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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
ayiittpOd), ben "A. gsai 1874

HofortlgP HPtt11gltltg 9ole slsF poliset9 J.
ltneroen oara1t erinnert, bnB IL tbre1
I9ontraften cine 0oraIitdtsf sflauiel ettt-
Ebalten lit, Die eingebalten tperoen
tmuB. Das Wnga5tt, fdbrt tort:
| ,gretbt 0ie ltnbera1lttDortli6en aus
euren Sauen btnalls, ltnbea6tet tbres
Ealente5 .ooer ibrer aontraftsoerett-
barunget. @s mag Ser @eieuIhatt ~et.
ne Wftllion ooer gar 5tpet Wttatonen
folten, aber es gilt, eine SnouItrie
Dor ibrem ltntergange 81 bei9uben.
Oieienigen, tpel6e 8iloer filmen, boz
ben eine 8eranttportune oem Bublt-
lfum gegeniiber. Briift Die eriten tletns
iten @in5elbeiten, sic ouftauden uno
16lieBt ben 8etreffenoen aus, per tut'
ner es lein mag. @s mag i'm tragt1h
beriibren, aber es lit belier, i'm los=
getporoen 5u iein.'
DaS 1tno unerI6rodene uno beber3'
te 8orte uno es lit 5u boffen, oaB Die
8rooncer Tie beber5tgen. sic Deroen
auf 6ie Oouer merfen, oaB oas an-
ItGnoige Bublifum einem iolden Nc=
tor feline Srdnen na6meinen miro"
X X X
2ebensmittelbtlfe fir bie enropailden
&inbcr
Ser engliIde ,,@anoerer" ftnoet es
i6ner perltGnoli9 uno ieoer amert'
faner piro ibm oarin beipflt6ten -
bob Die brittide Regierung Die auf-
for6erung bonIeiten ser Ser. 5taas.
ten, BEN bungernoen &tnoern in oen
bon 0en gea5i beietten europaii6en
2Gn6ern 2ebensmittel 5u5uIenoen, Obj
getpieien bat.
u0ie britii6e Hegierung Bat, 10
16reibt ser ,,8anoerer", ,,ourd ibre
tpieoerbolte 8eigerung, Die 8Iofaoe
gum 8eten Der bungernoen &inoer III
ben beIebten europdiI6en 2dnoern
ten1pordr auf5ubeben, etnen Der Ib'
it6t bes amerifanii6en &ongreiies ois
otletral entgegengeiebten Stanopunft
eingenomnte11. 3uoem bat Die britii6e
&egierung Oie Oringenoe Aufforoe-
rung perldieoener angeIebener @eiit.
li9er uno ar5tli6er Iutoritaten 51>
riidgelpieIen. 3u Oieien 5Gblt Ser ong'
lifanii6e @r5bii6of bon Canterbury
un0 Der in England beltbetannte We=
6i5iner Wearon Tbomas s. Sor6er.
2eBterer fpra6 Die ernite 8efitr6tung
aus, oaB 01r6 eine berlangerte I'M
terernabrung eine @ptoemie auS5us
bre6en orobe, bon tpel6er @uropas
fiinftiee Nationen itd taum gu erbolen
imltanoe iein tpiiroen.
Mier. Mi6ael S. Neoop, General
lefretar Der gtational Gatbolic @el-
fare Conference batte Dergangenen
Nonember in einem 5dreiben an &C.
nator Sbomas - 51 elmer 3eit, %
ser Senat einen 8eidluB in @rtpd-
gung 3og, nit England, 56peoe1t
Der S6mei5 uno onoern neutralen
21nbern Elm @ilfstpert in Die 8ege
5u leiten - ser 1nterltiibung oer fa-
tbolii6en @r3bildofe uno 8ii6ofe
berit6ert.
Ser @intp1rf oohieiteu Der britt
iben Hegierltng, baB our6 Elm oTar=
tiges Silfsnerf Die 9ea5i unteritiibt
piir0en, tpuroe our9 bas i'm eriten
8eltfrieg bon grprditoent Serbert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
31QuQA aus alien WaH


