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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-11
Police Officer Slain;
Two Suspects Held
Comic artist
To Visit Here

Roy Crane. cartoonist and
creator of the Buzz Sawyer
comic strip. will visit Key
West about she middle of
June and is planning fish
ing cruise through the Keys
at that time.
MIR. Crane will be accom-
panied by two bobby sox"
daughters. as a letter states.
and NJ. ]. DaetwYler. owner
of Daetwyier's nurseries in
Orlando. who is also an ardent
fisherman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-11
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PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES
ARE DUE FOR WEEKEND

Partly cloudy this afternoon,
tonight and tomorrow is included
on the weather menu, Observer
Sam Goldsmith reported today.
Moderate, occasionally fresh
southeasterly winds are also due.
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VALDEZ KILLED WITH
OWN GUN; PAIR NAB
BED IN DRACNET f5
MINUTES AFTER COM
MITTINC CRIME

City policeman jose Valdez. ~,
colored, was shot and instantly
killed at I am. today by a negro
woman at 322 Mickens lane.
Within AS minutes after the
Staying a police dragnet. thrown
about the area. resulted in the
arrest of two suspects, Cora Lee
Stanley, %, and James Harris,
%, also of the Mickens lane adj
dress. Police Chief Louis Eisner
said.
The officer was shot with his
own service pistol. which. Chief
Eisner said, was wTested from his
hostler by the woman suspect.
Grilled at the county jail. the
women told Chief Eisner and
Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace that she fired a shot at
Valdez and he faAed to go down.
She shot again, the chief quoted
her as saying. and tho officer fell
The dead officers gun was
found at 1913 Thomas street. four
blocks from the scene OF the
crime.
The woman was arrested by
Lieut.. Ray Atwell and Patrolmen
Howard Harris and Bcnvenido
Perez while walking barefoot on
Virginia street, while her alleged
accomplice was seized ON Angela
street.
Crowds Threaten Pair
As the officers seized the pair.
crowd gathered amd threatened
the prisoners and il was only
through the presence of police Of
ficers and deputy sheriffs. armed
with machine guns, that prevent
ed violence to the prisoners.
According 20 the story told
Chief Eisner and sheriff's office,
Valdez met Wilson and the wo-
man on Petronia street and adj
vised them TO go home, rs they
were drunk Wilson replied.
That's Just where we arc GO
ing. and Valdez said he would
accompany them 10 see they ar
rived home safely.
Valdez entered their home. 800
Mickens lane, with them, and he
and Wilson came TO grips. Chiel
Deputy Sheriff Wallace said.
While they were wrestling, Val
dez' revolver fell from lis holster,
and tho woman is alleged 10 have
picked it up and shot him through
the heart. Powder stains from
the explosion of the shell were
on Valdez shirt on the left side,
directly across from his heart.
Deputy Wallace said.
The bullet pierced Valdez
heart.
Heard Q Shots
James Harris said he was pass
ing 322 Mickens lane when he
heard three pistol shots, and that
moment later he heard Cora
Lee Stanley exclaim, Let's get
out of here before the law gets
us" They ran out of the house
into the lane. and Harris reported
the matter to Policeman Harris,
who said that, when he arrested
the woman she told him that she
had shot Valdez because he was
'tussling with my boy friend
Coroner Ora Albury IS holding
an inquest this afternoon t. de
termine the manner in which
Valdez was killed. The jury com
Continued on Page Threel
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NAVY APPOINTMENT DUE

An operations officer in the
rank of commander will be APP
pointed soon at the Key West
Navy Base.
Evening star., 1946-08-14

VOL. 9:30-Georse Putnam introduces Gen.
\. H. Arnold, Fleet Admiras Ernest King and
William leahy. who will speak on the signifi,
tanee Of the first anniversary Of the Jap SUI
render. A message from Cen George karshalI
will be read
WMAl, t0:45-Repfesentd've Jennings Ran
doIph compares American labor practices with
those of Russia.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
on THE AIR J0NI6HT.

