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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
". H.Sawyer,Jr.
Aided Delivery
OF QuadrupIets

BALTIMORE --LPl-- The Hem
qua Tuesday had passed
safely what doctors termed the
crucial first "a hours and were
given all chances of living a.
normal a life as can be expected
birth.
The three boys and a girl, still
in incubators for safety purposes.
Monday had their first feeding
four teaspoons OF glucose dissolve
ed in water-since being born
Sunday night at st. Agnes Hos
pital.
Their British mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Hem, outwardly In en-
cclient condition and reading a
DOCK, disclosed the girl would be
named Joan Mary-"Joan for one
OF my sisters and Mary for my
mother"
The parents named the boy.
Thomas, after DR.. Thomas j.
Bowyer who delivered them,
Bruce and Donald. The middle
names Of all three will be Joseph
"a Hem family tradition.
Hem met and married the Brit
ish girl while stationed in Eng
land late in 1914 and they have
another 15-month-old son.
The quads were weighed for the
first time Monday. Born prema-
turely by III months, the girl
weighed three pounds, five ounces
and the boys, two pounds, ten
ounces, three pounds IL ounces
and four pounds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
Mans!aughter
IndictmentIn
Winecoff Fire

ATLANTA. --iPl-- Three oDpr
ators Of the Winecoff Hotel which
burned here December I with IN,
loss of li9 lives have been indict.
I'd on charges Of involuntary man,
slaughter.
inc indictments we're brought
against 4. +. Gecle. ST.. and a
+. G"clc. Jr.. of Shcboygan. Wis.
ana K. +. O'ConnelI. a Chicago
detective, who had leased the no
tel since 1884.
One of three indictments alleg.
ing felony accuses the lcssees
al "unlawfully and without in.
tcntlon To do so cause J. r. Moody
OF Arlington. Ga. to fall to his
death in an effort TO escape from
the Winccoff Hotel during the
Dec. fire"
IL also charges the three Evil.
iully and wantonly" operated a
motel which had no outside fire es.
Capcs."
me other two indictments car.
RED misdcmcanor counts in the
death OF Miss Virginia Torbert OF
IhomaSton. Ga. and DR.. Carl c,
RASMUSSEN Of Des Moines. Iowa.
Fulton County Solicitor +. F..
Andrews said conviction on a fcl.
ony indictment OF involuntary
manslaughter carries sentence
OF from one TO three years. Con-
viction on a misdcmeanor count,
he said. would mean up to II
months in a public works camp.
SIX months in Jail and a fine of
81 900.
Shortly before the indictments
were returned. the grand jury
heard Charles NJ. Huguley OF the
National Board of Fire Under
writer's attribute the rapid spread
of the flames TO arson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
T u Gaps
quake
BY RUSSELL BRISES

TOKYO, -,Py- The u. S. Army
reported Tuesday that disease was
under control in Japan's earth
quake disaestcr, which by official
count caused at least 1886 casual.
ties and left nearly 10000 home.
less.
The greatest disease peril re.
manned in the PROSTATE city OF
Shingu, on Wakayama' cas-
coast. where 14,O00 Japanese,
whose homes collapsed in the first
shock or burned in the fires that
followed, huddlced OH the beaches
in Japan's inhospitable winter.
These refugees were living on
boiled creek water. while over.
worked Japanese doctors treated
300 hospital cases in any shelter
they could find. Their hospital
vanished in the fire that swept the
city.
The Army and Japanese author
tiles, who has rushed serum and
food TO all other danger areas.
were arranging TO get more serum
into isolated Shiagu, which al
ready had one boatload OF sup
plies.
,0S8 Known Dead
The official casualty toll, COM
piled by the Japanese Home
Ministry, remained at 1896 in
GLIDING LOSS dead. 1865 missing
and LIP injured. That was it's
figure as OF II o'clock Monday
night.
The Ministry began a check of
property damage of SATURDAYS
violent quake and tidal waves. It
was expected the total would reach
billions Of yen.
Its survey so far showed 12.491
homes wrecked, buried by debris
or washed away. 0.555 partly des-
tioyed. and 2.502 ships of various
sizes wrecked. Some ships were
picked up by the tidal waved and
hurled half mile inland on Wa.
kayama's western shore, US. Air
observers reported.
Relief Work
And while the count Of ruin and
death went on, Americans 70,
things done in one OF the greatest
relief mission in Japan's history
Relief trains we're rolling into
the area. ships were arriving al
striker ports. serum was distribut
ed against typhoid. typhus n q
other disaster-stalking diseases
and two US. Army emergency
hospitals were moved to handle
overflow cases.
japanese Red Cross workers
were doing great job. Arm,
authorities said, but II was Ameri
can organization and energy tina,
was getting action by severins
Japanese bureaucratic red tape.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24