/ oieIem Gage geIeben - piiroe oo
8unber als ein guteS Omen -ang'
Ieben peroen.
| &aroinaI ascaliIi uno cine 56a
Br1laten ipraden bic @ebete DO,
mel6e oie Menge inbritnitig nahbe
tete. Spntnen tpuroen geilngen I'M
flint Stunoen lang moren oie .auge1
EouI uIenoer auf sic ounfle 5ubltan5 II
oen Bbiolen geridtet, in Ser Sofi
nung, boB lte lid oerfliiiiigen tpiroe
gs beiBt, ooB sic 8erpanolung ol1
groBer gntfernung 3u ieben 1T, %
lpenn oos @unoer eintritt, oie Sub
lton3 in SEN Bbiolen it6 beurot ber
fqrbt un0 5u ipallen beginnt, als ol
es Iib Inn 8lut ban6ele, oas friid
per16uttet tpor0en lit. 0o6 als 81
letten 5trablen ser Iben6ionne ourd
bic boben SenIter Der &atbeorale fie
len, NOR in Sen 8biolen nod tein
8onolung eingetreten.
Ssnoe1n Sic @lGubigen Dies u1s eli
8ei6en Oofiir al1ffoBten, oaB oaS
1dmer gepriifte Neape1 nod mebr 81
leioen baben tper0e, bra6en 5oblreld'
NnoG6tige in ErGnen aus uno iano
ten ibre @ebete nod inbriinitiger gum
Simmel.
Sn feierli6er Bro3eliion fparer
oie Bbiolen in ibren iilbernen 8ebal
tern no6 ser &apelle getragen NOR
oen, mo- beim 2tdteridein fladernoe'
&er3en 6os 8eten uno 5ingen begann
oas unterbro9en bon fur5en Brebig
ten big $50 l1br obenbs on0auerte
Qls ser &or6inal, ser ebenfolls ernit
BET ous1ab, lelblt bertiin0ete, Die In
oo6t miii1e nit 93udltdt auf Die So'
li3eibeItimnungen tpabreno Der 8e
IeBunq Bis morgen bertagt Deroen.
Ous mar ans. Mai. glm fo1gen:
Sen Sage, Sen 7. Weai, ereignete it'd
ous @unoer.
3oblrei6e @ilieni6aftler baben ooS
neopolitoni1 16e 8lutmunber unter
Iu6t, oos fir getp0bnlid mebrert
5tumoen no6 8eginn ser 9lnoo6t elm
tritt. SIM Iebten Sabre trat ooS Bba
nomen crit nad 23Itiinoigem @ebet'
elm - uno inn acknowledgement Sobr'
lab Neapel Serlpiiitltng uno g}leoer
lnge.
@inige @iiienl6aftler baben ol
mpItiIhe glufpermanolung notiirli
den l1rio6en 3ugei6rieben, tpie gum
8eiipiel otnolpbdril6en 8irfunge1
Der SSobreS3eite1l ooer elmer Site
er5eugung, oie bon 6er Wenge Der
oorgerufen miro, pelbe Die Bbiole1
lungibt.
Cine Heibe our6aus fon1petente:
9ler5te uno anoerer 8iiienlbaftler
oarlnter gei6tfatbolifen, bat NIT ab
Ioluter Siderbeit erflart, bob 81
9beorie ser Sibeer5eug1ng feline an
gerneliene grflGrllng fir oas Bbano
men lit.
3oblreide Ameritaner &pobnten Il
oieiem Sabre ser 6eire BET. Do5u &c
b0rten grigaoegeneral Cigar 6. Su
me bon Ser olliierten Wllitdrregie
rung uno onoere bobe Sffi5iere, 81
5u Anfang ols @dite oes 2aroinal
in ser Nabe bes g1turs ber Seier Bel
mnhrtpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
Dbio 8aiienfre,lnS