WRc, 700-A murder al a ballet school
occupies the horths tonight
WWDc. 7:00-A re.enaeiment Of the flash
ing Of the japanese surrender news one year
ago.
WRC. 730-A special program marking the
first anniversary Of the Japanese surrender
Veterans who saw action in the Pacific are
featured.
Evening star., 1946-08-14

WWDc, 7:40-The Senators and the New
York Yankees play ball.
W0P, 8:30-A dramatic presentation CON-
pairing the day Of victory over Japan with today
WT0P. 9:00-lana Turner in "Vvatous
Lady
WhAL. 9:30-Conespondent CIeie Roberts
is featured on this special program, dramatiling
the years events since the Jap surrender.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
.EIo2NTI Y.

draw Ra azsa5oGy bstween the Nu-
renbers trial and Iynchings In ia
Unfesd States. both crimes againsa
humanity.
May we respectfully urge that
you introduce a resolution calling
for enactment Of federal anti-lyn-
ching legislation, since it has been
clearly demonstrated that a few
of the American states either
cannot or viii not prevent lynch
ings or punish lynchers. The rest
of the world does not d~ifferenti-
ate between states which permit
lynchings and those which do not.
but considers them as American
lynchcings which does intimate
harm to American prestige during
this critical period Of world hi
story.
Competent Constitutional au-
thorities are agreed that the Con-
gress has authority to enact such
legislation. Recommendation by
the American Bar Association OF
federal anti-lynching and adequate
civil rights will be enormously va
luable in assuring to all citizens
full equal protection"
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

Released by U. S Var Department Bureau of Public ReEtons
so PROUDLY THEY WEAR THE HONOR-First Lieutenants
1C1arence D. Lester Qeft) of Chicago, and Jack D. Holsclaw of Spokane,
Wash, pilots of the 332nd Fighter Group in Italy, are pictured shortly
after Brigadier General Benjamin O. Davis presented them with the
Distinguished Flving Cross on behalf of the War Department. These
daring airmen materially assisted" our successes in the Mediterra-
eean Theater of Operations. (Photos by Army Air Forceslf
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

SGT. CHRISTINE BOYD Of
Omaha served more than 3 years
in the Womens' Army Corps. She
received her basic training at Ft.
Des Moines; was stationed at TT.
Devens, Mass, New York Port Of
Embarkation and 106th WAC De-
tachment at Camp SLOVENIAN,
Service Committee of the Near
Northside Branch YMCA of which
Father S. j. Sanchez is chairman.
Mr.. Hanson gave opportunity for
us to learn more about YMCA on
a National and International level.
BADMINTON
Each Tuesday evening a reserv-
ed for adult programs at the "Y"
Craft classes conducted by Mrs.
Francis Porter are held on Tues
day evenings as well as instruc-
tons in badminton are given by
VIM. BUS King.
BASKETBALL
Two of the " teams entered
in the Early Bird Tournament at
the Omaha " competed in the
final games. The Y Big Five
winning second place and the Bob
cats winning third place.
SWIMMING
Saturday November 9 marks an
other swimming date for the
Northside " boys. Be at the "
at 4 pm. if you are DESTROYS of
going to the Omaha YMCA to
swim.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
SORENSON is PRESIDENT
OF COUNCIL

At a meeting Of the Nebraska
Iowa Electrical Council, A. v.
Sorenson was elected president to
serve for the 1946-47 term. Other
officers elected were Jack R.. Ward
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
Federal
Employment
Opportunities

1 Position-Training officer
Vocational Rehabilitation and
Education
B. Salary-S3397 to STOP per
annum
B. Place of Employment-Vet-
Grams Administration Regional
office, Lincoln, Nebr., Mime
apolis, MINI. Sioux. Falls. S.
d., Des Moines Iowa. Fargo.
N. ID.
c. Closing Date 11-19-46
d. Examination open to gem
eral public.
APPLICATION forms may be secured
at the Omaha Post Office. request
announcement No. 8-95 (1946l.
Persons wishing more detailed in
formation on announcement are to
call in person at the Urban League
office.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
NAAcP URGES BAR ASSN
CALL FOR ANTI-LYNCH LAW

