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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06

l499 pustosil vasi v Crnem le-
su. Ia je predlagal, maj nasil-
no zverino sodijo porotniki, IL
brani med medvedjim rodom.
Nastal je seveda ucen prepir in
pravdna obravnava Sc je "a
vlekla "a vec kakor teden dni.
Tudi sickle pse so sodili stro-
so po pravilih. Vselej so jih
spoznali "a krive. Po postavah
so jih kaznovali najprej ce-
dale hujsim mucenjem, XII je
trajalo tenn dalje, cim vec ljudi
ali zivali so oklali. Porezali so
jim usesa, odsekali repe in Jim
nazadnje pohabili Sc nogo "a
nogo. Pc vsem tenn muceniu so
jih usmrtili.
Vcasih Sc bile zivali lahko
tudi "a price. zgodilo Sc je, da
je neki obtozenec, XII mai hi bill
kriv umora, vprico svojega psa,
petelina ali macke prisegel, da
je nedolzen. Pa SO mu verieli,
ker so bill prepricani, da hi tudi
neumna zival pref spregovorila,
kakor pustila, da bi usel pravici
morilec.
Y srednjem yeku SO najvec-
krat obtozili zlocina crne zivali.
Ljudje SO bill prepricani, da je
satanu erna barva najljubsa.
Bill SO pac praznoyerni, kruti
in neumni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06

disca sezgali ma grmadi kobilo.
o obeh so bill preprieani, da
sta bila obsedena cd hudobnega
duha, in "a oba so price doka-
zale, da sta izvrsila umor pre-
nisljeno.
Pri sodnih obravnavah proti
zivalim so sc sklicevali ma vse
mogoce posebnosti zakona. Kot
posebno spreten pravnik je le-
ta 1921 zaslovel Francoz Chas-
senee. Sodisce' ga je kot mlade-
ga zacetnika postavilo "a "a
govornika podganam, XII SO V
autunskem okraju unicile yes
jecmen. Tozene podgane so sod
niki klicali ma razpravo, a od-
zvale Sc MISC. Pretkanemu od-
vetniku pa Sc je posrecilo OBJ
lastvom dokazati, da je nena-
vzocnost podgan zakrivilo le
nepravilno pravdno ravnanje.
Pravdni dan bi morali zapisati
"a podgane iz vse dezele in ne
lie "a tiste il Autuna, ker SO BIZ
le vse zapletene v ia rop.
Toda podgane Sc tudi "a dru-
gi poziv MISC zrnenile. Chas-
senee je tokrat trdil, da Sc ME
COVE varovanke boje priti il
svojih lukenj zaradi nevarnih
mack, XII jih imajo tozniki. So
disce maj poskrbi, da macke ne
bodo nadlegovale podgan med
potjo. Pravdaci maj Sc zavezejo,
da bodo placali kazen v denar-
ju, ce ne bodo mogle potovati
njegove varovanke v miru., So
diseu Sc je zdel ia predlog po-
vsem pravnoveljaven. Toda toz-
niki MISC hoteli iam6iti tozen-
kan "a varno pot. Zaradi tega
je oblastvo pravdo zavrnilo.
Drug odvetnik bi moral "a
govariati medveda, XII lie leta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06

d a ma VISA prilika in ko mas
ne bo vec, denar pa bo BE vedno
ostal. Narod, bodi zdruzen in po-
zabi ma pogubonosno preklinja-
ME; ako ii je dana prilika, zidaj
in nikdar ne omahuj, ne podiraj,
Gepfav je lazje podirat kot pa Ii
dat. ~. i -. - ......
z narodnim pozdravom yam
klicem: "Na pomoc!"
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06
" Y
SkRAT (

