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Evening star., 1952-01-25
u. 5. Jets Shoot Down
10 MICS Over Korea,
4 Others Are Hit
BY The Associated Press

SEOUL, Korea, Jan. 25.-Amer-
lean Sabre jet pilots today shot
down 10 Red jets over North Ko-
rea In one of the biggest air tolls
taken In the Korean war.
One other MIG probably was
destroyed. At least three other
Red planes were damaged.
American airmen fought four
separate encounters with the Com
munist MIG-15s over Northwest
Korea, the United States 5th Air
Force said.
/ Five MICS were blasted out of
the sky in a racing dogfight late
in the afternoon by Sabres Of the
51st Fighter Interceptor Wing.
Another Communist plane also
was damaged in this fight.
Ground Fronts Quiet.
Three more MICS were bagged
by 4th Fighter Interceptor Wing
Sabre jets in another fight late
in the day.
The other planes were accounted
for in earlier battles.
New snow covered quiet ground
fronts while the explosive jet war
Ierupted in MIG Alley.
There was no hint Of how Amer
lican planes Jared. Under a new
policy American air losses are
ANNOUNCED only once q week.
In the rapid fire air action 1t.
Robert H. Moore Of Houston, Tex,
set one MIG-l6 on fire and Sec
onds later destroyed a second
lplane.
II was so close to the second
mig that when I hit him he blew
Iup right In my face" 1t. Moore
said. u. few right Through his
explosion which caused me to
flame out" I'm other words, his
engine died.H
Arlington Man. Hits MIG.
1t. Moore lglided from nearly
80, 900 feet down to $4,000 feet
before he got his jet going again
He was credited with q prob
able for the first MIG. It hap
1pened in a fight this afternoon
between is Sabres and 16 Rus
sian-type jets which had just
crossed the border from Man
churia.
The other Jet was blown up in
the same battle by Capt. Nose
wv. Gordon, jr., Rome, Ga.
1t. Ivan C. Kincheloe Of Cas-
sopolis, Mich, was credited with
damaging a MIG in the afternoon
battle, and 1t. Col. John B,
England, Caruthersville. Mo-. and
Arlington. Va, was credited with
hitting q Red jet In q morning
fight.
On the ground q series of fights
broke out along the western front
between Allied patrols and Chi
nese units Of about company size,
The United States 9th Army de-
scribed them as light engage
mentS.
Limited actions also broke out
in the snow-covered ridges of the
east. The only specific action re-
ported in a q. N. conmunique was
Ia f1ve-minute probing attack by a
squad of Communists near the
| iPunchboWI.
Evening star., 1952-01-25

