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Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
pcrcinsFaIcnNer

GOneurO Stub, Suc. grdiiOent
@drI Stober; Sefretdr, q. 8. Burg
barot 427 Burner Ctr, Gbepr
Gbaie, Wo. 8~erinmmlungen monat'
li6.
@aI6ingtOu SGuserbuub. &rdli
bent: Ilfreo &opf, SefretGr: s.
SrudieB, 1923 35te StraBe g. SO
Singitunoe ieOen /. uno 8. 5amstal
/. sc. int Sauie Scr. 1716 31itt
Street 9. 6.
&rOlpect Sill JrieO6OF. grdiiOent:
6reO 8ogeIiang; Setretdr, s. g
@infIer; Sdotmeiiter: laurence .
Stis. 8eri. ou 2. 5amsto9 i'm
Nonut i'm 6rieO6ofssebau0e.
9entIde Sreimaurcr GDse armi
nins, Nr. %, G.A.N.N. Sefret1r
6re0f. 8ertram 134t S6epberi
5tr., 81. 6. geriammIung am /.
Gienstae I'M Monnt I'M Neuen Ma.
.jnic Eenpel, 1Ste uno s StrnBe,
u. %.
Nrminins gergniignnss . @erein,
PrdiiOent: 0pnrp &ieiter; sefretdr
Ibeo0or 0erfL 1905 Sie6ente Gtro.
BE, q. %. 8eriammlung anl /,
Sonnnben0 i'm Monot.
Greater 8eneficiaI 1lniOn, 9iftrift
Nr. 100. 9rdiiSent: Sobn @re0Ieiu;
Sesretdr: @briition Gbrfit 1929
Junfte StroBe, sc. @. 8eri. an
4. 0ienstas I'M Monot im 9nuie SIR,
1920 5 StraBe, 81. 6.
@Mppert @cim Iranen t9~iIfsbereiH
8rdii0entin: Grau grnit B. @rown
lammlung am 2. Dienstag /. 90. I'm
2 llbr i'm Seim.
Greater Beneficial Union, Giftritt
Rr. 40. Grdli6ent: Mid)el Sol.
ner; Sefretdr, G9riltion Rronen.
Sitter, 1904 Boniuant Ctr, Siluer
Spring, go. 0eri. am 4. 6reitno
i'm Nfonot i'm ,,6ipe Noint 9auern" =.
l2te un0 6 StraBe, Noro0it.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

esriammInns i'm @emsinSsiaaI am q. glai 1946

Ser Gr5Oi05eie @oItimore.Balbing
ton. @r teilte etpos aus ieinen per.
ionlifen @~riobrun1cn in 4euti6.
lono nit, beit1tigte Die Nohrift, ooB
ooriges Sdbr oft Die Grnte niht elm
gebraft peroen fonnte, neil eS an
einfohiten @er1ten Der 2nn0nirt-
ihoft feblte. Selbit wenn einige @e-
genGcn nift 10 ldper betrofien NOR.
Ben leien mie onoere, 10 f0nnten oieie
oot Sen onoeren megen MongPI an
EranSportmitteln unO 3erit0rung
Der 9riiden nid,t belien. 5atber Sn-
nan betonte Die oringenOe NOtwen-
Oigfeit Der Silie iiir ole ormen Oeut-
ihen &inoer um0 6rnuen.
Iieie pier &eoner itno 3ugIeidJ
omtlide &eorer Oes ,gfG@G". Sic
6egeiiterten Die 3uborer, uno lebtere
peripro6en @elOa@ eiAenfe, &leiOer,
Iobrung fiir Oas SitfSmerf. Mitglie-
ser oeS SiGsfomitees Ser Marien-
firbe Iino; 6rau Mnna aramer, 6rau
Eereie Goof, 8roi Mnria gdoen-
iteen 6rau SeLene @nlter, Sri. Soa
Mop, SEER 9tilguit Neulano, Serr S.
&llppert Gaipor, Serr Sncob &iebl,
SEER Saqnes @. McGornnf, Serr
Soiepb Sud, Sri. Catherine GiegeI-
mann, Sri. auguita Giegelmann
(Shriftfiibrerin). 9,ttere oerlas olt-
Beroem eiiaen an 9r6iioent Truman
gerifteten 8rief, morin ser @eiebes-
Uorihlog be5iiglid balOiger 8ieoer-
er0Ifnung 0es 8afetuerianoes nod
9eutidlano ourh ole 8oIt unteritiibt
miro. Die anttport oes YraiiOanten
DurOe ebenfaa8 befannt gemadt. 0ie
8%erIammlun8 idIoB NIT einem Sc
bete Ourb 9errn Baitor Boebmer.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
SraMcn ,,aMf Sent 80m"
int uerriiItcten Berlin