&$ III E0EPISs ultU 0ptuuIC1lf 40S]lJC ~ ="
alieoer Der SolD Galne Soeietp Iino
lmaren ebenfalls als @aite oes Scar.
oinols ontpeieno. 3u ibnen geborten
Maior gfobert Martino aus Ba1b'
ington, 9. g., Sauptmann Ueatbtas
Gorrea, friiberer 8unoesantpalt IN
I9eetp gorf, Sgt. 8ernaro Peebles, Der
friiber Ser SufultGt 6es ct. Sobn's
LGouege IN Mnnopolis, 0to., ange>
b0rte uno 2eutnont SenrD Sasca bon
Der 8unoesflotte, ein friiberer Bro>
|fe1lor ser nniberlttat California.
X X X
Scr 1triprnng Der pdpitliden Tarben
8or 1876 SSabren tpur0en in bar
ter 8eit our6 grloB Bius' oes Sic
benten oie alten p6pitliden Sarben
8urpur-@ol6 abgeidafft un0 an tbrer
Stele 0ie Sorben BeiB>@elb einge>
fIbrt. Die urlpritngli6en Sarben
Burphr uno @o16 erinnerten an ote
u1ten romii6en &ailer. 9lls nun am
|2. sSebruor 1903 Ger 1tapoleonii6e
General Miollis Gom un6 0en &irs
benltoat belebte, 3pang ct Die tpeni>
gen BORT borbanoenen pdpltli6en
Sruppen gum @tntritt in oaS fran5o-
liiI6e Seer, lieB ibnen aber oie alten
6arben ibrer &ofar0en uno ionftigen
@b5ei6en. @egen Sic @inoerleibung
1eines @ebietes in oas fran5oiti6e
&oiierrei6 erbob Bius ser Siebente
flammen0en giniprl6 unO beItimmte'
5uglei6, oaB Die olten pdpitli6en Sat-
ben ni6t mebr getragen meroen oiirs
fen, Ionoern ooB an Die Steae oes
Burpur 8eiB 5u treten babe. Oiele
neue Sarben3ulammenitellung ioue
furoerbin BON ser Nobelgarbe, Ser
S6tpei5ergaroe, Der 8eiabung oes
Ropitols uno ben 3ollnadtern getro-
gen neroen.
9luf 6ie Nodri9t bon oieiem pGplt=
li6en @rlQB perbot geapoleon iofort
Die pGpltliden 6arben uno beorobte
ieoen nit Itrenger 5trafe, Der oieiem
8efeble 3upioerbonble, ODER in be-
1timnlter 6riIt &ofarOen ODER 1on=
1tige Ab5eiden NIT 0ieien 5orben ni6t
ausliefern lper0e.
9lIs Ser Stur3 Napoleons Ben Sir
den1 1toot tpieoer aufrt6tete nno YluS
ser 5iebente pieoer in &om ein5og,
fonnte er 1tb ni6t oa3u beriteben, Die
ulten sSorben tpieoer ber5uIteQen, 10
|1ebr er Qu6 in al1en onOeren 3peigen
ser 5tootSperpoltung an oie Gage
ser Bergongenbeit ,anfniipfte. @r blelt
sic 2arben 8eiB= =@e1b als 3ei6en bes
@inipru6es gegen Die Sremoberr-
l6oft oufre6t, uno 10 lit es geton1=
men, ooB oiele Sarben trob Der engen
ge3iebungen, oie 5tpii6en Bins Dem
geeunten uno gtapoleon oem 9r1tten
beltanoen, bod itnmer als fran5olen>
| feinoli6 galten.
Nus .bem Sollpmpober SeEenfeiel
vSoup,pooo lit 5ll bergletden nit
elmer faulen Sousfral1, tpelhe Die not
lpenoige Mrbeit bes Sausreintgens 5l1
|longe binousi6iebt" i6reibt bas So
tbolic ltniper1e Bulletin. 8enn man
nidt 8eitig oafiir iorgt, miro mon
balo fein Saus 3un 9teinigen n1ebr
boben. 9ogor bas' 5dauipielermogo-
80: 0o.;o4.,,, o,,,rf;,So+ Sn2 SnSz
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8lutpunber bes FL. Sanuarins it
NeapeL iuic6er ein9etretem

