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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-14
F. D. R. N0MINATES
SEVERAL GENERALS.
Kenneth B. Royall OF
GoIdsboro' Named For
Rank OF Brigadier

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13- Up -
President Roosevelt has sent to
the Senate the nominations of nine
officers of the Army to be given
the temporary rank of Major gen.
eral and SO to be brigadier gen.
erals.
Brigadier generals nominated for
promotion to the rank of Major
generals in the Army of The
United States, with usual home ad-
dresses included:
Frank Hunter, Savannah,
Ga; Spencer B. Akin. Greenville,
Miss: Robert Mr. Littlejohn, Glas-
tonbury, Conn: and William E.
R. Covell Miami, Fla.
Colonies nominated to be brig
adler generals:
Friedrich H. Smith. Jr.. Annis-
ton. Ala; James Bethea. Florence
S. c.: John W. Lang, Pass Chris
tain Mess Willard G Wyman
Newcastle, Me; Reuben c. Hood.
Atlanta Kenneth C. Royal, Colds
boro. N. c.; Leonard H. Sims.
Chattanooga; Ridgely Gather,
Baltimore; Thomas ]. Belts. born
Theodore L. Futch,
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MISSIONARY GROUP.
WILL GATHER HERE
Second Annual Convention
Will Be Conducted
November 1921

The second annual convention
of the Christian and Missionary
Alliance will be held Friday through
Sunday, Nov. 1921. in the chapel
Of Andrews mortuary, Red Cross
and Third streets. Each meeting
will begin at 7:45 p. m.
Principal speakers at the three
day convention will be Miss Mel
lie Jones of China, and the Rev.
Harry Post of the Netherlands
East Indies. Each has had con-
tact with the Japanese invaders.
Miss Jones, missionary to
China for % years, has witnessed
many bombings and seen much OF
the destruction thrust upon that
country during the past few years
by the Japanese. The native
chruch dugout in which Miss Jones
was lodged once received a direct
hit and number of the native
workers were killed, and the
church and school buildings were
destroyed.
The Rev. Mr.. Post went to the
Netherlands East Indies in 1886
to work among the Dykas, famous
head hunters Of the Indies. The
Missionary with his wife and year.
old baby, fled from the interior
OF Borneo when the invaders were
80 miles from the East Indies Mis-
sion.
1--WE could see the thick black
smoke piling up from the oil wells,
which the Dutch demolished be-
fore the Nipponese troups could
take them," the missionary said.
Terror and confusion were the
order of the day when we left the
station in a speed boat for safer
territory. japanese planes were
dropping bombs overhead"
Mr.. Post and his family were
carried by a Dutch army trans
port plane to the Java naval
base at Soerabaya. Of Java. the
Rev. Mr.. Post said ''at one time
bomb landed Is yards from me.
Bricks and earth fell all around
my head. and the shock was al
most overpoWering.
With minesweeper to clear the
way, he sailed Feb. 20 on a Dutch
ship through submarine infested
waters. and landed in New Orleans
on April 20.
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Monroe, N. c.: Paul c. Paschal,
born-Silver City, N. c., and Sam
uel E. Anderson, Greensboro, N.
C.
The President also nominated
captain William H. Hamilton, 2401
S. Mead st. Arlington, Va, to be
a commodore in the Navy.
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Popcorn often formed the whole
meal at luncheons of colonial Ia
dies.
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NO CONCLUSION

LONDON, Nov. 10 Up The
Vatican radio, in a broadcast re-
corded by the Associated Press,
said today that after a careful ex-
animation, experts had been I'M
able to come to a positive conclu-
sion as to the origin of the four
bombs that were dropped on Vat
lean City Nov. 5 by an unidenti-
fled plane. :.
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Four Arrested During
Liquor Raid In Pender

Alcohol Tax Unit officers seized
1OO-g gallon steam still, 300 gal
Ions of mash, and three gallons
of whiskey, and arrested four
men on a raid Friday night in
Fender county, it was announced
Saturday.
Arrested were James Williams,
of Wilmington, John Clayton,
John Dargin, and Paul Williams,
of Rocky Point, all Negroes. They
appeared before United States
Commissioner w. A. Wylie Satur.
day morning and were ordered
held under $500 bond each for
the April term Of Federal court.
Each gave bond and was releas-
ed from Jail.
u
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OPPOSES INDIFFERENCE

