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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08
In Mrnturiant

BURTON ANA anna. In n loving Ir memory
eember s. 1928. e" '' @'0 FAMILY AMI, D
EwELL. FRIEDRICH. Departed this li.
four years ago today, December 8. 1888.
Four years have passed since that sad day.
God took him home, it was HIS viii,
Sss5E gaHS1s H9v ms
LILLIAN CHM.
EWELL. FRED. In sad but loving re-
msmbrance Of dear friend. FRED
40 TO-DAY, n De senar0 ' 1881 e -FOUR years
Today is = day Of remembrance
A day that will remember
When 'n fo 5sas Fl IL s' " T.
or1 Of our dear MAKdAk RI Who LETT Te% u.
six years ego today. December 8, 1896.
In our memory today
Lov Il se Mor II is. AIS SISTER.
sEsf soss.sR L !ss.9:
X, who departed this life December 8,
MOTHER. FATHER AND BRoTHER.
NEITzEY. WALLACE D. In sad but low
ing c rem n Mr1n Of our dear fsthsr Wal
nal n5esst eleven years ago today, December
When those We loved have stepped across
rh rae .s1e ssnd q th &c., . aSo
That make US love them more.
Memories are treasures no one can steal.
Death leave; His esTt1shs ~ 1ns seH heal
PURDUM. HELEN WINDSOR. A tribute
Of love to my darling. HELEN W1NDeoR
PUEDUM, on this. her 21st birthday, De-
cember s.
God sent you from above;
i cannot send 4 present
Just my love. MOTHER.
RIEsTERER, PEARL DONNA. In loving
Fl ds shom S' x. r an1s
s Sss 5, '4 1918. years 40 '0a''' oeeem
HER M ssps but pI AZ fs sss4Yarn
T0RCAsIo, rAsoUALE: In loving re-;
father, PAsauME ToRcxsIo S'0 .ho de.
ee:nssr t q is vs. two years ago today De-
Like ship. that's left Its moorins
50 our own dear one has sailed away
In calm serenity.
But there's promise Of greater Joy
Than earth could have in store.
For God has planned richer life
pI SsyHnf VI VIM Sn. AND i bb2HTUsoHrrR
my dear son, JAMES x. wEBsTER, Who
| departed this life two years ago today, De.
eember 3, 1910.
HIS R.yS ~ h hS 81 Il ' sSs1As M
| LINGSLY.
WEBSTER, JAMES A. In memory Of
| my dear nephew. JAMES A. WEBSTER,
day, December i. 1910.
HIS no1 M 4 xus IT. s Il BE-: COLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08
DrathH

RIGGLEs, DIR; J. LEWIS. On Tues snGs
on s. 1871 r. at his LEWIS ysi!ss Rfo 1GSs
S RSHs tsths S.e q John ksvis AND RisS:Td
f.1. h's' NM ses s Rs e neh:sd
ing at the s H. Hines %. funeral home,
life Monday. December I, 1872. in Cal
tie HUSBAND sn., Of o Jeanetts SHEPPARD Il:
sss aeyyts sso asusasa
tvfs MSrr i,eSd SON ts md eVStn r.. Nth
sfMMoNsS, %isAfTER L. On SATURDAY.,
" M.g s.r Of
ii.ts5s: %Ts Lulu SCI Scott t and 'i Mrs Mabel
Remain; resting s,a a, 1870 c h st:
Be. .; theme. to Holy Trinity Church n,I I:
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
D. ssSsn !o lss MaaS A He
JOHN sELLMAN STONE. beloved husband
Of Bernice Stone. Friends may call at
FUNERAL from from II Fort Myer Chapel, Airing.
ton. Va. on Wednesday; December 9, At 2
p m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 3
THOMAS, GIDEON EDWARD. On Mon
day, December Z. 1912, at his residence,
7115 Georgia ave. NV. GIDEON EDWARD
THOMAS, beloved brother OF Roberta r.
Funeral from his late residence on
terment Congressional Cemetery.
WAGGONER. IDA E.. On Sunday De-
cember 8. 1912. At Garfield Hospital, IDA
Z. WAGGONER, the beloved wife Of C1ar-
ence A. Waggoner. Remains resting at
Chambers funeral home, 14OO Chaplin
Services and interment Bluefield, W. Va.
WEBER, WILLIAM H. On Tuesday. De-
Va. WrLLiAM H. WEBER beloved hus.
Funeral wednesday. December 9. at
pm, from Baptist Church. 1nterment
Warrenton Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. MILDRED n. On SUNDAY,
December 9, 1912: MILDRED H. WI
Williams, dauahter of the late Cad and
Rosa Henderson and devoted sister Of Mrs.
Carrie Butler, Mrs. Mamie DanEerneld of
New York, Fred Williams and AibsIt Hen;
Henderson Of Fort Hauchua, Aris. She also
leaves several nteces and nephews and
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
Ing At her late residence, "a q st. NV,
afteS q ~: ,WeAnesday, DecemhEy 9.
Fnnera1 1MurIday, December 10, at
p;m. from u. George: Chapel, End and
Relatives and friends Invited mterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
By w. Ernest Jarvis. Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08

