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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Death notlfes


HTEMA NN-Januafy I3 Frank. beloved
husband of Mare. dear father OF Ed
ward. Ms Florence Setz Ernie. Theo-
dofe and Fred grandfather Of 10 grand
children and , great grandchildren Funeral
Al the Walter Dehn Funeral Home, SSH
East Forest Thursday, a. 100.
At'NCK-Jsn - 1881 Edward of 77s6
Whippls. beloved husband II Ediih
Fioeter MBnck- dear father Of Charles r,
Howard 4 Hivina. Virginia AMI Mrs Irene
Danny. brother n Ars Mary STARK, grand
father ~ four grandchildren Funera.
service Thursday p m. a. the
Peters funeral home, l2057 Grauot. Inter
ment Forest Lawn.
ZtIaC-Janusry -. Cecilia. beloved wife
~ waiter desr mo- her ~ Donald, Rob
erf. Beverly Jane dear daughter Of VI
ard Art Joseph Zieiinski dear sister Mrs
John Krots cviez. John, Edward. snd Teie-
spnore Zielrshi. Funeral SATURDAY rom
Anthony Wniech Funeral Home. 1892 East
Canneia ~ . 30 and 81 gyacinth's Church
At iu Burial n NJ Ollyet
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Charley Peterson. veteran bill
HARDEST gaze exhibitions and free
instruction ~ 2fs colleges and
universities and g BOYS clubs last
year. lie performed in Il states
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DEATHS

Granville " wcrdcr 1888 Lfvernois ss.
Amelia Gadde ss0s Orangslsun "a.
HaHFf- Gatdweii 35S Leicester. 20
kramn A simon. 1894 East Grand boule
ward. 50.
NIficent Hunt Heaton. 2f35 Burns 70.
William " Duncan 1910 staheiin, 50.
John Tory 1885 Hilger "a.
Luells Bell 1917 King -
Irving Young 1888 Pstoskey. ".
James Hinchhffe. l7t BALDWIN a..
John NJ. Kline 1881 Canton. 20.
Albert X. Sievert. 626 Lincoln road. Crosse
pointe "a
Anne o McCregor. 1870 Ioauois 81.
Rossanna Rose. 1870 Hastings %
Katherine Marcuson "a East Congress 81
George Tapert. 2703 Trumbuu IL.
Fredrick Reno i0os7 Chelsea IS.
Ora Tremhle SIS Fast Adams 90.
Margaret Murphy. Poniiae. Mich, IS.
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DIVORCES

Bessie Louise Smith from Harvie
Freds Duisoh from AIosrt A.
James C.. NJ. Chapman from limo y ".
Margaret Ward from Marvin. --
Olive Green from Kenneth.
Helen Lowry from samuel
Thomas Mullen from SczVell.
Edna Hoskins from s Pay.
Cecil Schabinger from Charles
John Hommair Naehez from Margaret.
Margaret W MaSsoud from Albert
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Funeroi Directors
Lost uno Found

BEAGLE HOUND BroVn-White. male
Pet child grieving. Reward Lsfa3 cite
fa2s
ENGLISH pointer lost. male. black white
children Erieving' Reward Tyler o-5A2f
HAT-Biack. INK fur-trfmred valuahie
owner oniy Reward. University is rs
NFY CASE LOST Natural leather vain
abie owner Only: reward. Ivanhoe 01ae
LoCKET chain !ost-Goid. oval shaped.
diamond chip. Keepsake. reward Eedfofa
f70i.
PUPPY lost Female springer spaniei
black white feet reward. 1871 Red
fern Redford $751;
REWARD Tor diamond bracelet lcs' Fisher
Building vicinity FarminEton I5f.
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BEAUTY shop supply salesman choice ter
rf0ry m cHy. salary and commission.
CsA . - ;. m. Michigan Hair Goods
l2iT GTswof
UNUSUAL opportunity Large nationally
known. iusuvance company requires serv-
Tres az aggressive agents % sell special
SO yearly Accident and Health Policy.
Paws $40 600 Accidental Death S25-S50
Weekly Benefits substantial commissions
ON new ane renewal business. Write Uni
Yersal Policy Dept. G. II Commerce 81.
NDua TX = I
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Plumbing, Heating and Lighting
FIXTURES
Painting and Decorating