V11ter Der1ruDten JtaOtlGt DER
Iiloc. Breiie 5ufolge 1oQte 0as al
idbrlib in Neapel iid) oou5iebenOe
8luttpunber bes III. Sonuarius bies=
NAL ni6t eingetreten iein. &ur3 0or=
ouf ober erfubr oie Aiioc. Breile, ooB
oas berbGrtete 8lut in Sen beioen
Bbiolen Inn 2.2O llbr om Nahnittoge
oes 7. Weai itd perfliiliigt babe. 0ie
&ir6engloden fiinoeten Sen geeopoli=
tanern bas freuoige @reignis an
ct. Sonuarius - San @ennuro
- lit Ser Batron Neapels. Gr mar
8ii6of bon 8enepent, rno feline So
terIta6t fou bas id0ne gfeapel gene
len lein. Ofit feds anoeren tpuroe er
80 unter 0iafletion, in Buteoli ent>
ba1ptet. 5eine g3eliquien befinoen iid)
1eit Dem 5. Sabrbun0ert IN 9eeopel,
uno Die grideinung OaB oos IN 5lpei
5ldid6en aufbetpabrte 8lut 0es Sci
ligen fliiiiig miro, tpenn mani ibnen
gegeniiber oas Saupt aufiteQt - oos
iogenanrte ct. SanuoriuSpunOer -
miro leit 1889 be3el1gt sue bisberi=
gen natiirliden @rtldrungsDerlll6e
ees neapolitanii6en 8lutipunoers ba>
ben bisber beriagt.
Cine eroBe Menl6enmenge batte
ii6 CUR .Seier in ser &atbeorole eilr.
gefunoen, in Der bie beioen Bbiolen
nit oem eingetrodneten 8lute oes
Seiligen auf Sen Altar gelteut pur.
ben. Salls 6os 8lut ii6 berfliiiiigen
tplroe - tpie bic @ldubigen~ es fali
ie6es Sabr, felt sabrbunoerten, an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
Gum 4OiGbrisen Grieiteriniblanm
NIgr. Sinne's


g(m bergungenen 5. Mai tonnte Der
Sw'1te Monlignore 8ernar0 Sinne,
Der angenein beliebte Hforrer Der
ct. Maria Neogoalena=&ird)e in Sma=
ba, geebr., 1ein 40. Brte1teriubiloum
feiern. gr Itellte Den Sag nnter oas
Wtotto: ,8ie ion if) oent Serrn alle
Seine 8obltoter, Die er an mir tat,
pergelten", uno erludt feline 5reunoe,
Ieiner um SSubildl1mstage gu geoenfen.
@r muroe on 5. Wai 1904 in Baoers
born, 8eit itfalen, 5unt Brieiter gepetbt
uno fam int lelben Sabre no9 Smaba
uno tpuroe balo oarauf Bfarrer Der
ct. Morio 0fagoalena=@emeinoe. Mm
8. De5enber 1925 murOe er gum
pGpItIi6en @ousprdloten erboben. gr
lit iebt 81 Sabre alt un0 iiberauS rit=
itig.
Gin ber5l6es u9lo multoS annos!"
X X X
SGpitlide 0ilfsaftiDn NIT mo6ernen
SranspOrtmttteln
2onooner uno 5todbolmer Weel=
oungen 3ufolge bat ser Batifan cine
Slotte bon 81 &iiitenidiffen onge=
fault, Inn BEN an 2ebenSmitteln man=
gelnoen 8etpobnern 0es Gatifans uno
Der Staot 9iom oos gt0tige 81 be-
i6affen. Gem Stodbolmer 8eridt 5lt=
folge ion Die unter Der papltlihen
Slogge iegelnoe Slotte oen Gertebr
5tpii6en Hom uno @enua iiberneb=
men.
Mit @eneb1nigung ser &riegfiib=
ren6en oiente Dor fur3en Elm bati=
taniIdes Slug5el1g ols 9urier gum
Eransport oiplomatil6er Boltbeltel
bon Si5ilien nod Dem Gotifan 81
beri6tete 0as @enfer 8lott u2a Gull
Ie".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
Nus bem Sollpmppber SereufeRel

