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Evening star., 1946-10-07
John T. Hamilton Rites
Al -Four Corners Today

Funeral services for John Fred
erick Hamilton, 60. lifelong resident
Of -Four Corners, Silver Spring, Md,
were to be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church, Four Corners.
Burial will take place in the Coles
Vile cemetery.
A retired Navy Department en-
ploye, Mr.. Hamiltonn died Friday
night at his home at l0406 Old
Bladensburg road. after an illness Of
several months. He was born in the
house in which he died.
Active in church work, Mr.. Ham
ilton was a trustee of the Marvin
Memorial Church. He was mem
ber of the Silver Spring Masonic
Lodge.
Mr.. Hamilton was retired from
the Naval Research Laboratory at
Bellevue In 1899 after 20 years
Of service.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Hamilton, and four
children, George Hamilton Of Reno,
New, and william Hamilton, Mrs.
Lucille Eckloff and Mrs. Sarah
williams, all of Silver Spring. A
brother, Charles Hamilton Of Indian
Head, Md, 10 grand children and
two great-grandchildren also sur
vive.
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Syme I. CabeII, IA, Dies;
Former Food, Druq Official

Syme T. Cabeu, "A. former head
Of the interstate records division of
the Food and Drug Administration,
died yesterday at his home, 4S Chan
ming street NV, after long illness.
A native of Clinton. Miss, Mr..
Cabell came here in 1903 He retired
from Government service four years
ago after 80 years employment. A
Mason, he was a member of the
East Gate Lodge Of Washington.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Louise Monteith Cabell; a sister.
Mrs. M. B. Herndon: a brother.
Courtney Cabell. both Of Clinton.
and a nephew, Charles Cabell, Of
Washington.
Funeral services and burial will be
held at Clinton, Miss, Wednesday.
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don was IL the family moved tb
Rockville. Later the elder Kingdom
gave up the ministry for Govern
ment service in Washington.
Served on Election Board.
Carey Kingdom at one time was
the Rockville representative for most
Washington and Baltimore papers
For the last IL years he had been
a Republican member of the Board
of Supervisors of Elections for Mont
gomery County and for a number
of years prior to that was clerk OF
the board. Almost all who made
regular visits to the county court
house at Rockville made his ac-
quaintance.
From day to day, for almost hall
century, he chronicled the doings
of the people with whom he lived
and the tragedies as we'll In April
1885, when a train hit a school bus
at a grade crossing and II children
were killed, he helped cover the
story. When she Rockville High
School burned, Mr.. Kingdom was
there.
He reported for the Montgomery
County readers of The Star the in
ception and progress Of county i'm
provements and the workings Of the
county and the town governments.
Lost Son in February.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Hattie G. Kingdom, who retired only
last year after teaching school In
Montgomery County for SO years; a
daughter, Miss Mary r. Kingdom, a
member of the faculty of the Rich
ard Montgomery High School In
Rockville; daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Helen v. Kingdom, the widow Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kingdoms son, John A.
Kingdom, who has made her home
with the Kingdoms with her two
children, 10 Ann, 10, and John Dom
aid, 7; two sisters, Miss Isabel King
don and Miss Alverda Kingdom, also
Of Rockville. and a brother, Bryan
Kingdom of st. Louis.
The Kingdoms son, a title -exami-
ner in Rockville, died last February
The father, despite his sorrow, tele-
phoned The Star an account of his
sons career and death, just as he
had reported the death of countless
other county citizens.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
Fred ". Chase Rites Today;
Former Census EmpIoye

Funeral services for Fred Waite
Chase. "a, who died Friday night
at his home. 17o7 Columbia road
NV, after a two-year illness, were
to be held today at the Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Augusta, Me.
Mr.. Chase, a native of Augusta,
moved to the District in 1897. He
was an employe of the Census
Bureau for. IS years until his re-
tirement in 1882. He was an active
member until his illness of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church, Connecti-
cut avenue and Bancroft place NV.
His WIFE,. Mrs. Jennie w. Chase,
died in April 1914.
Surviving are q daughter, Mrs.
Gideon A. Cox, 1920 Connecticut
avenue NV, and sister, Mrs.
Frank C. Deering, Saco, Me.
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Charles Weekend Dies

EBENSBURG. Pa. Oct. 7 R.-
Charles Henry Weakland. II, re-
tired executive of the Montgomery
Ward & Co., Chicago, died yesterday
at his home here after q years ILL.,
ness. Mr.. Weakland, a descendant
Of Lord Baltimore who settled Mary
land in the 18th century, was super
visor Of purchases for the mail order
firm for 20 years.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
Deaths Reported