Born In Strathroy. Canada. Mrs.
Finley was one Of the pioneer nurs-
ing graduates Of the old Emergency
Hospital. Widow of william L. F3fl-
ley, and sister Of the late FINS D.
Morris, who was financial clerk Of
the Patent Once, Mrs. Finley was
the daughter of the late Daniel and
Ellenor Morris. She is survived by
sister, Mrs. George s. Brock, ST.,
Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08
Rites Slated tomorrow
For Mrs. {. N. Finley, 80

Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor
Morris Finley, 80. graduate nurse
who served for so years with leading
physicians and surgeons of Wash
ington, who died Sunday after a
long illness, will be conducted at
3 pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Rock Greek
! Cemetery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08

ers will be offered In the family
home at 1916 Thirty-third street
NV.
Mr.. Simmons, known as Polly
Simmons to intimate friends. was
owner and president of the w. l.
Simmons Ice Co. and had engaged
In the ice business for - years. A
native Of this city, he attended
Curtis School and Addison School,
In Georgetown.
He Is survived by his wife, Mrs
Maggie May Simmons. and a SON
George L. Simmons, both Of Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For ". |. Simmons

Funeral services for Walter l..
Simmons, IS, widely known business
man and lifelong resident Of the
Georgetown section. who died Sat-
urday at Gallinger Hospital, will
be conducted tomorrow at 8 am. at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Re-
QUEEN mass will be said by the
pastor, the Rev. Michael Dougherty
Preceding the church service, pray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08

for Government Research Of the
Brookings Institution. At the time
Of his death, Mr.. Weber was vice
president Of the Washington SAM
tary improvement Co.
A son, Georges M Weber, survives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08
Gustayus A. Weber
Will Be Buried in
Arlington Tomorrow
Retired Economist Wrote
Many Monographs on
Government Bureaus

Gustavus A. Weber. 70. retired
economist and author, who died
yesterday, will be buried in Airing
ton National Cemetery tomorrow
following private funeral services at
Birch's funeral home. 1904 M street
NV, at pm. Mr.. Weber lived
at 8 Wetherill road, Westmoreland
Hills.
Mr.. Weber was the author Of nu-
merous monographs on the organi-
cation and history OF Government
bureaus. During the World War he
was a research expert and statisti-
clan with the Council OF National
Defense.
He was born in st. Louis and was
educated at st. Louis University
and Georgetown University.
Mr.. Weber was assistant director
of the Missouri Weather Service
from 1884 to 1889. when he became
a special agent of the Labor Depart
ment. He later joined the Com
merce Department., becoming chief
Of the cost IT production division of
the department in 1918.
From 1916 until 1920 he was a
member Of the stan of the Institute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08
Fomed Cheesemuker Dies

BEAR CREEK. Wis, Dec. 8 R).-
p. H. Kasper, rs, delegate to the
International Dairy Show Congress
In London in 1928 and holder of the
title The Worlds Best Cheese
maker" died yesterday at his home
near here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08

Waste kitchen fats make ex-
plosives. Don't throw away . drop.
Take them to your meat dealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-08

LarEe. high back wing chair with re-
yersible spring cushion seat. Cotton
tapestry covers.
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6. Sortiesltug)
6. RauiteI