SAVE PLUMBING and HEATING 05ii0
Livernois. 1879 Graiiot, 3i7i Biddle.
WyandOtfe
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WANTED-SA statesmen
To SCH new homes Several completed
models % work from See US today
Caring Construction Co.
ae6i GREENFIELD-OR. 1857
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section NJ
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Al BUTT Paperhangng Painting. Paper
Removing IS years experience. Tyler
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DETROIT TIMES
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clinlGg. Dearborn 2ii6
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Gov. 0'Conor Frees Is
Prisoners in Maryland
nv the Assnciated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 4-Thirteen
inmates of State penal institutions,
including a prisoner serving a life
term for murder, received paroles
or partial pardons today by Gov.
O'Conor.
James Baker, a life-termer, was
convicted of first-degree murder at
the age of 20 and has been in the
Maryland penitentiary for nearly 16
years.
after becoming infatuated with
a woman" the Governor stated,
Baker set out to procure some
money and accosted an aged man
near Salisbury. Upon refusal of
the man to give it to him, Baker
struck him with a club. 1t was
later found that the mans neck
had been broken"
Others paroled included:
Walter Leroy Hall, %. convicted
of larceny and receiving stolen goods
in Prince Georges County, two years
in the penitentiary, four months yet
| to serve.
Charles P. Johnson, 30, colored
convicted of larceny and receiving
stolen goods in Prince Georges
County, two years in the peniten-
tiary, less than year to serve.
Sentence commuted
Thomas G. Brown, convicted of
cruelty and inhuman treatment of
animals in Montgomery County
four months in House of Correction
term would have ended this month
mother critically i'll.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
0'Conor Asks Help
OF State Bureaus in
Curbing Expenses
Hopes Large Unspent
Budget Balances Can Be
Returned to Treasury
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 4.-Heads of
all State departments and agencies
received from Gov. O'Conor today a
request for cooperation in conserv-
ing unspent budget balances so that
substantial reversions may be made
to the State treasury at the end Of
the current fiscal year.
ITO accomplish this purpose" the
Governor said, Il know that the
utmost in economical operation will
be necessary"
Gov. O'Conor said $8l9605. As re-
verted to the State treasury at the
end of the last fiscal year on top of
reveted savings totaling 1868 900 in
the fiscal year 1888.
The State treasury surplus on Sep
tember 30. 1910, he declared,
reached the unprecedented amount
of S6,151 955.41."
The Governor expressed a hope
that last years achievement would
be exceeded, adding that every
financial source of the State must
be conserved to meet the stress and
strain which may develop in the
future"
He wrote: Our people are faced
with large outlays to provide ade-
quate protection to our democracy
our institutions and our way OF life
and in order to ease the burden of
taxation as much as possible, it is
necessary to keep to minimum the
cost of State and local government.
Unspent balances are required by
law to revert to the State treasury
at the end of each fiscal year.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Primary Campaigns Close
In Alexandria and Fairfax

Campaigns waged chiefly by state
ments and circulars rather than
rallies drew to a close in Alexandria
and Fairfax County today. One
contested nomination in each juris-
diction will be settled in the Demo-
cratic primary tomorrow.
In Alexandria, James r. Duncan,
incumbent, is opposed for the Police
Court judgeship nomination by At
torney Stanley King.
Five other incumbents are un-
opposed in the Alexandria primary.
They are Commissioner of Revenue
Charles H. Callahan, City Treasurer
Roger c. Sullivan, City Sergt. Rob-
ert H. Cox, Commonwealth's Attor-
ney Albert v. Bryan and State
Delegate Maurice Rosenberg.
In Fairfax County, the opponents
are Delegate Francis Miller, who Is
seeking reelection, and Charles
Pickett.
Delegate Charles M. Fenwick Of
Arlington County Is unopposed in
the primary, as is County Board
Member Leo Lloyd, the only other
county official who will be up for
election in November
Members of the Alexandria City
Democratic Committee and the Arl-
ington County Democratic Executive
Committee also will be voted on to-
morrow, but there is no contest for
these offices.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Polling Places Listed
In Nearby Virginia
For Primary Voting
Election Officials
Also Are Given for
Tomorrow's BuIIotinq