Charles Butts, SO, 1908 Kenyon st.
SsrnaTa H.,n Hsrdnss 41s sth ele q. Shepherd
Margaret L. Underwood Il; 3o1s 18th st.
Jacob Grossman: es;; 113 Webster .es..s st.
Eandra L, Andrews. /. 30O3 7th st. Sc.
infant Parks, Alcott Hall
infant Weinelt. District Heishts, Nd.
Stenhen Chapman. 75 4O5 4th st. Sc.
william T. Hill. 55. 1916 18th st.
Clarence Minor, 4s, I7o5 es 10Th St.
Evelyn watts, alias Hasler. "a, 1884
lIth st.
infant Little (A,. 4502 Foote st. ne.
infant Russel, 231I Conn. ave.
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!. +. Sortori. Banker, Dies

+ LOS ANGELES, Oct. Z P.-Jo-
seph F. Sartori, 81, long leader in
California financial circles, died at
his home in Pacific Palisades yester-
day from old age. He was chairman
of the board of the Security First
National Bank of Los Angeles, the
Nations ninth largest.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
'ui Mss'eR ROLAND M. BROWN. Secretary.

oes1S.l TssHsfkEs iSs 1sRAaa skA a Msafks7F
Charles Trashinsky OF Washinston, Mrs.
Ben ao Mrs. .pd Esther
eoaS.Is aner. fqPs1s Heme 81
nsss shosm 2s.eDse r. n
1924 1st st. Sc.
s.H Tsrt My EIca e'ess eoSD & lss saR Il
vAILAHcE, peloyed wife q Samuel Hyatt
Valance and devoted saother r.ok Of sn., M,s;
ices at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort, Mger. Va,
TnsdaS ostober N.ons az s9
as rsix qftGsss Sssy 4 vas sso hoSss asasrt Of
p pvsIon ave ma ma T. Van D. Rooysn
ssss ad funsf. s, ~ aon: . Fl Bean. Masaa
ssr sbo1e psr6r m ocSsT
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WALTON MARTHA MABEL: On Sun; n;
day. October 6, 1915 at the residenee r OF
hhsshs h:T nd MAaraA Iera st SAh hv sS
Of on Mrs. 81 GLADYS e waits Remains RESTING
4 Md.' cnamH'1 anai1 p,m' nef Mohaa9' % octsSsf Z
Services and interment Wooster, Ohio.
WARE, JULIA. Departed this life Sun,
1872 L st. Sc, devoted wife ot Wilnam
gan and sister of Raymond Stepney, She
also is survived by two aunts, two Insles,
relatives and friends Remains resting at
the Barnes a. Matthews Funeral Home
6i4 4th ST. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
ZsCHIEGNER, ROLAND CARL. Sud.
eer ns1 sprinF. hGms Nd. ao RoLANp Carl zscHIEG-
NER, beloved husband OF Helen Y: zssnles-
d Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434 Geor-
eia ave, Silver Spring. Md. where sery-
ices will be held on Tuesday, October 8,
at pm Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry Wellsville. Ithaca and Olean, N. T.,
papers please copy.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Sunny and
warm with temperature in low 80s
this afternoon. Fair with lowest
temperature about SIS tonight. To-
morrow increasing cloudiness and
mild.
Virginia - Continued mild with
considerable cloudiness tonight and
tomorrow and some rain likely over
south portion tomorrow.
Maryland - Continued mild with
fair tonight and increasing cloudi-
ness tomorrow.
Wind velocity, 10 miles per hour;
direction, north northeast.
River Report.
from United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear At
Evening star., 1946-10-07
Uarn nf ThankH

:. DAILY, n. IkANK; The family Of the
its deepest thanks to the many friends
and neighbors who called and sent flowers
to express their sympathy In cur time
Mrs CATHERINE DAILY AND CHILDREN.
MRS. .TAIMATEER. MR.. JAMES pALY
Evening star., 1946-10-07

Mexico has constructed 352 rural
and urban schools in three months.
Evening star., 1946-10-07