Pesnik .Vivcek je nekoc prisel
k svojemu prijatelju pesniku
Kljuki. Sluzkinja pa mu je prl
vratih rekla, da gospoda nj do
ma. A Vivcek je bill slisal ME
gov glas in videl, da Sc je pri-
jatelj nalasc potajil.
Nekaj dni nato je pa Kljuka
prisel k Vivcku, ces da bi rad
z MIN govoril.
GA nj doma,' je zavpil' Wv
eek skozi okno.
"Kaj?" Sc je zaeudil Kljuka,
"ali mislis, da ne poznam tvoje-
ga glasu?"
Tedaj Sc je Viveek zasmejal:
"Ves, prijatelj, ko sem bill JAZZ
zadnjic pri tebi, sem tvoji
sluzkinji verjel, da te nj donna,
a tt noces verjeti meni."
Eden izmed ucencev slavnega
zdravnika "a dusevne bolezni
Esquirola je vprasal nekoc moi
stra, kje Sc konca razum in kje
Sc zacenja blaznost. Ma mesto
odgovora je Eskuirol povabil
svojega ueenca z dvema gospo-
donna ma obed. En- gospod je bill
miren in Sc je lepo vedel, drugi
pa je bill klepetavec. Fo obedu,
ko sta costa sla, je rekel Esqui-
rol svojemu ucencu:
"Pravkar ste obedovali mo-
drijanom in norcem. Kateri je
bill norec in kateri modrijan?"
"Odgovor ma to vprasanje nj
tezak," je odgovoril ucenec. "Po
mojem mnenju je bill mirni gost
modrijan, klepetavega bi pa mo-
rail- vtakniti v blaznico."
"Motite se," je menil Esquirol.
"Vas modrijan misli, da je sam
Bog in Sc vede tako, kakor Sc
po njegovem mnenju spodobi "a
Boga. Prisel je il umobolnice.
Oni drugi, XII ga smatrate "a
norca, je Honore de Balzac, mas
slavni pisatelj.''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06

tev in nevarnos podpra patroe in preziranjem geda
ma "dobrovoljce," XII pomagajo Nedicevemu rezimu
shodi Kragujevcu Krusevcu in Vrnja6ki Banji SO
bill prireen pred predajo Italije Cd takrat do danes
je prso TIA mnogo naesticnih vojakoy da ustayjo
val naraseaoce upornost Porocla pa prnasao Sc ved
no vesti odporu, k postaja cd dne do dne yeej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06
Y srednjem veku SO
tudi zzivali ObsOjai

tudi Mvali ObsOjai
.Kako neprosvetljen je bill
srednji vek, prica dejstvo, da so
takrat tudi zivali gonili pred
sodnike in jih obsojali. Zgodo-
vina nasteva 200 takih prime
roy v enem samem stoletju.
V Curihu je bila l. 1442 ma
trgu cudna sodna razprava.Sod-
niki v talarjih so sedeli ma po-
KITTEN odru pred sodiscem. sub
brio je vzdignil svojo crno
uradno palico in zaklical: "Pri-
vedite obtozenca!" Ma te bese-
de so privlekli mocni zelezni
kletki zaprtega velikanskega
volka. Tozen je bill, da je raz-
trgal dive deklici. Ucen toznik
je zacel obravnavo. Enako ucen
pravnik je zagovarjal zver. -
Sklicevali so Sc ma dokaze in
zaslisevali price. Naposled so
kosmatega jetnika spoznali "a
krivega in ga obsodili ma visli-
&c. Ko so ga obesali, je bilo
okoli vislic vse polno gledalcev,
vriskajocih cd veselja.
V starem normanskem mestu
Ealaiseu so leta 1886 pestili
sodniki prasica, XII je ogrizel
nekega otroka ma smrt. Ma dan
sodne obravnave so vsi mescani
praznovali in sc udelezili raz-
prave:: Sodniki so prasica slo-
| vesno obsodili ma mucenje in
obglavljenje, oblekli so ga ka-
kor cloveka, ga bicali in mu po-
lomili ude, nazadnje pa Sc deja-
Ii v klado.
Prasici so Sc veckrat pregre-
Sill proti postavi kot morilci
otrok. Tiste case so sc tako
mestni kakor vaski prasici po-
tepali po svoji wolff. Klatili SO
Sc cd gnojisca do gnojisca in
stikali "a odpadki. Bill so pa
silno podivjani in majhen otrok
nj bill varen pred mimi. Leta
1547 je morala v mestu Sevig.
nyju "a zatozno klop svinja s
svojini sestimi pujski vred
Skupaj so razmesarili in pozrli
maj jhnega otroka. Toda zago.
vornik jih je branil tako ucin,
kovito, da so "a kazen usmrtili
samo svinio. Pujske so izpustili
ces, da so bill mladi in zape'
ljani. Cez sest tednov pa so jif
znova prignali ma sodisce, kel
njihov lastnik nj hotel jamciti
da Sc bodo "a naprej vedli
zgledno. MOI Sc je bal, da pra.
sicki MISC nOdedOvali zlocinske
ga nagnjenja.
Ma Burgundskem so 5. sep
tembra |. 1870 zaprli tri svinje
Xxi SO bile v strahu "a svoje
mladice razmesarile sina neke
ga svinjskega pastirja. Kot So
krivce so zaprli tudi mladice
Njihov lastnik jih ie pri raz
pravi sam zagovarjal in prosil
maj jih spoznajo "a nedolzne
Burgundskega kneza je svo
jim govorom tako ganil, da j
dal usmrtiti samo stare svinje
pujskov pa ne, ceprav SO puj
ski videli, da so svinje decks
ubijale in ga kljub temu Misc
branili.
Obsojali SO tudi podivjane
bike. V Moissyju je leta 1914
blk nabodel ma roge nekega mo
skega. MOI je umrl cd ran, bi
ka pa SO zaprli v mestno jet
nisnico. Tedaj je namrec bile
v navadi, da SO vecje zivali ca,
kale ma sodbo v tisti jeci kakol
zlocinski ljudje.
/ Sodniki v Dijonu SO leta 1885
dali usmrtiti konja zaradi umo
ra. V Aixu so BE, leta 1894 pc
1ukazu vrhovnega dezelnega so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06

