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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Mrs. Hartman
Tells CONGRESS
To Pass Aid Bill
Distance No Longer
Barrier, Envoy to
Norway D clar
,ni,-r .llaa, ~. e,rlc, w..

WASHINGTON jan. 23.-Nirs
Bordcn Hartman American
minister rs Norway. told The
House fore.cr affairs committee
roday that FongzoSs should rush
passage Of tho lease'eDi bill. 8
Mrs. Hartman. who 1ed before
the German invasion Of Norway.
declared merely a desire for
feace vii not keep r nation out
- war" citing the example Of
Norway.
Having seen this tragedy
take place in ono country be
cause of it, confidence that II
would not be attacked. when l =
find here among those who op-
pose this bin the same argu-
ments being used. fear for the
ultimate safety of this nation
and this Notwithstanding the
geographical disSimilarity be-
tween the United states and
Noruavu she said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Hits at Ban on ConUoys

He objected. however, TO pro-
posals TO bar American warships
for convoy duty. pointing out that
at some time IL might be necessary
for our national defense.
The former ambassador was
asked by Fish to comment on
Lindbergf1's statement that there
was little likelihood of air inva-
sion Of the Western Hemisphere.
The crowd applauded when he
said:
II would be prepared 10 take
Colonel Lindbergh'S Judgment on
a blue print or the technical
operation OF plane. But l do
not know that Colonel Lind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Denounces Hitler

Fish asked him if ne supported
the leaSe-lend bill because il
would lead 10 war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Deplores Complacency

Bullitt deplored the attitude OF
the people in this country TO the
danger Of war. AS the huge
crowd. almost as large as the one
that heard Lindbergh, leaned for
ward he said:
81 believe we will be attacked
n Germany wins the war. The
state of mind In this country N
almost the same as II was In
France 1S months ago. The
French believed In the Maginot
Line as we have been believing
In the Atlantic Ocean. We have
not sensed the urgency. We
ought to produce as II we are
at war.
There were questions here
about giving away the navy.
"Tbe people forget the Presi-
dents personality. believe that
he would give away his two eyes
before giving away the navy.
THE President has children
and grandchildren here, great
love Of his country, and he wants
to protect this country. I don't
believe he would abuse the
power: that's the way feel
about IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Maxi Bases in America

He said that If Germany won
the war there were several South
American countries that would in
vite the Nazis to establish bases
which could be used to launch at
lacks on the Panama Canal and
the United States.
He urged the United States OBJ
tain air and naval bases in South
America.
The witness ted the committee
that after the World War ended
Woodrow Wilson lost his moral
influence in the making of peace
terms because France and England
no longer needed American men.
arms and money. lie warned that
I'VE must be realistic about the
same question now.
But. he said. passage of the
lease-lend bill would have the
most tremendous influence in en-
couraging the determination of
the British people to resist
Bullitt asserted that il was the
well mapped pattern of the Nazis
to lull their intended victims of
aggression by promises and then
strike when ready He said they
would do nothing TO invite the
United States into the war until
they got ready to fight us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

would lead 10 war.
THE bill would open the way
to action that might conceivably
bring about incidents which
might bring about war" the
general replied.
"And in defense of this bill
you advocate going to war?
asked Fish.
That's what ! bel ieve."
C'Ryan answered emphatically.
Denouncing Hitler and his CO.
horts as "gangsters." Organ de-
clared that he can he stopped only
by force.
"a compromise with such a
man would amount TO the COM
pounding of a felony and would
serve only to rekindle at a later
date the flame of world dis
aster," he said.
Looking ahead. II Is conceiv-
able that In our own interests
we should enter the war now In
order to prevent a stalemate."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Effects of Entry

Organ then listed what would
happen if the United States went
TO war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

bergh has made the same study
OF international and other pRb-
lens arising out of the war that
others have"
Fish asked IL he knew that
Lindbergh had said there were no
trans-oceanic squadrons in exist
ence that could be used to invade
South America.
Tf he said that, believe
there may be some inaccuracy,
n some planes have flown from
America To England and British
planes have flown 10 Italy and
back" Bullitt said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

give will not ourselves
initiate military or naval
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-04
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this means TO
thank our white friends as we'll as
our colored for the kindness shown
Us during the illness and death OF
our beloved mother. Mrs. Eta Sea
bury Crews. Also for the beautiful
Coral designs.
Her Children and Grandchildren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
tuenn 1bre 0eimnSteit 50 tpiinieken iibrie l6bt
fSnnen Sic Sic SreaSem amSerer miett teilem.