jazz and the comforts OF deep
sofas.
Billed as Baptist Leader.
Billed always by the party as q
Baptist youth leader-the reason
for the comrades interest in my
church activities-I was kept busy
in front organizations, especially
in the effort to gain control over
the Youth for Victory Council.
My professional acquaintances
through my job with Harry
Browning and the M. & p. The
aters, were immensely useful te
the party. For the most part they
were motion picture publicists
advertising men, newspaper wri-
tiers and editors, and radio execu.
tives. Mr.. Browning's Office be-
came the headquarters of the New
England entertainment induStry''
War Activities Committee. with
the primary task Of promoting
patriotic campaigns. Since ths
Communist Party at this time wa!
also dedicated to the winning oi
the war, I was IN a most adyan.
|tageous position, for the party
and for the FBT.
I was able to secure free radio
time for the Youth for Victor,
group: ! wrote radio scripts. pre-.
pared news releases under part,
direction, secured the assistance
Eof the Office Of War Information
lin some of the Communist cam.
lpaigns, and served on the editoria
board of The Youth for Victor.
News. / organized and staget
rallies and fund-raising dinners
So thoroughly respectable was m.
front that at one big Communist,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
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Sr6ume itn0 ni6t INNER S6Gume,
lonOern linO iogar noblt4tig 11nO
I6einbar BON @ott geianOt, Die fol-
gen0eS geiipiel benefit: Cine iunge
Vtutter in Geltti6lanO, 1pie ms &C.
lcbrie6en purOe, mar ernItli6 er-
fronft. "a tr6l1mte ibr, lie iGbe cine
lange Ero5ellion bon 8etern, sic ltQnz
Dig ben beiligen 9foienfron5 beteten.
Sic er5Gblte ben Sroum Der alten
8robml1tter, lnO Oieie erfl0rte ibr,
lie loue einen HOienfran5 nit Ben orei
lltcren &in0ern beten lmo no6 eineln
betannten vSilO6en", 400 in elmer
tlelneren &apeQe Oie S6mer5bofte
Wtuttergottes Oerebrt lpurOe, geben.
81 panoerte lie nit Sen orei 1ltelten
&lnOerL nn6Oem tie in fl1r5er 3eit
oolllt0nOig mieOer geiuno geiporoen
mar, no6 Oem u8iIO6en" un0 betete
nit ibnen unterpeg5 Sen S6mer5baf,
ten Roicnfran5. 60 geI6eben in
0eutIdlanO ouf Oem 2nnoe, bas
Sdreiber Oieie5 poblbefannt lit. Nof
onoere 8ebetSerborrtngen fonnte id
erpo3nen Sic ioIt lmgloublih i6ei.
1en uber Dabr lino.
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u. s., Sla.

Go5 WouIoleum mar oaS berii6lnte
8robmal, oo5 oem perliiben 2ebens=
fitrlten Vtaulolu5 aus ser bon 2pgoas
mis- begriinOeten GpnoItie bon Soli-
fornoiios Inn Sic Ofitte bes 4. Sabr-
bunOert5 b. Str. bon leiner Sdme1ter
unO Satin 9lrteniiio in ieiner 9feIi=
oen5 our6 Oie Slrbiteften Sotpros
luo YbDtiS erri6tet rno ourd] sic
9ilobauer Sfopos, 8rparis, Sin1o=
tDeo5 unO Seo6ari5 ousgel6niidt
purOe. Gos Wal1ioleum, unter 6ie
iteben 8eltnunOer gere6net, tpar
nocb Flinill5 ein pierediger 8au bon
14O Sub Sobe, beItebenO aus einem
llnterItof, oariiber inmitten elmer
ioniIHen Sdulenballe ein Se1npel, in
0cm Wnulolo5 uno 9lrten1ilia o0ttlid
perebrt nllrOen; Oas Gon5e bon elmer
SteinppramiOe nit einem Gier-
gelpann gefr0nt.
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= &. s., Conn.

