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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01
muttprtuiirnp = mnttpr-
rflihtpn

9as 8eilpiel ser Wutter, 1lnter
6eren S6ub oas &ino leine gan5e
erlte gnttpidlung erfabrt, lit bon
gr0Bter @i6tigfeit. 9as Saus bilbet
bas Hei6, bie gSelt ser Mutter, in
oem ite unumi6rdnfte &erri9erin lit,
aber au6 eoelites 8orbilo iein muB,
INN ni6t gan5 lire idone @elt ielbit
5u perni6ten. 0ie 6urb Ser Wutter
8orbilo i'm &inbesber5en aufgenon-
menen @inoriide entfalten itd, ipa9-
len pie oie 8lunen, Sic i'm Sriibiabr
Ser groe entiproiien; Tie 1peroen gr0-
Der, Itarfer, beltimmter, Bis iie in
@erfe unb Eaten iibergeben. Wiit
pel6 tpeiier 8oriidt, tpelber 8eoa6t-
iamfeit muB alio Die Weutter bie 8ei-
ipiele seben, sic ale 10 genau beobad-
tet uno na6geabmt tuerben, ourh oie
ibre gea6melt 10 genau na9 ibrem
eigenen sd" ii6 bilbet. go Iebt Die
Whutter in allen &inoern fort, ibr Gin.
fluB lit allgennein uno fortbauernb; !;
er beitebt bonn erIten Gage, ba bas
iunge 2eben entItano, uno bauert fort
Biz iiber ibr Grab binaus.
Das innere 2eben Ser Srau fpielt
li6 mebr auf Dem @ebiet oes @e-
mites ab. Daraus folgt, baB Die miit-
terlide gr5iebung bauptia6lib auf
bas @emiit eintpirft. Der Mann
regiert nit Dem Bertrand. bie Sran
nit Dem Ser5eu. &e1ahrena Tie ibr @e-
n1iit bereihert, idGrft er fein urteil;
mo- er ieine Rrqft mibt, tpirft lie in
ibrer anmut, itets bereit. 5u troiten,
mo- es nottut.
Die Grau berleibt benz &auie oie
moralilbe MtmoipbGre. Die bas innere
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Stim1ue 0eS TOlfeS
fiir bas eSDiepbinnnt

ginliegenb ienbe i6 Sbnen einen
Sded i'm 8etrag bon $500 5un
0anf fir cine erborte 8itte.
Srau e. 8, Sans.
0a i9 $500 in einem Anliesen
peripro6en batte,@ lenoe i9 Sbnen
0iele Summe.
Srau g., 900.
* i *
Gum 9anf fiir oie grborung elmer
8itte ienbe id) Sbnen $500 5u gbren
Oes t0l'Iten Ser5ens Seiu, Ser Mllt-
tergottes l1no bes III. SoIepb.
9llter 2eier, @is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01
ct. Ganl, Iimn.- 8urtbinston, O.,
Samstag, 1. Wars 1862.


Sunntas, 2. MGrs: Griter Sonmtas
in Der Taitenseit (Snpucabit). -
goangelium: Son GbriItt
gerluduns (Mattb. A..
Montag, 3. MGr5: &unigunoe.
9iel1stag, 4. M6r5: &aitn1ir.
Mitttpo6, 5. M6r5: 8bofas.
9onnerstag, 6. War5: 8erpetua.
5reitag, 7. MGr5: Sbomas bon
Iqrin.
Samstag, s. War5: Bbilemon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01

