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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02
Births

MT. and Mrs Robert L. Cruess, of Chipman Street, anounce the birth of their second son, William Joseph, on June g at St. Marys Hospital. Mrs. Cruess is the former Mary Olive Stokes
 MT. and Mrs. Ben L. Israel, New Haven, formerly of Plaza Avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Michele Jacqueline, born June 26 at Grace Hospital, New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert s. Welton, Plaza Avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Margaret Mary, June A at St. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Welton is the former Marion Mun- son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

attending the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University. The couple will go to Mexico and California on their wedding trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-02

MT. and Mrs Clifford w. Doolittle and infant, son, James Warren, of Platts Mills, left Thursday June 27 for Lake George, Colorado, where they expect to make their home. Mrs. Doolittle is the former Ruth Dethlefsen of Union City.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

turelIen Mittelpmnft beute iebes
Ebeaters beraubt. Die Wfuiifabenoe
oienen .niht MIR innerer Grbanr1,g,
ionbern geben &raft fir fonimenoe
Eaqe.
9lm ndditen Wiorgeu iteben 6ie
ShippfoIonnen tpieoer Dor ben
Sriinlmerbergen. Sbr arbeitseifer
ibeint niht INNER groB au lein
Son einem @ieberaufbam in ben
Wobnbierteln lit ber5Iidb tpenig sii
merfen. 2eoislid Die Stride bat Sili-
tiatiDe uno auh 8anftoffe. @dbrenb
in Der &rppta Ser Neumiiniterfirde
Die @l1ubigen frlien, tpdhlt iiber ib.
men oas Dad. Ser Dom ipnr bereits
nabe3u 1pieber geoedt, oils elm Sturm
bas Dah erfaBte uno iamt elmer o1is-
gegliibten Seitenipano ipieoer berun,
terriB. @eute lit Der 5hoben groBer
oenn aubor. @s lobnt iid1 ridt, aui
moriden Eriimmern ouf5ubauen. gs
lit bauerbafter, bon nenent al begin-
men. Nnr cine grneuerung aus tief-
item Ser5en fann lins in 6ieler Belt
BEN Salt geben, Ser nns in ben Stiir-
men Der 2nfunft itanbbofter iein laBt
als in Der 8erganaenbeit.
,ScIzUGbiSches Tdsblatf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05
Htlhrshptn. gpifrrn.
hpittr INN uturgpt,

Inter 0ieier l1eberi6rift brinst ein
iiberleeil6es 8latt Den folgenoen Mr-
tifel, Der friibere Witteilungen iiber
Siloesbeim gum Sell ergGn5t, gum
Seil ri6tieiteGt: .
Seitoem Sannoper gum Saupt 6es
alten 8elfenlanbes geiporoen mar,
trat Siloesbeim mebr unb mebr in
ben Sintergruno oes offentli6en @e-
lbehens. gs begann, I'M S6atten, Ser
5auberbaften taulenbiGbrigen Stole,
Die innlitten bes S6uttfelbes an ben
Sriimnern oes aIten Comes auh in
oielem Sabre ipieber bliibte, einen
langen War6enidlaf. Cine MGr1en-
Itaot, in Der elm &oItbares bel6loiien
Log: Gie groBartige &ultur LANCER
Sabrbunoerte, in Die man ihon ouf
Der &eiie nab Silbesbeim Shritt fir
S6ritt bineingefiibrt miro. Oa trifft
man, bon Siioen fonmeno, oie &Io.
iterruine Sersfelb, Die bannoberIde
2anoes= =11ttiberiitGtita6t @0ttingen,
man fomnlt nod @anbersbein1, oie
Staot ser mittelalterli1en 6ihten6en
gtonne Sroi6mita nit Dem foitbaren
&leinoo Der alten Stiftsfirde. Sn
unmittelbarer HGbe liegen bie fleine
&apeae in glus uno Die Stride in
8runsbauIen, beioe Stationen in Ser
@ntpidlung Ser friiben ottonii1en
8aufunlt. sebnlibe 8egegnltngen er-
lebt man bon Often unb Norben Der.
Siloesbeins funitgel9i6tli1er
8ert, begriinbet in ben iafralen
8autperfen Ser Gomantif, in ben
gr5eugniiien Ser berntpar6iniIden
&unit unb in Der Sol5arbiteftur Der
@otif un6 Der 8enaiiiance, lit beute
ausgel5fdt. Mur tpe11ige 3eugelt Die
Ter Denfnale iinb (nad Der 3erlto.
rung I'M Wdr5 1945) erbalten ge-
blieben. Sanft Mi9ael, Ser poIlenbe.
ite gau Der Ottoniiden gpobe, i'll
Itarf mitsenommen. @ar bas Meu.
Bere au1 bereits ieinem urIpriingli.
den 8auseoanfen itarf entfrembet, 10
par ooh Der @runorib un6 bic ira.
genbe Sbee Der ronaniiden, ooppel.
dorigen linb ie6stiirmigen Stride er.
balten geblieben. grbolten gebIieben
iin6 Die Mauern bes 2angbauies uni
Der bei6en AuerbGuier, 6ie BfeiIer
uno SGulen bes nieoeriG1filden
Stiiteniuedfels ioipie Die foitbaren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05
Aas npr zpit nps
Nazt-Urrrnrs

