davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-12-18

Though he men
tions the romantic
days Of lavendar and
bustles with nostal-
gia, still his eyes
shine when he sees
his very. modern
Evening star., 1946-12-18

II he dotes on
kitchen = puttering,
he'll like a Bar Boy.
This buzy little gad-
get opens his bottles,
measures, uncorks,
unscrews and does
Evening star., 1946-12-18

A snow man can get
by with q battered old
stoy e-pipe, but this
same headgear would
produce comments on
any other man. Other
men, incidentally, pre-
Evening star., 1946-12-18

Eversharp CA repeater pen, q Writing
wonder at SIS.
TAKE Heedt Only More Young Mems
Shopping Days Until Christmas.
Evening star., 1946-12-18

ton IN YMS history.
II you're interested
in having 6 h ! m
S h o W er you with
flowers and candy,
show him that you
REALLY care. This
is easily done by
Evening star., 1946-12-18

Buxton wallet, the three-way job that
has compartments for everything
Costs $40, and worth every penny.
Evening star., 1946-12-18

fer q Stetson, which you can linu 7
certificate form from $40 to $40.
Evening star., 1946-12-18

giving him such a treasure as our
pure silk foulard robe at $45.
Evening star., 1946-12-18

This unrufiled man
is one of those men
who keeps records
and puts things In
writing (almost
alwaysl). Help him
continue on his eff
Gent way with an
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-20
Continental Opens New Field
Deepest Well I'm Mountain Area
Gets Gas and VIII Drill Deeper

CASPER-Deepest well drilled in Rocky Mountain
Mountain Fuel Company Church Bus
in southwestern Wyomings in the meght due report
drill considerable gas and 8ravity
distae made IL 1894 feet the
made and drilling is resumng, with definite
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-20

Nozsh Bcxfsz
(swee&w@sw9 C0mmkys
xrsase@a,c sggsx Ne. 4 ,o.,
Lo@asions
Txa@seas-U. P. No. 8
NE SIC NV 11-1eN-104W
Drff1ing. $50.
OIL Mountain Field
(Natrona ComnEy)
re ~ Sr No e ss:s !
T-u, SAFE Pa, 2676. Testing. Averas-
Ing It's bbls. oil per day; is water.
Oregon B0sin-
Park C0mmsy3
Ohk0-Hasson u No.
NV NE NE s-50-10O
I'd, 4131. P.B- 1880. Testing.
Ohio wGasom N No.1
NW SW NV 9-60-100
I'd, 413O; P.B., 1928. Testing.
Fax Lxks
eAzbany Cowmay)
tch-Ceughasz Ne.
I'D. ss7o: ns-driIled to 1868. Testing.
River Dunae
lwmsk@kie Cewmtyl
Fr wv ~ inssesssa
DsT Il 757o. 30 II. In Frontier, showed
for 5000 d. wet gas. sonae b6-grsvtty
condensate Hecevs9ed. Caanented Sc In.
pipe az 1895. Top Muddy Slit. DIST $3.50
showed 5000 M gas and zoo bbls con-
densate per day. Top Embar, 9878; water
Ia Tansleep, 1925; Amsden, 1920;
AsasSssan, u. $50; Zig Horn 11s370, I'D.
PsS am8 Tszsea saz, 10s2A1. PERT. $500 to
10. aao, end msgT aAnwed for 2 SEQ M gas.
PERI fO,020-10,05B ppHA 4 NJ hrs-s 1000 NJ
f. sour gas and est 10 30. Naar COM
pleaion IN Embar. Flowed u bbas. Ia IL
keaxs Anldkxans and testing.
NV T3ses7ss
Setting f0~inchs $3.50; arflSkng past 1915.
Gas and condersate at 1900. In Frontier.
Iop 1st Eront.sr 1872 9 "a Eronsiss 96Ss
recovery of 40 &C. condensnte and ITO
It oAl-eass rssna Dsaiilns 5000.
Pare Oh MOI
SW sw 1882
MIRT.
Rock River Dome
(AEbany County,
Ohlo-Harrsson q Cooper No. "a
SW SW Z-TB-TS
Drilling. 1888.
Send Drew
(Hos Springs County,
Sand Draw Oh Co.Eaas Bnna Draw Unit
~ aw sw 1#szNssw
Standing. e11b.
esMeAazES No
SW Sc Sc 10-32N-e5W
i Tn,-411f sxer
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-20
Cole Creek