@illiam 8emers, eeboren in @eit-
fallen, 2eutidlanO; seitorben in Sort
Smitb, grf., i'm @lter bon iteben-
unbiieb5ig Sabren. gr binterldBt iie>
ben Sobne, orei S06ter, cine S9ne-
iter, 5pei 9riioer llno oreiBig gnfel.
ct. 2ouis, Wo. 3pei Gage
na6 bem 4bleben bon S .B. &enfel
itarb i'm Mlter bon a6tunoiieb5ig Sab
rem @rnit I. 8infelmann, ser iabr-
5ebntelang 5u BEN treuen ct. 2ouis'er
Stiiten bes Gentral-8ereins uno Ser
gentral-Stelle geborte. &r. @infel.
mann tpar ieit ieinem 5tpolften 2e-
i'm apotbeferseldaft tdtis
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bolte er iid, aber olle feline Bentiib1in.
gen, literariid Sub au faffen, ibei-
terten. Cine 5tpeite Mnerifa-@eiie
folgte; nun arbeitete er auf elmer
@ei5enfarm in Norb4Dafota. St be-
gab ii1 oann nod Minneapolis, Inn
BORT Bortrdge fiir Sfanbinabier 5lt
balten, Der aufiebenerregenoite NOR
iein LETTER, in Dem er geraoe5n per-
1i6tenbe Mbre6nung nit Der ameri-
fanii6en &ultur bielt. Dieies Wal
| fubr SamIun nad &openbagen, bas
Manuifript ieiner gr5ablung rSun-
ger" in Ser Saibe. gr brahte es
@oparo 8ranbes, Dem 8ruber bes be-
riibmten @eorg, bamals 6euilleton-
reoafteur oer 3eitl.ng ,Bolitifen'.
8ranbes brudte eittige glus5iige ba-
bon ab, cine baniibe 3eiti6rift orud-
te tie na6 uno 1890 fam Der &oman
Nortpegil6 berans, nod i'm glei6en
Sabr au6 in beutider l1eberiesung.
Mit einem Sblag mar SamIun be-
riibmt. Scum folgte Elm 8erf nab
Dem anoerel 1927 iein pieIeidt po-
puldriter &oman uSegen Ser @roe",
Ser ben IusIblag fir bie brei Sabre
Ipater erfolgte 8erleibung oes Nobels
8reiles gab = Seine Iebten Sabre
paren grampon uno perbittert. @obl
aus ieiner Itarfen Mbneigung gesen
England berals Itellte er iib nod Der
Snpaiion bes nelttralen georpegens
i'm april 1910 porbebaltlos binter Die
Haais. gr ri6tete einen Mufruf an
sic @ioerItanb leiItenoen noripegi-
lben Sruppen, in Dem er u. a. iagte:
uNortpeger! 8erft cure @etpebre
meg uno sebt nabbauie. 9ie 9eut-
| i6en fdmpfen fir uns. Sic bre6en
gnglanos Sprannei, Die audi iiber
uns unb ane anberen Neutralen
berriht." 9as baben linn feline 2anos-
leute ni6t bergeben. Seine Sral,
ebenfaas S6riftlteuerin unb nod af-
tiper als er in Der noripegiiben Na3t.
8etpegung, muBte na9 &riegsenbe
logan auf orei Sabre ins @efdngnis
lpanoern; SEM 9i6ter blieb Dies er-
ipart, neil bie uripriineli6 auf Sob-
perrat lautenoe Mnflage gegen BEN
bamals Observation-Disclosures alf
cine S6aoenerlatflage Ser nortpegi.
i6en &eparationsfommiiiion tpegen
ieiner naaifreunoliben Mrtifel unge-
man6eIt tDur6e.
8on oen 47,612,OOO gintpobnern
bes (tueItoeuti6en) 8un6esgebietes
geboren 5O,7 Bro5ent Dem ebangeli>
lden uno 45,2 Broaent Dem fatboIi-
iben @laubensbefenntnis an. 9ie
iibrigen 4,1 Broaent berteilen iih auf
anoere Observation-Disclosures Die
3ablen tpurben Sen borldufigen gr-
sebniiien Der 8olfs5dblung bonn 13.
September 1860 entnommen. ginen
itarfen enangeliibe1 gnteil tpeiien
bon Sen 2anoern S9lesmig-Soltein
(87,6 Bro5erD, 8remen (84,2 8ro-
5ent), Samburg (78,4 YroaenD, Mie-
oer=Sadien (76,2 8ro5ent), Weit-
Berlin (oreiunoiieb5ig Bro5ent) unb
Seilen (64,7 Bro5enD auf. l1ebermie7
genb fatboliid) iino 8apern (72,3
Bro5ent), 8aoen (69,2 8roaenD uno
&beinlano- -8foI5 (574 8ro5ent),
Nororbein- -8eitfalen bot au fiinfuno-
fiinf5ig Bro5ent fatboliide unb su
41,1 Bro5ent epangelii6e ginpobner.
Sn 8iirttembers- -Soben5onern be-
trdgt Ser Inteil Der &atboIifen 52,2I
Bro5ent segeniiber 44,6 Hro5ent Bro-
teitanten uno in @iirttenberg 8aoen
.gibt es 37,1 Hro5ent &atboliten ge-
.geniiber 58,7 Bro5e1t Hroteitanten.
Ser perheibenoe Broaentiab in oen
ei1aelnen 2dnoern perteilt ii6 auf
ionitige &eligionsgemeinidaften ober
&eligionsloie.
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Saut offi5iellen SeitltelIungen bas
ben oie 2ebensmittelpreile i'm De5em-
Der sic boditen Guoten erreidt, bnn'
oertunopier5ig Bro5ent bober als I'M
Sabre 1910 uno 4,6 Sroaent iiber
bent Breis i'm pergangenen Sanuar.
S6peinefletl6 lit ettpas billiger I'M
Greis ais lettes SSabr. 0a mir mebr
&inofleii6 eebrauben als irgenoeine
anoere 5leiifiorte, lit Ser Breis fit
Hinofleii6 ni6t gefallen.
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Aua 1pnt GrfprkrptH