Berlin - Ser MongeI an Bait.
bnnomerfern bringt es nit lid, oaH
nun an giniaB peibli1er &rdfte
,,auf Dem 8ou" geplant miro. Cine
Weitteilung bon omtlider Settle be-
ingt: sir Die 6rau lit Die Mrbeit
in Dem acknowledgements I'M ange-
meinen nift geeignet. G8 limo jest
Sw1tigfeiten Ieidterer Mrt nbge5meiet,
mie oas Musbellern bon 9eilungs-
uno 3luiihempGnoen, bon BubidG-
ben an 9eden uno @Gn0en oas
Anbringen BON Yubtrdgern, 0as
Shlemmen uno SiI5en BON 3eden
uno @dnoen, uno in Dem 8eruf Der
8aubelferin 5~uiammengefaBt NOR
ben. Die MuSbiloune beginnt fir
5ipei Wonnte auf Dem 2~ebr6nuboi
uno miro nit elmer Mbl6luBpriifune
beenoet. @dbreuo Ser Musbil0ung
erbalten Die 8oubelferinnen 0,72
Wnrf Stunoenlobn."
Cine 8erliner 5irmo bat groBere
Mengen bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gum
5ipan8igfaden oes iibliden BreiieS
a~ngeboten uno ole bobe 5or0erung
oamit begriinoet, es lei BON Deitber
beiorgt moroen. @emerft muroe in
ben Aneeboten oaB, faas Butter,
8igaretten, SEIZE, Spirituoien uim.
beldnfft meroen f0nnten, Die nor
mnlen Hreiie angerednet DerOen iol-
len. Gas 9reisomt nabm iid) oieier
4~ngeIegenbeit an unO O~erbdn9te
5000 Mnrt GrOnunesitrafe.
Sn Dem Nufbalplnn Der Staot
Dresden lit oorgeieben, bah Elm err
beblider geI Ser ourh @lisbau unO
Neubai gu erltelenOen @Obmangen
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
&rttif at
@Owjets 9e0bt