General Pet.-Well No. Tsx.2f-G
Sec. Fl, T. 35N, r. 77W
Derrick IN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
Nt,terifanijstc 8iiresr
int y,tecjla,picn

Ca5 StoatooGportlnCllt Der Der,
einigteuStaatcn fat ucrucnuncu, Sa6
GcrIoncn in 2)usoilaoier Sic sln-
lprlyd) allf >as uncertainties giirsera
reft baben, Don lofalcn WChDroer 81,
lclblt ncrhinoert 'r'arocu, iic6 nit Ser
slmerifaniid,en gptiGait IN 9clgran
in Gerbinbung 5u iescn. llno nnb
einigen ipgor ibrc esoentifi5ierlut9S-
oofllmcntc uorertbaltcn lpprNcn limo.
Ginigc Oicier Ecripnel1 ,pelhe cbc
mails iru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES luarcn.
iino nit Gcportierlmg nad) eineNl
u1grnalulien Srt bcSroht worber.
y Tomit cas Stnotsoemrtnlcnt Be-
SereIniatel1 Stnoten uncertainties
@iirger in SlgoiIanicn idiitcn fam,
iii cs unbehlngt nctlrcnoig, nab Ser.
lpncn, bie @e,utllis pnn in Slaplln.
luien ncile!lNcn nncrifnlliidGn @iir
germ baben iid, ioiprt nit Dem &c,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
pertrae iiber welt>
prcblcnt
Mit 1idjtbilSern iQnitricrt.

IS ;rirb Sen OelltiprehenOen ,Sreun.
Sen Gieuelanos cine Gelegenbeit &c.
hote,l cine Ncibe bon GortrGgen bel,
5lnpnbnen llnb guar IN Scr Sod)lcn.
heim Safe, an Ser @eitIcite, al
1901 9eniion slpc. "a oieie Gprtrii,
&c iid) meiitens iiber sic Stimme Ser
Weisiagllng llno sic @coelltltnN Ser
belltiacn @cltproblenle befaiien, miro
Ger Heorer gum groBcn Cell iih Ser
YropbctiIdIcl, @ifcr, Tanicl auno scr
Sffenbarllng boNicnen. Ser Heoncr
miro Gpongcliit Sobn 3. Nsllieih
po>l @in1ipc9, 9ton. Canada, icir.
Scr critic Gprtrog miro nln Conn,
tag, hen 10. rSeptember, ltottiinbel'
llnb Gpar nm s lthr abenos. 0eiong,
ltunbe 7:3O llbr. Gic EropbetiicOen
Simr6ilrar aperNen nit 2ihtbil6ern
oSer &arten illlntriert m2rNen.
0a3 GonlItec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
uct Gin britiistcs
meii3t,,ai aisbbrh