slus 8irnau am gobeniee miro
benz ,Siiofurier' gel6rieben:
gines Sommertases inn ariess-
|iabre 1941, als nod Die Stdote rno
SOrfer am S6mGbii9en Meere nur
our6 3eitung uno &unbfunf uno ab
uno 5u ourd cine @efanenenmeloung
bon oen Sbreden oes Selo5uges 1,no
nod piel peniger bon oelien 6es 2uft-
|frieges tpuBten, erflonm ein &raft-
wagen Der 90 Die getpunoene StraBe
gum lolterbiigel bon 8irnau am
8ooenlee. Sonne l1nb Gegen batten
Die @etreioe. uno &artoffelader, Die
5riidte an ben SbitbGumen Ser M0n.
die gum Seil ldon reifen laiIen. Wit-
ten ourb Die mogenben grntefelber
ging Die 5abrt, aber Die i'm 8agen
IaBen, batten fir oie 8ra6t i'm tpei-
ten @ottesgorten am l1eberlinger
See feline 3eit = bobItens fir cine
fiibie 9ere6ttuns, tpiebieI babo1t eiti-
|5ubeimien ipdre S6on Itanoen
lie, 8eamte ser @eItapo = es tpar am
81. Suli 1941 = i'm 8rieIterbaus
oes alolters Dem P. BropIt gegen-
iiber. 8as iie su iagen batten, NOR
Ii6nea erleoigt: Ser geiamte &loIter.
beiit NOR beidlagnabmt, feline ge-
mobner batten = es NOR apii9en elf
uno 5uolf l1br mittags - iofort, al-
leripdteitens aber nit benz Nahmit-
tags5uge Inn bier l1br, ibr Seim au
oerlaiien.
Die @eitapo- -Wdnner batten 6amit
Die frieolide W0ndsgemeinoe nidt
'nur Inn bic lidtbare grnte elmer Sab
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

