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been deepened to u miles and had
reached Grottkau.
In East Prussia, German resist
ance was In its final stages, with
enemy-held territory reduced to
about 800 square miles and prac-
tically every small port In the Ko-
nigsberg area in Russian hands.
The Russian communicate also an
nounced new gains north and north
west Of Konigsberg which split the
German forces on the Samland
Peninsula. where the Nazis are being
pressed against the Baltic and ami
Inflated.
The Soviet war bulletin said large
groups Of German soldiers surren-
dered in that sector after first killing
IS Elite Guard Nazi officers who
forced them to continue the strug-
GLE"
At Barwalde, the Russians cut
the railroad between Kustrin and
Stettin, and at Neudamm the rail
line from Kustrin to Soldin, nearest
ofdcially reported Russian approach
to Stettin, also was severed.
At Ziebingen, the railroad from
Frankfurt southeastward was cut,
hampering German communications
with the Silesian front.
A crossing at the river bend north
west of Kustrin would establish .
springboard for q Russian drive
along the shortest route to Berlin
from the Oder. and at the same time
menace the main railway and high
way links between the German cap
ital and Stettin.
German breakfasts also told Of
Mani forces repulsing Russian at
|tacks from Soviet Oder bridge
heads" at Ohlau and Steinhau far
ther south In Silesia. where Red
Army troops are closing In on
The Germans now hold only ap-
proximately 800 square miles Of East
Prussia's 1929 square miles. That
holding is in the area southwest Of
Konigsberg.
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Potent Is Found Dead i,
Bunduqe Around Neck

George Fisher, Il, of l46 North
Carolina avenue NE, was found
dead last night by hospital attend
ants in the psychopathic ward at
Gallinger Hospital where he was a
patient. A bandage was tied tightly
around his neck, police said. Coroner
A. Magruder Macdonald will perform
an autopsy on the body this after
noon in the District Morgue.
Mr.. Foster was admitted to the
medical ward Of the hospital Janu-
airy 26. according to police, but was
removed to the psychopathic ward
late yesterday after lie had broken
a window in the ward and screamed
that his wife was in danger.
The bandage around his neck had
been taken from his abdomen, police
said.
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Harry Allen, Il, Head
|0f Machine Shop, Dies

Harry =. Allen. "a, Of 1919 Thirty
nth street NV, president Of the
Allen, Mitchell 4 Co. machine shop
died Saturday In Garfield Hospital
AFTER q brief illness.
A native Of Camp Springs, Md,
Mr.. Allen received his education ii
the District public schools. More
than 40 years ago he formed . part
nership and organized the machine
shop, now located at 1858 Thirty
1rst street NV.
He was director OF the Northern
Liberty Building and Loan Associa-
ton and also Of the Boys Club Of
Washington. He held membership
In the Washington Board Of Trade
Optimist Club, Kiwanis Club, Pent-
alpha Blue Lodge Of the Masons
Washington Naval Chapter, r. A. NJ;
Scottish Rites and the Shrine, Uni
versal Craftsmen Of Engineers and
the Odd Fellows.
Survivors include sister, Miss
Fanny Allen; q half sister, Miss
Mary r. Latimef. and three half
brothers, Joseph B., Roberts z. and
Philip A. Latimer, all Of Washington
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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NEAL, SUSAN. A tribute of love to the
eVer-sweet memory OF our dearly beloved
mother and grandmother. SUSAN NEAL.
her cross for = crown two years ago to-
day. February 5, 1943.
Your life was good and useful,
So full Of love and lisht.
You helned to minister glad tidings.
Always walking In the right
You have done your life's work nobly,
You have labored while twas day;
Our heart il bowed in sorrow
since you quietly passed away.
Your weary hours and days Of pain.
Your troubled nights are past,
And in our hearts We know
your pEyoTED DE eaiIpsE ia AND q GRAND
please COPY
SHAW, LEILA A. In loving memory Of
our dear aunt, LEILA A. SHAW, who de-
parted this life one year ago today. Feb
ruary 5, 1914.
A precious one from us has gone,
A. voice We loved is stilled;
place Is vacant in our home
That never can be nlled.
THE MILSTEAD FAMILY.
SMALLwOoD, ADDIE BURKE. In low
and grandmother. ADDIE BURKE SMALL.
WOOD. who passed to the great beyond
sixteen years ago today. February 5. 1929.
am lonely ,ssu here without you, Mother.
] hope some day to Join you there,
In the blest eternity
LONELY DAUGHTER, ANNA r. STEWART.
Always in our memory.
GRANDCHILDREN, ADELAIDE L. NEAL.
WILLIE AND MINNIE HALL AND DA
MAE ROBINSON.
WINFIELD, SADIE E. In sad but sacred
memory Of my sister, SADIE E-WnUIELD,
yho passed AVA, sway three years aso today,
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Where loneliness never dies,
She lives in land Of glory
With the blue and the gold Of the skies.
FLORETTA COLEMAN.
WYNN. ELIZABETH II. IN loving meme
ory Of our dear mother and wife. Eliza
BETH NJ. WYNN. who left her earthly
home to join God in His peaceful land ssv-
enteen years ago today, February 3, 1925.
Every day brings back sweet memories,
Every memory brings tear:
Deep within our hearts We cherish
Thoushts Of one We all loved 20 dear
M DEVOTED CHILDREN AND HUS-
So BAND.
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Mrs. Anna HeitmuIIer,
Long In District Area, Dies