gSie Sic ri6tig benerfen, baben
Sic SeiOCn oOer, beler gelagt, rreli-
gio5 llnlplI1enOen" oft mebr Geligion
unO Sittli6teit ais piele ltnlerer
r5ipililierten" gterbeiOcn @enn man=
6e 8eri6terltotter Oie 9feligion Ser
afrifunil0en NQtltrp0lfer einfadJ ais
v6etilbreligion" mO 6etiibanbetlng
branOmarfen 10 lit Oa5 Elm lpenig=
iagenOer @ortibDnQ, Ser MIR Oie
0uBere gri6ein1ng ser Negerreligion
beriicflidtigt, obne Sic 8enriit5tieie
ser Negerleele altf5ltOcden. Satia6e
lit eS, OaB man6e gtegerlttlnme, mel
6e pom f1ltipierten Golfern ME be-
einilubt porOen iinO, Oiel reinere uno
b0bere 9teligion5iOeen beiiben ais
nn0ere bon Ser &ultur angeltedte
Notltrb0lfcr, 10 SAB oieielben peun
ni6t Wonotbeiitcn gcnannt, 10 bod
an ser 8ren5e Oe5 IfonotbeiSmltS
ItebenO be3eidnct lperOen t0nnen. Iie
9teligion Ser 9teger lit i'm aQgemeinen
bel alien St6mmen oieIelbe, ndmlib
cine Itii6ung bon 8Ottes= uno Set
Iterglaube, ser ober bel Ben Deri6ie-
men StanImen itd perI6ieoenartig
auBert. Ser @ilOe geborft pie mir
Dem llrl6blidfeit5geiet. Ser Inblif
ser iihtbnren @elt erbebt iein 0enfen
unO 6iiblen 5ur Ibn1ng elmer ltn=
iidtbaren @elt. ga ieOe @irtung cine
ltrlahe, sic gSelt einen S60pfer,
sic @eltornltng einen Sroner, bas
Fflidtgefiibl einen 8eIebgeber bor-
auslett 10 gelangt audi ser Oenffaule
gtegergeiIt obne miibiomes gta6grii=
beln 5l1r grfenntni5 unO glnnabme
zines boberen lno bodlten @eiens.
Wtit bem 8ottesbelpuBtiein eripaht
Oas littli6e 9elpuBtiein, inoem Ser
@loube an Elm bobere5 8eien 9l6tung
Dor oemielben, 9lbb1ngigfeit BON Bent
ielben unO INTERVIEWING l1nter oas-
Ielbe erlpedt. go lit ieOer Vteni6 bon
9tatltr aus, au6 ser @iloeite, reli=
gios, neil er oerniinftig lit.
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9. s., Chicago

Die &ontife 8biloiopbie lit i0eali-
ltilder Sfepti5i5muS. Sic 0oraus=
iebung5IOiigteit oller @iiieni6aft lit
Iein SOcnl. Gr belpeii it olles, 5. +. er
mill olIe9 beDeiien. Gomit befinoet
er li6 ouf einem totem Eunft. gr
tonunt nlbt Ooran, neil er 5uerit
unIere Terlulnlt unterIlt6en mill, mo-
lie aud lei, Die 8abrbeit 51 erfens
men. Garum - neil er Oa5 ia nur
nit OerIelbcn Germnit bemeiien min,
al 0ercn grfennt1i5fGbigfeit er 5peiz
felt - Orcbt cr Iidb I'M &reile unO
fommt 5l1 feincm Helultot Gr meiB
ntht, ob cine @elt ouBer ibm eriItiert
ooer Oh Oie @elt nllber ihm MIR 1ein
ei9cne3 EbantnliegebilOe lit. Gr peiB
ni6t Oh c2 cinen Bott gibt, Of sic
Seele unItcrbli0 lit. Die bcriibmte
~alltonomc WtOral" SAINTS, Sic 5ur
3cIt Der v1no0ernen" Welt 10 gefallen
nnO belte nod 10 nonAem gef1ut,
Der nit iciner 9teIiQion uno Wforol
5eriallen it, beItebt in folgenoem:
r@utonom iein" beiBt lid ielbIt @e-
Iebe geben". gtod &ont lit oie meni6=
lide Sernltnft ni6t obbangig BON
8ott oOer bon elmer anOeren glutori>
tat; lie 9ibt ii6 IelbIt ibr Sitten-
geIeb - Elm @eieb, Oas @ott Dem
Weniden uuferlegt batte, ipdre bes
MenIden unniiroig. 9iele ii6 ielblt
ourd Sittengeieb binoenoe 8ernunft
beobadtet oas Sittengeieb MIR, tpeil
iie min. - Cine idone, berrli6e
Woral, nidt mabr! gead Ger laBt ith
leben! Wan briiItet iid nit ieinem
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= Sran @m. s., >. :