NEW YORK, Oct. 31-Calling
upon the members of the Ameri-
can Bar Association, at its 69th
Annual Convention in Atlantic
City, N. j., to pass a resolution for
a federtd anti-lynching bill, Wal
ter White, executive secretary.
NAACP, sent the following tele-
gram to Willis Smith, president
of the Bar Association on Oct.
29th.
I'VE have read with deep inter-
est accounts of your address to
the opening session of the Goth
annual Convention of American
Bar Association. in which you
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
URBAN LEA'G
NOTES
League Staff Members
Appointed To Govt Post
Ar. Leo Bohauon,
Executive Sec'y, Omaha

Appointed To Govt Post
Appointment of two National Ur-
ban League Staff members to sig
nificant government and social
work posts was announced this
week by the ~interracial social work
agency. Julius A. Thomas. the Lea
gue's director Of Industrial Rela-
tons, was selected as consultant
in the United States Department
Of Labor, Retaining and Reem-
Administration; and Nell
son c. jackson. Southern Field Di-
rector of the League, was invited
to serve on the first Executive
Committee Of the recently organi-
zed Association for the Study OF
Community Organization.
Mr.. Thomas, who recently re-
ceived a citation from the National
Selective Service System, will
serve as an advisor to Shane Mac
Carthy, assistant IRA Administr-
ator in charge Of the Reemploy-
ment Branch. His services will
be used specifically in the areas
Of employment and training of Ne
groes throughout the country, and
he will be able to draw upon ex-
periences and reports Of conditions
of Negro employment from Sc Ur-
ban Leagues in 20 states and the
District of Columbia in interpre-
ting employment trends and needs.
Mr.. jackson is one of the fourteen
persons from various parts of the
country selected for membership
on the executive committee of the
Association for the Study Of Com
munity Organization. Organization
Of the group was completed at the
1916 meeting Of the National Con-
ference Of Social Work in Buffalo
New York, and is headed by Ar
thur Durham, Professor Of Com
munity Organization. Institute Of
Social Work, University Of Mich.
Survey of Rooms for Rent
The North Branch YMCA and
YWCA, Woodsen Center and the
Urban League are jointly spon-
soring a survey of rooms available
to visitors to Omaha. Landlords
and rooming house operators who
are interested and who have not
registered recently with either of
the four agencies listed above are
requested to do so at once. Each
agency will keep files on all avail
BILE rooms for rent PoCicfrofi0
of rooms and the referral of vi
sitors for Accommodations will be
a free service.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

rockets, artillery and machine
guns.
PRIVATE GEORGE WATSON
of Alabama, was also awarded
the Distinguished Service Cross
posthumously after losing his life
h%erocially at Pordoch Harbor. New
Guinea in March 1913.
(Hi-lite Photo, Detroit. released
py Y. s. War Dept. Bureau of Pu-
bic Relations)
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

first vice-president; Sam G. bod
son, second vice-president; Frank
N. Wolf, secretary and c. r. Hell
gesen, treasurer.
The election of the following men
was certified for service on the
Board of Directors for the new
term:
Claude Howell; George Carter;
M. L. Burgess; v. T. Beats; Ed
Bradley; Day L. Harper; M. c.,
Roy; John Kresl; John. ]. Goebel;
F. E. Smith.
These men represent all branch
es of the electrical industry retail
ers, contractors, manufacturers,
distributors and utility.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

2. Position Labor (Custodial
Service)
A. Salary%17OO a year
B. Place-Post Office Dept.
C~larinda, Iowa; Cedar Rapids.
Iowa; Omaha, Nebr.; Pierre,
South Dakota
c. Closing Date-Nov. 10. 1916
d. Examination open to per-
sons entitled to veteran pre-
ference. Other applicants will
not be accepted unless quail
fled veteran applicants are not
available.
Application forms r obtainable
at any of the above named post
offices. Request announcement No.
6-113 (1946) Persons wishing gen
eral information on announcement
are to call in person at the Ur-
ban League office, 2213 Lake st.
Signed-Leo Bohanon, executive
secy. Omaha Urban League
Miss Rena B. Smith. director.
Eighth u. S. Civil Service Region
announced today that applications
for probational ~(career) appoint
ments to the position of Laborer
(Custodial Service) at the Omaha.
Post Office would be
accepted until the close of business
Is, 1916.
Custodial positions are restricted
by law to persons entitled to vet
preference. In the event that
preference eligibles are not avail
able, appointments may be made
of non-veteranS.
The entrance salary is S1700 a
year with periodic increases of
500 a year until the maximum
of $4,000 a year is reached.
written examination is requir-
ed. In order to meet minimum qua
applicant must have had
least 6 months experience in
manual work above the grade OF
mere common or unskilled labor.
janitorial or cleaning duties.
Full information and application
'orms are available from George
Storms secretary Civil Service
1t the Omaha, Nebraska Post Of
ice.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