&RuS utN 9pAv%pUuuS% @<S~@s~~it~'
uSoupmooo lit 5u berglelben mt
elmer faulen Sausfrau, ipelhe Die not
lpenoige Mrbeit bes Sausretntgens 5rt
lonee binausidiebt'', ibreibt oas 80
tbo1ic l1niperie Bulletin. 8enn man
nidt 8eitig oafiir iorgt, miro man
ba1o fein Saus 3uu 9teinigen mebr
boben. gogor bas' 5dauipielermaga-
gin ugorietp" empfinoet oas. 9os-
|lelbe lpridt often oie 8arnllng aus,
|ooB Die 2idtbiloinoultrie bltnoltngs
oem 8eroerben entgegensebt, menn lie
nit MGnnern ipie Gbarlie Chaplin
liebdugelt. 0as Weaga5in berglet6t
oie SnouItrie nit elmer fein geidltffe=
men @losi6eibe, Die fi6 iiber oas sanz
5e 8ono erItredt uno fiigt iarfaittid)
bin3u, oaB Chaplin oie S6eibe bon
einem gnbe 5ltrn unoern beiuoelt ba'
1be. llno oas erbeiiht tpabrbafttg eine
Evening star., 1944-06-14

You'll forget how you spent 1t, but
not how you saved II. Let's all back
the attack: Buy more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
National Negro Opera
To Appear at Water Gate

The National Negro Opera Co. Of
Chicago will sing la Traviata.' ~
Aida" "Faust" at the Water Gate
July 20, 80 and 81, it was announced
today.
Funds to finance the project will
be raised by a preview perform
ance and fashion show at the Met
ropolitan A. M. E. Church, Fifteenth
and M streets NV, on Friday. The
stars of the opera will sing excerpts
from the three operas, and q col
ored fashion show will complete
the program.
Tickets may be purchased at the
colored YMCA, Twelfth and r
streets NV; the colored YWCA,
Ninth street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV, and the Lucy Slowe Hall,
Third and T streets NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Serious Draft Impact
|0n Industry Denied

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 14.--Col. James
r. Coatsworth of the Selectiye Serv-
ice Once in Washington said yes
terday that three and cne-half
years Of experience had shown that
the Army and Navy can be brought
to desired strengths without seri-
ously disrupting essential industry
or agriculture.
Addressing the closing session OF
the Eastern Federation Of Feed
Merchants annual meeting, Col
Coatsworth said that on April 5 the
Army announced it had passed its
authorized peak strength OF 7,700,-
900 men and the Navy also an
nounced that it had almost reached
its authorized strength.
"The job of providing monthly re-
placements for both services is not
looked upon as very dihcult one
for selective service as portion OF
these can be supplied through men
Evening star., 1944-06-14
| New Orleans Shipyart
with $50 on Strike
May Lose Contracts
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, June IL
Southern shipyards are being sur
|veyed today to determine where war
contracts held by Delta Shipbuild-
ing Co. might be transferred, Rear
Admiral Howard L. Vickery, Mari
time Commission construction chief,
announced.
Approximately 660 machinists and
foremen of the yard have remained
away from work, many of them for
the last 13 days, spokesmen for the
workers said, in protest to the
resignation" of a superintendent.
Admiral Vickery said he had in
structed Regional Director L. r.
Sanford here to conduct the survey
lot Southern yards, and that a SINH
lar survey was to be made in East
ern shipyards.
John Kennedy, Labor Department
conciliator, said last night he had
been instructed by his Washington
Office to conduct negotiations be-
tween the Delta Shipbuilding Co.
and the yards idle machinists.
II hope for an early settlement" 4"
he said, adding that the national
war program and "the part Delta
plays in 1t necessitates quick ad-
justment Of the difficulties" He
said he expected full cooperation
of labor and management.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Air-Sea Rescue Crews
Save Nine From Freiehfel
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BILOXI, Miss, June 1.-THE
combined flying and marine crews
OF the 212th AAF Base Unit Air Sea
Emergency Rescue School rescued
the nine-man crew of small
freighter which sank Tuesday In
the GtiN Of Mexico, approximately
llf0 miles south of the Mobile Bay,
the Army announced. The crew has
been Stranded for 43 hours.
The 4ereWe Of the freighter, the
Anona III Toronf0 !. Canada. stzff3red
only from wind and sunhurn, an
Army announcement said.
3 A converted yacht, the 125-foot
freighter cr,lrnbled Saturday night
when plates under the engine
buckled md sprung, The Anona
war loaded With potatoes and head
ed for The british West Indies.
The ASERS received the crews
distress signal through the Pensa-
cola, Fla, NaxaI Air Station and
dispatched three ply planes and 4
high-speed rescue launch. One Of
the Phys sighted the crew huddled
in small raft after q two-hour
search. and circled 1t until the res
cue boat arrived.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