Snlti5 5uriid. (Der Sfiiaier mar Bel
&riegsausbriib fihter.) @s mar eben
|aaes ihlecbt rno boie, mas mir toten.
gs frngt iid) nur, ob mir eriparten
ourfen, bob itniere Hidter rein llnb
unangetaitet oaiteben. SD bin bier
mitten I'M Shuliingsbetrieb. SD Ier-
ne ifteniin gngliih; nadfte 8ode
fange ib init Sponiib an. Sir Mra-
|biih beiteben bier feline Wf0gIibfei-
ten. Sn 3ufunft meroe icb mid aud
nit pirtidaftliden 2ebrfadern be-
8ielleift babe ib 90 nod
eine beruflide Gbonce."
Wfit 5reunoesgruB uno Hrieiter-
iegen,
Solepb $. 8eIs, 81.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

resieIoarbeit gebradJt ,pns ibr
GommiBitiefel 5ertreten batte, mar bic
!gufbaunrbeit BON sipeilino3ipn,loig
Sabren getpeien, geleiftet bon W16tf,
d)en, Die 1919 nab oer Hiidgabe bet
&loitergebdiioe beaiebungsmeiIe BEN
Giiffauf oes &loltergutes aus Dem
ibisberigen 8eiib Der MarfgrdfI. @a-
oilden Stanbesberridaft Salem an
ben 3iiter5ienierorben einge3ogen ma.
ren. @as Tie baneben in Der Sanpt-
Jade geleiitet batten, mar religi0ier
geatur. 9ie berrli6e Stride, nit 0ere1
8du bort bor beute genau 5iueibnr-
bert Sabren begonnen moroen mar
|nno Die cine neiiere, prdbtigere Seiin-
| ltatt fir bas aus Dem fiinf5ebnteri
Sabrbunoert itammenbe @naoenbiIo
Der Muttergottes bon Mlt-8irnnu
(nabe bel lteberlingen) oarfente, bot
ten lie mieoer in lire Hflege genonl-
men, ben fatbolilhen Seeanmobnern
bon mob uno fern aber cine 3mflndt-
itdtte mieoereroffnet, Die bnlo ben
3uitrom an frommen GiIgern nno
benunoernb S6auenben faum inebr
su faiien permo6te.
Sie Eatres uno 8riiber 6es Som
|pents nlio muBten iib nit ipenigen,
|5ur Wtitnabme erlaubten SabieIig-
feiten auf Die 8abn iesen uno tparen
balo in aae 8itloe eritreut. ginige
muBten ibr Sroensgepano nit Der
8ebrnadtuniform pertaul6en - ei-
ner BON ibnen fiel als Solbnt i'm
Jeloe =, anoere fonnten tpenigltens
in iolden Bfarreemeinben, mo eben-
faas ourd gingriff Ser Wadtbaber
Der Seeliorger ausgefallen mar, in
Ser slrbeit bes 8eltgeil ltli9en @enii-
ge finoer tpieoer anoere nuBten in
fremben &loitern ooer i'm Stru6el
Der Serne untertauden. Snatpiihen
5ogen Na5i-Srsaniiatio elm, lt0r-
ten ben &loIterfrieoen uno orebten
ben idneren S6liiiiel bes i1onen
&irdenportals fir olle iene sipeimol
um, Die iib permaBen, oennod, ent-
Deoer gum 8eten ODER iogar nur gum
= Sdauen, gen 8irnal 5u 5ieben.
Wem es gelong, einen @runb gu fin
ben, Der i'm aus tpiiienibaftli6en
8riinoen in 8irnaus einmaliger &o-
-gradt Ituoieren bieB, Der n1uB-
te iid UNI 8eii6tigungserlaubnis nad
&arlsrube an oie 0ienitItelle Der @e-
beimen Staatspolisei penoen, mo-
man &loIterbau unb -@runobeiib
unter Der Sparte fiibrte: .8olfs-
uno itaatsfeinoli6es 8ermogen" CD.
geim iiberitiir5ten &riegsenoe tpo-
rem gta5is uno Die inn &lolter bon
|ibnen untergebra6ten ginri9tungen
balo beridnunoen. Die 8eiasungs-
macbt aber 5eigte bereittpilliges Ser
itanbnis fir Die re6tIiden uno mora
lilden slnipriide oes 3iIter5ienler-
oroens. 60 fonute benn am Sron-
lei6namstags 1915 (31. Mai) Ser
|erlte 5uriifgefebrte Hater pieber Iein
Seim betreten uito am z. Sftober beg
'glei6en sSabres oas @naoenbilo bon
Salem na6 8irnau feierli6 suriif-
gefiibrt lueroen. geun bate 8irnau,
|oas uGofofo=S =Sutpel" an1 1eberIinger
See, enolid nieoer Die Woglibfeit
5u freier gntfaltung ieines religiolen
Sebens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

