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continue to pay the rent even with
your husband in service you are liza
BILE to do so if you stay on. But II
you like you can break the lease
without either you or your husband
ncurring responsibility.
If you pay more than $50 a month
and can't afford to continue it all
becomes more difficult. If you
should up and move out your hus-
band can be held for the balance
Of the lease after the war is over
Because you don't want to start
with jor debt against you at
that time, it is better to work out
some Arrangement with your land
lord now. You have to live some
where. Tell him what you can afford
TO pay and see what he will do.
If you have a home of your own
It Is advisable to see a lawyer or go
to one Of the free legal aid organiza-
tions to straighten you out, because
real estate agreements are compli-
Gated for the layman to understand.
The national Office of the legal aid
Is at II Park place, New York City,
and you can write there for infor-
Imatlon. One thing to remember is
that if you signed the agreement
of sale or mortgage on your house
before october II, 1910, you get pro-
lection under the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Relief Act That means that
the court can hold up suit for
foreclosure on your mortgage until
not later than three months after
the end of your husbands military
service. OF course, the court may
Evening star., 1943-01-05
CHAPTER III.

Living in dread these last few
months because you faced the fear
of separation from your husband,
you had probably overlooked ex-
actly what his exodus would mean
In terms of cold cash Did you for
get, in the dither of farewells, that
the days to come promise to be
hard as we'll as lonely?
You find out soon enough. You
discover with shock how much less
In physical comfort it means. How
1t lowers your scale of living. How
not only love and money fly out the
window but also the consolation of
having a man around to do a mans
kind Of chores. Even if you have a
private income or a good job of
your own it will mean less security.
since married people who both work
usually gear themselves to both
salaries.
There is one sweet comfort. If
you are broke, so is almost every-
body else. 1t helps no end to know
that.
You are factually right when you
say wife with husband at war
suffers the most hardships. both
emotionally and financially. Income
tax gets you, too. So does the high
cost of living, although you are
minus the cushion of your peace
time income. But there's no reason
to be dour about it No reason to
swell with resentment. If it's chic
to be thrifty, it's not chic to be
bleak. The thing to do is face your
finances squarely and see how far
YOU can stretch them, to include
fun and frolic
Major item in your budget is the
rent. Here you can manage to
save, although with difficulty and
sometimes only through drastic
changes, If you find yourself with
lease on an apartment for which
you pay less than $50 a month, your
landlord cannot dispossess you or
seize your furniture for the rent
without permission from a court.
Your landlord. however, can get the
court to grant an eviction within
three months. OF course if you can
Evening star., 1943-01-05
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Evening star., 1943-01-05

The eviction first -eid kit is somewhat
larger than tne regular frst-o kit
issued to every soIdIer-costine about
IS. Twenty 25c War Stonps buys
one Of thsse--seventy-fiv 25c War
Stamps buys War Bond.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

money, and you'll And 1t wonderful.
Make a syrup by stirring 2 cups OF
granulated sugar and one cup OF water
. few moments, until dissolved. No
cooking needed-it's no trouble at all.
(You can use corn syrup or liquid
Evening star., 1943-01-05

A bright shiny new shovel comes h,
the equipment Of every Morine-
those fox holes on GuodoIconol wers
dug with them. Yet the cost is mod
erote-$l OF conpIete-your $1s.75
War Bond buys seventeen Of Them.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

Steel helmets today protect oW soldiers
from shopnel fragments and other
sharp missiles. We need thousands o.
them for they ore regular issue 70
every American soldier. Cost: IS Or
twenty 25e War Stonps.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

The sixteen Inch coast gun is the
most powerful Of oil American guns
and cost about 100000 EACH For
defense Of our homes, we need many
Of these powerful weapons. Help poy
for them by buying War Bonds.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

Sursieal bandesss ore the first es-
sentiol in the equipment Of Army and
Navy medicoI units--thousonds Of
rolls. Your investment In War Bonds
and Stamps goes 70 help purchase
bondoees thot may save soldiers
life.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