ct. Marp's College, ct. Warps,
Sans, ben %. Sebruar 1852.
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AuH aurr mrlt

8ie aus gltiniormierter Quelle
Derlautet, iollen ii6 in Ser Si6edo-
Slomafei geeenmartig fait cine balbe
Miaion Meni6en in 3pangsarbeits-
lagern uno 3u6tb6ulern befinben.
3ur @inneilung in Elm 2ager ger1iigt
bereits cine einfa6e 8erpaItungs-
anorbnuns na6 Dem Geiet gtr. 247
bonn 25. Sftober 1913. Cine ioI6e
anorOnung lpribt getp0bnli9 cine
&ommiiiion ser 0rtli6en 8e5irfsper-
palt1ng aus. Die 8e5irfsfommiiiio-
men fonnen Sen Aufentbalt I'M 2ager
usemdB Dem 8erbalten oes 8etrefs
fenoen" perfiir5en ooer perldnsern.
Neuerlib eingegangene Weloungerr
aus SSugoIlatpien beltdtigen, baB bas
2iebesmerben Inn oen letten &eit bon
golfsoeutl6en, ser na6 Ser beitiaIi-
l6en De5imierung uno gnteignung in
ser olten Seimat perblieben lit, plan-
mGBig bon an1tli6er Seite betrieben
miro. Sofern ii6 geeignete Berionen
finben, peroen Die uShmaben" auf-
ee1nuntert, oeutibe 8olfsi6ulHaiien
su eroffnen, in Subotioa (Mariatbe>
reitopeD eibt es an Ser Staatli9en
2ebrerbiloungsanlt nltalt bereits &urie
fir oeutl6e 2ebrer, unb nun miro
oie i6pGbiibe 8ep0lferung au9 auf-
geforoert, Srtsgruppen bes ~9eut-
i6en &ulturpereins" ins 2eben gu
rufen. r..
Ser electromagnetic nortpegii9e &o-
mani6riftIteller nno eobel-Breistrd-
ger Smut Samiun lit am 19. 6s. aui
leinem @ut Norboelmen BEL Grim
ltao, i'm liioli6en Norpegen inn Sitter
bon 5peiunoneun5ig Sabren uno feds
Wonaten geitorben. = Samiun pur.
oe I'M @uobranosoal i'm Snnern bon
Norlpegen geboren, auf benIelben
@ut, bas Ibon @enerationen ieiner
SorfaDren bebaut battert. SSm @egens
lab 81 leinen 8orfabren blieb er ni6t
an Der SboGe baften. 9lls 8ier5ebn.
idbriger itano er bereits als 8erfdlt.
fer in einem 9orflaoen, mar Elm Sabr
lang Saulierer, lernte SOS S6ubma.
dergeiperbe lno tpurbe Damn fur5e
3eit Golfsibuaebrer auf elmer Ser
n0rOlibIten 2ofoten-SSnieln n0r6lid
oes Bolarfreiles. sSn oieie 3eit fal-
len feline erlten IiterariI6en Irbeiten,
fur5e Nobeaen, nit 6enen er iib aber
nun Nbiagebriefe bottle. 3mei Sabre
mar er Damn als StraBenarbeiter td.
tig. 1882 1panoerte er ra6 Mmerifo
aus, NIT gei6enftem @elb 5ablte er
feline ueberfabrt. gr arbeitete aui
Sarmen mar 8erfdufer in einem 2a.
ben in @lroD, Wis., unb Bferbebabn-
ibaffner in gbicago, mo er ourb fal-
lbes Musrufen bon StraBennamen
feline raI6e @ntlaiiung berbeifiibrte.
Sbmere 2ungenblutungen bereiteten
ieinem Mmerifa- -MufentbaIt Elm gn6e;
nieoer muBten Jreun6e fir i'm bas
Evening star., 1952-06-14
HOUSES SALINE. (cont.)