|Mrbeiten nm iogenannten GngeIsdor
INIT Sries. Die aus Der Er3gieBer.
@erfltatt Berninaros itnmmenben
|Dron5egiiiie (9iiren, 2euhter, Rreua
Enno 5GitIe) neroen au1 fiirberbi,
3eugnis geben bon benz &ultnrbe-
|tpnBtiein 6es 5ebnten uttb elften SsSabr-
bunberts. Bon Der nieoer6eatihen
|Sol3arhiteftnr miro man In 9iloes-
|beim in 3ufunft an oas bermiiien,
mas Ben beinllihen @lan5 iino itinen
3auber oieier Staot ausmadte: Den
|eigenartigen Warftplas nit ieinenl
|Matbaus, Dem @ebefinb-Saus nno
benz &nodenbauer Mnttsbaus, ienenl
|gpp 6es nieoeroentlden Sabiperf-
Ibauies, oa5n Die Mugenpeibe Der ib0-
men seidloiienen StraBenaiige.
@uf ben SbuttfeIoern Der Stabt
treffen iid) 51pei Weinlnneen: Die
yMooernen" ipollen nit ben nalten
Gingen" Gebrais maden. Die rSiito-
ridden" molten perIuden, BEN alten
3uitano tpieoerberauitenen, ibn1 cine
IIebenbige 5eele uno cine Der 3eit ent-
iprefenoe Sorm 5u geben. Wit SCOT
loiungen lit bier nidts getan, 5iimnl
man sic @erfe Der berniparoiniiden
,aunlt beiibt lnb bas 8auiperf ct.
@ooebaro, einen 8au aus Dem 5tp0lf-
ten Sabrbunoert, Der iid BON ben
ginfliiiien ipdterer Stilarten freige-
balten bat. Gin 8au iiberbies, beiien
Shaoen bereits reitauriert tperben
fonnten, bas allein ibon Silbesbeirns
8eoeutung flar madt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05
Fanrrhnr.,