Oem englilhen ySiuacr" .@eii.
bud) bonn slpriI, bab in Ser Sd)riii
bes 2trboriten @ictcr Goaalcs
rSeapira them to tbeir Safe, IN
ter Die fritiife 2l,pe genonnncu
'pl,roe, ut nun cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lidprng oes Sonooner GrnGhr,mgs
miifiiterilmls geiolgt.
Oieles sreite Slnsers@eibblld
GngIanos ldBt erfennen, oab oit
Sagesoiot Scr engllIhcn 9eoolferunQ
Die in ser Ipril. Eublifation aui 2.
$50 &alorien bemertct lplrroe, sicni
lid, iurnerGn0ert geblieben lit. GinG
Sadoerilunoigen -&mmniilion SCI
lDs9Nsl but betonntlic) Sen inoiol
ouellen Turdhd)nittsbeS1rI bel elmer
oorber normal crnibrten 0euolfc.
rllng, Die ppll crbeit5iGbig blcibcl
inro oapor geldliitt mcrorn ipll franr
beltsaufullig 81 mcrhcn, nllf 2G5I
geid)dst @oilaucs bate in ieincr 0ro
ldnirc Ser Scltitelllmg, SOP sic enD
lilde GrllGbrlung Had) un,tlittcr Sci,
ltel!lrnJ nidt unbctrddtlih iber Sic
Ter 9torm licat, Die Sntinhe gegell.
ifbergeItcllt, oaB Sic britildr Seifent
lidfeit llno - sur Sfonoc Ser eng
liIhen 9tcgierllna mub cs Gcugt noe:
Sen - aild) Aie Sonhoncr 9icgie
rluWsfansleien iuiherballcn Don ci
'nen Ghor ielbItiiiGtigcr Stinmcn
bic inter iolheu llmituuben ieot
Wtoalihfcit niuciterer enDIiId)cr Sp
fer" 5ugulrItell aroercr &0lter lcllN
men, Golleno.S peritoBt e5 ndd 0Ol.
lanes nun IN England gegeu Den Gil
fen Son, Dem oberiibmt" gelpor0cncn
Siftlnm Wontgomerp5 81 luoer-
iprehen. Die Seutiden miibten udlu
Gnoe Scr interllationalen 2ebcn2mIt
tel Shlom1e sluiitcilllnJ nci,lneu"
Ser 2onooner rSoiIp GrpreB" orilG
te lid, oiiener nls, iluocm er 'eircr
@erid,t iiber .Mont9omerps slcnBc
rlma nit ser .lleberId)rift perInh
Germans nnrit be lett 70 their Iatc
SatiGhiid) bat, .pie Ser crgliIhc
a(utor fonitoticrt, ser ,sclomarldnii
lrno iri;hcrc GbcI ser hritiifcn 81,
nitreruaItlllng nit icinem bent mir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

partlneut Of State, @aibington, ..
g." in Yerbinol,ng iesen uno fol9en'
Sc glusfunit lhriitlih einienoen:
1. Namen Der Yerlonen 1lno Die
perid,ieoenen Shrcibapeiien ser gtus
men;
2. Srt l,no @ebllrtsSatlm uno ets
ne Stopie bes GclntrtsiNeins, Ialls es
iih aul, eii,c in oem &ereil1sten Stau'
ten geborere Gerion boiioelt:
3. Srt ulro 0atlnu ser 9tdtlrull<
lierl,ng unh oie 9ti,nlmer hes Wllr-
gerbriefes; falIs cs iieb 1nl einen ,'o-
turalilterten amcrifaniiGen Vitrgfr
ban0elt.
4. Iic lcbtbcfamtc 9(breilc oes Be
treficnocn II, S,tgoilmuien llno Ius
tilnl bes lebten ShriitlpecbIels.
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
q. =. NeticnbSrfc bot
Uerlmitc rcn Is punftcn

Nqp gprt. 9ei eincm 3urs sitllr5,
Ser einige Werte Inn etra ID Yl,nfte
berabbriifte, bat oic Nelp Oprfer
MfGicnA$ric lire itGrtitc &erfalriss
ipcllc ieit IS SSdbren 81 oer5eidnen.
Gon Sen insgeiamt 1875 Werten,
bie eeiponoclt suirraclL iielen 9S6,
tpGbrenb MIR 30 ltieacn
,SuSpiid,en ober bat iidy Ser 9lf.
tiennrarft lpieoer erbolt uno sic @er.
te itiasen ,pieoer aml Groeent.
Sieies isallell ilnb Steigen hoi
gegGtpdrtis nihts nit NbIablnan9cl
Sll tlln ,pie 1929, abcr has 8ereNe
ln,o nidt beurEirtsfrmnell 1T &ariS
Scigt ilnlner mebr uno n1ebr, buB mir
elmer internationaIen &riie 5lllteuern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sdlub bon Seite (.