. MoStvo letal,> XII so Sc 'aaha-
jail mo- poiskusnem poletu, je y
blisipi TarmoU, Nebraska, eyre
$ilo bombno polje, In bombe so
wiletele q hiSo Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Ciecior, ter je naalo MANI
Ealo, da mista bila dvd speca
otrcka ranjeea. MOI IN Sena
ogledujeta skodo, ki so 10 bom-
be napravile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-06

James F. Broa0nlee je bill inae-
novan za OPA deputijskega ad-
ministratorja cen. Preje je bill
nacelmik trdnsportacije pri ad-
manistraciji 20 vojna $6Vila. Bill
je o slu$bi Velikih trgoUinsksh
podjetij predno je bill sprejet .
rIGdnO slatSbO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
ANSWERS on opposite page
Quick Questions:

BceauSc of the shortage Of cop
per. the new L. s. penny is
made of what metal?
H2O IS the ChemICal symbol for
what substance
Marques Linllthgow. Brltain's
representative IN India, holds
what title?
George McManuS, the cartoon
list. is identified with what two
famous characters
What rank in the u. S. Army
does one star on each shoulder
denote?
Which is wider North or South
America?
What is the full name of the
WAFS, a part of the air trans
port command?
ANSWERS on opposite page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such ro-
marks and paying 81 for each
published
Today'S 81 goes TO Mrs +. Dona-
hue, 6472 Appollnc, Dearborn
A relation was teaching tho
Lords Prayer TO Mrs. Donahues
son, who was exceedingly fond OF
pancakes When he reclted, Give
us this day our daily bread" the
boy added, cor a pancake will do.
Mail your favorite childs saying
10 Bright Sayings of Children, The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Up TO COMMANDER

A-The matter of tuIlou-h Is
one he would have 10 take up witt
his commanding officer InCrJ
is very little likelihood however
that he would DE granted fur
Tough at the present time Id
would have 10 pay all expenses
while on Through
Q-I have friend in the
army. He II over rs. \ letter
was sent 10 his commanding
officer i'm regards In being re-
leased. He was transferred to
another camp before the letter
reached there. Will fhis letter
be forwarded to his present com
handing officer.
Alt VIII undoubtedly hc for
warded 10 his superior officer
Mrs. v. J.:Q-My brother was
inducted into the army and put
In limited service. VIII Won
please explain what limited
service means Can they al
any time change his status and
put him on active duty. Are men
In limited service sent to special
camps? Il there any chance of
his being sent overseas
Admitted service means linn
tied type Of duty. Men IN this
group are not fit for strenuous
training and are usually placed il
a branch of the service wher,
their work Is not so heavy phySi
cally There are no restriction
on where they may be sent anC
some of them VIII undoubtedly
serve overseas.
Men indicted for limited duty
from Detroit and Michigan GO
through four week basic training
period AT Camp Mccoy. WIS be-
fore being assigned 10 duty al
army posts IN Michigan. Illinois
and Wisconsin. There is no guar
antee that they viii remain IN
limited service.
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For IUcsdGl
II1PCH y 10 APRH 20