Nearby Virginia Democratic party
leaders have announced nearly COM
plete lists of polling places, precinct
registrars, election judges and clerks
for the Democratic primaries to-
morrow in Alexandria and Arllng-
ton and Fairfax Counties.
The Alexandria polling places are
located as follows:
First ward, City Armory, 200
block of South Royal street: second
ward, City Hall, 100 block of North
Royal street; third ward, Odd Fell
lows Hall, 200 block of North Colum-
bus street; fourth ward, Friendship
Fire Company, 100 block of South
Alfred street; fifth ward, corner
Washington avenue and Walnut
street; sixth ward, w. P. A. sewing
center, $500 block of Mount Vernon
avenue.
Arlingtonians will vote at these
locations:
Arlington. Patrick Henry School,
700 South Fillmore street; Ballston
Fire House, Ninth and North Stuart
streets; Carne, John Marshall
School, 47O0 block of North Twenty
fifth street; Cherrydale. school au-
ditorium, North Nelson street and
Lee highway; Clarendon No. l
Matthew F. Maury School, $500
block of Wilson boulevard; Claren-
don No. 2, Fire House, Tenth and
North Hudson streets; East Falls
Church, Reeves real estate Office
Lee highway; Glencarlyn, the
school: Lyon Park, Lyon Park Com
! munity Center, North Fillmore
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Sondy Spring Firemen
Plan Carnival Soon
By a Staff Correspondent Of The Star

By q Staff Correspondent of The Star.
SANDY SPRING, Md, Aug. A.
The Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire
Department will stage its annual
carnival August 20 at the Sherwood
High School grounds. it was an
nounced today by H. E. Daley,
president and general chairman of
the Carnival Committee.
A new streamlined combination
pumper and rescue car is expected
to be delivered in time to be ex-
hibited at the affair. Proceeds will
go to the department. general
fund.
The program will start with a
baseball game between teams from
Sandy Spring and Dayton, in How
ard County, at 2 pm. The usual
parade will be dispensed with. A
chicken and ham supper will be
served from to pm. Games and
merchandise booths will operate
during the day and at night.
The Arrangements Committee in
cludes Austin A. Lamar, Spencer J
H. Brown, William J. Thomas, L. c
Burns and Chief Thomas Hyde.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
D. {. Woman
And Daughter
Diein Crash
Two Others Injured
AAsAuto Leaves
Maryland Rood