HARDING. BERNARD T. On Friday.
sS sssp5erd st. ig nv, sERsiNsAFD sis + HARD.
ING. the beloved husband Of the late
5. and RAYMOND b. Harding. and the late
1t. Maurice L. Harding, ouartermaster
Corps. United States Army, Funeral seryo
Chaplin st. NV, on Tuesday, October 8. at
2 pm, Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. 8
HARDING, BERNARD r. WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1946-10-07

will convene in session Of sor-
row at 7:30 pm. Monday, Octo.
Der Z, 1916. and proceed to
Chambers Funeral Home, l4On
Chaplin st. NV. where Elks'
services will be held at 9 pm.
: Of our late brother. BEE-
HARDING, enrolled May ~:
October 4. 1916. By order of
T. PICKREI, Exalted Ruler.
:, M. YOUNG, Secretary.
Evening star., 1946-10-07
CEMETERY LOTS,

5 SITES at Fort Lincoln. Cemetery. Cali
WA. 5916. ewes. Can call all day sunday.
FORT LINCOLN, 3 grave sites; reasonable.
Falls Church 1f11-R. III
Evening star., 1946-10-07
sHEPaEED. ULYSSES G. GgaTM; YsgEs On, On s.,; ,.

aEdaBH psI96eT ef Al s4y st q ps
Of John Shepherd Of Marianns, Ark. !.
Arthur Shepherd Of Washington. D. c.; DR..
Earl Shepherd Of Los Angeles, Calf: Mrs
Bernice Hayes of Tulsa, Okla, and Mrs.
Frances Reed Of Chicago, Ill. Also sur
friends. After Il noon Tuesday friends
are invited to call at the Mcguire Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV where services
pm Internment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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Temperature and Humidity.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Mnnfhly nrecinif tion in inchnS in the
Evening star., 1946-10-07
DpathH

SIMMONS. GEORGE W. On Sunday.
Gosare q sss sks Selened hsosRb.nd sasRbsnd
Of Mrs. Dora Simmons of 1923 Fairmont
st. NV. He also is survived by three
As. ASs.t Ha shd Of Wfm gato: Mg rofF s,.fF
Arthur and Samuel Simmons. and other
relatives and friends Remains resting
at the Allen & Morrow Funeral Home
inc. 1925 v st. NV. Notice Of funeral
SMITH MYRrLE M. On Saturday, o.
sSse %s E. stsldffff iT.ad i Mft' i
Chambers Funeral Home, Riverdale, Nd,
on Wednesday. October O., at 1890 I'M
Interment Washington National Gene
terry
SUTTON, WILLIAM j. On Sunday,
East Capitol st, WILLIAM j. SUTTON, be-
loved husband Of Carrie Y. Sutton. father
Of Carrie y. Sutton. Mrs. Marie o. Gerard
and Charles r Miller; brother OF Mrs
Mate sturges. Mrs Bessie Nordike and Mrs.
Louis Louise Carte SERVICES a. bis ats resi-
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery: Services by Cham
bers. Elmira IN. " newspapers please
copy. 8
SUTTON WILLIAM J. Special COM
4. r. A. A. M, Is called at 1:15
IN pm. Tuesday, October s.. 1946.
nNo for the purpose of conducting
NY the Masonic burial service of our
w late brother, WILLIAM J. SUIT
TON. By order of the Worship
Evening star., 1946-10-07

KOHLMER, REGINA. The oficers and
~ members Of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge
II No. 4. l. o. o. r, are hereby notified
tfAX to assemble at the Chambers Funeral
N Home, 1901 Cleveland ave.. River
II dale, Nd. at 3 pm. on Tuesday;
NN October s. 1946. to conduct funeral
services for our late Sister REGINA
W ADA L. COOPER. N. G,
Evening star., 1946-10-07

ALEXANDER. MABEL DAWSON. A trib-
ute of love to the memory Of my Gear
mother MABEL DAWSON ALEXANDER,
who departed this life Ave years ago to-
day, October :. 1941.
It's lonely here without YOU
And so sad along life's way;
Life does not seem the same. dear
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Boucher's Civil Suit 
 Partnership
 Dissolution
 BasIs of Action

The civil action brought by Jo- scph D. Boucher of Waterbury against John r. Hayes. also of this city. and based on dissolution of their partnership tn the Hayes Construction Company, was trans ferred today from Superior Court to Common Pleas Court.
 According to the complaint the plaintiff received a note for S2,l50 when they dissolved the concern in 1893 and divided assets The note was given by V. Roland Sica for construction work at 27 Jefferson Street. the writ states
 It Is alleged that the defendant. who supervised work on the Sica premises. knew that the work was defective and that the note was un- collectable The payments on the note were stopped Dec l, i944 when the balance due was $l ,765.
 The case was transferred to Com mon Pleas Court by stipulation, after the defendant claimed the amount of damages. fl any, would be below S2.5O0 the minimum that can be sought in Superior Court The writ had asked for $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
College Nuns Guests at AIun1n0e Meeting Waterbury Chapter of St. Elizabeth
 EntertainS Sisters Marie Jose and
 Joanna Marie at Curtis House