Who was Commander of a Tank
Destroyer company in France.
Awarded the Distinguished Ser
vice Cross on February 28th, 1915
by the War Dept. for "extraord-
mary heroism in action.
Captain Thomas won the Armys'
second highest decoration by Ii
terally shooting his way through
the Siegfried Lire December 1914.
in a blaze of fire from enemy
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
Elk's Club Notes
BY Ut. Mariana MeF adden

Don't forget the Bingo games
every Saturday night at the Elk's
Hall at 2420 Lake st.
The members of the Booster
club wish to thank everyone for
helping them make their first af-
fair a huge success.
Mr.. George Drewson is none
other than our own "Skeetsr. DIT.
Amelia Allen and MI. George
Orewson were united in bonds Of
Holy matrimony. Oct. rs, 1916.
Congratulations "Skeets''.
Mrs. ReEecca Cox of Buffalo. N.
Y. was the house guest of DIT.
Lillian Stevens for several DAYS
last week.
DIT. Angeleen Adams, who is DIT.
Ruler of the Temple in Lincoln,
Nebr., was the house guest of DIT.
Mile Bones. DIT. Adams also at
tended the banquet Wednesday.
October 80.
Units of Iroquois Lodge an,
Temple 223 held a banquet Oct. 81
entertaining many members o
these units and guests from on
Of the city. Visitors from out o
the city Bro. Rev. Barner
Quaker City Lodge 27O. Philadel
phia, Pa; DIT. Helen Williams o.
Unity Temple No. 81, Harrisburg.
Pa; Bro. George Bell, Unity NO
II, Harrisburg, Penn; Mrs. Harris
of Bedford. Pa; Bro. Luther Allen
of Cornhusker Lodge Lincoln; Bro
Felix Polk Of Cornhusker Lodge.
Lincoln; and many others.
The Elk's Ensemble is appear
ing in a concert for the first time
their beautifully decorated Hall
at 2420 Lake ST., Monday Novem-
Der 18th. Presenting some very
fine artists in music; anyone that
cares to hear this group of forty
and vocalists under the di-
rection of H. L. Preston, attend on
this date, Monday, Nov. 18th at
8:15 pm. No admittance will be
charged. A very fine program is
to be arranged for this occasion.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

A CLASSIFIED AID WILL SELL If,
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
Views
NEAR NORTHSIDE BRANCH
WAYNE HANSON

WAYNE HANSON
Around rs persons heard Mr..
Wayne Hanson, world traveller.
speak at a dinner meeting held
at the Cozy Grille on Tuesday
October 18th, at 6 pm. This meet
ing was sponsored by the World
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

Mrs. John J. Wixted and ehil- dren, Jack and Eleanor, of Jack son Heights, L. l., have returned to their home from a visit with Mrs. Mary Parker of North Main Street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

 Arthur $. Judd, Middlebury.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert T. Sullivan of Baldwin Street announce the birth of their first child, a daugh- ter, Mary Ann at St. Marys Hos pital, August 12 Mrs. Sullivan is the former Dorothy Kendrick.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred T. McHu9h, Waterville Street, announce the birth of son. Jeffrey Alan, August l, at Waterbury Hospital. Mrs McHugh is the former Elizabeth Petitjean.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Petitjean, WaterVille Street, are the parents of a son, Robert Howard, born August 2, at Waterbury Hospital Mrs. Petitjean is the former Gladys JesSiman.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mckee, Quinn Street, Naugatuek, announce the birth of a son, Owen, August Il, at Waterbury Hospital Mrs Mckee is the former Mildred Owens, Granville, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald Buckley, Baldwin Street, announce the birth of their first child. a son, Gerald Francis, Tuesday at St Mary's Hospital. Mrs Buckley is the for mer Miss Lillian Armstrong.
 MT and Mrs. Gerard Normand, Ruel Street, are the parents of a son, Alfred Thomas, born July 30, at St. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Nor mand is the former Phyllis San- toro.
 MT and Mrs. Matthew J. King, Jr., Congress Avenue, announce the birth of second son, Thomas Ed ward, August at St. Mary's Hos pital Mrs. King is the former Helen Johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
Miss Schn1itS,
 Nangatnck, Has SurbriSe Sh0U,ey