BUFFALO. N, Y. Nov. 13-lY-
G, Rowland Shaw, assistant secre-
tary Of state and president of the
National Conference of Catholic
Charities, said tonight that Ca
tholicism is a Revolutionary,
dynamic force" and called upon
Catholics to make a determined
fight against intolerance.
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IN TRAINING

OTTAWA. Nov. 10 -tR-- Simon
Eden, son of British foreign Sec
rotary Anthony Eden, is training
at the elementary flying training
school in Regina, the RCAF an
nounced today.
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ventist minister, Mr.. Rogers became
interested in church work as
young man and in 1883 began sec
retarial work with the General Con-
ference Of Seventh-Day Adventists
in Battle Greek, Mich. He came to
Takoma Park when the headquar-
tiers was moved here 40 years ago.
He lived at 1914 Carroll avenue.
For many years Mr.. Rogers had
been general statistical secretary for
the Seventh-Day Adventists. He
issued the first Year Book" for the
denomination. He had been a di-
rector of the Suburban National
Bank in Takoma Park since its Or
ganiZa ton.
Surviving, in addition to his
widow, Mrs. Carrie Rogers, and the
daughter in Florida, is another
daughter, Mrs. Florence Holcomb.
Margaretville, N. Y, and a grand
daughter, Clarita Ross.
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Walsh Sponsors Bill
For New Jersey Canal
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
A Senate bill to authorize con-
struction of canal across New Jer-
sey to complete the inland waterway
system from Florida to New Eng
land has been introduced by Sen
ator Walsh, Democrat, of Massachu-
sets.
The measure is identical to one
introduced in the House February
II by Majority Leader Mccormack.
Cost of construction is authorized
at S187,000,000 The canal is being
sought to facilitate shipment of fuel
oil by an au-inland route to New
England.
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Mrs. Grace 6. Vincent
Buried at Jamestown

Funeral services were held yester-
day for Mrs. Grace c. Vincent, IT,
widow of w. Brooke Vincent and
lifelong resident of the DarneStoWn
Md neighborhoood, who died al
Jamestown Tuesday. Rites were
held at the funeral home of w.
Reuben Humphrey in Rockville. The
Rev. william L. Everhart. pastor
of the Jamestown Presbyterian
Church. Officiated Burial was in
the cemetery adjoining the church
Mrs. Vincent is survived by two
sisters, Mrs, Lille C. Perry. Wash
ington, and Mrs. James Windsor.
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Two Maryland Navy
Men Reported MISSING

Lawrence George Bacon, pharma-
cist mate, first class, of Indian Head,
Md, and Edward Bork, chief fire
controlman, of North Beach, Md,
were reported missing in naval
casualty list.
The list contained the names of 76
members of the Navy, Marine Corps
and Coast Guard of which six were
reported dead, 10 wounded and so
missing. This raised the total OF
naval casualties to date to 23,722,
which includes 6,670 dead, 4,480
wounded and 1852 missing,
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at Coral Gables,
Fla, friends here
learned today.
Mr.. R o e e r S
died at the home
of his daughter,
Mrs. Cecil Ross.
His body will be
b rou G h t t o
w a S h i n 6 t o n
S u n d a Y. Ar
rangements for
funeral services
have not been
completed.
The son of a
pi ION e. r Sew
enth Day Ad-
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Mrs. Maggie Burgdorf, 80,
Rites 10 Be Held Today

Mrs. Maggie Burgdorf, 80, of Rock
vile, who died Wednesday, was to be
buried in Congressional Cemetery to-
day following funeral services at 2
pm. at Lees funeral home, Fourth
street and Massachusetts avenue
NE.
Mrs. Burgdorf is believed by the
family to be the last survivor here
of the explosion at Potomac River
arsenal during the Civil War. Ac-
cording to the family, Mrs. Burg
dorf, 8 years old at the time, was
packing cartridges when the eXplo-
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Ads Follow the News