Gin ieoer iiebt @ei6nadten, Der
f60neu, frDbliden Seit5ett, boiler Grz
ipart,lng enteesen. 9as lit bic Sabz
resaeit, in Der bic Wenidem ben
.@eift bon Nd6teultebe" seigen. bic
3eit, bic fir frobe San,iltetBuiam>
menfiinfte nnb fir bas @ebeu 1no
gntpfansen bon @eldenten. 2ebenss
nlitteln. SiiBtafeiten ,tltp. betannt iit.
Sir 1fuber fotpohl tpie fir grtpad,s
fene iit @etbna6ten tpdbrlib bic
f6Gnffe sSabres3ett. "
Benn sic bic @eibua6ts6eit boa
nnb ean5 geniebeu tpolleu, biirfen
Sic es nidbt suIaifen, Inter f,inftios
nuler Sartleibigfeit ober @er6mlunase
ft6rungen 1nb berittnnttem Maaer,
Sblnfz rnb Nppetitlofiafeit, iiblem
Wnnbgeru6 l,nb belegter Sunae s,t
Ieiben, ipern biefe 8ei6tperben auf
feblerbnfte @erba,n1ng l.ub al,sf6eis
b,ne 5,,riid5ufiibren ftnb. Sreffeu
Sie bieie einfahe 8oriihtsmaRnabme
- nebn1en Sie Mlpenfrdnter, bte seits
erprobte Rasentdtisfeit anreaenbe
Nebisin 4fpenfrGuter tpirb n,ts 18
berf6iebenen ,nebisiuiiheu Burael,r,
ardrttern ltnb Rhan5en berseiteut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
Mitt,ue6, ben 10. Oesem6er 194f
Sic Mdrt1rer Der Nenem 8elt

@ie in oen meiiten 2dnoern u,,b
Meltteilen, mo Die Stride Gbriiti
SUB faBte, aus bem glut Der Mdr-
tDrer oas 2eben Ser aird)e entiproB
TO iu,,roe alid) in ber gseuen g8elt
bas MdrtDrerblnt Der eriten @ialt-
bensperbreiter Der beirlibtenbe Sa-
i1ten fiir oie @riinol1ng ,no ben
auf6au Der fatboliiden Stride. 9ie
airbe Norbamerifas aablt cine Itatt-
licbe 3abl beroii6er @laubensbotelt,
bic in ibren nnerniihlihen apolt to-
Hfdeit grbeiten faIt itnii6eriteisliden
5dtpieriefeiten begegneten nnb lore
gottlide Miiiion ourd ibr 8lut be-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

Gbriitus bebanoelte bas Broblem
Ser Seelioree in 5mei @utbirtsleid=
niiien. SSn bem einen gebt er oem
berirrten Sdafe nod ,tno tragt es
froblodeno tpieber nod Sauie. SIM
anbern biitet er Die SO. Das Gbriz
1tentum lit Die Nelision oes gltten
Sirten. Sa1 Sinn oes erIten Betrus=
briefes (2,25): uSSbr tporet tpie IT.
renoe Sdofe. SSSett aber ieio ibr gu
riidsefebrt gum 5irten uno 8ildoi
eurer~ Seelen." @s geb0rt 5u Den
@uieaben ser fatbolilden Baltoral>
tiefer binein5ufii6ren in Sic mpItiide
Berbl,noenbeit bon Sirt uno 5eroe.
9as 5ebnte Sobannesfapitel bebon=
oelt in ani6a.tliber sllsfitbrli6feit
oie eebeimnisnoue 3uiammengeb0rig=
felt bon Strte ,tno Seroe. Sirten=
1eben lit 6arna6 nidt S6marmerei.
9ie 8aitoral Selu rubt a1f ben Nua=
bern oes Dogmas. 8enn Seius bon
&irt nno Seroe I'M @ottesrei6
ipridt, oann betont ct gu allererit:
Sd bin Der 9irte! llno stpar nit Ell
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
&erbunoenbett bon Yriefer nmo @olf
8on Yralat 8obert Wdoer