A Washington mother and her l5-
year-old daughter were fatally in
jured shortly after noon yesterday
when their automobile ran off Prince
Frederick -Solomons Island road
while bound for Maryland beach.
Mrs. Faustine L. Rider, 40, 915
Independence avenue S. W.. died at
8 O'Clock this morning, just three
and half hours after her daughter
Betty succumbed. Casualty HoSpi-
tai physicians said both were
brought in with head injuries.
The same accident injured two
other young people. Thomas Crow
ell, II. of 915 Virginia avenue S.W.,
and Jay West, 18, of 1102 Virginia
avenue S.W. Both were badly
shocked, and were treated for con-
tusions to their faces and bodies.
Were Bound for Beach.
The party was bound for Dare's
Beach, Md, when the accident hap
pened, according to Paul K. Rider,
husband and father of the dead
women. The car went off the road
near Lyons Greek, county police re-
ported. Besides Mr.. Rider, Treas
ury Department employe. two other
daughters survive.
Pvt. Taylor Cantwell, %, of Sandy
Spring, Md, was thrown from his
motor cycle when he lost control of
his machine on the Sandy SPRING
Olney road yesterday while home
for a weekend visit, police reported.
He was taken to the Montgomery
General Hospital by the Sandy
Spring RESCUE Squad and later re-
moved to Fort Meade for treatment
of minor injuries. He is a member
of Company K. 115th Infantry.
The Sandy Spring Rescue Squad
also brought Mrs. Helen Fishman,
IS, of Silver Spring, to the some
hospital early today from an acci-
dent in which two cars caught fire
and were burned on highway 20 a
quarter of mile south of Highland
in Howard County. Mrs. Fishman
was a passenger in car which
struck another machine from the
rear, according to police. She suf-
fered broken leg. None of the
others in either machine was in
Jured, Maryland State police said
Car Turns Over.
In another Maryland accident a
22-year-old motorist failed to ne
gotiate a turn on the Defense high
way and his auto turned over two
ortthree times, according to police.
Vincent D. Stroud. 81 Rhode Island
avenue N. W., was taken to Sibley
Hospital with bruises and lacera-
tions Of most of his body. Police
said the mishap occurred as he
passed Grain highway bound for
Washington shortly before last mid
night.
In serious condition with a frac-
tured skull. Mary p Smith, Sc, COL
ored, of l2l1 New Jersey avenue
NV, was in Casualty Hospital to-
day after being hit by an automo-
bile at New York avenue and M
street NV, police reported.
A Washington couple were seri-
ously injured in a collision with
an Army truck several miles south
Of Dover, Del, the Associated Press
reported. They were Henry L. Brit
tingham, So, 3410 Rodman street
NV, who suffered leg fracture,
and his wife, Ruth, So, who received
a broken hip. They were taken to
Kent Hospital in Dover.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Firemen's S Auxiliary
Election Friday Due
To Bring Contests
At Least 3 Expected
To Seek Presidency Of
Prince Georges Group
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

6peclaI Dispatch 10 Inc star.
SEAT PLEASANT, Md, Aug. A.
Contests are expected at the annual
convention of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Prince Georges County Vol
unteer Firemen's Association here
Friday night over the Offices of presi-
dent and vice president, with at
least three running for the former
Office and five for the latter.
Several of the other Offices are
expected to be contested.
The firemen, however, expect a
quiet opening session for their
18th convention when they meet in
the Seat Pleasant School Friday
night, with only George Hudgifas Of
Berwyn Heights as q candidate foi
president. and George Rheinbod ol
Cottage City for vice president.
The names of the contestants fol
the ladies auxiliary election are moi
available as a number are expected
to be nominated from the floor. The
meeting will be held in the Women's
Community and Welfare Club
rooms.
The two-day convention will start
with the registration of delegates II
the firehouse at $50 pm. and botf
organizations will have business ses'
sions starting at o'clock. Mayor
William H. McGrath of Seat Pleas
ant is scheduled to welcome botf
the ladies and the firemen.
The auxiliary will have its cleo
ton Friday while the men will nomi'
nate that night and elect thei
officers Saturday night.
Saturday afternoon will be devoted
to demonstrations, a parade ane
contests. A joint memorial servlc'
will be held in the Seat Pleasant
School at pm.
As a final tribute to the late
George N. Palmer. Democrat leader
and one of the founders of the f1rt
department, the firmen are donating
a 32-inch memorial trophy for ont
of the contests.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Two Shooting al Targets
Wounded by Same Bullet

Accidentally shot by the same
bullet while shooting targets, two
Virginians were taken to a Fred
erick (Md), hospital yesterday, but
neither is in a serious condition,
Montgomery County police reported.
The men were listed as Joseph
Fields, 18, and Edward Bobitt, 81,
both of Independence, Va, police
said they were practicing with a
.22-caliber target pistol on the
Barnesville-Dickerson road The
pistol was accidentally discharged
and a bullet went through the left
hand of the Fields youth and lodged
in his companions right leg, &C
cording to police.
After treatment by DR.. E. w.
White at Poolesville, they were
taken to Frederick in a friends
car. They are employed on farm
near Dickerson.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