lleber u@ieoerieben nit Baber4
born" idreibt giner i'm ,Mbeiniiden
Werfur'::
8enn einitmaI Der 3ug bonn ggge--
@ebirge in Die @bene binabiubr, mint
tie Die Staot nit ibrer tiirnterreihen,.
|ntittelalterli9en SiIbouette BiDfom-
men. leber bas @etpirr Der D1her
|ragte Der lpise, fait bunoert Dieter
| bobe Surm bes Don1s ernpor, 6eiien
anpferoad bon Der 3eit cine tpar1ne,
|griine Hatiila erbalten bate. Sbtpobl
ltd ienieits bes BON alien @1IIen, bon
Siirmen nno WauerreIten umbegten
Staotferns biele neue StraBen3iiae.
lgebilbet batten, blieb Ser Dom Der
| |beberrideltbe Wittelpiinft Der 5taot,.
|itno in Der 6riibe Der boben sseier-
/ tage brauite Der Gbor Ser @Iofen gar
mdbtig bon ieinetn boben Eurnt.
9ie @lofen itnb peritumntt. 8om
Snrm itebt nur nod Der iteinerne-
Sofel; oie beitimmenoe Spite, oos
Sinnbilb Der Stabt, lit aerit0rt. Ser
Seimfebrenbe, ,1ieoereaoriidt BON fol-
dem anblif, illht nun nit Sers-
flopfen nod gin5elbeiten, bie i'm bieI-
leift tr0iten f0nnten. 5ogar oas.
Babr5eihen Baoerborns lit nidt
mebr su finbert, ieres &unofeniter
lam alten &reu5gang, nit 6en bret
Saien i'm &reiie. Ser tpeite Sintrnel
biloet borerlt bas 9eipolbe bes 9oms..
9ie @ottesoienite tperben in Der al-
ten romaniiben &rDpta gefeiert. Ser
| |biltorii6e &ern Der 5tabt 1T serItort,.
nenn a1d gerabe Die bran6gei9tp1ra-
ten Wauern Der nittelalterIiben @e-
bauoe ipater barul1tergebauter &6l-
|ler ini1itten bon Sriimmerfel0ertt
mod in uneri1iitterli6er sSeItigfeit
emporragen. Son ben fnnitgel1ibtlif
mertbollen @ebduben lit fait feines er-
|balten gebliebetl peoer Die cole Mea
Inaiiiance bes &atbauies nod oas foIt-
|lide 8arod Ser Seluitenfirde.
Cine Sabrt our6 Die Stabt erinnert
on Die Berg nno Salbabn bes 2ibori.
narftes, 5u oeiien bltnten Mbenteuern
mir &inber bon ser sSeier Ser aoIo.
|umIhreinten @ebeine oes SeiIigen
eilten. &ann in bieler ebeoem 10 ib0-
men Staot ie tpieoer Elm Seit gefeiert
|ueroen? SOUR Die 1tnipiberlegbare gr-
|fabrnng Der @ei6idte gibt Die @etpiB-
belt, oaB Die etipa 5tpnnaigtauienb,
Oeeni6en, Die bon ben fiinflnobrei-
| Bigtauleno i6on tpieoer in Baoerborn
leben = no rm Sintmelsnillen ipob-
men tie nur? ~ zines Cages ipie6er
libre 5eite begeben iper6en. Sel.te.
mebt Ser @inb nur Die nnamfb0rli-
den aldnge bes Miiere 0ur6 oie,
@alien Die ipie Srieobofspege iin6.,
l1nb trosoem febrte inmitten Ser.
Sriimmer iene grinnerung aus Sa-
gen Der Sugen6 ipieoer uno blieb Ie.
6enoig Der Seinfebrenbe erlebte bier
cine 10 marine, ihone Nabt pie ba-
mails, ais er, aus ienem beute aus4
gebrannten SenIter BORT gebeugt, gum
eriten Wale nit Dem geahtigalen-
lidlag Die gan5e SiiBe Der @ihen-
oorff'ifen &erie seraoe5u auf ieinen
2ippen i6nefte:
Wohte tpiilen, mas iie i6lagen
10 idon BEL Der Nad)t,
| 9 lit in Der @elt ia bob nienanb,
Der nit ibnen madt.
Sn oieiem gugenblid nerlor oie.
3eit ibre Waht iiber i'm, o,lrbfhaute-
er iie fir Sefltnoen In ibrer gattaen
Sragtpiiroigfeit. gr tpltBte, 6aB alles,
boriibergebt nnb nidts itirbt, unb.
manote iid getrolt Der 3ufllrft ent-
gegen.
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3n. hrutigen Kiln

0ie ,Srieriide 8olfsaeitune' ent-
tpirft bon Der Gage in &oln Dos fol-
ge,ibe biiitere 8ilb:
Der &rieg lieB &oln, Die bielgeIiebs
te &onigin Der rbeiniiden St1bte, ols
troitloien, totem Eriimmerbaufen gu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05
Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

iper6en j6neu un6 bauern6 bebobes.
burb 81. GSbs's ardnter. %ilIen. Sie
baben Eaufenoen @rIeiHter,sng ee.
brndt. Breis: S1a9teI nit 100
Hi1etl, 60c; 3 S1nhteln, 81. Blms
Sc Horto. @itte Der @eiteuumg eine
Ss-Wriefmdrfe Fir Dcrto beiaufiieen.
JOHN d. NEUlGA3Q9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