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we pointed oui The danger Of be-
coming easily irritatcd, impatient
with others mistakes. II you main
tain good nature and Guinness
yOuN get excellent co-opcra' and
accomplish more yourself. Tricky,
CmotgUal day.
APRIL ~ 70 NAY IN
Tr4rus-Can be a pleasant
fruitful dav II YOU hold 10 pre-
arranged plan, i'm routine affairs.
b.t also he Quick 10 rise To emcr-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Two Daily
Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Fit the blank With a number:
tal Franklin Roosevelt is the
800. president Of the United
States, tb) Plus MI is the
...... pope; Co Henry slim
son Is the 49,. secretary OF
war
Name the place mentioned in
The Bible where Christ: ta)
caused "A miraculous draught Of
fishes, tbl raised Lazarus 10
life, (c) turned water into
vino.
What is the historic date ta)
Left Ericsson discovered Vine
land? tb) Balboa discovered
the Pacific? Oc) DeSOto dis
covered the Mississippi?
What are the three kinds Of
bees in a hive?
What is the last name Of the
lady that: ta) Dante loved =?
OBJ Browning married? (c)
Romeo died for?
What name do VIC give to: (a)
a non-naturalized resident of a
country lbl being bankrupt?
tc) the largest wood-wind mu-
seal instrument OF the oboe
family?
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

DEC. % TO jan. ~
Cdpricorn-Friendly indications
for YOUR personal and work inter
ests. You in the armed forces and
you on the home front have conh-
dcncc i'm your own ability and IN
The judgment and skill Of your
leaders
JAN. - TO FEB. m
Aquarius-This is a comforting,
progressive day TO wind up the
month Personal efforts along the
right line should meet with reason
able success Prepare the way for
fine accomplishment next month
FEB. - TO MARCH 5O
PiyccS-Some Of YOU may find
business transactions and money
interests more favored than per
sonal or artistic affairs; others viii
find the reverse. Progress and
gains can be made.
4 CHILD horn on this day.:
Lively, entertaining, gifted and a
bit difficult 10 understand and ham
die at times. II Self-control IS
accomplished there is no limit 10
the success this individual can
attain, and the good he or She can
do in this world. Must learn to
respect rights and ideas of others
Very talented.
Birth date Of Paul Nerlainc,
noted French poet.
Copyright 1913 hy kiae Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

BY Frances
Drake

Your Birthday CONES IN, oud Find What Your
Outlook Is According 10 tho Stars
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Baby Broker Inquiry
Witnesses Listed

More than a dozen organizations
will send witnesses to testify al
forthcoming hearings on the baby
broker bill, Chairman McCarran OF
the Senate District Committee was
advised today by Welfare Director
Ray L. HUFF.
The time for the hearings has not
yet been set.
The following are scheduled to
testify on the measure to provide
licensing of agencies and individuals
engaging in child placement:
Clarence Arata, executive secre-
tary of the Washington Board OF
Trade; Miss Ruth Colby, Children's
Bureau; Mrs. Olive G. Faircloth
Federation of Citizens Associations:
Mrs. Pearl Klein, Legislation Com
mittee. and Mrs. Catherine Norton
Family and Child Care Division OF
the Council of Social Agencies; Mrs
C. D. Lowe, Federation of Women's
Clubs, Miss Mildred A. Terrett OF
the Children's Protective Associa
tion, Miss Alice E. Padgett of the
School of Social Work, Catholic
University; Mrs. Annette M. Shu.
man of the Florence Crittentor
home. Mrs. P. C. Elicit of the Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers. Mrs
James R. Bourne of the League OF
Women Voters, Mrs. Nina B. Trev.
vett of the Board of Public Welfare
James A. Cobb of the Washington
Bar Association and spokesman
for the Women's Bar Association.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Perry {. WaI|ich Dies;
Native Of WASHINGTON