PHOENIX. Ariz. (Pls-To learn
what's happening nowadays. read
the ads, too. ...
On page two of the Monday
morning Arizona Republic. a grocery
chain offered to buy back surplus
cans of point-rationed foods from
customers,
On page four. readers we're told
its not only good, its delicious
by horse meat company.
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sion occurred. She escaped by jump
ing from second story window with
another girl.
Mrs. Burgdorf's father was a cab
inetmaker who was credited with
having made frames for some of the
mirrors in the Capitol. Her hus-
band. Augustus Burgdorf, was ar
undertaken.
Surviving Mrs. Burgdorf are a
daughter, Mrs. Margaret L. Mollo-
han; a granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth
Mollohan, and a grandson, Edison
Mollohan, all of this city.
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Darn nf IL1anka

TURNER, CHARLES. With sincere sp-
probation and deepest gratitude wish to
ACKNOWLEDGE the kind expressions OF sym
pc thy Of our friends during the illness and
Ct the passing OF nv husband
VIOLET z. TURNER.
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Draths
NILSSON. SARA EIIZABETH EIMEII

On 'eTm 1850 SaRA a IL hLMh hdr
Tes,denCa 5l o. vary w. sARA FsIJZ "a.
BETH EIWEII, JsNEsON. wife s' Of the lat ist
! Mrs. John H Jack Of Brideet0Wn. Barbados
and Francis Christie Jameson lieutenant
'"i ssTyfres III, be SeI5 AZ tho All sorr,
( Memorial Church. Connecticut and Cathe-
ara S0eT m W" 1 SS5tI nfiysi re0fU"'
,ouxSo> 1,,,r - 49,. r,a,,
boHNSoN; ttEIE r T. on Men "a rep
Of cy a+pcr Fb he H S%0P foy dog and
oscar fL%zler FEienaS may san a 10 lh I,
ST. NV G aftcr "a m iu sS&rday February
Funeral MONDAY March L. at D m
/ from the above funeral church. Rev Ell
Intermen GeI Hs qoy Cemetery 5s''0s " s.
I roI~so< N,pc.prT IoIrSr ne.
na1H -, fo an ~ PebrI'av "a
pGttto ms ne On iaeNC92' -; 10 rG ~
alter 5,1' Ions n9p lines ieSl.' NARGARET LOUISE
/ JOHNSON She leaves to mourn their loss a
husband, Purvls Johnson. one daushteTr,
/ Ivan.
Funeral Saturday, February 81 a !, p m,
from Janifer 4 Woodford funeral home.
Cemetery. 81 -''"' 4+'''' ''''''' ''"-' Vi
JONES. MONROE LUCINDA. Members
Cia,ion ' arn be1c5v notiied Of tbo deatb
Of Mrs TTrCrTNtD56' ZONES NONROF Please
attend f1neraI SafUrday, FEBRUARY ".
1888, from Frazier's funeral home. $3.50
Macy E. BROWN, President
H, J. BRADY Rec. Socty.
roJ 52Nhs cLr SiSoA MoMkoE 3 Bd W HsS
dcr~e q T., I, e. n " TTTCTNDA MONROE
JONES. mother Of Dan 6 Monroe erand-
w honr gi D 9nd sister o' Of Ezabefb Bgaiis
ford Of Savannah. Ga. other relatives and
friends also survive
Remains may be viewed after y noon
FRIDAY Feorualry -, at ne Frazer ~
neral home $50 Rhode Island ave. nv.
where, funeral S,rFCeS WI! be heId on
SATURDAY February - al = IN, inter-
ruary %. 1913, GEORGE A. KIENY, be
loved husband OF the late Grace Lesh
Remains resting at the chapel Of John
r Wright 1887 10th st. 7. W, until p m
Sturdy February p. 1nterment New
LEE. LLOYD. on Wednesday, February
"a 1919, LLOYD LEE, beloved father OF
Hattie CLARK Annie King, Minnie, Thomas,
and Johnnie Lee. Also surviving are TWEEN
ty-one grandchildren. tWenty-slX great
ana S6e @ tbf resdenoe
Of his daughter. Sadie Kicks, Norbeck, Md,
after pm. Friday, February 20
pm pm from Mount Pleasant Church Nor
beck, Nd, Rev. c. E, Hodges. pastor. Serv-
ices by Snowden & Davis.
LIGHTFOoT. NAOMI DISHMAN. On
delphla, Pa, NAOMI DIsHMAN LIGHT
FOOT She leaves TO mourn their loss
moSeI Ea To and t Marion Di5Sman two two
brothers, one sister two grandmothers' two
granGfathers and host of other relatives
and friends.
Funeral from the Rollins funeral home
On Monday, March l. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
LOWRY ELIZABETH IAHEY On Mon
day FEBRUARY .22, 1919, in Orlando, Fla.
after long illness, ELIZABETH GAHEY
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Jamestown, and brother. Fred
erick Clagett. Baltimore. She was
active in the Presbyterian Church
programs and belonged TO the
Darl:estoWn Woman'S Club.
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Harvey Edison Rogers,
Takoma Park Leader,
Dies in Florida
City Council Member
Was Seventh Day
Adventist Official