Naugatuck, Aug. 15-Miss Evelyn Sch1nitz. of New Haven Road, who will become the bride of John w. Mondich of Rubber Avenue, August A, was guest of honor at a surprise miscellaneous shower recently, given by Mrs. John Hackett and Miss Betty Hackett at their home on New Haven Road.
 Guests included: Mrs. Harry Schmitz, Mrs. Albert Booth, Mrs Jacob Mercy, Mrs. John Fruin, Mrs. Lois Boyd, Mrs. Stuart Boyd, Mrs. Marie zehnder, Mrs. William Met calf, Mrs. Herman zehnder, Mrs. Frank ODonnell, Mrs. Warren Booth, Mrs. G. w. Wilkoski, Mrs. Mabel Ogilvie, Mrs. William Popke, Mrs. Andrew Van Delft, Mrs. Arnlin zehnder, Mrs. Joseph Zehnder, Mrs. Maude Tripp, Mrs. Charles Price, Mrs. Ala Max Wilkins, and Mrs. August zehnder.
 Mrs. Robert Zehnder, Mrs. w. s. Clark, Mrs. Henry Erk, Mrs. George Ziegler, Mrs. James Schaff, Misses Sophie Zehnder, Joan Bunker, Grace Booth, Elaine Hackett, Lavern zieg- Ter and Rita Popke.
 Mrs. Joseph Velms, Mrs. Michael Hamulak, Mrs. Andrew Weaver, Misses Harriet Velms, Jean Velms, Ann Hamulak, all of Ansonia, and Mrs. Herman Beckman of New Ha- ven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
Miss Anderson
 Is ShOzpeY Guest

Mrs. Irving E. Smith and Miss Shirley Anderson were hostesses at a recent miscellaneous shower at the Smith home on Fairlawn Ave- nue, in honor of Miss Dorothy An- derSon of FairlaWn Avenue, who will become the bride of Warren I. Smith of Fairlawn Avenue, August 24th.
 Guests attending were: Mrs. Dorothy Merkle, Mrs. Peter Collins, Mrs Mae Clark, Mrs. William Zu- brisky, Mrs Elizabeth Palmatier, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. John Sul- livan Mrs. Anthony Corvo, Mrs. Bertha Barker, Mrs. Caroline Slater Mrs. LeRoy Maltby, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs Gustav An- derson, Mrs. William Garvey, Mrs. Richard Pierpont and Mrs. Ann Sheehan.
 Also present were the Misses Betty Coe, Florence Coe., Violet Pierpont Sylvia Pierpont, Veronica GarVey. Joyce Stevens, Florence Anderson, Shirley Smith. Eunice Holihan, Eleanor Gould, Elba An- derson, Anna Anderson, Bernadette Maracelis. Phyllis Pappioanon and Lillian Partiss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
Mr., Mrs. K.j. Knudsen Of Southbury, Mork
 Weddinq Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. K. J. kf1udSen, or Old Judd Road, Soutilbury, recently marked their 18th wedding anri- versary at a dinner given at their home.
 The couple were married in New Denmark, New Brunswick, on Aug. IA, 1928. Mrs. Knudsen Is the for mer Miss Elsa Lange, daughter of the late Dr. H. O. Lange, and Mrs. Lange, of Gentotge, Copenhagen, Denmark Dr. Lange, who died in Copenhagen in 1e43, was chief H. brarian of the Royal Library in Copenhagen, and egyptologist at the University of Copenhagen.
 MT. Knudsen Is the son of the late Rev. and Mrs. H Knudsen of Bornholm, Denmark. He is affili- ated with the Lewis Engineering Company, Naugat2ck, as chief elec- tronics engineer.
 Present at the anniversary din- ner were MT. and Mrs. Louis Christensen, of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Mrs. Paul Knudsen, of Pick ering, Ontario, Canada, MT. and Mrs. Louis Bouet, of Middlebury, Mrs Marie Domenjoz, of Wethers- field, and Miss Betty Blanchard and c. L. Morrison of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
Social Notes
-Gualtieri Studio.