,Sch7odbisehes Tagblatt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

Representative Hebert, Democrat,
OF Louisiana. chairman Of the Police
and Fire Subcommittee Of the
House District Committee.
Firemen now work an average of
m hours q week. from 8 am. to
pm. daytime, and from pm. to
am on the night shift. The bill,
recently introduced by request by
District Committee Chairman Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. Intgs, coupres must
apply for marriage license on
one day. iDdit three tuH days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

Q0ys oHHuuyS dHu HOt1uuyS 0Fe
counted the same as other days.
Joseph L. Holthaus, 26, and Mary j. Hill,
10, both Of Baltimore,
';s;,s z.sf saa aif' 81 9' isas ssis
Ts!ns Y a.s.s e. T. SAN ssi sss s:s
s7 as a 1909 II g., Isl! IS W..
sns Iis:ssr RI ass s.. wssss sh. y
"a ssqslE' .ssr III ss s sssH
phii.e ( Burnett, 2s l7ss GELS ,.s s Il ne !,
5.s:.s Nss sls f. FL n. .ss Marion L
"' Wiiiistine srosn. Is 20 1875 eorcoraann
Louis Ferris 49, Mo s.aa y.v, y:
James 3 = Mgdalm.n. e, Manassas. and
Herbert J. Hsrmatz, 80. and Rita Ephrairn,
assa nsss a sSmsss & s sses FL sns
Robert sn g Argyle Cy ~ o a nd Catherine J.
within sSsa q 81 s md K Kaye D. Or
Leo. e, beth q sI4 Prinsston p. nv. :,
Thsodors Il, Persons. Ss. and Anna M. Rob-
-, erts. 80, both q 1896 Y Ct. NV:
snd Nary l. X g.mS a. C0i 1ssi H.
reyi Morris. sa, 1929 1lth St. NV. and
JACK u'' iSs T. - 1921 NV oT..n ass
Many :. Fuhrmann. 81. caaadasa'
Eugene .sa, < s ssE ii as sss snf j. Nab. rsr'u
n!ssDssA Nhi.s.ss 'ss0I S.1s:a M &c
and g niidssd LOVE- s 81, isgs
o.sssss j. yiii.n. q. 1907 c. ss =. :.
Philip B. Hansborough, 20. 1903 H ST. ne,
and Marguerite HUMPHREYS Is. 624 3rd
John r. Rawlings. 20. and Mildred L. PEN
nlns.on' e. both q l75 Sh,, #: nv
: Mary 4. wilson. Il. Arlington :. -.N
ls Tia. "a. both q 500 Kenyon n 6. NV:
willie Ten AfSs ssh 81 sas s s.1 sY Yols
and virEinis j. Retynski. 20. Omaha
David 3. Ellison. jr, 20. 1929 M.ssaehu-
sets .s sys an NV !, and Marsaret M. Kins'
=
Paul K. Willisns. ~ ,Ilol !, Fast g.. gc.p,to q
g. ::.,and Helen j. Dillon TO- s22 East
John s'' ". e csonn.ushton, 4s, s4os srovp
g. nv. and Anastasis J. Funsch. 20,
"a a.Is.|: r H. a. r. r. So iii
Andrew 4: Reid. 10. 1918 R st, nv. and
John 3. Gampbell. g: 81; Louis; ana Wilma
ottie K: Silver, IS, 1905 coiumbis I'd. NV,
Isaiah Sshn HOPKINS 81 Soos sFa Al y, and
hI Isa. fo0f harris d. ssss y sna
A' Rath ssft Morris is Hayes S. na
Frank A; valpatich. 90, Porter, Ind. and
Anna ~ NJ. Worsley' 49, Growers Balboa
S:4ss.la H st. s6ss q e. 1 saa M M..
Audrey q. Moore. ii, Az Buchanan
STANLEY wilcox. SO, 1908 East Capitol st..
Louis +. Abel %. 1858 crittenden st. ne,
NV. and Rosabelle N. Flynn. a. 212
nv, and Mamie r. Hilliard. 20. 214l
Mis.lss Ross q ssls Dig so 8, :ps
5er.ns l.. l. inomas' %i' zolo Hoseoaie
MI. 81; me-, ry 90 x
HicHmon. IS. both Of 1850 ist st. sw.
Issued ct Alexandria.
Robert v. Rineer. %, Refton, Pa. and
d io'n' y" 'in' "o"
william r. Snyder. 35. and Jeanette A.
p.rs o.. DOH " ~ pnn n..y-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Hearing Called Next Week
On D. {. Fire Platoon system