ner S6arfe ,no einer ausldlieklid.
felt, Die fir oberflddlid,e auaem
Idledt our Sprade oes Sddfers su
paiien iheint.
Sort: ,,Babrlid, iuabrlid, id laae
el1d: @er nidt burd Die Siire in
Den S6afital eintritt, ionoern on.
oerstuo eI1Iteigt, ser lit Elm 0ieb
uno Hauber. @er aber ourd Die 3iir
ell'tritt, Ser lit ser Sirt ser sdafe."
Der eoangeliit Iost, oab ntan sseius
ntbt nerltano, als ct 10 reoete. ,Da
rlun pieoerbolt er: uWabrlid), tpal,r.
l1f, ld iage eltd: SD bin sic Giire
au ben S6afen. s(ae, oie bisber ia.
men> fino 9iebe llno &duber. Ser
Sleb fomnt, Inn 5u iteblen, SIT totem
uno at berOerben."
Sie @rlmolose ser Baitoral SseI,t
lit allo oie &edtsfrage. Dos Med,t
oeS 9irten ouf Sic 9eroe 1mo oas
Hedt Der Seroe auf Sen Sirten. Die
Seroe tit ni6t berrenlos. Sic gebort
ntdt Srgenoeinem. Sic gebort oe,u
Serrn. IS eibt nur einen @ott. Sc
gibt nur einen Gbriltus. @s aibt nur
elnen, betu oer @ater sic Geiueu sur
Sbbut iibergab. g9enn oestpeaeu
Gbriltlts bonn auten 6irten fpriht,
Damn ipri6t er bonn ginen uno Gin.
5leen. Sd bin Ser quite &irte! 0as
gilt fir oie gan5e Heideottesgeid)id).
te. "@s lit ein Serr, elm @laube, ei.
ne Saufe, ein @ott nno 8ater slaer.
Oct oa lit ii6er Maen ltno ourd) 9ae
uno INT 1tns Maen" (@pb. 4>6). ,,gim
2eib nmo Elm @eiIt.' gs lit oarum
ntr ein Sirte mie MIR elm Brielter
uno MIR ein 2ebrer. Oarau au6ert sic
Tlelbeit bon Brieltern uno 2ebrern
uno Sirten in ser fatboliI6en Stride
nidts. Nrr ser lit Brieiter, 2ebrer
uno Sirte, Ser in, nit .no onrd oen
(Sortiebung ouf Seite g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

ten Bater Suan Sc Santa Maria ,,no
Bruoer ausuItin 8o6rig,,e5. griterer
itarb am 10. September 1851, Die
beioen anoeren im Sriibiabr 1882.
Cine anbere @r,ppe bon Sran5isfa-
nern1drtprern iino Yater Beorooe
gorpa l.no feline bier @efdbrten, oie
in ben Sasen 5pii6en oem IS. uno
II. September 1897 an ber &itite
bon Georgia erlnoroet 1por6en iino,
o.. iie - pie es in einem 8erid)t bonn
Sabre 1912 at ben &0nig beiBt -
6as @eieb @ottes preoigten, oas @e=
Ieb Ser ginebe,
9ie 8eribte ser iibrieen @lau=
bensbeloen uno Martprer i6lieBen
ii6 ,ebenfalls in ,dronolosiI6er 9tei=
benfolge an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