Ger rlinli!1ild,e Gerfreter Girgiil
Maurer, lmterItoatsiefrct1r I'M @u-
farcIta' @eri'sbrsnlilriiterilnn, fir
tbsitcioenerc GrlotonitSiihc ilir
SfGocn, bic Dem Gigentium ser Mui.
iertet entItanoen iino. H,lblaro iebt
iid) ebenfnlls fiir cine gntihdAigun1
ein sic MIR teilipeiie Sic erlittenell
Sdtioen g,ltlnaht, tpabreno @rob-
britannien, Srnnfreirt l,nN hie Ser
eirigtcn Staoten pole Gntihdoiellne
perlangen. ---
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$hitmrrei,-@s4tpiitfe

"Sier lit GnSitation ser 8ergbabn.
Ton bier aus geben nur nod Gial
gum 8ipiel. ssdy bite Die Serridoi-
ten a,splitcigen!"
sllS Sir Serbert Gitdener - sic
Wiiroe zines 2prb Of &bartum er-
biet er crit 1898, mad, Ser iiearei.
den Gnbihlad)t - bein 0ormario;
gcaen Sen 9eaboi bis naf @aoi
Salfa porseorungen mar, IaBte er
Cen inter camaligen Gerbdltntlieu
llnaebeuer fiibnen Ylan, bas grGbtc
Nilfnie bis slbn Sameo ourd) einp
nclle Shmalipurbabn ob5uid)ne:oe..
3u bcn aeualtigen terbniitcn
SdnpieriJfeiica oieies @abnbanes
traten ol,d) rein militGriide: Gus
&opfcnoe ser Strede itieB INNER
tpcitcr ii, ieinolide @iii:e Dor llnO
bel ser aniGnglif, gcringer 2eiit.
i,ngsfiaiofeit crirroerte Sie ricytige
9enlelil,ng bon Mrbeits- urS 9cbcd=
ltngsnnnnifniten eincn it,pereu
Gntihll,i;, bamit nid)t sic Sidcrbcit
nllf Soften ocS Mrbeitstempos ainae
ooer lm1gcfehrt. Ole s(llirctterbnls
tl1ng Scr telegraphiifea Terbinoura
init benr aopie,1Sc mar oeInnctb pon
arobter @idtigtcit uno Sic Selc.
praobel,trupps lnllfteu Saa iiir Gag
!iings Ser Strcde Sic 0rGhte nad,.
5ieben, Sic bci atndlt BON isinGIic0cn
SpG5ern Surhaeihr!tten nproen
lpnren
Gauge nadber, ols sic oei02rlitc
Strede limeit liiberlpn'Scu tr,r,
riibmte elmer ser (pon &itdeuer its
rigenS gebaBten) &riegsberidieritat.
fer ben dltfopieruua &uol,cn 9ienit
ser Gelegrapbentrupps bcin Vabr.
ban. &ithener ltlnnlte c1frll 81 lmb
1rinllc oaHn: usSa. tucru Die Tcutc
crit gc,ulrBt hGttcn, DaE sic cigcut.
iidle Scitl,ng ols lmterirolicfcs
Ga6el perlegt mari" sIui Sic cnt,
ieste Begeniragc, rlc er IS onnn
babe iiber iidJ brirgcr fnnrc:l, icil,cn
Selten sic linnlpie 9lrbcit su3.umu-
ten meinte ser ,selohcrr nit Dem
fleineu SGdeln, bas i1m hei ricltn
10 llnbeliebt mnd)te: ryt:lr inocul ir)
oie Suitleitl,ng tGgnrb olsbclicru
licb, fonntc id) sic Moboiitcn obIal-
tcu uad) hem Gabcl 5u 'llhcu."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
bigcn Musiprrld) MIR oie ibritiitbe Gr.