Perry E. Wallich. 49. supervisor
of shipping for the local Office of
the Western Electric Co., died Tues
day at Garfield Hospital after long
illness. He lived at Clermont
place, Garrett Park, Md.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed, but burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A native of the District, Mr.. Wal
Itch had lived in Garrett Park for
about four years. He had been asso-
ciated with the Western Electric
Co. for 20 years. Mr.. Wallich re-
ceived his education in the public
schools of the District and Strayer
Business College He was a men,
Der and former deacon of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Mary J. Wallich: his mother, Mrs
Martha Jane Wallich, both of Gar
rett Park; son. Robert E. Wallich
Kensington. Md: three stepsons
Sergt Albert B. and Pvt. Henry D
Allnutt, both in the Army, and
James T. Allnutt. Garrett Park: a
stepdaughter, Miss Dorothy Allnutt
Garrett Park, and a brother. Horace
E. Wallich. Germantown. Md.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Hi Mrn,nrtant

bAkhK, IDA: IN memoir Of our dear
ago today, December 23, 1912.
Straight from my heart comes bitter cry
Why. oh, why, did our mother die?"
Comes the answer, so softly and sweet,
Lov1NG M D4UGHTERs AUG fT only HATT1Ei r1fEp LUCY
ROBERT.
BROWN, ELLEN. Sacred to the mem.
Brown, who left US two years. Years aso today today
December .3, l94l.
Just loving thousht,
just a silent tear;
just beautiful memory
or one we loved so dear.
The love you gave us many years
Will never from us depart:
Thouah you are gone beyond our reach
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. BERT ANr
COLEY, NANCY A. Sacred TO the mem
ory iS,,,o Of 9ur ,rGS devoted mqther and srand,
cember %, 1872.
CHILDREN AND GRANDcH1LDREN,
FORD. ALBERT JAMES. In sad but Low.
HMFs nF msmory of our dear son and brother
years ago today, December 23, 1910.
Another year has passed away.
Another sun has set;
STU we think of YOU today.
Never shall we cease to love you,
The sweetest love forever iinsers
o,,r IN our hearts for you today.
LoNRHG nRnTurp MOTHER SISTERS Anr
suEnn}' E9RD' MRS; KATHLEEN G. tNEE
IN e. 0Yof FoRp 5e"e5Tsbes eee sbedd q Mrs
December ,3, 1871.
Today recalls the memories
Of, a loved enc gone 10 rest:
And those who. think of her today
HER MOTHER, DADDY. SISTER ANr
DAUGHTER. KATHLEEN
UMHAU, CHARLES. In sad but lovinp
father CHARLES UMHAU who departed ted
tnls world. thirty seven years ago today
December %. 1906.
Let US think of him today.
Sleeping, resting, lust away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
IN perfect peace he awaits US all.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. :
VAN LOOCK. AGNES KAHLERT. Ir
ioy1ns kHMss rsmem5rsnce e HT Of onr dear sister
parted this life nine years ago today, De.
cember 23. 1894.
At the end of the road there lies
A. gate to gardens fair.
place of rest and happiness,
With sunshine everywhere.
Where hearts at last are free from pain
ana sorrows crushing load.
In peace at the end of the road.
Why should we mourn her departure,
Or shrink at deaths alarm?
Its but the voice of Jesus
HER fhfs hEvoTEn eslisn hSf e Hs lMm ,Tms
Evening star., 1943-12-23
{. B. Wallace Retires
From District Service

Clarence B. Wallace, assistant SUI
perintendent of trees and parkings
division of the Engineer Department
of the District government, retired
yesterday after nearly so years OF
service with the city.
District officials and fellow Office
workers of Mr.. Wallace gathered
at his Office in the District Building
to present him with a pocketbook
as token of their appreciation"
Mr.. Wallace, who will be 10 years
old on February %, entered the
District service as laborer on July
IL, 1894. He said he would devote
his spare time now to gardening
about his home at ll05 South
Thomas street. Arlington, Va.
Among those attending yesterday
were Commissioners Charles w.
Kutz, Guy Mason, Assistant Engi-
neer Commissioner Joseph D. Ar
thur, jr., Budget Ofncer Walter l..
Fowler, and Clifford Lanham. su-
perintendent of trees and parkings
Evening star., 1943-12-23
2D.C. Men Listed Missing
Now Reported Prisoners