Gs tpirft i6neu, fidber uno miloe a,,f
Die 8eeulierlu9 bes Stublaauses un6
bilft Der Sdtisfeit bes Waaens. aau.
fen Sie no6 beute cine Slalde
MlpentrGater - nebuen Sic es ipenn
nottpenhig - ,,1o iebeu Gle, ob es
Sbnen nibt belfen ipirb. ssbre Beibs
nahts3eit eeiuuber unb aliidliher su
aeitaltenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

g0ttlide Witfton 0urb ibr Vlut be-
Mmerican 2auguage' cine &eibe ion'
6erlider Namen aufsefiibrt, bic ibrer
SproBlins Der menidliden .Geiea.
idaft gete,u,aei6net babeu, tpie 8. g.
.Boittioe @aiiermann Sobnion''
,,lltenlil gponne Sobnion", ,Mattber
Marf Suite SSsobn acts<of-tbe- -apoIt.
les son Of 3ebeoee @aroeu-of-@ -@etb,
iemane Sia' (geame eines proteita,t'
tiiden RaItoreniobnes). Sber:
.Hism 6. Sadion', Gbeiapeafe IL
Ohio Hailroao Sarrp 5prinsfellom
SobnIon'. Die ltn5ipiliiierten rote1
ainoer Der amerifaniIden ltrtpaloel
baben iid nidt eiumal 5u oieiet
Monltruoiitaten perltiegen, menneleid
fie aud Namen tpie Minnie 9nrtle
9ope Snlitb, Sarab Stuooping Satpl
Sones ober SsSiaac Sis Seroe Ss Sai1
8rabp trugen. ....
Cine anoere Solge folder @r5et.
tritaten lit, oaB sic ainoer. Oft IN
friibeiter Sueeno, einen ibrem ionoer'
Iiben Mamen entlpredenoen Spott'
tatnen erbalten.'
@ir @briiten baben cine b6bere
ilno tpiiroieere Muffaliung bon Sauf
namett. @ir geben bent &inoe be
ber 9altie ben Namen eines Seilt
gen, slnddit neil mir bnrd oie
Eaufe unter bic 3abl Der Gbriitet
aufgenommen tperber, tpelbe Ser bl
9oulus .&eilige" nennt. 5erner oa'
NIT Ser Gdufling ei,,en beionoeres
5dubpatron nno Jiirbitter babe uni
fblieblih, oamit ibm Der 9eiliee, Del
fen Namen ct erbdlt, ein MaIter nne
8orbilo lei i'm gan5en 2eben. Ges'
balb ioute ieber bas 2eben ieines~ ~~bl
geamenspatrons fennen.
3uoem baben bic meilten DRIFT,
Iihen Narnet1 eine beIonbere, f6one
8ebeut,ing. Neben Der Muttergottes
Maria uuo oem III. Soiepb gibt es
berrlidDe Namen tpie MloDiius = De,
Eapfere; Sobannes - @naoenreib
Mlpbons - ser @liidlide; 8enebtf
tus - ser Geieenete; Dominifus =
Der @ott Mngeborige; &arl - De,
So9ber5iee; Mlfreo - Der Srieo
reibe; Mbolpb - Der cole Selo;
Meinrao - itarf inn Stat; sSS,titlls -
aer @eredte; Blaeious - Der Sanf'
te; 9beopbil - Der @ottgeliebte
Maria = oie @rbabene; Mnna =
Bic gfei3enbe; Bertha - bie Sdone
gmma - @ott NIT uns; @ertrlto =
bic gielaeliebte; Selena = sic Mit
Iei6ige; Sba - Die 2ieblibe; &atba
rina - Die Neine; Wargaretba =
bic Yerle; Mgatba - bie Cute; aon:
itantia - sic 5tanobafte nim
gs lit ebenfaas elm altebrtpiirbise,
hriItliber 8rnub, bas NamensfeH
at feiern, uno an bieienr Gage ourd
Mnbor,tng Der FL. Meiie, ben GIMP.
fang ser 81. aommunion ooer ourdj
quite Nerfe bieiea1 Gag 5u feiern nno
1ih ieines I'll. Namenspatrons ipiirbie
au maden Inn feines beionberen
Sdubes teilbaftig 5,t iperoen. - gr,
Gheopbilus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