SiSter Marie Jose, Ph. D., presi- dent of the College oi g. Eliza. beth. Convent station, N. ]. and Sister Joanna Marie dean Of the collegc were guests Saturday afs ternoon at a combined Waterbury Chapter and state alumnne luncheon meeting at Curtis House in Wood- bury. Alumnae attended from Wa. terbury. Bridgeport. Hartford, Dan. bury. Norfolk and also from Spring field. Mas. Miss Margaret Kil- martin. retiring president presided.
 This marked the first time in the history oi the chapter that both college president and dean were in attendance Slater Jose. leading woman educator. to eastern cole leges, one of the first nuns to re. ccivc a ID. degree in course from Columbia University. stated that the college registration is filled for lDa6 and lga7. The present regis traitor, she said. is over 600 stu- dents. The school Is planning a large building campaign and ex- pansion as SOon as conditions are favorable. SisteTf Joanna Marie, B.A. M. A., briefly addressed the gather mug. thanking the Waterbury and state altimnae for their co-Opera- ton in student and al,imnae activi- ties.
 About 50 attended the meeteing. Bridgeport was represented by their president. Miss Caroline Caruso, and several other members.
 The local Chapter elected the following officers: president, Miss Mary Louise Parsons: vice presi- dent Miss Deborah Griffin. sec retary. Miss Mary Gordon Hutch- inson. and secretary Miss Marjorie Dipietro.
 Directors named for the next two years were Miss Margaret Kilmar. tin. Mss Mary Shannahan and Miss Mary HOsey.
 Those attending included. Mrs Francis Altman. Miss Rosemary Bo. Ian. Mrs. Henry Begnal, Miss Car oline CarilSo Of Bridgeport: Mrs. BernaCline Covello of Hartford; Miss Marie Di Grandi of Bridgeport; Miss Nancy Delaney. Miss Doris Dzinsky. Miss Mary Dillon. Miss Helen Daly of Middlebury: Miss Marjorie DiPietro. Mrs. Geraldine Dolan Of Danbury: Miss Anne Epi- fano of Bridgeport: Miss Polly Fleming, Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, Miss Christine Finn, Mrs Maurice Farrell Of Bridgeport; Miss Kath. erine Griffin. Miss Deborah Grif- fin, Miss Kathryn ". Hayes, Miss Mary Hosey. the Misses Katherine and Helen Healey. Miss Mary Cor don Hutchinson. Mrs David Hayes.
 Also. Miss Margaret kilmartin, Miss Rosemary Kane. Miss Mar garet Lally Of Bridgeport; the Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Red Cross Will
 Present Awards

Waterbury Chapter Red Gross, wall present pins and certificates for service during the war at a special meeting Co be held ln St Johns Parish House tonight at B John D Shuar assistant chairman ID charge oi programs for the North Atlantic Area, V1ll speak al the meeting
 Certificate Wlll br presented To The Democrat The Waterbury Re publlcan- American Waterbury HOs- pital Si MaIys Hospital WArTt and VERY Judge Patrick Healey. chairman Oi the Waterbur, Chap- ter, vll. make the presentation, Awards tO the executive committee will he made by Mir Shuari while pins V1ll De presented by Mrs Cary Wryand, secretary Oi the chapter and Mr. IeayenWOrth P Sperry ylce-Chalrman
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
OBITUARY

GnlllCO Andrew CrOee0, ll' month old son Of Alfred and Angel- me iAldOlinil CrOee0 of M S0llth View Street, died Saturday morn Ing in Al Mary's Hospital, He wah born July lA, l94a Survivors De' sides hh parents include . brother Richard hls paternal gFandlnolll' CT, MrA Assunia Greece, and ms maternal grandparents. MT, and Mrs joeph And0llni, all Of water bury
 Prlyate funeral services were ron dupted at Q o'clock this morning Al the MalOranO Funeral Home, % Willow Street, Burial WaS tn Cal' vary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
.H. W.. Clark Wins Lotin Prize of $50
 SOeomd AwaFd, S2S,
 Awarded SaehaFOsi;
 0lEl Wins so