Mrs. Anna Heitmuller, q resident
Of the Washington area for more
than IS years, died yesterday ut her
home, 608 Pickwick lane, Chevy
Chase, Md, after an illness of three
months.
Born in Germany, Mrs. Heitmuller
came to this country with her par
ents as girl She was the widow of
Albert A. Heitmuller.
She Is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Anita H. Foster and Miss
Helen Heitmuller, and a grand
daughter, all of Chevy Chase.
Funeral services will be held at
1880 am, Wednesday at the Hines
funeral home. Burial will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Mary Douglas Drown,
Native Of Washington, Dies

Mrs. Mary Douglas Drown. ~, .
native Of Washington, died Satur-
day at her home, 5006 Thirteenth
street NV, after an illness Of nine
days. She was the widow Of WILL
bur F. Drown. former chief Of the
World War Division, Adjutant Gem
erals ONCE, War Department, who
died In 1889.
A descendant of Ninian Beall,
former owner of a large tract Of
land now part Of Georgetown, Mrs.
Drown was educated at the old
Washington Collegiate Institute. She
was a member Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution.
She is survived by q daughter,
Miss Marian Julia Drown Of the
Thirteenth street address, and
brother, A. Morris Buck of the Of
flee Of Defense Transportation.
Funeral services will be held ut
3 pm. today at the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be In Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Deaths Reported

Martha Mason. 10. 1249 Talbert It,. Ana.
Maud Lewis. y. II, 9Th st, Sc.
JACK Smith; 70; LAB q. n,y.sss.rso# ~
Eldora B; Bell. II. Alexandria, Va.
Mary @. Ballard, 50, 543 Randolph st. NV
Eva 4Bxyan, Ga, MGrshall Hill, Md. lssfis II.
Basil N. Rittenhouse. 90. Silver Spring
Aldors parnarl. SO. % 9Th st. ne.
Annie 2 Mclne1ney: 81, 22l0 18th st. ne
John c. MAYNARD, 81. Denbigh, Va.
Greed II. Russell. SO. johnson City, Tenn
Norma @. Gordon. SO. 1892 a4th st. Sc
Jacob T Fitzgerald. SO. 1912 Kenilwortt
Eugene s. Brent, 4s, Hillsboro, Fla.
Dora n: EsslinRer, 40. Broken Arrow, Okla
Mary N. Miller. 81. Arlington, Va.
Alexander p. Suer. 20, Philadelphia,
Hans Hans, W Maier. aIs New York City.
infant Aolloce, 1893 Penn. ave. Sc.
Infant BoeR I49 Hopkins ave.
Roberta Carroll, "a, 2O9 ST. Sc
Piessie Rogers. 55, 1125 Bennins pi ne
hionnie Phoneberser. 40, 2304 Ga. ave
Infant Scott. 325 sth ST. NV.
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Lord Churnwood Dies