Der om meiiten befonnte uno ol=
gemein berebrte Seilige, lpel6er gum
S6nb gegen anItefenOe &ranfbeiten
nngcrltien miro, lit ser FL. Go6us.
Gs lit Ocsbalb gang poiieno, ooB ieine
sSiirbitte lmO iein S6ub au6 in ser
gegennGrtigen gpiOenie, peI6e bieIe
Seile Ser 8elt er9riffen bat, befannt
merOe. S6On bei leiner @eburt bate
er Oos 3ei6en 0es beiIigen &reu5es
an ieinem &0rper. 9lls SSitngling i6on
teilte er Sab ltno 8ltt inter Oie
9lrmen olts lnO perlieB feline Seimot-
ItaOt Wfontpellier in SSronfrei6. 9lls
Bil9er manoerte er na6 SStalien, ltm
berIcbieOene @eiligtiimer 5lt beiu6en
Gort fano er gon5e St6ote bon elmer
l6redlicben &ronfbeit oertpiiItet.
Hodus nabm iid Ser &ronfen an.
beilte oiele ol1r6 oas 3ei6en oes beis
ligen &rue5es lno begrl1b Sic Soten.
9llS audi er bon Ser &rnnfbeit ergrifz
ZEN einlom uno berlalien ouf oem
&ronfenlager oornieoerlog, bradte
Elm SunO ibm Nobrung. Na6 leiner
munOerbaren 8enelung mo6te er ith
naf ieiner SaterItaot Wfontpellier
ouf, no er ais Spion ergriffen rno
IN ben &erfer 9elporTen puroe, no er
no6 flint Sobren itorb. 3ablrei6e
Wunoer perberrli6ten i'm na6 ieiz
|nem Sooe lmO biele 8eItfranfe ipur-
Den auf feline slnrl1fl1ng gebeilt. slls
nm oie 3eit beS &on5iIS bon 9on=
Itan5 Sic BeIt oltsgebro6en mar,
DurOe 0aS Bib 6es FL. &o6us our6
oie StraBen ser Sta0t in feierli6er
9ittpro5eiiion getrogen. Seit0em bers
breiteten ii6 sic 9(noad)t 1no Ser
ebrung sum FL. Ho6u3 in ser gon5en
SSelt. Scin Seit miro am 16. 9luguIt
gefeiert. Gos an 0ieiem Sage bon Ser
Girde fcItgeiebte 8ebet loutet: u@tr
bitten GidL &err, lbirne 9ein 8olf
III Geiner enOloien 8iite, uno our6
Bic GerOienIte 0cs FL. Go6uS beI6iibe
c5 Dor ieOer Nnltedung ser Seele uno
Oc5 SeibeS. Gur6 Gbriltrlm uniern
Serrn. gmen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
Der Lesser fragt - ,Uir ant,Uorters

Sitten9eiet, iibt sic Eueeno MN Inn
ibrer lelbIt pillen uno fin0et oarin
Iein pobres 8liidl Sober oenfenbe
WtenI6 1nuB 0arin lauter 8ioerlprii-
6e finoen. Bin ib mein eigener Serr,
ge6e i6 mir mein Sittengelet, 10
oiSpeniiere iCb MIDI oooon, mann i6
niu, 5. +. in getpobnli6er Geoe: Sd
babe fem Sittengeieb, i6 erfenne
teinen @ott unO Serrn iiber mir
an - ih bin Elm vfreier" Weni6 -
obne Worol. Gin GROCER Seil bes
GroteitontismuS bat oieie &anti6e
Wtoral angenomnen. Sic paBt au6
gon5 gut fir ubgefauene &atbolifen.
S6reiber oieie5 bat Dor Sobren an
ser llniperiit6t bon Columbus oie
&ontibe Ybiloiopbie erflart. Die 3u=
borer lparen eri itaunt uno 5uglei6
oufgefl6rt iiber oieie gottloie 2ebre.
Sic fomen 5lt GutenOen 5lt mir, Inn
mir 5u banfen fir etpas, mas ME 10
Oeutlid) ertldrt 1porOen mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