Cine NoGriht Ser sliioc. Yre1le aus
Ileier meloet: Cine offene 0robllng,
oaB Sic ga5is Repreilalien gegen ois
Gerlpanbten bon Soloaten ergreifen
miiroen, oie obne ausrei6enoen @rlno
auf BEN Shladtfelbern Suneiiens sic
Baffen itredten, tpar III einem erber-
teten 8rief an einen oeutihen 8atail=
lonsfommanbanten eutbalten, ser bier
peroffe,ltlid)t tpurbe, Ser 4rief tpuroe
am 18. Ipril i'm Bribagebauptquar~
tier geibrieben. Sn. benz Sbreibem
bieb es, oab bemerft p,1rbe, tuie 81
fi5iere l,no l1nteroifi5iere in fritiihen
Situatiouen fapitulieren uuo ibrc
llntergebenen aufgeforbert bGtten.
hasielbe 5,.tl,n. ,Sbre Namen iino feit=
eeltellt tporoen uno ib tperoe Sic
0urhfiibrung zines gerfabrens gegen
iie anoronen'', 10 tuurbe in benz Brief
geiaet. ,.9a oieie Soloateu ariessge-
fangene iino, meroen sic Golgen ibres
d)a1nloien Gerbaltens 5l,ndcbjt an ibre
@erIpanoten trefien ,,no crit nod oe1n
&riege oie Betreffenoen ielbit."
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25 Srbensihpeitern pollenoeten
Dor fur5em ibren 6lieeerf,1r5 ,,nter
Der Seitllng BON 8r. &enri Bensinger
unb 8r. 2atprence gbeslage, beibe Ser
Societp Of Marp angeb0rig uno oie
ser Hurcea Sobibule in Cincinnati
angeihloiien itnno. gls sic Sdueitern
fiir5li6 SEN 2unfen slirport belu6-
ten, priifte S6lpeIter Marina bon ser
ct. Grancis Of Dur 2aop Of slngcls
&odidule sic &ontroae ser Slug.
oeuge. xasxsA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

ieeliife gigenidlaften, tpie Sempera.
ment lnb Gbarafter. @eiunoe uno
franfe ieeliihe gigenidaften pererben
iid. gs pererbt Iid] eben oie leibIi6e
@runolage fir oie leeliihen giger-
lbaften. u9eid]t ais OF, tpie $. Muf.
fermann ia9t, uSeeliides ols ioI6es
Gus Grbanlagen entiteben fonnte, tpobl
aber in Dem Sinne, oab oas Seeliihe
beoingt miro our6 a0rperbaftes, Oas
IN Ser Sererblng lulr5elt."
@ebirn uno Nerpen iino idlieBlidj
oo6 Sic Snitrumente ser seele. Sino
nlele Snltrumente Oefeft, 10 tann sic
Bette Seele niht gut lif ibrer bebie=
ten, iolonge tie al Sen iroii6en &or-
per in ginbeit perbunoen lit.
@cil bcie 8eiese ser @ererbung
Natllrgelcte iinO, ipirfen lie NIT gro.
Ser HegelnGbiefeit. Mm iblinmiten
ilro Sic iddolihen slusmirfrnsen ser
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Man fam mobl an-
er51eben, tprner, toroern, elnodnl-
men, ober oas 8eiet bleibt. gs miro
oud pielfab bebauptet - auf grfab.
rllng eeltiist! - oaB Sobne piel bon
ser Wutter, 5obter piel bonn @atet
erben. 0as iebredlihe grbgut fGat
&inoern FOLDER gltern 5u, bie sllfobo.
liter uoer Geihlebtsfranfe iino. @et
onbcrn &rontbeiten, tpie 1llberfl,lole
uno &rebs, iou Die &ranfbeit ielblt
r'ft erbli1 ein, aber oieTeranloglng
oa5u.
-S. d., q. 3. -
Diop, Stop ooer Spiiop lit cine
Bilan5e, beren barter gliitenitengel
i'm Mlten 8unbe BEL gottesbienltli6en
&einigun9en gum 9eiprengen &C.
brauht tpuroe 0ie 8eiprens1ng init
Olop lit elm 8ilb innerli6er gntiiitt-
otgung. Ser HI. Sobannes bat in iei-
nem epaneelium ben Yiopiteneel als
Srdger oes Shmamms be5eidnet, Der
hem Seilano an bas &reu5 binaufge-
re;bt 1pl1rbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