LONDON, Feb. S R.-Lord Charm
wood, 80. whose biographies oil
Abraham Lincoln, George Wash.
ington and Theodore Roosevelt wer.
widely read in England, died Satur.
day. The title, which was con.
ferred in 1911. passes to his son
John Roby Benson, ~.
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Hruih6

wAIxER, MARION IosEPHuSE. q
eatufday, Esbrnafy 3. 1e46, et Der Ts9s'
and the late John NJ Faxio and devoted
friend Of Philip Marlborough. Also surviy-
Ing are her son, Edward p. walker; three
,si.ss1s IN Mr. Mn, nary Jones Eta = Rob
joseph Firmin. Paul A. and John NJ. FAxio
II. and other relatives and friends. After
IL noon Tuesday, February 6, friends may
on Wednesday, February 4. At 10 IN.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 8
WILLING. MANDA ANN. On SATURDAY..
SHssy AM le4S e Sasual Y. Hc Ssa..
mother Of Edward Robert Welitng and S.
ter Of Susie L. McCarty. Mrs. Nettie Long,
Mrs Walter Miller. Mrs. Robert Wilson,
ME- nsorsi M Green Lsndon and Bonnie
funeral home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, where
funeral services win be held on Wednes.
d.a F FRI At PIN .nternes
are invited to attend. 6
WEST, FREDERICK M. On Monday
February B. 1945. at Mount Alto Hospital,
FREDERICK M: WEST. the beloved hus:
Of u IG Slss. ws M nse .Hd
West Mrs. Marsaret =. Amato and Mrs
Mary 3. Fike. Services at Chambers
funeral home, 517S1th st. Sc. on We'd
ment Arlington National Cemetery. TAI
hambra, Calf, papers please copy)
WITHERs. MARJORIE. JUANITA. De-
parted this life Sunday. February 4.
JUANITA WrTHERS Of 1921 Eye st. NV.
the daughter of Mrs. Enc Walker and the
late Robert Walker. She is survived BY
. loving husband. Charles Nelson With
ers; devoted mother, Mrs. Enc Walker;
one aunt, Mrs. Maggie Davis; Z srand-
mother. Mrs, Elizabeth Walker Of Lees
and friends. The remains may be viewed
ct the Hall Bros. funeral home, 621 Flor
ida ave. NV, Tuesday February 8, after
4 pm. Funeral service Wednesday. Feb
ruary z, at 1870 pm. at the above funeral
home, Rev. Fair j. Jones ofnciating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WITHERs, MARGORIE. oncers and
members of United Aid Benevolent Asso-
citation are requested to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. MARJORIE WRITER'S
Wednesday, February 4, l946. 100 pm,
ida ave. NV. Meet there ut / pm. Wear
all black
MRS PAULINE B. HARVEY, President.
MISS BERTHA WILLIAMS, Secty.
YATES. WILLIAM v. Departed this life
on Thursday, February. /. 1945. at St.
WILLIAM LA. Y: YATES ot 925 18th st. NV;
wife. Emma Yates: one dausht ss two ss sons
and Q host Of other relatives and friends,
home. 2426 Eye st. NV. Funeral on Tues
ssStss church nag 60 Pm t. from from
the Rev. .Augustus Lewis ofdciating. inter-
ment Union Cemetery.
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To ToIk on Pucifie

Representative Margaret Chase
Smith, Republican, of Maine, win
talk about her Pacific travels with
the House Naval Affairs Committee
at . card party sponsored by the
Maine State Society at the Eastern
Star Home, 1900 Sixteenth street
NV, at 8 o'clock tonight. Tickets
will be on sale at the door.
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President Gorfield's
Duuqhter-in-Luw Dies

Hy the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Sarah
Williams Garfield. "a, daughter i'm
law Of President Garfield, died here
yesterday.
Her husband, AbrAm Garfield, the
assassinated Presidents youngest
son. survives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05

There IS a why for every bond you
buy-buy War Bonds today and
make them pay. e..
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| France, Ike those allocated 10 otloe
Omitted Nations, will remain vested
In the United States.
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Bratha