MT. and Mrs. Edgar Dounais, formerly of this city, have return ed to their home in Montreal, Can ada, following weeks visit here.
 Frank Flavin, of Rochester, N. Y, has returned to his home after visiting his sister. Miss Helen Fla win, and his brother and sister-in- law, MT and Mrs. George F4avin, of Baldwin Street.
 Miss Jacqueline Goldman, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Gold man, Columbia Boulevard, will re- turn Saturday from Boston, Mass. where she attended the Summer session at Boston University. She will resume studies in the Fall al Smith College, Northampton, Mass. where she will be senior.
 Miss Louise Spallone of Fulton Street, who will be married Satur- day to Angelo V. Carriero, CrowT Street, was honored at persona shower recently at the home 0! Miss Ann Wood, Naugatuck. Mis-, Lucy Carriero was assisting hostess
 Mir. and Mrs. John Lynch, ot Keefe Street, are entertaining MT and Mrs. John Henry of Maryland
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
ROSatO-Cin1inO Bridal Saturday

Plans have been completed for the marriage of Miss Dorothy Ann Ro- sato, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pe- ter Rosato of Wall Street and De- menic Cimino, son of MT. and Mrs Paul Cimino of Woodbine Avenue, Oakville. The wedding is sched- uled to take place on Saturday at g o'clock at Sacred Heart Church. The Rev, Henry E. Quinn, pastor will celebrate the nuptial high Mass. A musical program will be presented with William O'Brien, soloist and Mrs. Mildred Burns, organist. Se- lection will include, Ave Maria" "Panis Angelicus." and Mother At Your Feet is Kneeling."
 Members of the bridal party will include Miss Irene Rosato, sister of the bride elect as maid of honor Dorothy Rosato, a cousin of the bride-elect of New York Mary Iz- zo, another cousin and Mary Cimi- no, sister of the bridegroom elect will be bridesmaids. Domenic Ci- mino cousin of the bridegroom elect of Boston, Mass, will be best man. Peter Rosato, Jr., brother of the bride-elect William Calabrese. cou- sin of the bridegroom elect of Wood bury and Joseph Spadola of Nauga- tuck will be ushers.
 Approximately 300 guests from Boston, and New York City will attend reception at Concordia hall following a dinner at Diorios Res taurant
 Miss Rosato is graduate of Crosby High School. MT. Cimino, a graduate of WatertoWn High School served in the U s. Army for three years including two years service in Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
Rosalyn Biron
 TO Wed Veteran

The Rev. Alfred Mathieu will of- ficiate at the marriage ceremony uniting Miss Rosalyn Marie Biron, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Biron of Thrushwood Place and niece of Arthur LeMay retired Can- adian attache to the Parliament and Theodore Burmeister, son Of MT. and Mrs William Burmeister of Meriden Road. The wedding will be held on Saturday at Il 80 at the Church of St. Ann.
 The bride-elect will be attended by her cousin Miss Eileen Mayer, as maid of honor. Mrs. William Ward and Miss Alice Biron, a cousin of the bride-elect, will be bridesmaids. Ernest Sathory will be best man. William Ward and John Daley will be ushers.
 More than one hundred and fifty guests are expected to attend re- ception at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Buon, Is a graduate of VII by High School. MT. Btrmeisber 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

graduate of Wilby High School was recently discharged from the Army Air Forces after serving in the Pa cific Theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
Births

MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Judd of Hillside Avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Karen Ruth, born at Waterbury Hospital, Monday. Mrs. Judd is the former Edna Ove- son, of Minneapolis, Minn. MT. Judd is the son of Mir and Mrs. Arthur $. Judd, Middlebmy.