UVte 9eIYeieRil. Slt >WAtHeI utl .lY-
rer Seite ser Spnaaoae batten ebr'
fur,ptspon 5ugeb0rt ,uo nit anoddz
tiaem s(nlen geantuortet. slltf Der
anoerlt Seite oes |@Gtters ieood, no
Die fsrauen llno ainoer iaBelt, war
eiu unteroriidtes Haulhen au berneb.
neu.
Der Halm ipar 1ebr poll; eiui9e
ftaneen lno aubere ftl,erteu at Der
Ndne entlang. Sir monhe Der @e>
genudrtigen batten Die @ebete l,no
4almen einen frenoen Slang; tie
aparen por6er nod nidt in Der Spna=
goae geiueie,, obldon lie oielelbe
fdon oft geIeben, une ben idonen
rolaIarbenen ,,no iueiBen Warmor,
aus bem Ge erbaut ipor. glbcr ale,
Die nur irgenb bimein fonnten, lparen
beute gefommeu; benn es mar aus
gebreitet iuorOen, OaB ser sroBe Bl.n=
oeriuirfer oa ieiu lpiiroe uno Nell-
gieroe, i'm 81 ieben, nno Die Soff'
nuns, eab er irgeno ein ne,tes Bun-
Der t,n lpiirbe, bate n,and)en nnee4
tuebHten Mnbeter berbeiaefiibrt.
Die iitoiihen sSrauen lhauten Die
frenoen sgralten bon Der Seite an,
bic iih nit ibren Rinberlt ipelcbe lih
an ibren .aleioern feitbielte,t it Die
beiten Ylabe aeordnat bdtten.
Die llngottlihen'', fliilterte eine
ihrer sahbarin Su, ,,ipas ipollen bie
bier9 8eun bieier Maua a,td iuirf-
lid Der Weifias lit, 70 lit er nid3t fir
fie." ..-....
Die &ebete ,paren alle aeIprohen, |
Die abI6nitte aug be,H @eIes ,ms
ben Propbeten geleIeu, nno in Der
ateuloIen Stille Der @ripartims, mel |
DIE foiate, trat Der arose Seller ber=
tor benu Der 8orleIer bate i'm,
naA ee,n @ebra,,de, eebeten, 5,t bent
8olfe su reben. aaer Auaen binsen
on ibm, ,,no tpie er nun 8orte Der
araft, Der eottlideu, aliibenben
Mabrbeit iprod,, burhorans has
gottlihe 2id1t, tpelhes auf ieinem Mnt=
Iik rubte, bic bainflen Ser5en IN,
ibu. Mue iparen auImerfiam itia, iei.
ne @erte, 70 perIhieben non be,n lee
rem, l.n,piiienben @elblpds Ser 8ab-
bi,,er, in lib aufnebmeno. Selbit Die
ainoer, obsleih iic feline 8orte nid,t
beritanoen, fiiblten sic iuuroerbare
Mn3iebuugsfraft bieIes Ser5ens Der
liebe unb fdauten ibm Itiu in Die
tp,inoerbaren augen. Yl0blid iuurhe
Sic beilise Stille mterbrod,en; elm
Mann Iprang m,f bonn 8oben ,,no
fdrie: 2ab uns in Rube! 8as bae
ben wir NIT sir su t,,nt SSeIus bon
Na5aretb2 gilt bu eefon1men, uns
su beroerben? sd pciB, iuer ou biIt,
Der Seiliae @ottes."
Muaenbldlid befauo lih allies III
Nermirr,tts; Weiber idrieen, ainoer
,ueinten, uno MGnner lprausen ems
por inoem iic ausrieIeu: ugr bat Ell
neu boIeu @eilt uno per,nreinist has
&eiligtum! Sinaus nit ibm! Sin=
aus nit ibm!"
Doh SseIus itilite ben Garm nit
einem 9ort. Damn iid SIT Sem Cd,
n,omiihen menoeno, ser Id,on IN ben
.SGnoen bon stpei ooer brci aufae-
bradten Nubetern iih befano, Iagtr
.er: Sci itilIe, uno fabre aus BON
ibm'' ..
oSS.I
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/ HtU itiuAutltt SitSu Ct'iiHS OtSSN
mo Shafe iuanoerten ,tngebinoer
bin uno Der; iu1brenb etiua eiit Oui
SEND Siibner~ auf ibren Stansen ia
Ben.
An ser 8ano iaB ein Mann, Sc
Iein aleio felt lm iid) geluidelt, oa
Saltpt ouf sic Rnie berab gebera
bate.
u@ir ariiBen oid!" laste oas &in
init ieiner flaren Stimme.
9eim Sball berielben er9ob Be
Mann lein 5ottiges Saupt uno ipanb
te lein @elidt ,lad) ser Eiire 5lt.
| ,,ySer bilt ou?' iprab er nit pei
ierer Stimme.
| SD bin Stepbanus, Dumadns
Sobn. SD bin NIT meiner Wtutter &c
fon'men, oantit ,uir oib 5u oem be
riibmten Seller fitbren. @r tuiro bic
put beiner 9liuobeit beilen."
I ,Weiu, b,l. treibit Spott mir mir
lt0bnte Ger Wauh. vDenn tpeibt 5,
nidt oab ,'aeine ausen nit eineu
gliibenben @iien ausgebrannt iunr
oen; iie iiuo- mir. i'm aopfe 5uiam
| mengeidrumpft. Wie'nouo fann mic
beileh,''
,,BeiBt ol,, no er 81 finoen: iit?'
iraete' Der Wauu. nit 5itter,oer Sti,n
ME, oa nene Soifn,tna iu ieinem Ser
| gem eripadte.
,,Wein', lagte 5tepbanus, ,,ood
,perben iuir ibn finoen"
9onn, lpie bon eipiser 0abrbei
pl1slid, ourbbrunge,t fiiate er elm
fad bin5u: ,Noilen toir ibn7 pirflid
unb Iilhen ibL 70 founen ,oir ibr
.nidt perfeblen."
Brisca Iaste: SD borte eine be,
Srauen mt Der Sh,,le iasen, baB e,
i'm Sanie Simons bes sSiihers mob
ne. Ser iuohnt am See, ih fenne Der
Srt."
auf ibrcn, gBea oabin iabet iie
piele anoere in BEN engem StraBei
binitr6men. @iniee trueen 8etten
auf spelhet 2eioenbe lagen, bie a,
aaen,. ben Mei1iben befannten, tran
rieen aranfbeiten babinliehen; anbe
re fiibrteu 8liube, uber balfeu Salb
oerfriippelte lansian nuo ldmerslid
eutlana. ltno role Die in,iHer groBe1
lperoenee Menae boripGrts elite, Der
einisten lih oas @ebflaseu Scr Sci
oenben off beu 8etten, bas @eIhre
ser Ddmouiiden unb bas ssammerl
ser franfen ainoer at einem eeiualti
gen gbor bcs glenbs.
Das Saus Simons lag, ,uie Brisct
geIast bate, ant l1fer oes Sees. 8!
lpar ein eiufahes aber ourd uni
ourh bebaslibes @ebduoe. MnItat
oes ii6lideu Sofes, erItrefte iid Ell
fleiner Garter, il, ionften Abbansel
biz at oen Rano bes Baiiers; 5lpe
ooer orei itottlide Seiserlbaume ipar
| fen anaenebmer Sbatteil iudbrenI
Stolen, Sleanoer nnb 2ilien beu Or
ouftig mo an5iebeno madten.
Sier iuobnte Simou, senonnt Be
trl,s, iein 8eib uno Die. Nutter iei
mes 8eibes, ioluie aud) iein. 8rnSel
Nnoreas. ltno bier ipobnte aud, Sc
IIus, 70 oft CT iih in aapernalm auf
bielt.
Nm Mbeno oieles Sabbatbs la6 oil
5antilie nit ibrem aeliebten @alte in
@arten, genohen bie fii6le 2uft nni
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. oder Elm CenOsse des kreuzes