A10oTT, WILLIAM Il. On Monday
hsthesds, Nd. WILLIAM Il. Abp aSiSses q
Glen Echo Heights. Nd. father Of Mrs
5yrn9 - McCann. William Glen. Martin r.
Gharies z. Abbott, Services at the g. n
ainsS 60. funeral home, 290i 14th St. NV,
on Wednesday,, February z, at pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8
ALLEN. HARRY. e. On Saturday, Feb
OF ]. B., p. A., r. T. and Miss Mary r
Latimer and Miss Fanny M. Allen. Serv-
ICES at the 3. H. Hines Co. funeral home
2S01 14th st. NV, on Tuesday, February
8, at pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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RENICK, RALPH APPERSON. On Fri
day, February 2, 1945. RALPH APPERSON
RENICK, beloved husband OF Eleanor v.
Renick and son Of John and Elizabeth
funeral home. 3I7 Penna ave. Sc, on
Tuesday, February 8. at 2 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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| 1st st. s.w., washington. d G
Killed in action, in Italy, on Jan
| % uary a, 1915; He leaves to noun
| l~ his irreplaceables loss his believes
II wife, Carmen r. Greene, and son
| Franchot c. Greene; beloved moth
er and father, Laura z. and George A
4 Greene, ST.; one sister. Theresa b. Dyson
G end three brothers, Percy v; Greene
maid 9. V. Greene, now in France; on,
uncle, Snowden Davis; four aunts, Emm,
Toilver, BERTHE Higgins, Annie Green ant
ews and many friends. He was 4 devotet
member Of Shiloh Baptist Church, eti
and SITS. NV.
Il Oh. blessed are those who are still
4 Remembered with . certain joy;
Iney mold . place in loves embrace
4 That even death cannot destroy.
So we shall meet again some day,
In mansionS blest 30 far away,
! And live through all eternity
In happiness with God and thee.
HARMON, JOSEPH LAURH, On Mon
day, February 8. 1913, JOSEPH LAURIJ
HA "a beloved husband Of Lille Louis
Irving Harmon. Beulsh Il. voist. Jesn
nette H. King. Marie n. Ross and Psuiin,
Harmon. Funeral from the W. ". pea
| Wednesday, February Z, at 2:3O pm
Relatives and. friends invited. Intermen
Rock Creek Cemetery.
HARMON. JOSEPH I: A special com
/ III Lcdse; No: 1855. A. :; and 4: NJ.
N !! &, !; :! : :
I Quoting the last Masonic rite
for our late brother, Past Master JOGEPf
I. HARMON. Services ut the Deal finera
home, 4612 Ga. ave. NV, ct 2:3O pm
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. By or
i Worshipful Master.
i 7. WESTON SCOTT, sr., .secretary. 8
| HART, EDwARD r. suddenly. on sun
APO 9th st. NV, HOWARD p. HART
beloved husband Of Mary 3. Hart me
lNolan). Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HEITMULLER, ANNA. on Sunday. Feb
ruary. 4. 1915, at her residence, sos Pick
Illness, ANNA HE1TMULiER. wife Of Is
J late Albert a: Heitmuller. mother Of Mis-
Helen dHslttnSnlsI end Anti: T. Eosts
Services Ct the s. H. Hines CO. funera
Es.brlsry & st 1880 an. mtermsnt al
HOES, LEbNAaD. Departed this III
Finger Hespital. LEONARD HOES Of 4.
Quincy pl4ce ne. Re leaves to mourn
devoted father, Ernest Hess, and mother
! Mrs. Julia Hoes; eeven kfothers, nine sis
TERI two deyotsd covstng Mrs. LilliA,
lhost Of other relatives and friends. ~
mains may y viewed q the Han Bros. "a
neral home. 021 Florida ave. NV, Tuee
DAY after 3 p.4. Funeral services Thura
|. day, tebruAry 3. ct the Alhury Nethodia
, Chufch. osfmsatswa, Nd.
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SHELTON. ARTHUR ]