0oIbinaton. - Ger Sousdus-
IhuB cur unteriudung Mndmeri-
foniider GdtiQfeit bebauptete in
einem oasgege6enen 70 Sciten unl-
foilenoen 8eritt, Dab oie Sopiet-
union bier5uIanoe cine Sommn-
niitiife 9ortei %unteritiist, oeren
6iibrer ,,0Tfentlih uerfiinOet baben,
0oB lie fiir Die ReoOIutiou uuo ben
5tur3 Der iebigen he : Gegierung
eintritt.
SIS muroe meter geiogt ooB ole
Hereinafter Stooten Den Gommu-
nismus fiirdten miiiien, % es ii6
UNI cine pom HUSBAND CONTROLLER
tie gemequng bonoelt, Die oifentlid
qelo6t bat, ,Rlaiienfompi, Agitos
ton 5mil6en oeu &aiien gu En-
neuern uno in onoerer @qile Der
Repolution in Oieiem 9anoe 8or-
ldub 81 Ieiiten.~ @in5elperioueu,
0rganiiationen uuo ole &e8ierung
muroen eriudt, Dor 9ommunilbcn
mo Jog. o6ront" : OrganiiotioHen
auf ser SUIT 5l iein.
9os aomitee erfldrte, OoB eS
fommuniitii6e @ruppen 6eobattet.
,S6ne nGber oui 6ieien 8unft elm
3tQeben, oeriiderte oo8 9ommitee
ierner, oaB es Nadioridungen an.
Itellt, sic oas 9eiteben eineS Sp-
items faIdiitiiher Glubs in ben
8ereinigten Staoten aufoedeu f0nn-
tie.
Son einigen RunOfunf- &ommen-
totoren puroe Obne Ramensnen-
uliug geiogt, boB lie fommuni-
ltiide Propaganda perbreiten. Sic
Grippe frttiiierte ferner cine
5driit oes 9rieas Departments
- leoiglif ais Srientation 6act
Sbeet go. GA beeidnet, - bon Der
es iagte, BOB lie ben Rommunis-
mus unteritiibte. @s bieB, 0aB einige
OrganiIationen oieie @ublifation
nod in llmlolrf iesen. Mebrere
Seiten 0es 8eridts maren Der
9dtigfeit Jog. fommuniitilher 6ront-
Srganiiotionen 9euiomet.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
&la6cuOperette
in Niirnber0

gtiirnberg (Oge9O Qie @or-
IhI1ge oeS 9oolittle &omitees iiir
a6Idoffung Der &lnlieniheiOungen
innerbolb Der @rmee fonen Dem
Stab Der omerifonii6en Staatsnn-
mnltihaft im 9dirnberger 9riegs'
perbrederpro5eB unt feinen glilgen-
bIid gu iriib.
Gem tpegen chen oieier trooitio'
ueean GIullenideioungeu 5mfiden
Offisieren unO gelp06nliden Solou-
ten lit es bier bisber Dem Gi6ter Oes
O6erIten @eridtsbofeS, Souptitants-
onmoIt Robert s.. Sodion nid)t mOgs
lid, geweien, iein aeiomtes 8erional
oui cine Art 5uiommeu5lbringen,
sic man ais geieaiges 8eiiommen.
Iein b1tte fenn5ei6nen f0nnen.
8origen 0ttober ,nodoem ole aus
floge Der Staatsonpaltidait 3iem-
lid fertiggeiteIlt mar, Die @eridts-
p~erbonOIung aber nod nidt begons
men bette. molten Suffice Sndion
uno ieine Witarbeiter cine @nlomeen-
8ortn modem un0 trofeu entipre-
fenoe 8orbereitungen i'm bieIigen
@rono 9otel.
an lester Stun0e ober 6efam ser
omerifoniide General @ino bon
oieIem b0dIt ungebii6rliden Inter
nebnen uno o~erItdnoigte Oeu Rid-
ter oes Sberlten 8unoesgeridts Dob
feline BerionuI8ulommenfunft nift
Itattfinoen f0nne. @runo. es mir
ben einfa6e SoIOaten nit 0ffisieren
gemeinIam t%eilnebmen.
Suffice Sadion teilte Dem General
nit, Dab iene einiaden SoIooten
AnmGIte ieien, ole bonn IrmeeOienlt
beilrlaubt muroen, nm in ieinem
Stub ser Staotsnnmaltidoft iilri-
itii6e GienIte 3u leiiten, Dab lie eben-
ioiebr elm Eeil ieines StubeS ieien
mie ole al 0ieiem 9ienit obfommon-
oierten 0ffi3iere unO Dab er in lei
ner Giqeni6aft ais !SouptituotSon=
molt filr sic Sa6e nerontlportli6
iei, uno nidt Der mmerifanii6e &c
neral.
Ser General gob 8u, 0oB nlleS
itimme. Qlber er erinaerte Suffice
Sadion 0oran, 0oB oas Sotel inter
ieiner Surisoiftion itebe ltno er per-
I0nlih berbieten miiroe, BOB OaS
Sotel fir irgeno cine gemiidte GU
iommenflinit BON Gffi8ieren unO
@S's benust meroe, unO OoB jeoer
ungeboriame Gffi5ier pors ariegs-
geridt geiteut perOen miiroe.
Ole geieGige ~3uiommeufunft fano
nift Itatt. MittIeriueile genieBt 10.
gor ieoer oelitihe Yoiiant, Der an
Nrm zines omerifnniiher Sffi5ierS
ins Sotel fommt, bone 8aItfreuno.
Ihaft. 9(6er elm einfoder omerifa-
niiher Soloat, ielblt menn er bon
einem MitgIieo oes Sberiten Bum
0es9eri6ts6ofes ser @~ereinigten
6tooten eingeIooen miro, faut inter
sic Hubrif ,Werboten."
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
.od1on.8lof
babeu Te6Oe