rope Flus XII Warns Of Ne1v Eur0Denn C0nficts
Latest Plan
OnHOusing
Announced

WASHINGTON, -Ry- The
Governments revised housing pro-
sram which removes several con-
trolls from the building industry
went into effect Wednesday along
with some new incentives for con-
s,ruction of rental housing.
Ceiling prices were eliminated
on houses built for sale. But, to
prevent luxury type" construc-
lion. houses must be held to |. 800
square feet of floor space and fin
lures for single bath room.
No further prioritics will be is
sued To- home builders but those
outsta nding must be honored by
supplicrs if builders elect to use
them. The users of prioritics must
comply with controls OF the old
housing program. such as a So
900 cost ceiling.
The new aids to rental housing
include substitution of an $50 pro-
lcct average for the old $50 per
unit monthly maximum rent. Thus
project owners may charge more
for the more desirable dwelling
units Il they scale the others low
enough to achieve the $50 aver
age
Another major step was reduc-
ton in the minimum amount of
principal that must be paid offI
each month on a rental housing
mortgage insured by the Federal
Housing Administration.
builders loan now NAV cx-f
tend over 81 years and scvcnt
months where the interest rate isl
per cent. The average length of
time under the old higher pay
ments was p years and ! months.
Tn. "HA also announced that il /!
has hroadcned its eligibility stand 4
ards for mortgage insurance to /
cover new types OF apartment 4
buildings. Apartments with corri-
dors and elevators have previous
" been barred in drive to OBJ I
tain more 'gardcn-type" develop
,mcrtS.
The agency said that hcnccforth
II viii adjust its insurance COM
mitmCnts on projects where fluc-
tNations in building costs occur
after construction has begun.
Another relaxation Of the ruled
VIII permit a ron-vetcran to buiA
a rental housing project and ~
cupy one of the units himself INK
on, first offering all 49, to
veterans &<15t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
N% Relnch Republic
aces Colonial War

N PARIS. -(APl-Francc's Fourth
Republic officially comes into no
Elng Tuesday with the Nation in ;
EBerllouS financial state and tn,
fcntlre ShaRy structure OF her co
lonial empire threatened by tho
bloody WHITMAN bid for com
plete independence III lndo-China
The new French Constitution he.
comes legally effective at the mo-
ment when Parliamcnt's upper
Rouse meets tor the first time -
SIX ana half years after the
senate OF the Third Republic held
ITS last session on May 81. 1910.
The Council of the Republic.
which replaces the Senate in the
new French legislative system
viii meet under the presidency of
Dr. Jules Chaser, "A radical social
!St who gets the honor by virtue
If seniority. He is 81.
The Council i scheduled 70 ioir
win tho EotionaI Assan,bi,. Iss,,.
airy l6 to elect President of the
Republic rs France moves towar d
the end of her war-ncccssitated po-
litical reconstruction by the cs-
adjustment of a permanent gov
eminent.
Thc H,,ior.I ,.sor,,l,. mr. lou.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
It's Christmas, to-
In Town OF Nativity
BY CARTER l.. DAyIDsoS

BETHLEHEM. -GP,-- One of the
largest throngs in its history con.
verged In bright sunny weather
Tuesday OF the little town of Beth.
lehem to celebrate Christendom' s
most joyous feast. the eve of the
.946th anniversary OF the birth of
Jesus Christ.
A venerable churchman was des-
ignated TO leave at noon from the
historic Jaffa Gate site In Jerusa.
lem-the city where Sual. David
Solomon and Herod ruled-to lead
the traditional procession 10 this
little town OF the nativity.
He vas the Roman Catholic Pat
riarch Louis Bsrla ssina. 75-vear.
old former priest OF Turin and Rome
VIII ohss been head OF the Latin
clergy in Palestine for 20 years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
Peace Plan
Outlined
By POntiff