Oers ser 8ollmono, aufs 9ett uno
ser iblafenoen BerIon ins 8elidt
l6eint, oieie beginnt unrubig au per-
oen uno erldredeno 5u trdumen. Man
fiibrt Somnambulismlts auf ben gi1t-
fluB 0es Wonoes 5urid. 9luG ion
Ser Mono alf oas &inb in Ser 8iege
iopie auf oas gan5e 2eben oes beran=
mo6ien0en &inoes einen entl6eiben-
Sen ginfluB ausiiben. go 3. g. be-
bauptet man, baB Die 8eltfalen ibre
61bigfeit 81 ufiefen", 5. +. Singe
porber5ulogen, bonn ginfluB bes
MonOes, Ser eine1n Oireft ins @elt6t
i6eint, erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
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Go5 @ort r9lotionolisnnt5" fommt
Don oem luteiniIben @orte ratio,
5. +. Gcrnunft; 9fotionolilten 1niiBten
olIo Iold)e leil Sic Oo5 fiir pobr bal=
tcn mas Sic GernltnIt fiir tpobr 5l1
bolten gebetet. GoS beboupten ou6
Die 9fotlonaliiten. 9tln ober berperfen
Sic Hotionalilten Oie gon5e geoffenz
borte iibernatiirlihe 8obrbeit, neil
lie Oo5 niht perIteben fonnen. 0ie
SernlnIt gebietet uns ober, 8ott
0luubcn 5u i6enfen, oenn @ott 1peiB
aQe3 unO fam un5 nid5t betriigen
nollen. SnOem alio oie 9tationalilten
Die BON 8ott geoffenborte iibernotiirz
lide @abrbeit oernerfen, banbeln Tie
niht ais RationoliIten, 5. +. als Ser
mlnftler, lonoern als SSrrationaliiten,
5. +. alS llnbernllnftler.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

mes, oes Seeigels CentreclinnS seto--
snS, Der leuhtenoen iapaniihen Eief.
leetintenfiidbe, oeren Mbb1ngigfeit bon
Der NonolteIlung (ni6t bonn Mono-
libD gan5 epibent lit. Die angelegen-
belt beonlpruft biel aIlgeneineres
unO groBeres Sntereiie. ltngeaGblte
Sanopirte, beionOers in SEN Sropen,
lino ser Weinung baB bel 5unebmen-
oem Wono ausgeiate ODER eingeiebte
Bflanden beiier geoeiben als BEL ob-
nebmenoem Meono. Cine engliibe
giologin bat oieien 8efuno erperi-
menteu beltGtigt. gs lit cine ertpieiene
Eatla6e, oaB, Denn ser Monb, belon-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