Wiirnbera. 8uroesoberridlter
Robert $. Sodion hrahte einen
gtreit in Die Sefientli6feit, Den er
nit ieinem Rolle9en 9u8O Blad
bot.
SodIon erfldrt. g[dd bd6e i'm
,,ariea" erflGrt, menu er (SadioD
nift oGotiohen in einem Sale Der
ihleiere,~ in Den 8lads anmalts.
partner nerDidelt mar.
Ser amerifantidye Gbgf : StoatS'
anmolt I'M Niirnberger &ro5eB ge'
9en &riegsperbrefer oepeldierte
oen &e1tSuusi6iBen Oes Senots
,lno oes Observation-Disclosures in
@oi6ington cine i6arfe Grflorung,
Inn aui uhgeredtferti9te AngriTfe in
ser amerifoniideu Breir 81 ant
morten. gr niinlnt ar, OnB 8un-
oeso6erri6ter 8lnd binter Oielen
Yreiienngriffen ltebe.
u@s lit bohite Belt, bob Der aon-
greB Die 9otioden fennenlernt
Oeriiterte Sodion. u@enn mir Der
5eboebonol6u6 Gin9emorfen miro,
oann 3iebe i6 Dor, init ~offenen 81
iier gu f1mpfen uno nidt nit
@offen zines 9interliitigen @ngrei.
ferS."
Ssodion be5ie6t Iid auf einen gr-
tifeG Don 9oris 6leeion, Der am
16. @oi 1916 i'm u@nI6in9ton
Star~ eri6ienen lit. Sn oieiem Nr-
tifel babe 6leeion gunoesoberrid-
ter 8lod I'M Sinne elmer 8eidmer.
oe gegen cine gntideioung 3ittiert,
ole Safion I'M Sale Der Semel
&io9e 60. pefdat babe. Sodion
5abe iif nad) benz @ortInut oes
fraelihen artifels elmer uoffenen
8eleioigune" glads uno zines 4n-
griffs auf peri0nlihe uno rihter-
lide @bre iduIoig gemaht. Ger
4rtifelidrei6er ermede ben IN.
ihein ols femme er genauere gu
iammeabduae, wie lie @raiioent
Truman Dorgetra8en Woroen iein
ioHen.
Sodion mofte ieiue i6riftlide
Grfl1rung in elmer Niirn6erger
HreiIefonferen3 befnnnt, lebnte aber
a6, iih in meitere. Gin5elbeiten Elm.
3ulaiIen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Wauacc riicet Ucit
Nrittcr p0rtci ab