VATICAN CITY -R,- Pope Plus
All declared Tuesday OH the eve of
me second Christmas since World
war II ended, that Europe stood in
grave danger of new conflicts.
Addressing the resident members
OF the College of Cardinals whose
so-year-old dean. Gennaro Cardinal
frantic Pignatelli Di Belmonte.
mad Just presented their Christmas
greetings. the pontiff called for an
early. Just and definite peace.
Otherwise. he said. the "constan.
agitation" OF Europe's peoples. their
ulsliiusionment and discomfort"
over the wars aftermath, might
give rise Ito the flames of new
conflict"
The pontiff's address was broad
cast by the Vatican's short wave
station and re-broadcast over the
itailan and Spanish long wave sta
lions. ~
Pleads With Rulers
In The gravity of the present
hour. the pontiff invited the rulers
OF the world to base their policies
on three considerations:
l. To remove dangerous inter-
national tensions and end tho
present intolerable state oil tncer-
tainty.' he urged 1.-The advent of
q deflnitive peace among all states"
/ 2. To the labor OF peace he
pIeaded, let the rulers apply the
seal OF true justice. of a far
seeing wisdom. OF sincere service
10 common interests of the entire
human family"
3. Let them finally. he said. es-
'abllSh in their instruments of
peace "a procedure clearly deter
mined" for correcting them. so that
The voice OF reason and euuity'
demanding notifications might be
needed.
Mourns Fate Of Charter
There was emotion in the Pope,s
clear. strong voice as he lamented
the fate Of the Atlantic Charter i'm
the years since President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill pro-
mulgated il.
I All peoples listened" he said.
AT last they could breathe.
And what is now left of that
message and Of It's provisions?"
Speaking OF the antagorliSm tina
The church confronts today. the
pontiff said that mo christian has
the right to abstain from the fight
against the enemies of Christ
No one, h esaid. must rest with
folded arms, with head bowed and
with knees weak"
The church. the pontiff aid did
not fear and today. as Yesterday.
remained solid against trails.
The holy father again directed
his attention to the needs of War
ravaged countries. referring TO his
appeal of last spring.
Much" he said. has been done"
for children and the aged, and
much help given has saved the
honor of humanity"
But" he said. lit is not enough
and we are compelled TO renew
our appeal OF last spring
'Bread-in the literal sense of
the worlds lacking for whole pop
ulationS."
This danger of need. he said. has
darkened the threshold of the new
year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
Duke Foundation
Gifts $62,975,607

NEW YORK III Hospitals in
the Carolinas received S537 .S34
rom the Duke Endowmen t during
1915. the Duke Endowment Year
book No. IA shows.
The Yearbook. issued here. also
reveals that child care institution
in the two states received ~.
379.47. ~
The Endowment distributed sf62.
3f5. 6W.4S from its start Zi92i
through 1915. or this amou; Duke
University received s35. 311R. 2s.
Other monies were 2raS8d as
follows: Davidson CollegE $40.
O2g.47: Furman Universie8fssl. sos.
6'0.2S: johnson c. Smid6 1Jnivcr
sity. 81 .O69 .531.11; hosp1tkk. S1s.
s31 .s52.03: orphanagcsI S2. 437.
1925: operating rural 6rchcs.
S946. 9S1. 10: building - chur
ches. ss55. s2S.39: supe Mated
Methodist preachers. S464 $50.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
US Army Spre2ds Rhi
Suffering Fpltn Raj
Farley ON PaeFW&'
Spurned M HdkS

BASEL. SWITZERLAND
The world Zionist congress
day tHxned thumbs dowT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24

a CHI should take
the General
III organization
~ matter an d
r to prticipatc in the
not."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
Sign Trade Agreement

ROME. I'D Italy and France
have signed new trade agree
mcnt providing for the exchange
Of more than 0.O00. 900 worth Of
goods next year. France will re.
ceivc raw silk. oils. sulphur and
fruit mainly. Italy viii get phos.
pilates. potassium, steel. iron scrap,
bauxite and other products.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
Cash Dividends I'm