Friday. February 2. 1945. at his residence
1929 18th st. NV. ARTHUR J. SHELTON,
beloved husband of Lillian Shelton. devoted
son Of Edward and Leevella Shelton and
uncle of Irene B. and Lorin L. Meadows
He also leaves other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the w. Ernest JAR
Wis funeral church, 1892 You ST.. NV.
after 10 am. Monday, February 8,
Funeral Tuesday, February 8, at 2 pm,
from the above funeral church. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Payne's
Cemetery b
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GREENE, CAPT. JOHN NJ. w. Of 17O6
LIST st. s.w., Washington, D. C.
Killed in action, in Italy, on jan
~ uary "A, 1945. He leaves to mourn
l his irreplaceable loss his beloved
U wife, Carmen r. Greene, and son,
Franchot c. Greene; beloved moth
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KI1TENHOUSE, IT. COL. BASIL NOK-
RIS. U. s. A. tRetired). On Friday. Feb
ruary 2. 1915, at Walter Reed Hospital
1t. Col. BASIL NORRIS RTTTENHoUsE.
o. q. A {retired), of Rodney road, lillian
dale Nd, beloved husband OF Lorraine
Close Rittenhouse and father Of Mrs.
Lanier Gray and Comdr. Basil N, Ritten-
houe, q. 8. Navy, Of Alexandria, Va. 1t.
Col. Rittenhouse rests 1t the Warner 3.
Pumphrey funeral home. S434 Georgia
ave-, Silver Spring, Nd. Services Ut Fort
Myer Chapel on Monday, February s, at
la pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery,
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sEIPLE, DAVID s. On Sunday. Feb
ruary 4, 1915. At his residence. 1903 Fair.
lawn ave. Sc. DAVID 8. eElPIE, beloved
husband Of Bertha L. 6eiple, father OF
Howard D., Kenneth Z. and Esther n.
Seiple. Remains resting At Chambers' fu-
neral home, SIT 18th st. Sc, until Mon.
day, February 5, at 10 pm. Services and
interment Lancaster, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-19

dial S trpkym 1smevem: "Bozf
posel - elektricka jiskra! b.
Ii vile = nahoda! Neverte il
nemu, mic neexistuje a ia v il
neho neverim. Chodim do ko-
stella a jsem v cfrkvi, k Will
matce a prfbuznym a tn k Will
teticce, ale jinak jsem atheis-
tou, j1mz mne udelal svet a
veda."
"Pak ste k politovani", zvo-
lala Lidka Sc zajmem, "proto-
re nemate oporu ami zadnou u
techu. Nemate nadeji!"
"Snad, svedcil zadumane,
"ale to uz Sc nenapravf."
"Proto Sc bottle blesku, pro-
to Sc bottle smrti", rozmlouva-
la Lidka, my Sc il nebojfme.
Tat1nek fikava, re nejvfc BGh
toho miluje, koho bleskem "a
Bile, protoze to je ia nejlehci
a nejlepsf smrt!"
stepan chtel neco rfci, ale
vessel Ambroz. Byl zmokly a
vypadal polekane.
"Lidunko, pro Boha," zvolal
Zoos mi to udelala? Nahna-
las mi strachu, esli sc ii mic
nestalo. Letim az tebou plnei
ouzkosti."
Vyskocila a bezele mu
VStrlc. "DOciSta mOhS holt hoz
starosti," povidala, ia tn by
la este, nez prislo to hlavnf.
Nezlob Sc, re sem ii nahnala
strachu a tebe neposlechla, a.
lie bylo mi Ito tatfnka, to Wis,
ma jen to a uz to mel cely po-
rostly."
Jak by Sc mohl mrzeti, kdyz
byla tax vlfdna a pokorna a
kdyz mu tax dGverne polozila
ruku ma rameno a ptala Sc sta
rostlive. "Svezli ste? A CO
deti? Nebal Sc Jenicek dyz to
tax hrochalo? A panfmama uz
nehubuje?"
Vessel otec Rejhon a vital
zete: "Nehubujes ma Lidku,
re ii vodjela?" ptal Sc no.
"Me udelala moe dobre. W
bych z toho zitecka mic nemel"
"Coz sc m1zu ma nj zlobit?"
ptal Sc sedlak a small Sc. "Je
takova hodna a vsecko della
jen, re by vsady rada pomo-
hla." Pr tom pTitahl k sobe
jeji rame a povidal radostne /:
"Jen dyz Sc i mic nestalo a ne
umohkla tuze."
Tat1k Rejhon mel radost, a.
lie Stepan Sc odvratil a hledel
do okna dlouho ma stekajicf
dest S oxen a okapG i ma strou-
ny vody, jez Sc rinuly v pffko-
pech pc tom nahlem a prud-
KEN desti. Braly kamenky i
p1sek. a zpGsobovaly hluboke
prorvy pc stranach cesty.
Pomalu pTestavalo prseti i
v1tr Sc tisil a hrom Sc ukladal
kdesi vysoko mezi mracny. I
blesky pohasly a Jan rozhodl
"PGjdeme."
Lidce bylo 1zko, kdyz muzi
skladala pradlo do kufffku a
snasela, kde co hospodaT-
stvl bylo, ably no poTadne ma
tn vojnu vypravila.
"To mi Dude smutno," povf-
dala mu a usta Sc il neustale
stacela ku brade. Tezce bojo-
vala sc slzami.
"Dyt tn az mes1c Ease bu-
du", tesil il, ale slo mu to ne
Jak chraptive z krku, musel
81 odklaslat a ma Lidku Sc ne
odvazoval ami pod1vat. Byla
tn ~pan1mama pri tom i R1za a
on Sc pred mimi stydel "a Shy,
ktere by mu byly jiste vyhrk-
ly, kdyby Sc Lidce do ocf po-
dfval.
A pax - dyt nejni zadna
valka a je to jen. tax ma Spas.
I1ur OylO We Vdlce, uyZ Sc ru-
kovalo.
Lidka by mu byla rada po-
vedela, re by 81 z toho mic ne
delala, kdyby zGstala sama, a.
lie, re Sc boj1 pan1mamy, re vi,
CO vystoj1 "a ten mesic, ale k
tomu sc nechtela odhodlati "a
zadnou cenu. Nikdy mu ma
tchyni nezalovala a proto 81
stara ma nj tax troufala.
ga v1m," pov1dala skoro
septem, "a dyz je to preci dlou
no."
"No, no, Lidusko," hubovala
pan1mama, "vy ste ale hnilic-
ka. Neumite, leda natahovat
moldanky. TAX delate pora-
de. iakO byste byli teiden 500
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
World War II
Veteran Hangs
Self In Jail