Ito It. from Supreme Court BLDG.
A perfect Hill" property for home,
inc3me or remodeling: o rms 9
BATHS. BATHS SIDE sr and nd rear yards PR1SGL+E
7es eses EAsF eA eAPifGLBrisfee H5 sH fsee vacant
b complete apts.. beautiful oak
floors, : front entrances; new con-
dition; 3,000-S5. 900 cash; build
ing and loan about $1,000; will
eSSSanse' SWNFR' IA open EeTo FRI Sat, Sun
A REAL HOUSE IN NE, = Brick
Colonial. just q years old; large liv-
ing room with firepl., dining room.
attractive kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms.
outside entrance; lovely yard; good
neighborhood. Shown by appt. only.
HELEN M. sPRoESsER. Juniper
7-5900. -I5
CORNER PROPERTY with 4 homes
must be sold to settle estate. 20l
goo II i1th N.E.-Lovely large iH Brick
home. with extra apt. Let. income
pay for home. Convenient location
Priced low by owner. Open 2-lO
MOST BEAUT. SUBDIVISION in
NE, Wash. Priced to sell, det
brick, 8 rms. 2 baths, 3 bedrms
recr. nm, slate roof. Beaut. shrub
cry; on lot 45x105; det gar. House
IN excel cond. SULLIVAN BROS.
appt., call Mr.. Stormont, NO. 52SS
INVESTMENT PROPERTY, mr.. Mary
land ave. on 11th st. Semidetached
brick dwelling with 3 apts., stoves
and ,refrgs. included. Average
monthly income Of $500, only
THE DeFABIO CO., LU. 4-5566;
ewes, 10. S-0163 -15
Evening star., 1952-06-14
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE

Close to stores, schools, churches; lst
f., large liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
pantry. =" porches; 2nd A., 3 bed
rooms, ! a baths; full basement, a
bath, oil h.-w.h.; nice large lot !;
garage; dead-end street; close to
recreation center: perfect family
home. Owner bought home in Flor
ida: asking 500 800; good lst trust.
Eyes: SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
OIL. 1866. -l5
Evening star., 1952-06-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

cOLORED-vERY CLEAN. 2 rms
brick. near 11th and F ST.; gas
heat. front entrance to bsmt.,
kits. Only S13.950. SI,25O down.
Easy payments ST. 1867. RA. 5247.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
HOUSES SALE-N.w. tcoo,. Z,

OWNER SAYS SELL-5-bedrm. ga.
bath. semidet. brick; best NV. To-
cation. Mr.. Tovornick. GE. S129
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co, Realtor
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
6OO5 18th ST. rms, 2iz baths:
lge: rms, f1repl. and powder rm
1st A.; 3 bedrms.,. lge. closets.
BY owner. IA. 5451. -15
900 WHITTIER ST. N.W.-By appt
Large. comfortable home; liv. rm.
din. rm., kit, den first floor; bed
rms. study and bath. md A.; o.h.-w.;
2=car garage; nr. Coolidge High
Walter Reed and all conv. REYLAS
REALTY CO, SH. 6il7. WO. 0160
OPEN SATURDAY-sUNDAY, . It'll s.
3S0S Warren ST. NV. near Wis. ave
Spacious, attractive 3-bedroom semi
detached brick home; lfa baths;
fireplace: gas hot water heat; per-
feet condition; many nice features;
convenient to everything; only Sl9.-
93n. terms arranged. W. CLIFFORD
SHERTzER. RE. 220l, 81. 1147
1857 LAMONT N.W.-Open l to 6;
beautiful; 8 bedrmS., 3 baths: easily
financed. So 800. CO. 5S74. Nc
agents. Ii
SACRIFICE. BY OWNER. will accept
beiow-value price; 4-bedroomS, :
!avatories. gar, oil heat; excel. loca-
tion; immediate possession. Box 494-
A, Star
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Town & Suburban, OR. 94O0
BRIARCLIFF