bigen Iusiprlld) MIR Die britilde Grs
nabrl,pgspclitif in Norrhpeitoelttid,e
lano rin q glltiheu" gum Musor:td
gabrad,t. @ie uher Die gr,1dbrlrlgs-
nrholtnilie Gngln,tNs ieit oem Wto.
nat Mpril I'M lpeIeutlideu lwperull-
Sert aeblieben iino. 10 audl sic ar.t.
liben glufiali,ngen 2nnoons bilts
lihtlib ser internationalen Notbilie.
Gerpflid)tllngen Der glttlee -Hegie-
rllng.
FaN lpie Dor iteIlt man lt1 sort
ulli oen bon Sollal1cs uls oIfeniiht-
lid) liigenbaft eripieienen StunOa
punft. Gnglano lelber iei mic 2orS
@oolton gernNe5u betauptetc, ltt)on
nulli Minoeltrationeu gelebt" llnb
bobe bereits nieoes Spfer CUR Sc,
funpiliitg lmo Gertiitllng alslan-
oilctcr Grnlbr,urgsnote" gebraht, ,bie
hilligerlpciie bon Dem engliiden Sol:
fe erlpartet ,peroen fonlten. - Ntan
trat Ieinen slllgen nld)t, .penll man
in elmer Sorocner Meloung Ser Ocllts
lhcn 0luttcr 6es lnglcamcrifani'dcE
@eietllngagebiets i'm 2lnl lthlub an 81"
intuItlihe @icoergabc bea neycil
britiid)en r@cibbilts" Sdbe iuic Die
folgenoen lieit: yslugcIid)ts oic'er
idtWeriacn GrllalmllngSoerb1ltlii'e
IN England iclbit lit es uerIt0noiirb,
DAB in ser bon Sen griteu bclebtel
Gone 0cutidlanbs Standardization
in Ser Grll1brrlg auIgctrcteu linb, "
lulo Npcnn man Nann iinoet, bai' al
les, mas Sen MlugcrnOcu 9elltit)al,
hercn ollrdldnittlichc &aloricn5otl
IN Ser VritcnSone 1850 bctrdgt, 5llnl
Srobe 'aelagt miro. IN cinem !ccrcn
&impei@ uili sic ipirtidnItlid,t 3u=
lamnenlegllng Der britIld)en Jnit Der
amerifaniid,en 3pne beltebt. selegt
miro ole fiible Gebauptlng hon Aen
nit&nierigen MISUNDERSTANDING
len in Gngluno" III Der lragliden
Welouurg nit nitilts lueiter uls Ger
Slngobe oes @eiBbllcl)s, ser &aiorlcnz
inert ser eneliichen Iurctitnittso:at
lei yet,paS inter $3.50" geiollen.
8ouorc5 hat Sen Gant o6s Dreltcn
britiifen @eiBbltd,s in Der ssra9e hes
Observation-Disclosures beller &c
fenuSeid)net, ais mir Nas m tlln Der.
mohten: @omit mir es bierbci sll
tim bnben, lit S.ulgbllg, aber leiSer
Sunptnlg elmer gan5 bclotocrs talt
Oas itol5 oaroui lit, bon "Sbriitiar
bcrSigcn Sorte, sic cine!n SuNbc.
gentlemen" seIiibrt 81 lpcrhcn, rid)t
sur Cure gereilft."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12
Hipperrentc Gteater
sill the GnS Of Siine" 6cg,nnt
Witttpod), Is. September.