laIlen ,par, binaus, ii6er bas wu,,be,
bare @elbebnis reoeno, 0as iie q
leben batten; oenn set Wann pa
pielen luter ibnen befmtnt.
uMltter'', iaste Stepbanus a
Demielben Mbeno, ,,oie YoIalne 1T c.
fluneeu, uno es lit nad) Sonner
untersana; ipollen iuir nidt bina,.
seben? SD modte seru mebr DO
oieiem SSSeius ieben."
,,Dtit sSreuoen eebe id nit oi'
.mein Stepbana.s", erlpiocrte iein
W,tter. Dem, ipabrlid), nod nj
Ipra6 ein Wenib iuie oieler. Nit
ibertpdltist bas @eiiibl oes 8un6e,
baren babel 70 iebr, baB id oft III,
5u trdl.nlen CLAUDE. aann es ieir
oaB bu tpirflid aeI',no ,,no itar
biIt?"
,,@s lit tpirflid loabr, 0iutter'
Iaate Stepbanlts nit gliidlidem So
den, viiebe, tuie i1 iprinsen fann
llnb ,uein @iiden ihnaer5t iest nie
mails: uno liebe anein Ileiib, ioie feI
es lit! . Wutter, ipas founen mi
fir i'm tuu, a,m linn Su seisen, mi
frob, Wie oanfbar luir Iinb2"
,,afls er an ienem ldredliben ga
ae Sll mir, Ser id) int Staube laa
iaste: ,,@ebe bin in srieoen', lin'
ih ouhtano slun eriten Wale felt i'd
oenfen fann Wutter, id bing nu1
an ibnt ,tno iblud5te = ib fonnt'
'nidJt Ipreden Dor sSrel,oe uno 8er
numbering. Damn gillg er fort, pbt
id redt iuuBte, iuas seidebet iuar
un6 aue sic W6naer, sic mid on,
ltarrten uno frasten; uno anoere lie
fen, nm su ieben. ltnb bann, o., bata,
Wntter, lief id suriid oie 5traBt
binlrnter, mo, IN einem auseibltd
10 id]ien es mir, befauo ih mid be-
Sit nnb Mod"
.sssa", ft,br feline Watter fort, ,,tui.
bahten, ser fleine 8nrihe liese in
Sterbell er lag 70 ftia, als ploelid
bie Softiir ai,fflos, uno on fles1
mebr als ou liefeft, Bin no oas aini
lag. aRein Stepbanus, id fannte Did
niht. SD oadte, es lei irseno eli
@eiit, BITS ou ausriefit ,@oso lit &c
rettet, uno i'd, bin ae1,,no.''"
ultno er iuar sell,no!" fiiste ste
pbanis bi,t5u.
uSSa, gau5 aei,no!", Iaste Bris
ella. uNidt cine 8uuoe bate er- al
lih. @s luar tplnberbar.'
rMutter!' rief ser 2nabe nod ei
ner Boule ans, ,,lob uns bina,,s se
ben uno @ranfe unter l,lleren Nad)
barn aafiuhen nno es, ibnen iagen
Du iueiBt, oaB er iaste, i'd bin &c
Ianot 5n beilen sic serbrohenen Ser
Sen, 5u preoigen Sen @efaltsenen, BAL
tie log iein iolen, nno BEN 8linoel
oas @efd)t, ,mo ben 3erIdlagenen
SoB lie frei une los iein lolIen. 9a
iino feline eiaenen @orte. SD fann Fl
niht bereeilen. llnb, W,itter, tuei1l
er ba5u fGine, ipiirbe es nid,t lpobl
aefaaen, luel,n tuir ibu babel lnter
Itiisteu?"
u9u bait rebt, mein Sobn, ib fiib
le es. 81, balt redt. 8ir ipollen &c
ben." limo lih raid ibren Wante
lmleaenb mo sic 9iir Hires fleiuel
Seims ihlieBeno, brad Ite nit oel1
8urihen auf.
..Sier nliiiieu tuir eillfehrcn" ladt
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Mitt,psG, Ben 9. September 194a