6 Bdrms., 3 Baths, 2 Laws
Lovely white brk. Colonial
home built in 1851 by Frank
g. Phillips here in the heart
of the city's very finest re-
stricted residential area. Pic
turesQue wooded lot with 95-
# frontage. All-General Elec-
trio kit. with dishwasher, Dis
posall. range and refgr. At
the price now available We be-
lieve this to be one of the
greatest values to be found.
MUST HAVE QUICK SALE,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
14l1; ewes. call LO. 4-1444
Evening star., 1952-06-14
IN RETHESnA
MUST SELL NOW

Will accept md trust. Seven-room
English brick in beautiful, cool
Woodside Forest; 9i2 baths, mir
rored fireplace. paneled rec. room
with fireplace, workshop, finished
Bird with ross-ventilation, gas h.-w.
h., ample storage space. screened
porch. attached garage. outdoor fire.
place, immaculate. By OWNER. SH.
1869. III
Evening star., 1952-06-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
Open Today and Sum-, IL
1850 MACOMB ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK
A FAMILY Homo

n dIIllly I1OIIle
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED)
Located a little west of Con-
necttcut ave.-convenient to
the John Eaton School and the
National Cathedral. 1t should
particularly appeal to a sizable
family--featurine 6 bedrooms
and 4ia baths. The first floor
has wide entrance foyer, spa
clotS living room with stone
fireplace, family-size dining
room. a lovely library Tor tele-
vision rooml 20x9 with picture
window. 1ST FLOOR MOD
ERN BATH and TODAY'S DE
LUKE KITCHEN; wall-to-
carpeting included in price.
The. library. dining room and
kitchen overlook rear garden
which includes a winding
brook with bridge across to
wooded garden-for those who
love a restful haven and out
door life it has a great deal of
appeal. The full basement is
above ground. including auto
matte heat and lavatory.
Built-in garage. Unforeseen
circumstances necessitate i'm
mediate sale. At other than
open hours call OWNER. WO.
64S6 for appt. to inspect. No
hr0karS
Evening star., 1952-06-14
CHEVY CHASE

Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Alta Vista. Bethesda

Brick rambler; liv. rm. din. rm. comb.
modern kit, 3 bedrms;, and bath:
Ledman. MI 1901 or DE. 1877.
7. G.. CHATFJ,
Evening star., 1952-06-14

COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY. / PM. TO Pm.
245 ANACOSTIA AVE.
Five-room brick, semidet, less than
3 yrs. old. The interior is spotless,
the location is ideal. Has a large GI
loan that can be assumed at $54 per
mo-, including taxes and insurance
Purchaser has the option to buy the
furniture at a big saving. Mr.. Beas-
lev will be there with all the infor-
nation.
MARSHALL I. WAPLE co.
Reaitor, 1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-06-14

VIC. '14th AND INGRAHAM
4-BEDRM., DETACHED BRICK
POWDER RIM, 1st FLOOR
Beautiful den. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm
and kitchen; full bsmt.: oil heat;
excellent condition. Call til q pm
Cohn g. Levine, HO. 1920
Evening star., 1952-06-14
BETHESDA
$16,250-$19,500

New group OF 3-bedrm. brick ram
blers on wooded lots. These homes
contain entrance foyer, firepl., tile
bath, lee. kit. equipped with range,
mum cash required S4.400.
OPEN IL TO DARK
From Bank of Bethesda
out Old GEORGETOWN rd, = miles to
Beech ave, turn left and follow
Cooley signs to sample house on
Wllmett I'd.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
Pentagon Secretary
Kills Herself With Gun