street at Pershing drive; Rosslyn,
Woodrow Wilson School, 1900 block
of Wilson boulevard, and Virginia
Highlands, Fire House, 500 block of
South Twenty-third street.
Fairfax Listings.
Precinct registrars and polling
places for Fairfax County have
been announced by B. F. Nevitt,
clerk of the Fairfax County Elec-
toral Board.
The complete list follows:
Centreville district - Centreville
precinct, George R.. Lee Turber-
vile, Sd, registrar; polling place.
Turbervilles house Clifton pre-
cinct, Mrs. Helen Buckley, regis
trar; polling place, Masonic Hall.
Pender precinct, Mrs. Bessie Good
ing, registrar; polling place, R. P.
Gooding's house. Swetnam pre-
cinct, Mrs. Dorothy B. Collier,
registrar; polling place, c. H.
Kruse's house. Wells precinct,
Mrs. Daisy Wells, registrar; polling
place, Mrs. Daisy Wells house.
DraneSville district - Dranes-
vile precinct, Joseph L. Money,
registrar; polling place, Old Dranes-
vile School Forestville precinct
A. C. Speight, registrar; polling
place, Great Falls Grange Hall.
Herndon precinct, R. Kohlway
registrar; polling place, Herndon
Fire Department Pleasant Valley
precinct, Mrs. Irene B. Rector
registrar: polling place. Rector S
Store. Thompsons precinct, Mrs
Gladstone P. Wilkinson, registrar;
polling place, Peter Doves store
Thorntons precinct, H. w. Tric-
kett, registrar; polling place, H. W.
Trickett's house
Falls Church District.
Falls Church district-Annan-
dale precinct, G. T. Seaman, reg
istrar; polling place, w. T. Carri'
co.'s store. Falls Church precinct
Mrs. Helen M. Lester, registrar
polling place. town hall. West END
precinct. Arthur D. Kerby, regis
trar; polling place, Norman Cock
.rell's filling station.
Lee district-Burke precinct,
Joseph E. Staub, registrar; polling
place, j. E. Staubs store. Lorton
precinct, Mrs. Louise Davis, regis
trar; polling place, Charles Shep-
herds house. Woodyards precinct
Lemuel j. Davis, registrar; polling
place, R. L. Makeley's store.
Mount Vernon district-Accotink
precinct, Mrs. Margaret Cox, regis
trar; polling place, A. S. Lynn's
store. Gum Springs precinct, Mrs.
Mary W. Scheeler, registrar; poll
ing place, Daniel Reeds store.
Franconia precinct, Mrs. Nellie T,
Broders, registrar; polling place,
Franconia Fire Department. Pull
mans precinct, Mrs. Ruth Blunt
registrar; polling place, Happy VAL
ley Community Hall.
Providence district-Fairfax pre-
cinct, Mrs. Mabel E. Sisson, regis
trar; polling place, courthouse.
Langley precinct, Miss Elizabeth G.
Wells, registrar; polling place, Nc
Lean Fire Department. The Lick
precinct, Mrs. Emogene C. Nc
Hugh, registrar; polling place. j. r.
Llewellyns store. Vienna precinct,
Elmer Cockrill, registrar; polling
place, town hall.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

Donald Gilbert. ard, OF tne SeW-
ard Square address, summoned the
Glen Echo rescue squad after DON
AIDS absence was noticed about 2
pm. and his body was recovered
half an hour later by Marvin
Mrstik about a mile north of Chain
Bridge, according to Montgomery
County police. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Poe of 614 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. and their son
Buddy, 4. police said.
The other drowning victim was
Robert F. Kelly, l8, colored, of 5l22
F street Sc, who was swimming in
the Patuxent River with his father.
His body was recovered by Maryland
State police.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Alexandra Plans
Dance for Soldiers