| SUIT" - SSn gao ems itebt aud elm
iol6 merfpiiroiges 8aunerf; Ser oor-
tige ibiefe Surm lit Elm mGhtieer
Tunobau obne 0a6, ser tpie cine
Guine ausl6al1t, uno Die fleinen
Saus6en, Oie iib an i'm i6niegen,
5eroriiden Diiroe, ipenn er einnnal
umfiele. - Son i6iefen Eiirmen
meiB man ferner in OiiiieIborf, mo-
beiOe Siirme ser St.=2ambertus-
STRIDE beoenfli6e Heigungen aufpei-
len; au6 Seioesbein1, oas @einlt4ots
den in Ser Bfal5, fann ebenfaas nit
elnem i6iefen Surm auftpeilen Der
Die &riegs5eit iiberitano.
SelbltDeritdnolib - m06te man
iagen - gibt es ou9 i'm S9poben-
lanole Elm paar ibiefe Eiirme. 90 in
Stuttgart, mo ser Surm ser Stifts=
fir6e ibief in ben Simmel ragt, uno
in ulm. mo- Der i'm Sabre 1910 er-
baute pieredige Webgertllrm nit iei=
men leds Stodperfen uno Dem boben
Satteloa9 ltol5 uno ipoblerbalten i'm
Sling Der mittelalterli9en Staot-
mauer an ben ufern Der Oonau Itebt.
Sb ieiner Neigung bon 1,oO Neter
gegen NoropeI item miro er BON alien
gelu6ern ulms elei6ermaBen ange.
itaunt pie Der Surm bes Wiiinlters,
Der bo6ite &irbturm Der 8elt: ssm
baDeriiben S6Daben gibt es einen
! l6iefen Surm in Ser ebemaligen
Reibsltaot Wemmingen, oas lit ser
unbeilnlicbe Serenturm om &aten-
graben, in oem friiber ser Senfer
Dobnte. Sic @e1neinoe &ongetrieo i'm
SanOfreis Winoelbeim fann ii9 nit
ibrem i6iefen Surm eben faas ieben
lalien, neil oieIer nit ieiner itarfen
geetgung bon 1 TO Meter no6 0oroen
uno so 3entimeter na6 Often cine
belonoere Stellung unter BEN i6iefen
Surmen gaDerns einnimnlt.
8ir beenoen I'M Ierer &unoreiie in
Tranfen. ga itebt unter oen oielen
mittelalterli6en Siirrnen oes ebemali-
gen freien &ei6sitdbt6ens @inos-
beim bel Gotbenburg 0. 5. 8. eben-
fails Elm i6iefer Surn1; es lit ser bobe
Splbturm Der gotii6en Spitalfirbe,
Ser auffalenbe Neigungen auitpeiIt.
S6ief lit BORT aber au6 Der &ir6,
turn Ser Staotpfarrfir6e ct. &ilian;
ct neigt ieine Surmbarbe itarf na9
Horoen.
Ser beriibmteIte aner i6iefen Sir
me in 8aDern aber lit Ser i6iefe
Iurm in Ser unterfrGnfii6en @ein-
ltaot &ibingen a. &c., ser As Wteter
bobe runoe 5alterturn, Elm 8eitanb-
tell Der mittelalterli6en Sta6t6efeIti-
gung, an Dem bie &ieinger 81 Sabre
lang, BON 1869 big 1896, gebaut
baben. unO pie gebal1t! Wfit M0rtel
don, aber ni6t nit @afer! Statt
oes 8aiiers berluenoeten iie 5ur Ser
Itellung oes Wortels - edten ssran-
fentpein! ltnb Ser rei6li6e 9llfobol-
genuB lit Oem Salterturm oerart in
ben aopf geltiegen baB er feline ipiee
Saube CUR Seite legte. 9as GurioIe
ober an Ser Sa6e III, baB Ser SoIter-
turn bon ieoer Seite aus ibief er-
ldeint, mag man i'm betro6ten, mo-
uno nie man pia! Die &itinser iino
ouf ibren ld)iefen Eurm 10 itol5 tpie
ouf ibren 8ein, unb in ibren itim-
mungspolen @einituben fam man
oas Sprii6lein b0ren:
"Weinielig i6ief itebt Drum ser
Surnt
oob trott ct treffli6 ie6em Sturm.
goh beut' ipiirt er i'm Mauer-
lperfe
oes eolen Sranfenmeines Starfe."
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= 3nr acfl. Seadtnng!

9itte, pe9en ser Dor etli6en $50
den at oieIer StcQe eripdbnten 9ia=
betestur lid ni6t mebr an uns men-
Sen 5u noIlelL oa mir bis iebt feline
ein5ige 0r5tlibe Gmpfeblung, nod
3eugniiie BON ugebeilten" Satlenten
erlnngen fonntcn.
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: &c. Ct, ga. -

Ser @influB bes Won6eg ouf 2ebe>
tueien fann ni6t mebr be5tpeifelt per'
hen. Tnbei lit ni6t an einige beion-
bere Sdne geoaht, bic Ihon lange be-
fannt lino, tpie Der bes Yalolomur,
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L.eiden Sic an
Verdauungsstorung
Case und Blahungen
verstimntem Magen
Kopfschmerzen
Schlaflosigkeit
Nervositat
hervorgerufen durch
Hartleibigkeit?