A pretty 25-year-old Govern
ment worker who had been de-
spondent over her health shot and
killed herself yesterday at her
home at 1902 North Dinwiddie
street, Arlington. according to Ar
lington County police.
The girl, Miss Clara F. Sven
sen was found by Mrs. Helen s.
Lyons. with whom she had been
living. Police said the body OF
the attractive blond was lying on
her bed, a bullet wound in her
head and a .38-caliber pistol in
her hand.
Mrs. Lyons said the girl had
been under the care of two doc
tors for lung condition for some
time.
Miss Swensen came to Wash
ington shortly after her gradua-
ton from high school at Wa
konda, S. Oak. She spent two
years as civilian employe
with the Army in Japan and had
just returned this spring. She was
a secretary to Col. Ralph c. Bing,
with the Army at the Pentagon at
the time Of her death.
The girl was pronounced dead
by DR.. John H. Judson, acting
county coroner. The body was
taken to the Ives funeral home,
2847 Wilson boulevard.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
Files on 81 ,423,427 Tax Case
Settled for $65, 900 Opened
Sum Called Maximum From Sale of Assets;
Bureau Says Bill Was Grossly Excessive

the taxes, penalties and interest
laid against him. Mr.. Cobb said
the Loves had assets of $105,960,
but that all but $4,000 Of this
was real estate contracts or prop
erty which Mr.. Lowe and Mrs.
Lowe owned jointly. He said it
was therefore unlikely the Gov
ernment could sell the real estate
interests for anything like their
value. if at all. The Loves had
$23. 1000 cash.
For that reason, and because of
Mr.. loves age (72) and the doubt
as to whether he really owed as
much taxes as were assessed
against him, Mr.. Cobb said, it ap-
Ipeared to be the best thing for the
Government to accept Mr.. loves
compromise offer of $4,000.
Overpayment in 1945.
In addition, Mr.. Cobb said, it
appeared that Mr.. Lowe had paid,
in 1945, nearly $4,000 too much
tax. AS part of the compromise.
Mr.. Lowe agreed not to ask that
this be refunded. This would raise
the total settlement to 100000.
AS for the case against Mrs.
Lowe, Mr.. Cobb. reported there was
mo evidence she ever had any
assets transferred to her from her
husband, or from the trucking
firm. Therefore, he recommended
the Government accept her
nominal Offer of $1,000. There
was no evidence she owed the
Government even that much.
A bureau spokesman said the
Government levied such big claims
against Mr.. Lowe in order to pro-
tect the Governments interest
while a full determination of
liability was worked out. The
spokesman said the bureau sus-
Ipected, but did not know, that
assets had been transferred to
Mrs. Lowe. and therefore placed a
big protective claim against her.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
Bomb ExpIodes in Plane Wreck
Where Dead Pilot Lay 3 Days
Other DeIoyed-Action Missiles, Missing
After Crash Near Seoul, Menace Villages

Tuesday night before he knew
several uneXploded bombs were in
the wreckage.
Il got to the plane and found
the pilot dead" Sergt. Watson
said. '"The plane was really a
wreck. The body was astride a
bomb directly under the cockpit,
like a man would be astride a
horse. I tried to pull him out but
found he couldn't be removed
without cutting torches.
Then I began looking around
with f1ashlight at all those
bombs. :. I realized right away
that was no place for me to be" j"
The plane carried a dozen $50
pound bombs and two 1000
Founders. Some were not ac-
counted for and three villages
have been evacuated until all
danger of explosions has passed,
Sergt. Watson said.
Some of the delayed action
bombs dropped over North Korea
do not explode for days.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
Four to Be Pulled Up 1853 Feet
After Buryinq Friend in Chusm

Mr.. LoubenS, a 33-year-old Paris
industrialist who made cave ex-
ploring a hobby, died Thursday
of injuries suffered when a steel
rope that was pulling him to the
surface snapped. plunging him 120
feet to q narrow ledge.
His four mates buried his body
under q pile of stone deep in the
chasm after a conference with
workers on the surface. 1t was
decided that hauling the body to
the surface might dislodge rocks
from the chasm side. endangering
the survivors below.
The four-Dr. Andre Marcy,
Frenchmen Harold Tazieff and
Jacques Labeyries and Bernard
Occhialini. an Italian-born Briton
had made a daring attempt to
rescue Mr.. Loubens during the 36
hours he lay unconscious after the
accident.
The young explorer died, how
ever. just as they had succeeded
In strappins him on . ,stretcher.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
5 Drown, II Are Missing
In British Flash Floods
BY the Associated Press

