DR.. Robert Stolar. dermagolog-
ist consultant at Walter Reed and
Gallinger Hospitals, and DR.. A. D.
Heller. superintendent of the
Sudan Interior Mission at Kano,
Nigeria, where a colony for lepers
has been established. DR.. Heller
discussed his experiences and DR..
Evening star., 1951-05-30
Mrs. Truman to Aid Benefit

walk outside the ballroom where
the benefit will be held. Items
ranging in price from IS to $10t
will be on sale, with part Of the
proceeds going to the society's
scholarships.
An advanced showing and sale
Iof the art work will be held to-
morrow from 10 am. to To- pm
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim, Mrs
Carl Spaatz and Mrs. William
McC Chesney Martin. sjr., will be ir
charge Of the sale.
Evening star., 1951-05-30
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

From your letter, Joe, it seems
that you are in the position OF the
man in "The Beggars' Opera,
who sang, IT could be happy with
either, were t'other dear charn1er
away" In other words, two girls
want to marry you and you can't
decide which one to choose.
Not many men share that
privileged situation. Joe. I'm not
sure 1t is good for any man to be
lin 1t. Perhaps he'll be a better
husband If he has to work to ac-
|ouire the wife of his choice. There
was Jacob. He had to work IA
years for the girl Of his choice
incidentally having an extra wife
wished on him during the process
But his family life was an extraor-
binary success in some ways. at
least. He fathered all OF the IL
tribes Of Israel. And if he lived
Ito be lat years old, as one ac-
count has 1t. his family must have
treated him well
You can't have both OF the
girls as wives. as Jacob did-tirnes
have changed. You want me to
help you decide which, one to
marry. One answer would be
Marry the one you love" In
your case. I'm not sure you love
Ieither one of them! 1t will pay
you to gamble a 3-cent stamp by
writing me in care of The Star
Enclosing a stamped, self
addressed envelope) and asking
Tor a free copy of my self-rating
scale, "Are You Sure It's Loye?"
Better not let those GIRLS see it,
they might walk out on you, Joe
However. If you're a normal
mature male you should be able to
fall in love with either enc Of
them. The question is. which?
Ask yourself such questions as
lthese-and write down the an
Evening star., 1951-05-30

Mrs Truman heads the list OF
patronesses for the scholarship
benefit of the Washington Chap
ter, National Society of Arts and
Letters, to be held from 2 to {
pm. Friday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Other patronesses include Mrs
Fred Vinson. wife of the Chief
Justice: Nine. Bonnet, wife of the
French Ambassador; Nine. Erkin
wife of the Turkish Ambassador
Nine. van Rojen, wife of the
Netherlands Ambassador; Nine
Koo. wife of the Chinese Ambassa.
dor; Nine. Abdul Rahim, wife o1
the Egyptian Ambassador; Mrs
John w. Snyder, wife Of the Secre'
ltary of the Treasury: Mrs. Honlel
Ferguson, wife of the Senator
from Michigan; Mrs. j. William
Fullbright, wife of the Senator
from Arkansas, and Mrs. Franz
Pace. wife Of the Secretary OF ths
Army.
Still others, announced by Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
chairman of patronesses, include
Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler, Mrs
Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs. Corcorar
Thorn, Mrs. James Wadsworth
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. join
Catesby Weeden, Mrs. Henr,
Bryan Cardwell, Mrs. McCool
Knox, Mrs. Herman w. Williams
Ijr., Miss Marion Venable, Mrs
Howard Mitchell, Mrs. John Wal
ker, Mrs. Ray Atherton and Mrs
Raymond E. Cox.
/ A high light of the benefit vii
be a concert by previous scholar
ship winners. Another feature will
Ibe an exhibit by professional
Washington artists in the birdcag'
Evening star., 1951-05-30

Stolar talked on the medical prog
ress made in controlling -leprosy
The Rev. Donald c, Irwin Of
the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church gave the
morning devotions. Musical selec-
tions were presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Faust.
Mrs. w. M. Danner is auxiliary
president.
Evening star., 1951-05-30

De lGullulSIS.
1 ANY kind ot
controversy be-
tween the sexes
!: is compl e t ly
out of date, >
!: Mrs. Ethel Err
nest Murrell OF
Miami, Fla, de-
clared yesterday
as she met the
press to discuss
plans for her
coming admin
|istration.
AS a matter
Evening star., 1951-05-30
Luncheon Meetinu

Women underwriters Of the Dis
trio Life Underwriters Association
will meet at noon tomorrow at
1924 Connecticut avenue NV. for.
a luncheon meeting. Miss Mary
Fort is in charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1951-05-30
]CheverIy Meeting
The Cheye

The Cheverly Wowen's Club will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Louis Bordewisch,
1916 Lake avenue.
Evening star., 1951-05-30
Wonnen's S
Clubs
81 "
I Mrs. MurreI Coils
/. Row Between Sexes
/. Out of Dote
By Frances Lide
woman's Club Editor

The new chairman of the Ma
tional Woman's Party believes
that women should be feminine
and both men and women should
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-15
Milk River Seed
Show Dates Set

JAMES ASHTON, chairman of
the Milk River Valley Certified Po-
tato and Registered Seed show an
nounces that the fourth annual Seed
show will be held again on Jan. "a,
rs and 26, 1852. He stated that good
premiums will be paid for winning
exhibits entered at the show and
urged farmers and seedgrowers to
make plans for collecting their ex-
hibits now. Premiums will be paid
for both registered and common all
falfa as well as registered and ap-
proved grains.
The Milk River Valley Seed show
has been held for three years and
has attracted many outstanding ex-
hibits during that time The most
coveted award offered by the show
at present, is the plaque being
awarded to the winner in the potato
division. This plaque must be won
three times before it passes into
permanent possession.
Copies of the premium book can
be secured through the county ex-
tension office at Chinook.