Il1ld)e n11o pDD11ologl1d]e Grle1d]terung
oerielben. Nad Iebr groben Strapa5en
sibt es fein Wfittel, ipel6es 10 raid
erallidt unb 10 iider einen poblt1ti-
gen sdlaf berbeifiibrt als Elm laues
8ao. @ir iagen bonn fiibleu 9aoe,
es ,,erfriide", 5. +. es ent5iebt uns
8arme lno notigt SEN &orper 81
Iraiderem 8ieoereriate berielben, au
Iraiderem @ieoererlate berielben, Su
lal6erer Gerbrennl1ng Ser @elpebe, at
ncuem giien l1no Erinfen. Sin faltes
8ab iollte man 10 raid tpie moglid)
nebn1en ltnb li6 nad) oemlelben piel
getpegung nladeu. Seibe ooer tiir-
fiife 8dber iino bel itarfen @rfdl-
tlngen oft bon groBem futen. 8eim
gaoen, beionoers int 6reien, merle
man iib folse11oe &eeeln:
1. gei beftigen 8enliitsbelpegungen
baoe nidt.
2. 8ei eilttretenoem 1npobllein
coer oauernoem llebelbef finben babe
ni1t.
| 3. gead burb1pa6ten gtadten uno
iibermabigen ~slnitrengungen babe
l:id)t, bepor bu rid]t einiee Stunoen
gerllbt bait.
4. Naf rei6lidern @elll1b bon
Speiien nno beionoers bon geiltieen
8etranfen baoe man ,lidlt!
5. 9en Beg CUR 8aoeanitalt leee
in maBieent Senpo 3uriid.
6. ,8ei Der Mnf,,nit erfunoige bif)
rad Ser gemperatur, 9iefe uno Stro-
n,ung oes @aiiers.
| 7. gntfleioe bid langian, gebc
Damn aber iofort ins @alier! h.
s. Syringe nit oent &opf poran
fi,ts 8aiier ooer taltde nenigltens
Ihneu l,nter.
8. 8leibe nidt au lanee i'm @aiier,
aumal nenn bl1 l1id)t iebr frGftig biit.
10. yead Dem Babe retbe Sen &or=
per tiibtig our geforberune oes 8lltt-
umlaufes, fleibe bid raid an uno mo-
die sir cine maBige 8epegung.
Son offentliben Strano- ltno See
baoern iprehen mir niht. Gin an-
ldnoieer Menid fam itd beut5utagc
ridt mebr BORT ieben laiien.
- Mrs. 6. g., Ga. - ~
ginen eeiltnben ,1no billigen gIiig
fonn ieoe Sausfra,t auf foIsenoe ei,1-
fabe 8eiie itb ielbit bereiten: Man
.n1ilbt i Quart Wtolaiies, / uaGrt
&efe uno 3 @allonen Neeenuaiier in
lernem i5abben ober ar,tg ,.no beoedt
Ihns 5pllnolob ober bie Seffnung bes
lar,iges nit eineu groben Stiid Tl.d
Eunb ldbt bie Milbune in ber iparmen
ESonne lteben. sSs,t ettpa brei @ohen
Fiat man guten eiiig. r.
Ber feinen Sopfen sur Sonb but,
|fenn anitatt oeilen Mpfeliaft, Mpfel=
mott (gioer) gebral,den.
9. S., Nai. -
Dorar lit, ipie mir ipie0erbolt on
nieier 5teQe berporgeboben baben, ell
ner Der ,tiibIiditen artifel IN ieoem
9ausbalt negen ieines pielfaden @e-
hraudes.
Sin grober geil Ser Sarsfrauen
peib bonn 8prar n,,r, baB er etn
upr5iiglides 3uiatn1ittel beim @a=
Ilden lit, oenn er rnabt bartes, falf,
bnltiges @aiier ipeid). Sir Die @Gi6e
|iit oies bon iebr groBem 8ert, oenn
/ (icrS,,rA ophf An2 Rpit1inpr, rnId,pr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