Hegelfen. Nildof Wtarf @anilon bon
grie, 8a.. bat, ipie bereits eenleloet,
int auftrag Der amerifaniiben 8i-
idofe cine gitfidrift an Sen 81.
stlbl allssearbeitet stpids sseitItel.
lung oer 9egriinouna oes Selia- uno
SeilisIpred)u,rgsproaeiies bon iii
MartDrerll Ser Ser. Staaten. Sn Ser
8ittidrift miro ein iosenanntes
,amerifaniibes Martproloei,m ati.
eefiibrt, tporin ii6er bas 2eben llno
bie Sooesart oieier Martprer, sic,
beainneno nit bem 16. Sabrbunoert,
ibr 2eben fir Sen &ubm ser Stride
int unierm 2anoe oabingegeben, be-
ridtet tpiro.
sln eriter Stelle miro barin ser
Sransisfanerpater Suan oe Baoilla,
ser Broto Mdrtprer ser omerifani-
iden Stride, ertudbnt. 9ie 3eit iei>
mes. Sobes miro nit bem Sabre 1542
aneegeben; als Ort ieines Mdrtp>
rilns miro Mittelfanias beaeidnet,
uno 5lpar in ODER ood int Ser Ndbe
bon Spons, IN ser beutieen Oio3eie
Bi6ita. Ser 8eridt iiber iein Mdr=
tDrium belagt, bob Bater Babilla ben
Nuibira= =Snoianern bas @panaeliltm
geprebiet bate nnb iobanu tpiinibte,
alld BEN @upas ober @uas, einent
Stamme, NIT bem sic Auipiras i'm
&riege laae,1, Die Seilsbotibaft a.,
brinaen. 9araufbin ermoroeten i'm
Sic Grtipiras.
@s folgt oann cine @ruppe bon
orei MdrtDreru: oie Sominitaner-
patres 2ilts Ganeer be 8arbaltro uno
Diego be 8enaleIa. l,no Der Gon,ilti-
fanerbrloer Suentes. Die 3eit bon
Bater Cancers Sob miro nit Dem
&c. sunni 1549 aneeeeben ,.no Der
Sobestag Der beibeu anoeren als
,,fur5 ,,ad) bent Seite Gbrifti 9in,nel>
fabrt'. slls Srt miro beSeibnet ,,,la-
be BEL, uno an Der 8n6t bon 9ampa,
an ser @eitfiiite bon Slorioa, 9i0-
aeie ct. s(uguItine''. ssn bem 8eridt
beiBt es: Sm Srii6iabr oes Sabres
1549 iegelten Bater Cancer unb bier
Miiiionseefdbrten bon 8era gr,ts it.
Merifo na6 Ser ct. Selena-8udt
an ber atlantiiben &iiite BON 5lorioa,
I'M bort eine Miiiion au erri6ten.
Statt beiien lanoeten iie a,tf Ser Coli
leite, nabe bel Der 8udt pon Sanpa.
Mm Simmelfabrtstage begaben iie lid)
at 2anb. Bater Benaloia 11no 8ru-
Ser Suentes tpllroen 5uriidgelaiien,
um. nit ben ginseboreneu 5u per-
banoeln, tpdbreno lid sic onoeren
auf Sic Su6e nad ser Selena8udt
nna6ten. 9ie atpei Wiiiionare ipur-
ben aber bon oen galuia betroge1t
unb >eriblaeen. gsa6 Auffinbung Der
ri6tigen 8u6t erfubr 8ater Cancer
bon Dem Doppelmoro uno auf bent
@ege bortbin tpuroe er ebenfalls bon
Snoianern eridlageu.
als nddfer miro aenannt Bater
Beoro Wartines, Der Brotomdrtprer
Ser @eieaidaft Seiu in SEN Ser.
Staaten, Der ont 6. Oftober 1866 iu
Mt. Gornelia i,t ser Dioseie ct. @u=
outline in Slori6a fit feinen @lauben
geltorben lit. @ls Setter ser eriten
Seiuitenmiiiionseruppe par er mad
Norbamerifa eefommen unb inner-
hnIh pinpa s)}nunts tNtr6p Nnter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
epesiat.C fferte - Beiteltem ete bemtel