Nehmen Sic FOrni's AIpen-
krGuter heute Abend-sehen
Sic, aUie vieL besser Sic
sich Morgen fiihIen
Leiden Sic NIGHT unn0tigerweise noch
einen Tag. Nehmen Sic das zeiter.
probte Forni's Alpenkrauter. Mehr
ais Elm Abfihrmittel, = cine Magenta.
tigkeit anregende und Blahungen yer.
treibende Medizin, - hergestellt aus
(nicht nur Elm oder zwei), sondern l8
Natur.Krautern, Wurzeln und Pflan-
zen. Fine exclusive Formel. AIpen-
krauter bringt trage Darme yum
Arbeiten; hilft verhartete Abfallstoffe
auszuscheiden,-die durch Hartleibig.
keit verursachten Case und Blahungen
zu vertreiben, - erzeugt elm angeneh-
mes Warmegefiihl i'm Magen. Kaufen
Sic noch heute Forni's Alpenkrauter
in Ihrer Nachbarschaft oder sender
Sic fir unser Special Einfihrungs-
Angebot.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Senator'S Study Food Costs
Since Farmers Prices Fell
By the Assoeiated Press

Two Senators said today they
were keeping an eagle eye on re-
tail food prices in an effort to
keep them in line with lower
prices recently paid farmers.
This pledge came today from
Chairman Ellender and Senator
Mundts Republican, Of South Da-
kota b the Senate Agriculture
Committee ~
1--WE want consumers to know
that the farmer is not the
gouger he's been painted to be
by some," Senator Ellender told
a reporter. "It's the middleman
and marketing agencies who
have been increasing their mar
gins and profits in recent
months"
Senator Mundt said the Senate
committee was keeping q check
on retail prices of eggs, pork and
several other major food items
that have dropped recently at the
farm level.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Texas Society Finds
Sehoo|ey Republican,
So Reflects Teaque

The Texas State Society broke
with tradition yesterday and re-
elected Representative league
Texas Democrat, as president dur
ing the society's annual luncheon
at the National Press Club.
Under usual procedure the vice
lpreSident-C. Herschel Schooley-
would have been nominated and
elected. But an objection to his
candidacy was voiced and oppo-
lnentS. pointed out he had been
born in Illinois and was in reality
Ia Republican-un-Te Texan, that is
To avert wrangling, Mr.. league
who had previously refused to run
again, agreed to accept the nom
nation and was reelected
Mrs. Miller Elected.
Later about 500 former resi-
dents of the Lone Star State gath
cred at Arlington Cemetery as Mr..
league placed a wreath on the
Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier in
observance Of the anniversary of
Texas declaration of independence
from Mexico in 1886.
Mrs. Dale Miller of Dallas, who
had raised the objection to Mr..
Schooley's qualifications as a can
didate for president, was elected a
vice president of the society. Also
elected were:
Wilson Cowan of Amarillo, COM
missioner of the United States
Court of Claims, vice president;
Mrs. Mastin White of Tyler, wife
of the solicitor of the Interior
Department, historian.
These new directors were elect
ed: Robert T. BARLEY of Bonham
member of the Federal Communi-
cations Commission; Tom Wrenr
of Sherman, Civil Aeronautics
Board examiner; Claude Wild oi
Austin; Patricia Murphy of Aus
tin. and Mrs. George Muth oi
Texarkana.
Continuing as Director.
The present five directors
whose two-year terms continue
another wear are. Mai. Gen. Pau]
H. Streit of San Antonio, COM
manding officer of the Army Med
ical Center here, Helen Smelling
of Abilene, James Kilday of San
Antonio, Justice Department at
torney; Representative Omar
Burleson Democratic of Texas
and John Wolford of Mckinney
The local Texas-Exes, organ
ization of former students of the
University of Texas, also elected
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Blue Ridge Plane Crash
Kills Pilot, Perhaps Others
BY The Asseeiassd Press