Harvey Edison Rogers, "a, civic
leader and for more than Is years
a member of the Takoma Park
Md City Council, died Wednesday
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I LAWRENCE l. DULIN. President.
HARRY c. WEBB, Secretary.
MORTON, HENRIETTA. On Wednesday,
9th tn St. tan e. HENPIET r MORTON mother
Of Joseph ,PI g Collins sister Of MIS- rs, Gath,
Collins. She also leaves other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Morton is
resting at Stewards funeral home 80 H
Funeral Saturday, February 81. at
pm, from Asbury NJ E. Church. Inter
day. February 25, 1913, PEASIE MOSES,
beloved wife Of Charles B. Moses; daughter
Jonah Mulky and Alma Cole. -
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements
by W. Ernest Jarvis
NELSON. MARGARET. On "wednesday,
beloved wife of the late Francis Nelson and
cousin of Mrs Frank Miller of 1872
Funeral from Timithy Hanlon's funeral
parlors. Gal H st. ne, on Monday, March
!, at $40 a: m, High requiem. mass at
Mount OIiyet. Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. IS
NORRIS, oNsEY; On "Wednesday. Feb
ruary -, l943. ONSFY NORRIS. He is
survived BY. hi, father and mother, his
vie, three daughters. one son, one brother
and one sister; other relatives and friends;
Funeral Saturday. February q, at .
. m, from the Robinson & Co. funeral
home, 1892 4th st. NV Rev E. L. Har-
rison officiating. Interment Paynes Gem
etery.
oFFUTT, MARIE JEANETTE. On
JEANETTE oFFUlTT, beloved sister Of
Remains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
! Chase funeral home Of VIM Reuben Pun
| thence TO the home of her brother, 200
| Wooten ave, Friendshtp Heights. Nd
/ n NJ In torn nj n a
PIDGEoN, SUSAN TALBOT. On
Wa 5ts93S fS 45 SUSAN E2 '4 TAL 3 n P
/ mother Of Mary Elizabeth pidgeon, Wades-
vile, Va, and Mrs E. Willard Berry OF
deace Mondsy March !. at pm rs
| PFEIL, EMILE. On Wednesday, Febru-
NV, EMILE PEEL, WIFE q the late
/ Bender and William Korle.
/ SERVICES a the above address on Sat
ana friends are invited. Inlerment Pros
! poct Hin Cemetery, %
POWELL. LYCuRGUs f. On Thursday,
Butfernut st. NV LYCURGUS Z. POW
ELL, beloved father CT Doris Powell Friends
NAV call at the Tskoma funeral home, 254
Nouce of funeral later
ROLLINS, JOHN. On Thursday, Feb
ruary -. 1913, at Manassas; ", JOHN
BGchannon Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs.
/ IarGaret NeekS Of Alexandria. Va. Re-
mains resting at Pearsons funeral home,
Funeral services and lnterment Arnon
/ Cemetery, ForeStUlle, Va, on Saturday,
I February p, At 1870 m.
ROSENBUsCH WILLIAM c. On Thurs
DAY February -, 1913, WILLIAM c
. PCsENBUscH. beloved husband Of the
. R0CCnbllECh
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War bonds make bombers to bomb
the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
not buy some and help yourself?
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a special meeting of Printing
Freshmen Union, No. ],
on Saturday, February 81
1913. at 1880 am, in the
Union Office, at 1908 x st.
NV. for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our
late brother, WILLIAM j.
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Thursday. February IS, 1913, MARIE
JEANETTE OFFUTT, beloved sister Of
Henry W. Odutt.
Remains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase funeral home Of VIM. Reuben Pun
phrey until 9 3 m. Saturday, February ~;
thence TO the home of her brother, 200
Wooten ave, Friendship Heights, Md,
where funeral services Will be held at 3 80
D m IntPrment Potomac Md.
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lit Mrntnriant

BROWN, EUGENE. In loving remem-
brance of my dear grandfather. EUGENE
BROWN. who departed this life one year
ago today, February rs. 1912.
No one knows the silent heartache,
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that is borne in silence
For the one ] loved so well.
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CLARKE. REUBEN s.