Two District men previously re-
ported missing in action are among
l65 United States soldiers held as
prisoners of war in Germany. the
War Department announced today
They are Pfc Edward r. LIE Car
pentier, %, whose mother, Mrs.
Ethel r. lie Carpenter, lives at ll03
Fern street NV. and Pvt Wilson
S. Gregory, whose wife, Mrs. Mar
garet o. Gregory, lives at 24l9
Eighteenth street NV.
Pvt. LIE Carpenters mother said
she was notified that he was missing
in action September l6, the day
after she mailed a Christmas pack
age to him. The Army has reported
him held in Stalag No. 2. she said
but that several letters addressed to
him through his old Army address
had been returned to her in the last
couple of weeks.
Pvt. LIE Carpenter is a para :
trooper who has been in the service
two years. 18 months of which have
been spent overseas He is grad
uate of Central High School.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Two FPHA Architects
Freed on Graft CHARGES

Oscar Vatet and George Dewey
Conner. senior architects of the
Federal Public Housing Authority,
yesterday were acquitted by a Dis
trict Court jury almost in record
time of charge of conspiracy
to obtain illegal compensation, al
legedly for the approval of plans
for the manufacture of prefabri-
Gated houses for the Government.
In approximately five minutes the
jury of IL men and a woman re-
turned the not guilty verdict in
the court of Justice David A. Pine.
The defendants attorneys were
Ralph Cusick, for Mr.. Vatet. and
John H. Burnett, who represented
Mr.. Conner.
Earlier yesterday Mr.. Vatet had
testified and claimed that an Official
OF the Aladdin Co., makers of pre-
fabricated houses, became angered
over failure to obtain approval for
a Government contract.
Mr.. Conner, while on the stand
Tuesday had denied any wrong
doing and told of drawing some
plans which he said was done on
his own time and not as a repre-
sentative of the Government. Char
acter witnesses had testified as to
the good character OF the two de-
PENDANTS.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. B. P. Videtto

Funeral services for Mrs. Belle
Pearson Videtto, native of Wash
lngton, who died Saturday in a
sanitarlum in Jamestown, N. Y.
were held yesterday at the Lee
Funeral Home with burial in Oak
Hill Cemetery. She had been i'll
for six years.
A lifelong resident of the District
Mrs. Videtto was the daughter of
the late Joseph Lawson Pearson
founder of the Pearson Printing
Co., which for many years published
the Supreme Court decisions. She
lived at 1454 Ogden street NV.
She is survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Mae V. Lynch of Wash
ington, Mrs. Charles H. Mullen OF
Chicago, and Miss Louise Videtto
of st, Louis
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Funeral Services Held
For WiIIium H. Jarvis
r,ecialDispatch tn The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, Md. Dec. %
Funeral services for William Henry
Jarvis, 90, for many years chief
statistician of the Population Di-
vision of the Pension Bureau, who
died of a heart attack here Sunday
night, were held yesterday at Rock
Greek Episcopal Church, with the
rector, the Rev. C. w. Wood, offlci-
ating. Burial was in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Jarvis is survived by a son,
Arthur A. Jarvis, Lanham, Md;
two grandchildren and one great
grandchild. He was a native of
Mount Vernon, N. Y. Before coming
to Gaithersburg several years ago
he lived in Washington and at Lam
ham, Md.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Richard P. Dietzman Dies;
Former Kentucky Judge
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 23.-
Richard Priest Dietzman, so. of
Louisville, former chief justice of
the Kentucky Court of Appeals, died
here last night.
Attaches at ST. Anthony's Hos
pital said Judge Dietzman sue
cumbed to pneumonia. He was
found i'll by employees at his Office
last Monday and was taken to the
hospital
A native of Louisville, he - was
graduated from Harvard Law School
and returned here to start his prac-
tlce as an associate of Augustus E.
Wilson, who later served as Gov
ernor of Kentucky.
Judge Dietzman was first elected
to the Court of Appeals in 1924 to
flll vacancy. He was reelected
for 1ull term in 1926 and served
until 1885. He served as chief JUS
tice during two years of this period
After leaving the bench Judge
Dietzman returned to his private
law practice but was called on to sit
as judge for many special hearings