Arturo Jurahui, 20, of Patagonia,
a veteran of World War II, hanged
himself in the county Jail early
Tuesday morning.
Jurahui had been taken to jail
Monday at the request of his family
pending a sanity hearing.
The ex-soldier fastened belt
around a steam pipe 20 feet above
the floor and jumped from an upper
bunk.
Jurahui was a combat veteran
who had served in France and Ger
many.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Lillian Manson
Victory Queen

Miss Lillian Ann Manson, an 9th
grade student, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Manson, was chosen as
Victory Queen of the high school
and Junior high school contestants
Friday when she sold $3962.50 of E
bonds.
Miss Evelyn Chernin, Nogales
High School senior, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Chernin, was second
with a sales record of $2981.25.
According to Harold Stiles, prin-
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
IS Aboue Zero
Coolest In
Several Years Here

With a minimum temperature of
Is above zero, the weather early last
Friday was the coldest in several
years here and just four degrees
short of the all-tine low at Nogales.
Cold weather has continued all
week.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21

gales High School art class for their
beautiful posters.
The public for answering our
appeal so graciously and unselfish-
ly.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
AT SAN BERNARDINO

Miss Gladys Pettingill, local ele-
mentary school teacher, is spending
her Christmas vacation in San Ber-
nardino, California.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Legion Thanks
Those Who
Helped In Drive
(By MRS. E. j. WILT

The American Legion and AuXi.l-
ary of the Ridge-Igo Post wish to
thank the following participants il
Gifts to the Yanks' drive:
The Nogales international and
Mr.. Craig Pottinger and his printer
who worked overtime to print our
very necessary gift lists and put up
with last minute rush articles.
The Herald and staff for their
publicity
Mr.. Joe Colunga of the Modern
Pharmacy for his window displays
and collection headquarters for the
gifts.
The Ell Paso Store who so gener-
ously gave donation and many
other articles for the gift packages,
their advertising of the gift lists
in the Daily Herald.
Bracker's for their ad in the
Herald.
Jimmy Kerson of The Cavern in
Nogales, Sonora, who made it pos
sible for the dance from which pro-
ceeds went to buy many gifts for
! the men and women in the hospi-
tails all over the world.
The Elks Club who gave so gen.
erously.
The Zack Odom Post Legion and
Auxiliary for reaching their quota
of II packages.
The Frank Reed School and No
Nogales international., 1945-12-21

cipal of the high school, the con-
testants sold a total of $7806.25 in
E Bonds.