FEBRUARY Is, 1919. REUBEN S CLARKE,
beloved husband Of Daisy 7; Clarke OF 1901
Roosevelt st, Bethesda, Md.
Funeral services at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase funeral home Of VIM. Reuben Pun
phrey on Sunday, February Is, at 2.30
pm. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery,
Please omit flowers. Is
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DARCY, MARGARET N. On Thursd

DARCY wife Of the late Thomas Darcy,
Funeral from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs Edgar c. Crosby, il West
Leland ST.. Chevy Chase, Md, on satur-
day. February 81, at % M; thence to
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
where mass Will be offered at 1920 m.
Interment New Bedford, Mass. Kindly
omit flowers.
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PIDGEON, SUSAN TALBOT. On
Thursday February %. 1913, at her home
GEON, beloved wife of Lewis Pidgeon and
mother of Mary Elizabeth Pldgeon. WadeS-
vile, Va. and Mrs. E. Willard Berry OF
serE.ces viii be hold 2. her late resi-
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lER, WILLIAM. tomraceS OF The
Association of Retired Police
rlos% bnre' T,,pereI bnyno iiaiIl
'ds'sl Chaplin SITS. NV, at 1O.45
Y an. Saturday. February 81,
aA 1913, to attend the funeral
- of our late Comrsde
Il. W. GILBERT,
Drpg7drrf
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GE0RGE w. SELLERS, Secretary.

HAMILTON, ANNIE T; on Th9rsday,
n mother 3 a ME- P 6 cox Il Sierra G Msaf
Calf. Mr.. Thomas, }. Hamilton Of Son, Con
cordia, Kans, and MIS-. Caroline i. Wells
ton, D. c Remains resting al Hysongs
funeral home. 1900 ST. NV
Services and interment IN Kansas City,
HEM. MELVIN {. on Wednesday, Feb
ruary "a. lq43. MELVIN c. HEM, beloved
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Holm Of Al
buquerque, N. Mex: also survived by one
Services and intermert Albuquerque. y.
Mex, Services BY Chambers. e
ROUSENICK, LOUIS (. on Tuesday,
February %. S43. LOUIS S. HOuSkNICK.
son Of the late Charles and Martha House
Services at Chambers Riyerdalc funeral
home on Saturday. February g At 1890
n. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. &c
HULFIsH, FLEDA ALLISON. Student
a. Tgesday, FsbrqMa, ~ -. 1888 e. her
cTla. Va A., FLEDA ALLISON HULFISH.
Funeral services a tho F. Wheatley- fu-
neral home, Alexandra, Va. FRIDAY. Feb
IIary %, al il am. In'erment Ivy HAl
HUTCHINSON, GEORGE WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON HUTCHINSON Of 4"l9
hand Of Josephine Hutchinson and father
al Mrs Margare' Hazel.
seTyioeS "a, a. Cham,beTs FEoro3-e Ine ir
teTmert Fort Lincoln Cemetery. -
JACKSON, JOIN RoBERTi suda7Goq,5,yg..
RoBE n2T4's jSAcK s2}2s beloved ba5ba66 Il
he late Dorothy z. Jackson and father Of
Funeral from his late residence. Wash
irFton- Baltimore blvd. Laurel Nd. on
Saturday, February =, a. > ? m Stt.l-as
Iae FasTS I've RSp Hi cea6 5Sn a. sorwoe BY
Chambers Riverda!e funeral home ~
JACK son, MILDRED W. Departed This
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ROLLINS, JOHN, on Thursday, Feb
ruary %, 1913, at Manassas. Va, JOHN
ROLLINS beloved brother Of Mrs. Mary
BGChannon Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs.
IarGaret MeekS Of Alexandria. Va. Re-
mains resting at Pearson s funeral home,
80 Washington 81, Falls Church. Va.
Funeral services and lnterment Arnon
Cemetery, Foyestyllle. Va, on Saturday,
IrbrLnIE -. a. 30 o m
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PFEIL, EMILE. On Wednesday, Febru-
airy q, I94Z -, a. her residence, 2lol F
William Pfeu and sister of Mrs. John
Bender and William Korte
Services al the above address on Sat
urday February - At m. Relatives
ana friends are invited. Inlerment Pros
poet Hin Cemetery. %
POWELL. LYCuRGUS F. On Thursday,
February -, 1913, at his residence, 422
Butternut st, NV LUXURIOUS z. POW
ELL, beloved father CT Doris Powell. Friends
may call at the Takoma funeral home, 254
Carroll s.. W.
NODCe of funeral later,
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FEBRUARY %. IS43. LOUIS s. HOUSENICE
son Of the late Charles and Martha House
mex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