epe5tGt.C fferte - 1eiteGeM Gte Rentel
Ata beIsnberes GtnfRbrnnss sansebpt
tperben mir Sbnen cine 2.tlnsem
Siaidte syprnt's SensSel nno cine
2silnSen Siaidle Waeplp nmipnt sur
Brobe nit einer 8effcllnns ami Aipem.
frGmter SenbeM.
q ii tlasen Sprui's alpeafraater -
S1.OO pDrtufret q ilnsen Brs.
ben nnsiuMft).
q 2 resuidre coz sSfaitleR Sprnis
Seil.OeI 2iatmsmt $t.O0
pBrtpfrei.
g sber bethe Mebistaea fsr $20O
prrtpfref.
q 6. .. .. (ssadlaatnie), sasRsitb
8eblbren.
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Chicago, IN. Dept. Dis-ss
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Proposal TO Increase
Health BUDGET Indorsed

An increased budget for the Prince
Georges County Md Health De-
partment has received the unani-
NOUS Endorsement of the county's
Public Health Lay Council 1t was
announced today.
Endorsement of the proposed S44,-
345 budget followed recent address
to the group by DR.. John M. Byers,
county health officer, who en-
phasized the inability OF the coun-
tvs health department to carry out
needed health measures because OF
and inadequate staff.
He said the county is woefuly
behind in its immunization program,
especially against diphtheria. He
also noted high typhoid and tuber-
culosis rates and called attention to
the increasing problem of venereal
disease control in the county. DR..
Byers also cited a need for more ex-
aminations for school children and
a nutrition program in the schools.
During the meeting, Mrs. Beulah
Keefauver Of Berwyn was named
chairman of committee to ar
range a public meeting between Of
flcials of the Surplus Marketing
Administration and interested per-
sons in the county who desire a
school lunch program provided from
surplus commodities.
Evening star., 1941-01-09

metic manufacturer; Aubrey R, Belk,
43, 233 Longfellow street NV, en-
gineer. Potomac Electric Power Co.;
Mrs. Nellie B. Bryant, so, 1905 Kan
awha street, NV, housewife; Mrs.
Margaret Bailey Burch, 38, 1923
Rodman street NV, housewife;
Mrs. Opie T. Dent, 48, 1924 Sixteenth
street NV, houswife: A. Malcolm
Duvall, As, 3811 KanaWha street
NV, real estate and insurance man;
Nathan B. Duvall, 43, 1914 Dent
place NV, real estate salesman;
Mrs. Mary v. Engelberg, AZ, 37l6
Yuma street NV. housewife;
Dorothy S. Dyson, 80, 4611 Elliott
street NV, housewife; George R.
King, 81, 1880 K street NV, re-
tired; Leroy Ernest Owings, 46, 1909
East Capitol street, life insurance
agent; Mrs. Claire v. Riley. A,
1888 New Hampshire avenue NV,
housewife; David Charles Ryder. 40,
1928 Quesada street NV, ordance
man of the Navy: William J. Schaub,
27, 4l9 Sixteenth street Sc, at
tendant at St. Elizabeth's Hospital;
Martin Leonard Schirmer, 40, 2504
Perry street NE, billing supervisor;
Mrs. Alice F. Sherwood, 4s, 1918
Holly street NV, housewife; Her
man w. Walther, SO, 4719 Forty
fourth street NV, special clerk;
Leslie S. Cox, as, 1914 v street Sc,
grocery store manager; Jones Ber-
nard Martz, IS, 626 New Jersey ave-
nue. NV, coal business; Mrs. Eu-
genie S. Owens, "a, 1920 Sixteenth
street NV, housewife; and Mrs.
Florence C. Tolson, 80, 1885 Jonquil
street NV, housewife
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Third Grand Jury
Sworn In, Creating
Capital Precedent
Will Consider Regular
Crime Presentments;
W. A. Cody Is Foreman