Tieier ausitebenoe romautiid)e Slim,
Elm Tralna reid an llntcrhaltlng, lit
&HS Hcoio's ySiu the Ono nj
Sinc" ba5 I'M Sippporpme Sbeater
nit Sorotbp Wc8uire, 6up WtuOi-
ion, Hobert 0iitdum uno 9ia &il=
lians IN ben Sitelrnilen olIgciiibrt
miro. Gs lit eirc Weidpid,te bon orc;
Gr 0fariners lpie bicie Sas Eroblenl
IN sSrieocns5eit Ieben regclu. WtaoiIuIl
lit boie neil icinc Gltcrn i'm pcrlRi
raten ,pollcn hopor cr alls Der Uni
form beraus lit Gr iGQt in 9icbc nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

n@ie gut, Sab Ssbr Saus,uirt Bel
ieinem s(utouniall bns @eoGhtnis
uerloren hat."
,Snlpiciern iou oa5 gut iein,"
,gt, b0ren Sic NAL -: bel ieiucr
GtrgaE9eubeit!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

Sri. Mc@ltirc unH icin ,Ircllno bciit
cine 1Sarm f.lllIe! 5u f6rMlcll mil
nber 5uerit Elm menil Spab erlc5en.
Ser ibn iehr foltipielig fnnnt. Mil,
Ser sen aenanlltcn auirfcn nod nit
Spm Sullu llno 9ilth Nelion ais
Maoilons Gltern II. q. n..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-12

SGnoe geIallen mar -- lit es ounllt
nirbt .fcinSlidcs" Gigentlm aepnrs
ocn? Seiocr bobcrl Ole lueitallliertelt
ySaGpcrltGroigan" in Gctabal1
riti)t eivlllal iopie SScritono phsr
BcpiiiellhnitiGfeit gchabt, riir cine
Iciinition bes WcgriiIes rbcitId)cl,
Gigcntllm" in Sen Heparationaflal'.
'eln 81 iorgcll, oie iolde her5Icie
Hiubereien ibcs @olidIcipiamlls III
Seiterreid) ultsidlicbt.
Son ocnt 9illlicnblb in Sclterreid)
farm mon iid) uutcr oiclen llnItiin.
Ncn leit)t cincn VcgriIi lnnNen. Nc-
Nauerlicbcrpei'c fonnen mir lnS DC:
Mitperonttportling iiir Die Veroub-
una lulo SIisblul9erlng Eca otter
rcid)ilden GolfC@ ollrd' Die Nl1N1cn
nitt irciiprcGeN. Ga3 @eringlte, mas
mir, nahoem eS einmal 10 peit ge-
fomnen lit, 3u mlcrer Garllicns~
ellilaitung tim fonncn, it, nid)t 81
..llgeben, OaB naN ser 2iQuiOierunJ
oer llNHH9l cine llnterbredlmg III
ser S5ilisofiion iiir haa gCnIarterts
Seiterrcidl cintritt.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
Dies at Ace of 107

CLARION, Pa, Jan. 81 {P.-Pedro
Peter Pascorall, a native of Rome,
Italy, died yesterday at the age of
lot. He was a former section FORE
man for the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad here.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
Funeral Services Held
For John Locher