DES MOINES.-WALLACES'
FIRST GRANDCHnD-Mrs.
Henry Browne Wallace, daugh-
ter-in law Of the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wallace, and
her daughter Joan, born Sun
day. The baby is the first
grandchild of the Vice Presi-
dent. "A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
n Students Graduate
From Dewitt School

The Dewitt School has graduated
"a students In its oath annual COM
mencement.
The graduates are: Frank Book
Evening star., 1944-06-14

Martin Cohen, Eugene Collins. rob
ert Coomhs, Robert Dorsey, John
Ferry, John Finn, David Freeman.
Joseph Godlef, Richard LYMAN.
Jacob Jacobson, Edmund Kauf-
mann, Stanley Lister, lie Roy Locke,
Richard Miller, Ray Olson, James
Owen, jr.: Bruce Padgett, Russell
Rountree. Robert Roy, John Slaugh-
ter and Richard Thomas.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

ONCE OF CurtlSS-
w r / g h t Corp.
and assumes his
duties tomorrow,
G. w. Vaughan,
pre- S | dent, an
nounced today.
He succeeds s.
Paul j o h n S o n
who has been on
leave of absence
as lie u t e n ant
commander In
the Navy Air
Transport Serv-
ice.
Mr.. Huested, a
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Mrs. Pearson Is Held
For Grond jury Action

Mrs. Elizabeth Katherine Pear
son, 36, sister OF Mrs. Robert I.
Miller, central. figure in the recent
trial Of her husband in the killing
of DR.. John e. Lind, was held for
grand jury action yesterday in
Municipal Court on a charge OF as
sault with dangerous weapon.
Bond was set at $1,000, after she
pleaded not guilty.
Mrs. Patricia Frazier, 81, OF 1928
Fort Myer drive, Arlington, Va, Is
now in Casualty Hospital with a
stab wounds in her back, after an
alleged assault by Mrs. Pearson, ac-
cording to police.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

town, N. Y, began flying as cadet
| in the Army Air Corps in 1929. He
was commissioned in the 101st OBJ
servation Squadron. He Joined the
Bureau Of Air Commerce, now the
Civil Aeronautics Authority, In 1885
and later went with Wright Aero
nautical.
He is a graduate OF Williams Col
Ilege of Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
becoming the are OF Is each month,

becoming the age OF Is each month" !"
he said.
At the same time, he added, lone
sees and reads on all sides Of the
outstanding production records OF
industry, Of the materials Of war
and of food"
william w. Bardsley, chief of the
railroad industries division of the
WING, said 'it is safe to say that a
great increase in employment has
been accomplished" in industry.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Bus Traffic Regulation
Asked by Circle Citizens

Police action to insure observance
OF traffic regulations by buses was
asked by the Logan Thomas Circle
Citizens Association last night. The
Capital Transit Co. was asked to
identify the destinations OF its buses
more clearly.
Support of the bill to establish
an auditorium in the name of dis
abled veterans, except for the oro-
vision locating the structure in the
Ellipse. was voted by the group.
John L. C. Sullivan. deputy war
den of the District, was a guest at
the meeting.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Richard Huested Named
.Curtiss- s-Wriqht MANAGER

Richard S. Huested, former sales
and service engineer for the Wright
Aeronautical Corp, has been ap-
pointed manager of the Washington
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Man, 50, Leaps 10 Death;
III Health Blamed