Washington has three grand juries
functioning for the first time In
its history, officials said today, fol-
lowing the swearing in yesterday in
District Court of the regular grand
jury that will serve for the coming
three months. William A. Cady,
612 B street NE, 45-year-old as
sistant chief clerk in charge of
securities at the American Security
g. Trust Co., is its foreman.
The new jury will consider regu-
lar crime presentments. Its prede-
cessor was held over specially to
continue its investigation into al
legged foreign propaganda, while a
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-20
ABBOTT SCHOOL
 ROLL OF HONOR
Miss Carroll, Principal, Announces Standing Aft.
 CT March Markings

The honor roll for the March marking period of grades {, 5, 6, 2, and 8 of Abbott School is an. nounced by Miss Elizabeth M. Car roll, principal, as follows:
 Grade 8
 A-Heletl Skuba, Olga Baka, Myrtle Hanson and Roberta Mills. B-Edith Johnson, Florence De- Negris, George Guerrera and Rich- ard Pelvin.
 C-Eleanor Rinaldi. Edvige Sen. ziola, Stella DobSenski, Charles Manderino. Edward Ptetro and B-Michael Kirilenko, Palma Gar. gari, Mary darafola and Lucy Bounocore.
 O. Theresa Kuska, Jacqueline Rodney, Evelyn Vitone, Victoria Rainone and Grace Accuosti.
 Grade 6
 A--Jean Brickner and Shirley Wenning.
 RShirley Petke.
 C-Marie Christofano, Laura Gar gari, Dolores Karvelis, Mary Fusco, Agatha Bosco, Harry Phillipone and Arthur Munter.
 Grade
 A-Evelyn Schinollinger, Virginia Longo, Mary Daddone and MSEe Valerie.
 B-Barbara Carosello, Irene Ge- letka, Marie AccuoSti, Patricia Porto. Nancy Bellini, Peter Orsatti and Richard Daddone.
 C-Thomas Gugliotti, Angeline zurlo, Vincent D'Aversa and Nj. cholas Macri.
 Grade {
 B. Barbara Kerner, Patricia Johnston, Diana Neves, Roy Matt son and Andrew Dorduk. C-Edward Karvelis and Anthony Daddona.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-20
BISHOP NAMES
 NEW PASTORS
Father Kearney, Native of Naugatuck, Assigned to
 St. Mary'S, Bridgeport

Two news pastors were named to day by the Most Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, D. D., Bishop of Hart ford and will take up their duties immediately, according to an an- f1ounceemnt in the current issue of The Catholic Transcript. The Rev. Michael E. Kearney of Mystic was assigned to St. Mary's parish, Bridgeport, a post just vacated by the death of the Rev. James H. Killian. The Rev. John ?. Kenney of South Norwalk will take over St. Patrick's, Mystic, as his first pastorate.
 Father Kearney, native of Naugatuck, is well known through out the diocese having served in several parishes during his twenty four years as priest. Educated at St. Francis school, Naugatuck, Naugatuck high school and Holy Gross college, he completed his theological studies at St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore and was or- dained on December g, 1917.
 His first assignment was to St. Johns, Middletown. A year later he went to St. Roses, Meriden, for a two.year period and then served briefly at st. Charles, Bridgeport and st. Thomas, Fairfield. From 1924 to 1884 he was assistant pas- tor at St. Peters, New Haven. leaving there on August 1, 1884, to become pastor of St. Patrick's, Mystic.
 In Mystic, Father Kearney has worked long and diligently, win ming many freinds, not only those who reside in the area, but count less Catholics from other parts of the diocese who make Mystic their home during the summer months. He has also developed @ mission parish at Noank, dedicated to the patronage of St. Joseph.
 Father Kenney was born In Mid- dletown and educated at the Camp and St. Joseph's Schools in New Britain, as well as St. Thomas Seminary. After a period at St. Mary's Seminary, in Baltimore, he went to American College, Lou vain, Belgium, where he was or- dained on July 8. 1923.
 Ether Kenney has been assist ant pastor at St. Patrick's, Hart ford; St. Patrick's, Thompsonville; St. Anthony's, Bristol; St. Pat rick's New Haven, St. Bridgets Manchester; St. Joseph's, Danbury; St. Anthony's, Hartford, and St. Joseph's, South Norwalk.