lDelbe WaldDe, DIE ourd) langes Me
gen pergilbi lit, pieoer blenoeno tpeif
miro, memr man lie "a Stlnoen II
elmer 20ilu1g BON elmer lln5e 9ora1
auf bier gimer @aiier leet.
Gpbe Seibe = 8nItleiOe - miro
in elmer laumarmen 8orarlolung ge
maiGen, tpie nelt.
5leden, Sic man our6 S61len poel
Iuslteinen bon SbIt an oen S5dnoel
| li6 5uge5ogen bot, ertfernt man burd
fraftiges Ginreiben nit angefel6te
tenn 8orar SEN man barauf nit mar
mem Seifenlpaiier INTO Damn no1 mi
taltem @aiier abipiilt.
IS lit al6 iebr borteilbait, Sen
tdgliden 8aldupaiier et1pas 8prol
6u5uieeen, 30 dipu man i'm nibt 81
rett nit Seize permii6en.
@enn iid sic criten Sommeriproi
len 5eigen, lit pieoerboltes, tii6tige,
getupfen nit elmer ltarfen 8ororlo
Jung, sic man barauf eintrodnen lGbt
iebr porteilbaft. @enn Die Sommer
iproilen a,td nidt gan5 peribpinoen
i, bluiien lie bo6 beoeutenb ab.
ga gorar aud antiieptiid pirft
bietet er nidt nur Elm lebr beilfr6fti
ses @iirgclntittel BEL Salsent5iinbun
gem uno InIbnellungen, er oient aud
81 @unoperbanoen. Wtit Sonig Der
milGt, iperoen Die oft l1nangenebme,
l1no oft re6t ibmer5baften S6tp6mm
den Ser Munoboble erfolgreid) be
fampft. 49,.
Snnerlid miro er als Weoi5in ee
gen Nieren= l1no 8lalenlteine ei,lge
nomnen.
0sit 3uder permiid)t, lit er ell
portrefflibes Weittel eeeen bie lditi
gen aiibenfafer, bie Huiien I'M
Sdnaben. Mean itreut i'm Inn be1
&obbero uno iiberaa eortbin, mo- sic
lie Srieften iid aufbalten, itellt noe
elm @ef6B nit @aier oa5u uno mir
Damn in fur5er 3eit bon oieler Blae
befreit iein.
stub fir tedniide 3pede lit Sc
8orar beionbers tpidtig, lnb iein
@ermenoung lit ouberoroentlib piel
ieitig.
6. @., Wp. -
Sn ipeldem Mabe quite uno ible6t
forperlide Nnlagen, gbarattereisen
idaften, &ranfbeiten 11no 8etpobnbei
ten iid fortpererben, iinb lid oie grob
ten 8iiienihaftler nidt etnig. Seoe1
peiB inoes, oab sepiiie ieeliide mi
forperlide gigenibaften iid bon gl
tern auf &inber uno 4inoesfinoer Der
erben. @..- r ...,- z.-. ...-
Der gntoeder ser Gererbungsge
1leee, ser sluguitinerpater @rego1
MenoeI in griinn in Mabren (182s
bis 1884), bat burf) 5ablreide Ser
| Iiude oie @eiesm1biefeit ser 8erer
bnngserideinungen oargetan, inoen
ter oieielben I'M Yflan5enleben nad)
tries. Mie bie @elt ser Hflan5en, Il
ltebt audi oas meniblihe ~@efbleb
Flinter bieien Natltrgeieeen. @as iid
nidt pererbt, bas iinb perioniib er
tporbene @igenibaften. Gieielben ee
horen eben nibt - tpiiienidaftlid
ousgebriidt - CUR grbmaiie. grban
lagen oagegen, Die inn grbgut tp1r
5eln, bererben iid), iopobl quite als
lhlebte. go bererben ith Sanilien
nhnIirhfci4c,, SEnrhp Apr Gonrp so,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

- Die Sonne fam man niht nit
einem Sieb iangen. (9inee ser lln'
moglidfeit.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
Wittnodl, ben IA. Sali 1943