Funeral services for John Locher
Washington labor leader who died
Friday at his home, 3423 o street
NV, were held this morning at
Hines funeral home, and requiem
high mass was sung at 10 am at
Holy Trinity Church. Burial was in
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor, and
Commissioner Guy Mason were
among the honorary pallbearers.
Other HONORARY pallbearers were
Police Supt. Harvey G. Callahan,
Daniel Tracy, Frank Fenton, VIII
liam C. flushing, Les Myers, Frank
w. Lee, Howard Colvin, Claude
Wharton, Lewis Springer, Robert
Buxbaum, Fred Walker, Lewis Pal
mer, Ernest Fontana, Howard Milor,
Robert Lester, Charles T. Penn,
John Schoff, Arthur Heaton, A. W.
Lee, Charles T. Tompkins, F. H
Martel. T. Calvin Owens, Robert W.
McChesney, Norman Hoyle, Emery
Garner, Ray Dimmick, w. A. John
son, Nat Jackson, Frank Howard,
Ralph Gray, John Proctor, ]. P.
Shields, j. C. Turner, Paul Jones,
Henry Duckworth, Faust Moreschi,
Earl w. Brown, William Burruss,
John Whit, James Hibbitts, Joseph
A. Pariseau, Harvey E. Murray, Jo-
seph P. Hillock, Charles Lewis, H. T.
Mcintyre, Milton r. Stevens, B. A
Downey, A. j, Crory, j. A. McConaty,
j. E. Faulconer, John T. O'Brien,
E. r. McCurdy, John McGinty,
James w. Fitzhugh, John Micro,
Frank O'Connor, Wallace Gibbs,
Charles Rizzo, A. w. Stream, Arthur
Morris and Edward Finch.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
1n Mrittnriattt

CARTER, AMZIE L. In sad but loving
Temem6ranee Of my dear brother, AMzIE
year ago today. January 21, l945.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills toe hard to climb;
He gently closed your loving eyes
IN-LAw, EVANDER PENN.
DIGGs, FRANK. tribute of love to
I've nasssnd ssars ago rEask sodss
His snT5 TbEySTES ESNii2 WIFE, RUTH DIaes
DOVE, ALICE E. In loving memory of
my dear mother, ALICE E. DOVE, who
pass1d sa45 away one year ago tod5y 1Sa Ssnuary
DOVE, ALICE E. In loving remem-
DovE; who passed ava away one year ago to-
ANNA e. DUNToN.
Of Fa,sos assr nut5s RoIYRs e PYtRs ERg
who departed this life ten years ago, jan
You don't know the sorrow to be left alone
III God sends message to your home;
But the saddest Of all is when He calls
for mother.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
:, Where loveliness never dies,
She lives in the land of glory,
With the blue and gold of the skies.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, CLARA, AND
GREAT-GRANDDAUGH
FULLER, ERNEST HAROLD. In sacred
memory of our dear son and
80 brother. ERNEST HAROLD Full
N8 LER, who was killed in action one
w. year ago today, January 21, 1945,
while serving with the S0th Di-
vision in Luxembourg.
Today is q day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
A day we shall always remember
When the rest Of the world forgets.
HIS FAMILY.
HERBERT, GEORGE A. In remem-
brance Of my stepfather, GEORGE A.
HERBERT, who departed this life one
year ago today, January 2I, 1945.
Cone. but not forgotten;
May he, rest in peace.
STEEpAUGHTER, OLLIE.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
Mrs. Mary Fitzmoris, Is,
Dies at SibIey Hospital

Mrs. Mary J. Fitzmorris, 70, of
1907 Varnum street NE, died yes
terday at Sibley Hospital.
The widow of John Fitzmorris,
Catholic University employe, she
had made her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna May Moynihan,
since the death of her husband.
A native of County Kerry, Ireland
Mrs. Fitzmorris lived in Albany
Ga, before coming to Washington
about so years ago. She was a
member of the Sodality of st. An
thongs Church.
Surviving besides Mrs. Moynihan
are three other daughters, Mrs
Theresa Holbrook and Mrs. Rose E
Sullivan, Washington. and Mrs. Hell
ena Richards, Norfolk, Va, and eight
grandchildren.
Requiem high mass will be sung
at 8 am. Wednesday at ST. An
thongs Church. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Evening star., 1946-01-21
William W. Morrison Dies;
Guard al Riggs Bank