A public hearing on the bill to
put the District Fire Department
on q three-platoon system, giving
firemen an eight-hour day, will be
held next Tuesday at 10 am.
The session will be conducted by
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Births Reported

William and Joan Abbott. girl
Frederic and Harriet Bardsley. boy
Gordon and Jane Bingham, boy.
Nicholas and Rose Blana, girl.
Leslie and Ellen Brooks, boy.
Bernard and Natalie Cantor, boy
Maurice and Virginia Craft, boy.
Aaron and Frances Denis, girl.
Raiph and Helen Duncan, girl
Angus and Virginia Echard, boy.
Paul and Helen Gaiiasher, sirl
Abraham and Lois Gehman. boy.
Joseph and Sara Gicher, girl.
Andrew and Ruth Gold, girl.
Samuel sa1 and Mary goodman girl
Joseph and Margaret Guiffre. sirl.
Burris and Bertha Halden, boy.
Nathan and Katherine Herson. girl.
James and Esther Hogs, sirl.
James and Evelyn Hoyt, girl.
Joe and Lillian Hudson, girl.
Alfred and Nancy Jodie, girl.
Louis and Irene Kushner. boy.
Boyce and Frances Lackey, boy.
Paul and Shirley Lanham, bog,
William and Frieda Levine, girl.
Sidney and Lena Levy, girl.
Stanley and Pearl Mailer, boy.
Cyril and Elizabeth Malloy. boy,
Erwin and Constance Marks, boy.
Earl and Elizabeth Marshall, girl.
Albert and Harriet Newman, boy.
Russell and Ruth Mes. boy.
Thomas and Constance OHanlon. boy
Wilbert and Eleanor Perry, boy
Joseph and Dorothy Scheiner, girl.
Charles and Patience Walter. eirl.
James and Katharine Walton, boy
Charles and Emmalene White, boy.
Willie and Leanna Abney. boy.
James and Florine Barnes. girl.
Elmore and Pearl Battle, boy.
Linwood and Elizabeth Brown, boy.
Lewis and Mary Brown, girl.
BENJAMIN and Melba Clark, girl
Frederick and Elsie Crawley, girl.
Edward and Elmina Crooks, girl.
George and Edna Everett, girl.
Ralph and Dolly Frazier, girl.
Buck and Ida Gale. boy.
Robert and Bernice Gaskins, girl.
Charles and Fronie Crayton. girl.
Furman and Ruth Harris, girl.
Theodore and Laura Harrison, girl.
William and Mary Hlly, girl.
Frank and Mamie jackson, boy.
Joe and Savator Jacobs, girl.
Herbert and Dolores James. boy.
Naho and Sarah James. girl
Eugene and Bernice Jefferson. boy
Robert and Jane Jones. girl.
James and Odelia Lanford, boy
Herbert and Annabelle Lofty, boy.
Mack and Sylvia Lucas, girl.
Tilmon and Mary O'Bryant, boy.
Nelson and Helen Parker, boy
Lindsay and Vera Robinson. girl
George and Violetta Rowland, girl
Julia and Fletcher Saunders. girl.
Howard and Vivian Spriggs. girl.
Earl and Doris Thompson, boy.
CARMEL and Rath Turner, girl.
RAYMOND and Eleanor Washington, bo
William and Edrena Watson, girl.
Ralph and Angyln Watts. boy.
George and Pearl White, boy.
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Charles and Gertrude Williams. boy.
Willie and Martha Wingfield, girl.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Ex-0fficer Held in Charge
Of Wearing Army Uniform