Gh. s., Mp.

itanoiger lit es gans perfebrt, I'M
Sriibiabr ltno ben CONNER iiber
Sblt- unb Sbattenballmen eil1en Salt
anitridl 5u geben. @enn mir in 8e-
trad)t 5iebeu, lDelbe ipibtige Golle Die
9finbe zines 8al1mes in ben 2ebens-
funftionen oesielben ipielt, lit es leidt
5lt perlteben, bob eine oidte nno
ibper ourdbringlid)e 8eoedltng Der
9lil1be sic Sdtigfeit bes 8altr1es tpdb-
reno bes Somners iddoli6 beeinfllll>
len muB. @1brenb sic yfinbe lpobl Ell
ne SduBoede fir sic Saftididt oes
gaunes BARTLETT, bat oieielbe 5abl=
1eide fleine Seffnungen, ipelfe ge=
riiiermaBen Boren baritellen u our6
nelde Suit in bie Saftibibt einbrin<
gen fann; sic Saftididt bat oieie
2uft atBerIt notmel1oig fiir ibre Sd
tigfeit. Sn Der tparmen Sommer5eit
lit bieie Gdtigfeit am grobten uno Der
Baum bat baber oringenoen 8ebarf
fir bie Suit. Durd einen &alfanltrid
I'M 0riibiabre iperben oieie 8oren per=
iblo1ien uno oas @inbringer Ser 2uft
berbinoert, Biz Der Hegen tpenisitens
einet GeiI bes &alfes abgetpai6en
bot.
Sm Winter rubt Sic 9lrbeit Ser
Saftidiebt, unb nur i'm Snnern oes
8aumes finbet cine lei6te Saftbeipe-
sung itatt, 10 oaB ein &alfanltrid
nidt in Ser eeipobnten @eiie idaoen
fann. gr trdgt bel ieiner 8ermenoung
: I'M &erblt ,no 8inter 5l,r grndbruns
Ser Hinoe 1ino slr Sotung bon bel
llnse5iefer, bas iidJ in ser Jorm bon
2arpen uno Buppen in Ser ginoe
eineeniltet bat, fotpie 5llr 8eieitigung
bon Jlebten ,1nb Mooie,t BEL. Sm
Griibiabr fann itd bann Die geltdrfte
Ginoe ibrer spibtigen @rbeit beiier
tribmen.
9. g., DIN =
9ieie gelbbraune 6drbung ser
3unee infolee itarfen Ga,.hens ent~
fernt man am beiten nit @lpaerin.
Man ,lin,nlt @lD5erin in SEN Mllnb
llno ldbt oasielbe oen Nifotinaniab
1uil6ien. Wan fann sic 3unge ianft
am Gaumen abreiber1, barf aber fein
Gud gum Mbreiben eebrauden. gs
.1linlnt eine 5eitlang, ebe bas 8lD5erin
.lie 5leden nufgeloit bat.
6. S., Ninn.
Gs. lit. tpie Sic rihtig belnerfen,
q hie belize 3eit cine gefabrlihe 3eit
fir i1lnge 2eute, Die in GIiiiien oher
in tiefent @aiier baben.. .gs lit oies,.
ue1n. nidt oie not,penbigen 8or1ihts=
,nmBregeln getroffen iperben, uidt n,.r
]. eeiunobeitsiddblid], ionbern Iebensse-
fabrlid. tpie Die fait tasliden I'm
eliidsfdne beueiien.
II Dor alien, ion man etlide Stun~
ben natJ Der Mabl5eit parten, ebe
man in. Der Babeipuline ober I'M
i sSreien elm Bob rinlnlt. Sb rlar, nun
ssfdIte ober tpnrme ODER lauiuarme ober
belize 8dber nebnen iollte, oas bdnet
bon Der aonftitution, Geiunobeit,
a0rrermdrme, Sitter uuo pielem an
! bern bes gin5elnen ab. Man fugt
aber benz iparmen Babe mad, oaB es
I ms berltbige uno eriblaffe, 5. j.. es
lni1roert uniern eieenen 8drmeper-
Init, mil1bert onulit bie Berbrennlng
Der Rorpergeipebe unb berlangiant
Evening star., 1943-12-08
ABC Board Defers Case
Against Liquor Dealer