/ NSoUuftHtS iUuieH ultu} UeI lDHeU,S ItW
oes Sabbatfrieoens frellte,t nno SsSeia'
Neoe 5uborten, bernabmen> fie bertuor.
renes @erduid - @erdnid ,tpie BON
eilenoen Sdritten, lautent gBeinen
nno Nebflaeer, ba3ipilden @elhrei
uno> Stobnen bas INNER ndber fam.
u&orbt'I iagte Yetri 8eib. lid
beltiir5t erbebeno. ,,Bas beoel,teu
oieie truurigen 2aute2"
| ,,Die Menge ildt ocr Weiiter".
iagte SsSobahnes. sic bringen ibre
Granfen nit" Gid erbebeno> ihritt
er sur Sir oes @artens, >,,m biuaus.
suid)auen.
ssSu Ser gtibe: bon Betri Saus be.
iano lih ein Siered ober Warftplab,
l'uad, pelbem oas 8olf elite. Sssest
lesten ite ibre 8iiroen a,tf ben Yo'
ben, Die eriten 10 nabe ai,r @artentiir
nls iie fonnten, 5u sleiber 3eit aus.
ruIeno: ,Bo lit er, Der oa beilts
gr fomnc 5u uns!" nit bieleu aa-
oeru periuirrteu Nufen, tpie: ,,Ssseius,
Dit Sohn Daoibs, erborme oidp'
,Meiiter fonlme, ipir bitten bih!' ltu5
oa5lpii6en erldou ser traurige; 9arnt
oes @ebfiagens ser 3ranfeu, oere,t
2eioen piel Iblimnser aeiuoroen ioa'
rem o,rcb oeu rafhen @ana ourd Die
StraBeu, SEN Birriuarr uno sic Auf-
|reguta. ....
Dob iekt trat in bie Witte al oieIeS
Sammers sic eiiti9e @eItalt oes gro
Ben arstes, aottltdbe 9iebe, Witleioen,
Wiloe l,no Seit.ng aus ieinen erbar.
menoen Auaen uno, bon leiuen aus
sebreiteten 9dnoen ltrolneno, tuie oer
8oblserl,h iid aus bent aelhe ber
2iebe ereieBt.
ltno ipie er iid utter oeu elenoen
Weien beluegte, bier uno BORT eineH
beriibreno, auI anoere bic Sdnoe le-
>aeno nit sBorten Der Bereebuug imo
oes sSrieoens, peripanoelten lid, oas
@eitobn unb @eihrei IN 8uie Der
5rei,ae nnb grleihtermg. ShoH
aineen oiele frob bintpea, INN anoern,
oie nod inHner bon allen @noen to-
men, Blas 5lt MAIDEN, oils Yrisea ,ino
5tepbanns nit ibrem Shiiklins bem
Blas erreidten.
,,@r lit bier, ioste 5tepbanus
freuoia, sic 6ano oes 8tinben feiter
umIaNeub. ,,llnb bieIe, of, biels an,
oere iino bier, iim gebeilt sst iuefoe,,,
eiilise aebeu aeiuno binlueg", fltbr er
fort.
ltnb ipirflid> bate bas iibere Obr
oes 8linben Die Mnsrufe ser Danf-
bartlett aud lhon- aus ser aagemei-
nen Beriuirruna Ser Gone berausge-
bort im6 iid bon ben &6nben, oie ibn
nod INNER bielten, Iosmaden6, lief
er nit raidem uno aeiuiiien, ssnItinft
nah oem Heinen, freien 8auu, ny
esef1ts einen Musenblid itinfanb,
mari fd, at fei,len anieen, erfaBte
iein @eiuano unb rief la,it: .sSseins,
Weiiter, ih, bite oih, erbarme bid
meiner!"
lln6 CT antportete ibm: ,,@laub{t
SIT, ba6 ih iolhes tun fann?"
SD CLAUDE, ,nlirmelte Ser Wdnn,
inbem er feline blinoeu Auaen at bent
@cIihtc iihcr .1id) erbob.
sselus, ser butter sen blinoen Au.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-17
Fire Bomb FizzIes
In Sand Pail Here
Al Demonstration
Ell Centre Sees First
lncendiary as Dept
Shows Precautions