William M. Siler, 26, of New York
City, a former Army second lieu
tenant. was ordered held under $500
bond for hearing October 3 after
arraignment before United States
Commissioner Needham C. Turnage
yesterday on charge of illegally
wearing an Army uniform. He
pleaded not guilty.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton reported Siler was arrested
when he allegedly appeared here in
the anti-lynching demonstration
Monday, on suspicion of violating a
regulation against participation by
an Army officer in such an exhibi-
ton.
Federal agents said Siler received
his Army discharge in 1945.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Deaths Reported

Sarah B. Holt. SO. w st NV
Katie r. Brown, so, rs F st. ne.
Clara G. Curtis, 76, 1904 10th st. ne.
H carlton Hanes, 13. Arlington. Va.
Villa J. G. Thomas tDr), II, 1920 Yuma
Gertrude L. T. Pratt, SO, 3731 Oak View
George E willis IS. 900 H st NV.
David F. Pool. 50. "A Butternut st. NV.
Anna B. Short. 50. 513 l lth St Sc.
Anna DiGlscomo. 81, ~ Allison st: ne.
Myrick s. Hilsman, so, Langley Field. Va
Charles e. Bartses, ~. 1920 D st. sc.
William G. Burton. 50. 535 7th st. So.
Elmer TAYLOR. 26. 4504 3rd st. Sc.
OTIS C.. Johnson, %. 12l9h c st. ne
raymond Galley, infant, 498 H st. s.w.
Infant Mortellaro. 4089 MINI. ave. ne.
Annie Thomas. 75. Laurel, Md.
Maggie Claiborne. 20. II 10 Howard rd. sc
Elizabeth williams. So. 1854 l4th st. NV
Joseph Stone, go St Elizabeths Hospital
Eddie Toran, AZ: Ills 8th st. n.w.s
Clotell Jackson, 36, $40 list st. ne.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Veteran, n, Convicted
In Death of Woman, 70
BY the Asxoeioted Press

WAYNESBURG, Pa, Sept. 25.-
William Headlee, %, Pacific vet
eran, today awaited sentence on a
second degree murder conviction in
the assault-slaying of Mrs. Harriet
Walker, rs.
The verdict carries a penalty of
10 to 20 years.
The aged woman was found,
stabbed 20 times, in her blood soaked
bed last May IT, Headlee was lying
asleep beside her.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

Service, announced that effective
Monday the District USES will re-
turn to the winter schedule and
will open at $50 am. instead of
am. as in the summer.
The new closing time for the
Evening star., 1946-09-25

ofYices will be at 430 pm, instead
Of I pm.
The USES staff will remain an
hour after closing to complete rou-
tine business.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-04

Bud Arbbgast is going to wres-
tie Friday night at Yakima for
the Northwest championship. Mr..
and Mrs. Bud ArbogaSt have re-
Gently moved into their new
home ON the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Monaco, ST..
former residents of Kennewick
and now of Spokane, were visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Manuel
Pardini over the week end. While
here q surprise party was held
for them Sunday at the home Of
Mr.: and Mrs. Bruno Bettt Of
Richland. Guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Koch Of Pas
co, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schuster
and family of Kennewick, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Pardini and son
Joe, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pardini,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Laird and
family of Pasco and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Pardini.
Word was received by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Gravenslund that
their son John and daughter
Wilma Billie) would be home
this week.
Norman McInturf, after coming
from Chicago and visiting his
mother, Mrs. J. e. Murray, for
the past three weeks, has left, ac-
companied by his wife and baby