The case against Bernard Bobb
liquor dealer at l23-125 G street
NV, involving alleged sale of 81
cases of whisky and brandy to an
out-of-town dealer, was continued
indefinitely yesterday by the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board in or
der to hear witness from the In
ternal Revenue Bureau who has
been i'll for several weeks.
The hearing started December l
and was conducted yesterday for an
hour. Several police officers testi-
fled regarding their handling of the
81 cases of liquor alleged to have
been seized from a truck bearing
West Virginia tags The board is at
tempting to trace the sale and
transportation of the cases from Mr..
Bobb to West Virginia dealer.
Evening star., 1943-12-08

vidual pension bills. The omnibus
measure was a great labor saving
device"
Receiving a common school edu-
cation in Madelia, Mimi, Mr.. Wold
was clerk in country store under
his father until he reached the age
of 18. He entered Federal service
June 10, 1900, as clerk in the Gen.
SuS Office. After two years, he re-
signed to become a clerk in the
Document Room of the Senate.
Transferred to the Office of the
Secretary of the Senate in May
1908, he served in various capacities
until 1910, when he was appointed
printing clerk of the Senate. He
held that position until April 20,
1921. when he was unanimously
elected clerk to the Joint Commit
tee. succeeding George H. Carter,
who was appointed Public Printer
Associates say Mr.. Void performed
an outstanding task, requiring four
years effort, when he compiled
directory of congressional members
from the beginning of the Cont
mental Congress to 1927.
Evening star., 1943-12-08
Scrap Paper Record
Is SET by Jefferson
During November

Earning a total Of $404 .48 during
November, Jefferson Junior High
School students set an all-time high
for months collection of paper,
magazines and cardboard in The
Evening Star-PTA Salvage for Vic
tory program.
Checks for the November collec-
tions will be sent out this week.
In addition to Jefferson, the other
schools in the first district and their
earnings are as follows:
Randall Junior, $27455; Buchan-
an, $l26.43; Orr, 12l75; Van Ness,
S5294; Birney, $3945; Bryan, $43. 3.06;
Hine Junior, $37.86; Ambush, $35.97;
Ketcham, $3408: Bowen -Greenleaf,
5000; Syphax, $2747; Payne. $23.-
69;;; Observation-Disclosures. $2166: A.
Bowen, 1882; Kimball, $18.94; Wal
ZACH, $17.14 Giddings, $14.O6; Bell,
$10.18, and Chamberlain, 1895.
A movement is on foot In a
number of schools to take advantage
of the Christmas holidays and be-
tween Christmas and New Year to
concentrate on setting an all-time
paper salvage record. Under the
plan schools would open on the
regular collection day during the
vacation, permitting children to
spend their holidays making paper
collections. Groups are being
formed to gather and cart in paper
from neighborhoods nearest the
schools. Members of the teaching
staff or of the parent-teacher groups
will supervise the tying and weigh
ing.
Any school desiring to enter into
the program for the collection dur
ing the Christmas holiday should
notify the salvage editor of The
Star and arrangements will be made
for the collections.
Responding quickly to the plea for
at least one third increase in COL
lections, district 2 yesterday turned
in 39,427 pounds. which was 47la
per cent better than the collection
of last Tuesday. The total now
stands at 1,209,4O pounds.
Collections in District Four to-
morrow, together with the five
leaders and their poundage to date
will he as fo1lous
Evening star., 1943-12-08

several hundred
claims in one
b i'll requiring
only a single sig
nature, is one of
the best pieces of
legislation ever
enacted.
Teddy Roose-
velt had it put
t h r o u 6 h." he
+ e c a lie d. The
President said
he didn't care to
spend the whole
day S u n d a y
S igninp his
name to indi-
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Seniors
In u. S. Service

Ansel Void, clerk of the Joint
Committee on Printing and for 80
years an employe of Congress, says
the omnibus pension bill, putting
Evening star., 1943-12-08