BARNSTAPLE, England. Aug.
16.-Five persons drowned. II
were missin gand thousands made
homeless today in a series of flash
floods which swept southwest
England. Two of the victims were
Boy Scouts.
Torrential rains which assumed
cloudburst proportion in the area
of the Bristol Channel poured
flood waters through the quiet val
ley towns. splintering houses,
washing ou tbridges and cutting
power and telephone lines.
Army Territorials-the British
equivalent of the National Guard
were called out with amphibious
vehicles to gather the. stranded
and transport relief supplies.
Most of the damage was CEN
tered in the towns of Lynton and
Lynmouth, both on the River
Lyme.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
Convicted in Black Mart,
Wife Lands With Colonel
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Mrs.
Allen w. Reed, of Mount Clemens.
Mich. an Air Force colone's wife
convicted of black marketing in
Germany, returned today abroad
the Army Transport La Guar dia.
She had no comment. Col. Reed.
with her. expressed nope some
day people will let her alone and
let her live normal life"
She was accused of black
marketing in currency. coffee and
gasoline coupons and was fined
1892. She denied the charges
and the case is being appealed.
Col! Reed, a West Point gradu-
ate and former commander Of
Wiesbaden Military Post, is en-
route to Washington for reassign-
ment.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
Firm Offers to Pay
To Ruise Sunken Tanker
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-A
Baltimore firm has submitted q
low bid on a job to raise the
sunken tanker Hayes from the
bottom of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal.
While other firms sought to
charge the Government as high as
$234,372 for the task-R. w.
Stasch g. Co. offered to pay the
Government $1,265 for the priv
ilege.
Possession Of the ship will go to
the company which removes it
from the waterway.
Since the Hayes was sunk last
May after collision, the channel
has been closed to all ships more
than $50 feet long.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
ToImodee's Chauffeur
Killed in Auto Crash
By the Assoeioted Press

ATLANTA, Aug. 16.-Lt. George
w. HARRISON of the Georgia Bu-
reau of Investigation, chauffeur
to Gov. Herman Talmadge, was
killed last night when his automo-
bile crashed into another car. q
pedestrian and tree.
Police 1t. E. B. Brooks quoted
a witness as saying 1t. Harrelson's
new car must have been going
100 miles an hour" when it struck
a car at an intersection.
1t. Brooks said it spun around
three times, knocked a Negro
woman and her small daughter
10 to IL feet over a fence. skidded
81 feet and piled into a tree. The
other driver also was injured.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
By the Assceiatsd Press

LICQ-ATHERY. France, Aug. 16.
-Four survivors Of an Inflated
cave exploring expedition prepared
today for the painful ascent from
the Pierre st. Martin chasm after
burying one of their comrades
1853 feet below the surface.
To hoist them twin hand
winches and double ropes were
readied by rescue workers above
ground. Handles for the winches
had been forged in this little
PyreneeS Mountain town.
At the last moment differences
arose between those at the surface
and those underground on the
exact way in which the dangerous
ascent should be made. The argu-
ment may delay the start for
several hours, it was feared.
Apparently the four survivors
were reluctant to trust themselves
to the same device that cost the
life Of Marcel Loubens, one Of
their expedition mates.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 16.-A
long-eXpected explosion yesterday
shattered the Wreckage of a
United Nations warplane loaded
with delayed action bombs-one
of them with dead American
flyer astride it.
The United States Air Force
said the explosion-awaited ever
since the fighter-bomber plane
crashed three days before-left
nothing but a huge hole in the
ground"
The bomb Laden plane crashed
south of Seoul Tuesday after col
liding with a jet plane. The jet
pilot parachuted to safety, but the
major flying the second craft
crashed with his plane. His iden-
tity has not been disclosed.
M/Sergt. Dewal C. Watson OF
Fairfield, Iowa, who headed the
heavy guard thrown around the
danger area, said he made one
effort to remove the majors body