Crafty little two-piecer. out 10 capture
hearts, Black cotton velveteen spar.;s
up collar. pockets; note the trophy
buttons! Beige, aqua. gold, blue Q 70 IS.
JUNIoRS-FIRsT BASEMENT-WooDWA
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hunting trip,
told me about
a b G ar he
shot.
II weighed
500 pounds
42S pou n DIS
dressed and
conSerVati o n
men told DR..
Pat ( @ o n
they thought
IL was the
biggest bear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Jack Pickering
Here
and
- OW

BEAR Haw-hig s-a-hig
bear? l didn't know for sure,
when DR.. r. NJ. Patterson, a
dentist Of 1880 Grand River,
who is back in town from a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
NEWS OF OUR MENe~4WOM UN UNIFORM

Boston, Mas, Sept. e--A. William English, son of Mir. and Mrs. A. W. English of 40l Willow street, Water bury, and Q graduate of Crosby High School in 1887, was commissioned Q second lieutenant in the Army of the United States here today to gradua- ton exercises Of the Army Air Force es Training Command Weather School at the Massachusetts Insti- ute of Technology,
 With his intensive technical train ing behind him, It. English is now ready for assignment to an Air Force unit. He graduated from Dartmouth College, where he was @ member of Phi Sigma Kappa fra ternity, in 1e4I. Before entering the Army last November 2, he was employed as Q metal finishing su- pervisor by the Soovill Manufactur- ing O., % Mill street, Waterbury.
 First Lieutenant John T. Foster, son of Dr. and Mrs. John H, Foster of Middlebury, is missing in action in China, according to Q comTnuIli- cation received from the War De- partment by his wife, the former Edna Vivian Foe. The soldier has been missing since August 2l, his family was informed.
 A graduate of Crosby High school and Colby College, Lieutenant Eos ter enlisted in the Army Air Forces on December 17, l04l. He lived in China for several years while Q boy when his father was an associate professor of medicine at Yale-in- China at Changsha. He started his latest assignment July 10.
 Roland M. Buchs of 2Si Bradley avenue, who is serving with an Army ordnance unit in Canada, has been promoted to sergeant. He Is the son of MT. and Mrs. Leon Buchs.
 Rudolph v. Marano of l7 Newell place has completed @ course at the dental technical school at the Naval station at Sampson, N. Y. The son of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Marano, he is studying with . pharmacists mate unit.
 Arelard Rene Vachon of i60 Maple street is training at the Navy gum nery school at Nc"folk, Va. He re- gently completed basic training at Newport, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
JAMES SA. PAELAN' WILL PROBATED.
Widow Named Sole Bene- flciary, Execuptrix-Me.
 nlOriaI Mass Requested

The win of the late James A, Phelan of 60l Highland avenue was filed in probate court today dlsclos- ing his wife as sole beneficiary and exeoutrix of the estate.
 one of the stlpulations in the will requests that the children of the deceased make provision for a year. ly Mass to be held in Saint Pat- rick's church for members of the Byron and Phelan families. Mrs Jennie B. phelan was formerly Jen- nie Byron.
 Mfr Phelan was prominent and popular in various social and civic affairs in this city.
 A natve of this city, he was born May 8, 1871. Following an appren- ticeship in several departments of the waterbury Manufacturing Com. pany MT. phelan's initiative and ambition there won for him Q posi- ton of responsibility at an early age, He was associated with the Mat thews and Willard Manufacturing Company, The American Brass Company, John Byron Coal Com- parly,