WASHINGTON, -tF1-- Corpora
tons reported cash dividends dur
ing October Of 344,7oo, 900, or 7.e
percent more than during the
same month last year, the Com
merce Department said. For the
three-month period ended Oct. 81,
dividend payments OF $s6e, 900 900
were reported, an increase Of 1875
percent over the corresponding
period OF 1915,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24
French Troops Msys

PARIS -F1- The French Press
Agency reports that the 0,0O0-ton
French cruiser. Duquesne. carry
ing units Of the First Regiment OF
parachutists, have left Aigisrs for
Indochina.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-24

TweI y-fiJS~of the delegates alb
strain from voting on t h G
resolu Jon, which was introduced
by RBbi A. II. Silver of Cleveland
Obi chairman Of the Congress
.palkcal commission.
kfN short time before approving
Silvcr's resolution. the Congress
unanimously adopted a resolution
condcmning the British White
Paper rs IAN obstacle TO the res.
cue and rehabilitation OF hundreds
Of thousands Of the surviving
Jews in Europe
Want Full Immigration
The Congress also unanimously
approved another resolution de-
handing unrestricted immigration
TO the Holy Land and proclaiming
the inalicnablc right OF every
jew In need OF home TO seek sal
walton In Palestine" The congress
acclaimed "the continuous flow to
Palestine Of Jewish immigrants -
men. women and children who
have braved every terror to reach
the shores OF their homeland"
Adoption of Silvers resolution
regarding the Palestine conference
was generally regarded as
strengthening his chance for elect
ion as president OF the world
Zionist organization. The election
Is the last major item remaining
on the agenda.
silver has told tho congress that
he was skeptical OF the results OF
a three-way London conference
on Palestine, and has made IL clear
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
NEW GHSTEE' GEEME PA.
By Betty Krause.

New Castle, Pa, Jan. II -
, The second basketball carnival
held at New Castle on Jan. Il
was a success. Most of the clubs
showed up in full force, which
gave the evening an excellent
start.
During the first part of the
evening six Saxon teams held the
attention of the large crowd by
some clever basketball playing
The game between Farrell and
New Castle came to close finish
with Farrell the victor and New
Castle taking the lead among the
defeated teams of the evening. In
the second game Cleveland West
finished the game leavingIounes
town trailing behind by quite a
number of points. The Monaco
team ended the basketball game
by fairly walking away with the
winning score against Ellwood
City.
Following the games a delic-
ious meal was served at the Elm
tracht by the New Castle Jrs. La
ter in the evening there was dane
ing to the music of Ray Melcer's $
orchestra.
Our special thanks 60 to the
seven ladies whose untiring Ell
forts made possible the most deli
ciOus meal.
Willie Ungar, Martin kuttesch
and Paul Sander deserve credit
for assisting the bartenders who
where doing very rushing bust
ness. These boys can alsways be
depended on. Thanks fellows.
Last but not least our thanks
to all of you who helped make
the basketball carnival such q
tremendous success.
To Youngstown: Be seeing
you all Saturday evening when
the New Castle Juniors will &C
cept the invitation to join the
| Youngstown team in a game al
basketball.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

Jr, High School on Princeton
Ave. (South Side) at 8 p. m. AZ
ter the game we can all go down
to the club for little enjoyment
Service News
We are hoping it won't be to
long until all Our boys will be
back home to stay. In the past
week arriving home to stay were
Mike Bokesch Jr. and Bill Theis
Jr., it sure is swell to see YOU
back.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bokesch with a baby
girl born on Dec. 81, 1885. Frank
is our new president and maybe
'someday she'll be president of
the Youngstown Jrs.
On Sunday, January u, the
Ladies Lodge are celebrating
their 4Oth anniversary. Come on
all, let's show our appreciation
to the ladies for all their help
they gave to us by attending
their banquet and dance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Erna Ham

Youngstown, O., Jan. l7-Last
meeting we had installation OF
new officers, with very good
attendance. What do you say
now, how about keeping up the
good spirit. We have two new
members, they are: Emma Mar
TIM and Dolores Wallisch. Trans
ferred back to Our club from
Cleveland West is Elizabeth Bo-
kesch. Glad to have you back
with us "Lydia".
To New Castle
Thanks for the swell time you
showed us, sorry not more of us
were there from Youngstown
We're looking forward to Satur.
day night when our boys pla.
the New Castle boys, the game:
will be played at the Princeton
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