The Alexandria Defense Council
will sponsor a victory dance" for
soldiers from Fort Belvoir, Va,
August 10 at the Alexandria Armory
which will be officially opened as
a Service Mems Club at that time
Young Alexandria matrons will
serve as hostesses at the affair. The
grand march will be led by Brig
Gen. Edwin H. Marks and Miss
Evelyn billiard.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Couple Will Be Married
At Rockville Carnival
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 4.-Miss
Doris Thelma Briggs. daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Zachariah Briggs of
near Germantown, and Ralph
Downey Young of the same local
ity will be married at the ninth
annual carnival of the Rockville
Volunteer Fire Department at the
old fair grounds here August 1928,
it was announced today.
The ceremony will be performed
at the dancing pavilion at pm.
on August 18 by the Rev. James
w. Minter, chaplain of the Mary
land State Firemen'S Association.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
'Skyway' Proposed
Along Wafer Front
Al Alexandra
Park Planning Director
To Discuss Project
With Town OfficioIs

John Nolen, jr., director of plan
ming of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, said to-
day he would approach Alexandria
officials soon on a proposal to erect a
skyway-similar to the Pulaski Sky
way at NeWark-to traverse the
Alexandria water front from the
traffic circle on the Mount Vernon
boulevard to Hunting Creek, south
of the city.
The proposal, which was approved
by the commission last Friday, has
been mentioned informally to Alex
andria officials. Mr.. Nolen said
the commission was interviewing
property owners along the route OF
the planned skyway to get their
reactions. ss7ss - =
Linked to Water Front Plan.
Coupled with the Skyway pro-
posal is planned project to beautify
the Alexandria water front. The
plan as submitted by the United
States Engineers Office, proposes to
push out the bulkhead line as far
as the existing pier line so as to
create a solid water front. Along
this front it is proposed to erect a
skyway.
City Manager Carl BudWesky of
Alexandria. said today Il believe /
would be inclined to favor the gen.
eral proposal without being familiar
with the detailed plans of the prof.
ect. Any plan such as this would
be a substantial improvement on
our waterfront, as well as to the
traffic situation on Washington
street" Washington street is a
segment of the Memorial Boulevard
as it passes through Alexandria.
Long time Project.
Mr.. Budwesky said he believed
I, the proposal to erect the elevated
roadway would.probably involve the
disputed boundary between the Dis
trict and Virginia, inasmuch as
the skyway would extend over water
claimed by Washington.
Mr.. Nolen said no immediate con-
struction was contemplated because
the skyway was designated long
time project. The Identification of
the Alexandria waterfront has been
contemplated for some time, the
planning official added, in line with
the program to improve the Wash
lngton waterfront.
Il do not know whether any leg
islation is necessary to provide funds
for the twin project or not" Mr.
Nolen declared. Il do not know
either whether there is any existing
fund from which money for the
project could be drawn"
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Virqiniu Grange to Meet

BLACKSTONE, Va, Aug. 4 R.-
The Virginia Grange will hold its
14th annual session here Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Speakers will
include L. M. Walker, Virginia COM
missioner of agriculture; Mrs. Mar
garet H. Caldwell, juvenile super
intendent, National Grange, and l..
j. Taber, master, National Grange.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Policeman OFT Duty
Calls Colleagues to
Enforce the Law
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, Aug. A.
When Officer Elzey Briddell
ends his day with the Sails
bury Police Department, he
really goes off duty.
Driving home from York, he
found a car parked across his
private driveway. Mr.. Brid-
dell rushed to a phone and
called for police.
Chief william Chatham and
Sergt. Morris Brewington an
swered the summons. They re-
moved the offending car and
Citizen Briddell drove calmly
up his driveway.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
H. J. ConneII Gets Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 4 (Spe-
ciaD An absolute divorce from Mrs.
Veronica r. Connell of Lowell, Mass,
has been granted to Henry j. Connell
of Silver Spring by Judge Charles
w. Woodward in Circuit Court. The
Connells were married at Nashua,
N. H., January 10, 1882, and have
two children, Rosemary and John
Henry.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

the other in the
Patuxent River
near Benedict.
Nine-y r-old
Donald Gilbert.
of sol Seward
square S. E.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett l.. Gill
b er t, W a S
drowned in the
canal while with
a p T t Y o I
friends, includ-
ing his brother
Bobby. 4.
Fred G. Stew