Howard ". Clark. valedictorian of the Crosby High School graduating class, has been awarded the Mar garet Croft Latin Prize of $50 He is the son of Mir and Mrs. Justine c. Clark, q Oakland Avenue. and graduated from s. Margarets School as saltitatorlan. He was also active ln many activities at Crosby, and was a member of the Spanish Club, the Honor Society and Sports Editor of the Argus He will enter Holy Gross College in September
 The Michael c. Donovan award of S25. second prize for excellency in Latin. was awarded to Mark sacharoff, son of Mir. and Mrs. Azriel Sacharoff. Of i8 Mattson Court. The student Is a graduate of Orlggs Grammar School, served as editor of the Argus and editor Of the Crosby class book He will enter Wesleyan University in the l"all.
 Miss Ann T. CastOnguay. daugh- ter of Mrs. Madeleine Castonguay, received the third Latin Prize oi SiO She was salutatOrian Of GriRgs Grammar School. and was a member of the Honor Society and Glass book committee at Crosby. She will enter the Waterbury Hos- pital Nurses Training School tn the Fall
 The prizes were awarded on com petitive examinations. based on a four -year-study Of Latin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Medical Men
 Plan Dinner

Four new members will be elected to the Waterbury Medical Associa- ton at the meeting in the Castle Memorial Building % Central Ave- nue, Thursday at 8:30 P. M.. c. H. Cole. secretary. has announced.
 The new members are Dr. Joseph Sklaver, graduate Of the University of Michigan: Dr Raymond D. Mar kle. Syracuse Medical School, pr. Jacob SaitAnan. New York Medical School. and Dr. Frederick 'ZeTko- witz Karl Franc University, Graz Australia
 Dr. Ralph N. ToVell Of Hartford will discuss New Developments in Anesthesia" at the meeting. 4 din- ner in honor of the speaker will he held at Diorio's Restaurant at TIP M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
House Trailer Wanted -any slAe, Write slvINs price and naTtlenlars t0-
 Box 6, Vails Gate,
 New York,
NOTICE

DISTRICT af MArENht kN, ss
 rRuhAIE CWlhT MaEvh le'N'
 A n lAlt,
 EATATE ol rATRhk hOlaAtAN, late nt Waterbury, M sad MslEleh dVVoAaVd
 l'pon the aHpl,va,l0N M t.aNlse MVElllRult, AdMtNlstgatrlA Nl,ap d,hN, NraN ,Na tha, she WaA Ne aN' lhOrlNrd t0 sell, VVrtatN real estate helNNaiNg t0 said Eslalewas NeG application NN l,le M0re tullN aN' nVNra, lt ls
 OllnEllEn, That sald AnRllsAtlNN he heard and delNGmlNed at the f1N. hate Nltlee lN Waterbury. N aAld District, nN the lalh daN M June A. N lNtG at lA N'VlWk lN lhe tWEe
 NOON tStandaTd ttmeA tll ,NN llAN, llghl TtMel and that NNtlVe he stNeN Ol Inc neNdeNvA Wt said aNAlsvatltN and the tlNe aud NlaVe VI heaflNe lhereon, kN puhlshtNe tNss MNet nnp llWe lu s0We nNw aNApef hdN lNe a CtrVNlatloU M sa,d NlstVtVt, WN lhv 10th daN Nf June latN, MARWel lERiTE N FAllN.. a.lO.tt, Asst, CteEk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Yonkee Division
 Remembers Decd

4 memorial service for departed comrades was held at Trinity Episcopal Church yesterday in con junction with meeting Of the Connecticut Department, Yankee Division Veterans Association Tine Rev, Rolser s. T Anderson. rector oi the church. 0ificiated
 vlgneulles Chapter and auxiliary entertained the visiting delegates at A supper in lhe parish house, Mrs. Roy WOodcOek and Mrs Helen BrOphy were G0-ehalrmen Of the committee m charge.
 National Commander Denis Brun- ton, of Springfield Mass., was q guest al the meeting, State Com mander Edward R0ys, Of Meriden, and his staff also attended
 Waterbury will send 40 delegates tO the national convention ln W0r- eester. Mass, June 27 tO 3O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
'Artistvy in Rhythm Tn Repe0f Shouting