Thomns = Adams, 54, Of 1882 Thir-
teenth street NV, who is being held
under $1,000 bond. and Henry E.
Pons, At, Of 1923 Fourteenth street
NV, who is under $500 bond. They
Evening star., 1943-12-08

police yesterday arrested two Wash
ington men on charges of operating
a lottery after a raid on an alleged
gambling establishment in Hyatts-
vile.
The men gave their names as
Evening star., 1943-12-08

will be tried December 20 before
Trial Magistrate Walter L. Green
in Hyattsville Police Court.
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Births Reported

Lawrence and Norma Albright. girl.
Lawrence and Dorothy Cstterton, girl
Bernard and Mary Duffy, boy.
Siesaa and nd M.rssret s1ne oerhoid, 4va Soy: Soy
fssf sSsEf' :as ma M:Fy MsTy aa.tsss a.assE bay sT
Janes .nd md E7sretti srsa HSbner. aStsa; '0y sirl
Adr,.n Ad.d.n,,e and IN HaEssTst g..s Jessl boy.
John and I.uis Robinsonn, bin' SIT. IT.
WnllsT Wll,sm nd ana Elsis r.a sanseYIy girl
John and Mary stickley, boy.
Henry and Ruby 'voist, boy.
Arthur and Elizabeth Wiley. sirl.
William and Hilda Crew, boy.
chsres si snd and Eans Esnss sfmmons snaw o0E boy
James and Limmie Simpson, boy.
sa@oe ana ha Msms aaeA wsPns sseRhsh's boy s1r
Robert and Alberta White. boy.
James and Edith Winter, girl.
sTso ana and Panhs Ansqse SIR rr
Robert Eas and Jsrry elesrnsn, sirl.
24na Taomss ssd and MaIsd Ruh f5ssh'pn bsnh sr girl
Allan and Elizabeth Grsef1, boy.
kenn.th MnST 'd and psTs Rush HstH1 HenSucs sr sr
Paul and Lorna Hutchings, boy
Edward and Mary Hynes, boy.
Frank and Mary Knapp, girl
Joseph and Helva Nowland, girl
Fred and Dorothy Peoples, boy.
Julian and Myrtle Sanders girl.
Francis and Elmenia santanTelo, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Short, boy,
William and Mary Sullivan girl.
Earl and Ethel Warnock, girl
Henry and Eve Williamson, boy.
Arthur and Cecilia Bowles. boy.
Elmo and Loretta Chevalier girl
Charles and Louise Hill, girl
Emmett and Marguerite Selden. boy.
James and Ersalete Shorter, girl
Prince and Lucille Simmons, sirl.
George and Ella Smith, girl.
Oliver and Jannette Sockwel boy.
Jesse and Catherine Stewart, girl.
Willie and Julia Welley. girl
Sheldon and Cleaster Virgins, girl.
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Deaths Reported

Mary A. Woodgate SO, $500 14th st. NV.
Tevian yava;. a elements Clements, 81. 5o7 M st. n..
Harry J: Ogle. rs, 1919 Potomac ave, NV.
George p Fielden; SO. l014 r. l. ave. ..
Bessie McMulen, 66. 1912 Monroe n. ne.
Annie Tucker, e5, 2I5 14th st. ne.
Ellie seherrer: 63. LII st, NV.
Charlotte M. Carney, 81. 1925 Foxhail I'd.
Basil McKennon. SO, 1887 H n. NV.
Joseph savia. SO, Brentwood, Nd
Vincent J. Tosl, 81, 517 10th st. ne
Frank x. Fletcher, Sc. BsOl East Capitol
CLAYTON r. Branscombe, AZ. 1905 orren st.
Robert F. Droney. A, 471s Blard.n ave.
Anna widre, AZ, 724 Quebec st. NV.
Walter weiss 3S. 500 Otis place NV
Sybil v. Rupe, 35. 217 Kennedy ST. NV.
Mary Puglise, %, Arlington, Va.
Walter H. McVearry, infant, 102 36th st.
Laura Edgson. rs. s20 24th st. NV.
Mary Carter, 81. 912 Z st. sw.
Florence D. Chatham, 81. 3511 N. II. ave.
NV.