Another grim reminder
that it can-and might-hap-
pen here, was given by RI
Centro'S fire fighters Mon
day night in a dcmonstra-
ton OF the intense heat of incci.-
uiary bombs. and the only known
methods of controlling them.
The demonstration was made WI
practice bombs which we're authcn-
tic miniatures Of the real thing, in
small booth erected for the pur-
pose at the side Of the fire house
on State street.
While inCcndiariCS used in Wa
weigh about two pounds and burn
Tor ID minutes at an intensity of
5000 degrees fahrenheit, the praC
ticc bombs brought here b. Fire
Chief Corn Reed weighed about
pound, burned for three minute
1t 5000 degrees.
Fire Fighter r. q. Bennett, WHO
had been studying for the demon
St:atlon for weeks. did an excellent
imitation Of bombing victim as,
completely cnvclopcd by acrd
smoke cmanatine from the bomb,
uo rolled the Hadcs-Spitting little
9adgct in sand, scoopcd it up in
a shovel and dumped it into g
d-filled bucket
Then, with the hoe that is stand
ard equipment for handling inccn-
diaries. he picked up the bucket
by its bail and hauled it out of the
booth.
1t was all uOnc with cool prcc;-
| sion, affording a great deal of COM
fort to the so or so who witnessed
the demonstration. Many wctn
heard TO remark that with fire lad
dies like Bennett on the job the
war, when (and if it comes ID
Imperial Valley, might be rendered
less deadly.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-17
FBI Finds Aliens
Linked 10 Japan's
ARMY. kavyForces
Uniforms, Arms Taken
From One Captive in
Northern Call1. Raids