Another capacity audlence m size comparable iO one which aaw the initial presentation Of Artistry in Rhythm" twO weeks ago, ls ek. DecteG at the Waterbury W0men's s Club auditorium, Thursday evening 0f thls week. when the splendidly received show. directed by Ruth Martin, Fred caligan and Edlth saccO Of the MeItale 6tlldl0s VIII be put on again, for the benefit Of several hundred people who wanted l0 see the first performance 0D May 3l, blIi were unahle t0 get co, due t0 the limited seating capacity 0f he auditorium. 0n Central Avenue,
 A company of l6b people, rang ing in age upward from less uan four years will be seen ln a c0ntln- u0ls performance starting at 2 p M Mss Ann drenler locally featured radio singer will have 2 s0l0lsl part in the show which ln' cllIdeg men, women, b0H and glrls' FTano.a nelfln0 and hls orchestra will provide music for llle show, which will run about two hours
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Council Is Planning Jubilee
 Tickets Available at
 DloeeeaR Bureau,
 Church Street

There are tickets available at the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, Sc Church Street. for members wishing to attend the silver anni- versary dinner sponsored by the Waterbury Council Of Catholic Women Monday night. June i7, in the Assembly Room Of the Hotel Elton. Those wishing to attend are asked to make early reservations.
 The Most Rev. Henry J. OBrten. Bishop Of Hartford. will be guest Of honor at the reception and dine ner. his first official visit for a so- cial occasion. The Rev. Eugene ?. Cryne, Diocesan Bureau director, will give the address Of welcome, and Miss Lucy Bowes, Council chairman. will preside. Also guests of the Council will be the pastors of many of the local churches and nearby towns
 The Rev David W. Tllomey. S.J., of the department of sociology at Holy Gross College. Worcester, Mass. guest speaker. will have as his topic, Democracy Is Chal- lenged."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
NOTICE

niSTNn'r uf MATEnlil RN, Ns, .lllnllATE roNNT June 'th, \ h
 ESTATE If EMMA MlNNls alkia, WANG rEld,E1'rE, lale nf Waterbury, 1, ln said District, dnOrAhVd,
 The AdmlnlalrAlOI haNlne sNe hlhlled hls account with Aald esv tate ln ihlH Court for allowance, and made application for an order 0t dlalrlhullun af said estate, lt ls
 nllnEtEn, That Inc asth day nf June, A. n, lald, at ' n'cl0rk ln the fore nn0n tstandard Tlmeh tlAiNN llayllghl Timel, At the l'rnhale W' fiCe ln Waterbury he and ihe aame ls, saslaned for . hOarlna nn lhe al' lnwanOe af said account, aud Annll . cation and the C0url directs the Ad' minlalratnr la HlNc notice thereuG, by pnhllAhlng lhls order lh solne nn whpaner having N circulation 70 said District, and M leaNlnr Mllh' nr hN mailing ln registered letltFa addressed tn each nf the pelsuNA lN' terosiAd and residlnF without the Probate District Nt Waterbury, z r0nN 0e thls order All Nt least V days before sald day ot heaF'Ns
 MARaunRlTE N, NAHy. H. a.l0.iL Asat C'ete'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Child Shows improvement DV. Meyers Removos
 BulIet Fragments

A slight improvement was noted today m the condition of l2-year- old Barbara Donston of 4l Knowl- ton Street. Watertown, on the dan- ger list at Waterbury Hospital where she was admitted Friday night with g caliber bullet wound in her head.
 Three fragments of the bullet, fired by a next door neighbor, Raplh Humiston, p, who with the girls brother was shooting at tn cans m the Steel Brook, were removed by Dr. Royal 4. Meyers in an operation Saturday.
 Authorities at the hospital said the girls condition was such that she would probably pull through" They said no blood transfusionS have been administered since one she re ceived Saturday morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

es Margaret and Catherine Ma- loney, Miss Helen Mccarthy, Miss Betty Jane McEsvoy, Miss Mary and Mus Estelle McElroy of Bridgeport; Miss Loretta O'Bricn. Miss Mar garet O'Connor of Norfolk, Miss Roseleen Price: Miss Mary Louise Parsons, Mrs. Vincent Reilly. the Misses Angellne and Eleanor Russo, Miss Margaret Sheehy, Mrs. W J. Stapleton of Bridgeport; Mrs. Wil- Ham ]. Shea of Middlebury; and the Misses Margaret Sullivan and Katherine filssey Of Springfield Mass.
 Accompanying Sister Marie Jose and sister Joanna Marie tO Water bury was Assistant Mother Elenlta of the order Of Sisters of Charity at Convent station. N. J.