DANBURY, N. c., Mar. 8. -
Police said today that the crash
of a private plane in the Blue
Ridge Mountains near here last
night killed at least one person.
w. w. Miller, jr., president Of
a Charlotte trucking company.
told police he believed the plane
was his company's twin-engined
Beechcraft. He said the pilot, w.
c. league Of Charlotte, had flown
four passengers from Charlotte
to Washington yesterday after
noon. MIR. league was to fly back
to Charlotte alone, according to
Mr.. Miller.
Police quoted Mr.. Miller as say
ing he had determined that the
passengers had left the plane in
Washington and boarded train
for Philadelphia.
Although indications were that
the sole occupant Of the plane
was its pilot. Sheriff Harvey
johnson of Stokes County said
after visit to the scene he be-
lieved that more than one person
may have been in the plane.
Sheriff johnson said that bits
of human body or bodies were
scattered @around the burned
wreckage.
The plane crashed in q remote
area about i've miles south of
here approximately 40 miles from
the Virginia State line. In its
descent it sheared the tops off
two large pine trees before crash
ing on lonely Sauratown Noun
tain. A.
Evening star., 1952-03-03

yesterday Walter Jenkins of Wi
chita Falls, administrative assist
ant to Senator Lyndon B. john
son Democrat Of Texas, was elec-
ted president.
Leslie Carpenter Of Austin,
Washington correspondent for
various Texas newspapers. was
chosen vice president, and Mrs.
Nell Hight of Corpus Christi, sec
retary- y-treasurer of the Texas
ExeS.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Dr.. MACPHERSON Speaker

DR.. j. James MACPHERSON Of the
National Education Association
will speak on audio- visual aids at
a meeting of the Community Film
Council at 10:15 am. Wednesday
in st. Columbia'S Episcopal
Church, 1900 Albemarle street
NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
MoLLY's RECIPE for
OLIVE N TUNA Super Supper

Cook noodles in bolllng SaiVoo
until tender. Drain. Cook asparagus
according to directions on packaes'
Drain and reserve cooking hqo.u
Dice stems and leave tips whole. Cut
} olives from pits into large pieces p;s
! Melt butter and blend IN 1iour, saiS'
I mustard and Worcestershire sauIe. -
Stir in milk. Add enough Water "
asparagus cooking liquid 70 mahe 80
cup. and stir into sauce. CooA . ai.u
J stir until thickened. Remove .aa iIn.
)heat. Blend in cheese. Noliioil.e
}lightly with drained noooiss, a. -
nsrag,,s stems, olives and tuna IN
snaIIow 8,inch round baking dish
I Arrange asparagus tips on top
nressing lightly into sauce. Bake II
moderate oven $3.50 F) 20 minutes
until thoroughly heated. serves .
J {
Evening star., 1952-03-03

These prices Wednesday March
D. MARYLAND Spring,
Rockville. GAhersburE,
Brentwood Chevy Chase Cemar
Cege Park suitland
LAUREL Indian Heghts. VIRGINIA. Alsxandra,
Arnston Fairfax Church Vienna,
andaIe NO SALES DEALERS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
QUANTITIES. Produce prices subject to
The Miami times., 1952-09-13
FATHER AND SON
SENTENCED FOR
MURDER

HAMILTON, Ga. - A 72-
year-old Harris county farmer
faced a 1920 year prison SEN
tence after pleading guilty to
voluntary manslaughter in the
shotgun Staying of White gar
age operator.
Superior Court Judge T. Hicks
Fort passed sentence on Ed Gum
after he entered a guilty plea to
the manslaughter charge with the
consent of the prosecution.
He had been indicted on mur-
der charge for the July 8 Staying
of Marvin Price of Hamilton.
Gums son, Joe Terrell Gum,
received IL months in a public
works camp for rifling the pock-
cts of the slain man.