William w. Morrison, IL, guard
at Riggs National Bank and for
merly a machinist at the Navy
Yard, died yesterday at Garfield
Hospital. He lived at 2116 Kalo-
rama road NV.
Born in Williamsport, Md, he
moved to Washington so years ago
He was employed at the Navy Yard
"a years and had worked for the
bank the last II years.
Mr. Morrison was a member of
st. Johns Masonic Lodge and
twice was patron of the lodges
chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Mary E. Morrison; a daughter, Miss
Katharine A. Morrison; son, Will
liam j. Morrison; a sister, Mrs.
Charlotte M. Cary; a brother, J.
Ellwood Morrison, and two grand
daughters, all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Wednesday at Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
William Taylor Belts, "a,
Garden Club Founder, Dies

william Taylor Belts, "a, OF 4911
Forty sixth street, NV, accountant
with the Elicit and Short Insurance
Co., died unexpectedly at his home
Saturday.
Mr.. Belts was born In Plattsburg
N. Y, and came to Washington when
a boy. He was founder and presi-
dent Of the American University
Park Garden Club, and was a past
president of the American Univer-
sity Park Citizens Association. He
also was member of the Potomac
Rose Society.
Associated with the William M.
Gait Co. for more than 40 years, Mr..
Belts later worked as an accountant
with the firm Of Bradley, Beall and
Howard.
Surviving are brother, Edward
G. Belts, of Washington, and three
daughters, Margaret Ethel Belts
and Mrs. Gilbert L. Rodier, of
Washington, and Mrs. Warren H.
Boyer, of Millersville, Pa.
Funeral services will be held at
the home .at pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
Gen. Mace Is Found
Dead With Pistol in
Hand in Manila Room
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Jan. 81. - The Army
public relations office reported yes
terday that Brig. Gen. Harold l..
Mace, 38-year-old Air Forces Of
ficer, was found shot to death yes
terday in his room at the Admiral
Apartments.
An Army service pistol was
clenched in his left hand A bullet
from it had been fired through his
mouth, public relations reported.
Gen. Mace, resident of Jackson
vile, Fla. was said to have been in
poor health for some time.
A houseboy found the body on
the floor. No one had heard a
shot but death apparently had oc-
Cured about $3.50 pm. Saturday.
Gen. Mace was born at Lake
Helen, Fla, october 10, 1907. He
was appointed flying cadet in 1928
and was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the Regular Army in
January, 1880, rising to captain in
1910. Temporary wartime promo
tions made him brigadier general
in the Air Forces November 81,
1914.
He served first at Maxwell Field,
Ala, and Fort Benning, Ga, then
spent two years in the Philippines
beginning in 1886.
After that his assignments were
principally to Air Force training
duties through the early part of the
war. After a tour at Randolph
Field, Tex, he became director of
training at the Coffeyville, Kans.,
flying school in June, 1912 He took
similar post at Goodfellow Field,
Tex, in November that year A
year later he became base COM
mander at the Lake Charles, La,
air base.
In December, 1914, he became
commander of the 98th Bombard-
ment Wing of the 9th Air Force
in Europe. In May, 1945, he was as
signed to the 7th Air Force in the
Pacific.
He was awarded the Air Medal in
March, 1914, the Distinguished
Flying Cross in August that year,
and the Legion of Merit in Septem-
ber, 1945. He held command pilot
and observer ratings.
Evening star., 1946-01-21
Mrs. Ida Miller, 78, Dies;
Was Native Of Russia

, Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Miller, 78, of 6516 Thirteenth street
NV, who died Saturday at Garfield
Hospital, will be held at 10 am
tomorrow at Danzanskys funeral
home, 3501 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Washington Hebrew
Congregation Cemetery.
Mrs. Miller was born in Russia
and came to this country in 1890
She had lived in Washington "a
years. She was the widow of Morris
Miller, a merchant of West Haven
Conn, who died in 1881.
Surviving are four sons, Abraham
and Gustav Miller of Washington
and Albert and Carl Miller of New
York; four daughters, Miss Florence
Miller and Mrs. Myer M. Silverman,
Washington; Mrs. Henry Gurevich,
Berwyn, Md, and Mrs. Benjamin
Levine, New Haven, Conn, and 10
grandchildren.