Dependency over i'll health was
blamed for the suicide yesterday OF
Walter E. Kefauver, SO, of $50 q
place NV, who dropped from Taft
Bridge to his death in Rock Greek
Park shortly after noon after calling
warning to group of girls below.
The dead man, former manager OF
the Singer Machine Co. here, was
a brother Of Fire Capt. Alden c.
Kefauver of Engine Company No. IL
Capt. Kefauver told police his broth
er had been in poor health for some
time and had been under the care
of physician.
A party of young women were
strolling through the park near the
bridge at the time of the tragedy
Mrs. Eloise Bolton, 1920 Sixteenth
street NV. told police she saw
Mr.. Kefauver climb over the bridge
railing and hang by his hands from
the sidewalk level while he called
9 warning to the girls below. He
was killed instantly.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
issued certificate of suicide.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-10
Utica Home Bakery
is Pride Of City
Modernixed Plant
Has High Copoeity

UTICA After having been
closed for the last two months
for the installation of up-to-
date machinery, Seimen's Home
Bakery opened to the public on
Friday and Utica residents are
proud TO say that they have one
of the most modern and finest
equipped bakeries in Macomb
county.
The new revolving tray oven,
with gas burners, has a capacity
for 500 lbs, of dough every IS
minutes. A new proofing box
has also been added. A 20x30
IT.; addition in the rear of the
building makes for greater ia
cility in handling the work. The
interior has been reprinted and
redecorated throughout. John
Siemen, now deceased, came
from Detroit to Utica "a years
ago and established the business
which is now being carried in
by his son, Arthur Siemen. A
second son, Earl Siemen, who
formerly helped carry on the
business, is now in the service.
Mrs. Siemen assists in the store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-10
Town Planning
War Memorial

ALVA, Okla.-WP-A SlO,-
600 war memorial is being plan
ned in Alva, Okla, civic leaders
announced recently as cam
paign TO raise the funds nearer
the halfway mark and is ex-
pected to be concluded in Octo-
Der. The fund is being raised by
donations.
The memorial building, be-
sides containing the list of war
heroes of World Wars / and II,
will be so constructed as to pro-
vide a band shell with the capac-
ity of a l00-piece band on one
side of the exterior. Inside, the
Memorial building will have
trophy cases and recognition
inches, and the names of the
hero servicemen and women.
Two wings off the main build
ing, under the proposed building
plans, will house rest rooms for
the public.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-10

HASTINGS, Neb. - W.D -
Playing circus" is one of those
childhood pastimes like Cow
boys and Indians that just re-
mains a game for most children
and never becomes a realits.
But Charles and Gale Fuller,
high school sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Fuller, circus per-
formers, are the envy Of their
schoolmates because they are
veterans of the Big Top"
The youths were with the
Bud Anderson and Hugo Broth
ers Circus during the summ>r,
and their sister, Bonnie, 10, still
is with the show.
Gale, who served as an ele-
phant trainer and performed
horizontal bar and tight wire
walking acts, was featured ~
the Montana Kid Charles, the
youngest, was clown.
The youths began their cir
Gus training 10 years ago by
teaching dogs and ponies tricks
and developing styles.
Gale said he liked 10 work
with elephants because they are
the quickest animals to learn,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-10
Boys Have Changed; Prefer
Studies to Circus Work

with chimpanzees running a
close second. The elephants
can't always be trusted, he said,
and named dung throwers
and "sappers" as examples.
Dung throwers are elephants
who will pick up any object,
usually a stick, and hurl it at
anyone upon the slightest provo
cation" he said. "Sappers are
the elephants who wind up their
trunks as though they were
feeding themselves and suddenly
let you have il anywhere handy. "
Gale has been offered $l25
per week plus room and board
by the Al G. Kelly-Miller Broth
ers circus, but he refused 1t to
return 10 school.
After all, he said, ut would
be only a temporary thing, while
education will last a lifetime.
Gale expects to enter the mer-
chant marine after his gradua-
ton from high school at mid
year.
Meanwhile the youths are
living in a small cabin near
their home until their circus
family rejoins them at the close
of the season.