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb
II. (UP) : Federal agents
held five japanese linked tt
tho armed forces of their
native country today among
II Japanese nationals arrested il
y renewal Of tho govcrnment drive
Ia prevent sabotage and fifth col
umn activity on the west coast
Federal Bureau of Investigation
agents, led b. Nat j. l.. Piepcr OF
the San Francisco FBI office took
The aliens into custody in raids
at Sacramento and Monterey.
One of the Sacramento japanese
was T. TakahaShi, who was dcS1rib-
ed by FBI agents as a veteran OF
the japanese war and a Jap
aneSe naval officer who had been
decorated by Emperor Hirohito. The
believed he still was an Officer
probably in the reserve corps.
BOMBS SEIZED
Authorities reported they had
confiScatcd six army and naVN uni
forms, both Japanese and AmCri-
can, belonging 10 TakahaShi. The
also took two tour-foot aerial bombs
which were "unloadCd but could be
liked up without much trouble
two ceremonial swords, l3 knives
and daggcrS. a SHOW, a camcr1.
revolver and a compass sight Tor
a field gun.
Takahashi told tho agents he u5cl
thc contraband for theatrical pu:-
poses
Another captive was Fumio Cote,
former president OF the Monterey
chapter of the HcimuSha Kai, which
FBI agents said was military or
9ani2ation pledged to serve Japau
Toxic NakawataSe, collector" -.
the chapter also was arrested.
OTHER OFFICERS
Others taken into custody at Sac
ramcnto included:
Shohei Oda, identified as a re-
serve officer in the japanese army.
Kanichi Kataoka. president oi
the Toxic Kai, said to be a govern
ment sponsored association Of for
mer naval officers.
MaSac Kitagawa, 1919 graduate
Of the University of California AMI
freight agent for the Nippon YuSel
Kaisha shipping lines. KitaGaWa toFi
authorities: Il will not fight againai
Japan. l have certain allcglancc'
and Duties"
Kiju Satu, secretary of the Sacrd .
mcnto Japali,Sc association an
Continued en- Page s, co., )
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-17
Bullying Charged
T0Prosecuiion

WASHINGTON. Feb. Il 'UP'
Defense Counsel Emil MOrOSini Al
the trial Of German prcNaGandiSt
George Sylvester |icreck told q
district court jury today inc would
prove that the = I ccutCn had
attempted TO intimldatc witnesses
to coerce witnesses into giving false
testimony against this defendant,
PrcvioSly Special Prosecutor Will
liam Power Maloncy had told the
jury that the 57-yca"-old Vcreck
had financed the publishing CT an
ti-British. isolatiOnist books; had
caused German propaganda to be
inserted in the congressional rec
ord; and, by ARRANGEMENT with
Rep Hamilton Fish. r, N. Y. had
directed the mailing of l25 0CO
copies CT a speech which Vjorcck
allegedly wrote for tho late Sen.
Ernest Lmdccn T. L MIN.
Viercck is az I'd OF failing t"
disclose the full extent CT his pro
Nazi activities when he rcal t'rcd
with tho stat dcEartm1nt - az
agent of various German prWcl~
pals.