8aibington Sanoelsiefret6r
SenrD 8aIace erfldrte, Dab er nidt
geionnen lit, iid an Die Spite elmer
oritten Bartei 3u iteIlerI bic nit Ser
Nrbeiterpolitif oes Y%rGiioenten gru-
man nitt 5ufrieoen lit. 9ie oemo-
fratilde Bortei meroe cine .fort.
Idrittlihe" 8nrtei bIeiben un0 cine
brittle Hartei fonne nur 51 einem
Sieg ,,oer HcaftionGre~ b%eitragen,
ihrieb er in einem Mrtifel, Der IN
Dem Porteiorgm o9be Democrat"
erIdienen lit. gr CAB ser Meinung
4usorud, Dab oie Gepublifaner in
Der ndhIten YrdiiOentenpabl einen
>,Heaftion1r" nominieren un0 Die
perlieren Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
0oebbels 0Ab


Moerl6af, 8opern. - Aooli Sit
lers 8ropagonouminiIter Pail
Soiep6 @oe6bels. Der iid ais elm
edter 5amiIienoater be5eifnete, lab
Ielten ieine beiabrte Wutter uno
trug niemols etpos 81 i6rem I'm
terbolt BEL, wie ieine Sfmeiter
bcute iogte.
@oe6bels Mutter. 6rau aot6e-.
rine @oeb6elS, 70 Sabre alt; lire
Godter, 6rau aimmi6, ibr SdDie-
qerion Mor &immif) uno oeren IS
Monnte olte 5odter leben mie
oerormte 8ouern in 5mei 3immern
zines fleinen 8auernbafIeS 10 Wei.
len Don Wan6en entfernt.
SIR Aunntbnlt mar Don a%lliier-
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. emf
biillt moroan Die iagten, 6rou
@oebbels nno 6as gbepaar bdtteu
einen lebten 8efebf @oeb6els, bob
aIIe feline Berwanoten bel Dem
Sail 8erlinS tot iein miiiien, nidt
6eodtet.
Gle 6etagte Mutter le6te inter
angenommenem Nomen, bis ibr
SfmiegerIobn Ole SOentitGt ser
5nmilie ireiwilli9 entbiillte. 6rou
@oe6bels, oercn 4lter iih bemerf.
bar mo6t, riibrte einen 9opf
oiinne Slrppe aili einem o~fienen
Sol5ieuer an, ais Tie intermippt
muroe.
Sic por nid)t imItanoe, iiber i6ren
ODER ieinen SeI6Itmoro 81
iprehen. Ole Gohter entbiillte ie-
bod 5oaerno Elm nenig iiber hire
Gerbinoung nit ibrem nm
16 Sabre 1lteren 8ruoer. Sic lag-
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
9tafgabe
bon @ent0lOen

WaIbinqton. Spreder elmer
Bruppe Don 95 amerifaniifen
QiinItlern uno &unltla6ueritGnoi-
oen 6eItamoen oornuf oaB 200
oeutld)en @emdloe, Die i'm oergange-
men Sabre bon 9eutidlanO noG ben
Ser. Staoten gebrad)t mor0en limo,
10 ihnelI mie MIR irgeno mOgli1"
mieoer nod GeutIflano 3uriidge-
idofit weroen.
@ertreter oes meiBen tSauies
qlno llnteriefretGr 8ean &delon
erflarten i'm Iesten Monat, Ole irag-
lifen @en1loe ieien in Der yaotio-
nalgalerie in @aIbington gebradt
woroen, neil D%gegenDartig in
9eutidlon0 mecer oas notmen0ige
Berionol nod geeignete alifbemob-
runqsraume Dorbanoen iinO, Ole
cine Siferung Der @emdlOe ge-
gen Sdo0en uno Gerfull gorantie-
rem f0nnen."
90 Ialtete jeoenfalls Die omtli.
DIE @a1bingtoner Antmort oiui Ell.
ne @ntidlieBnng, Die BON 50 &unit-
iahperitGnoigen oes ameritaniihen
Mleumsmeiens qefoBt mo in Der
sic 4iidienoung ser oeutiden Mei-
iterperfe geioroert woroen mar.
;Sebt baben Die Nep PORTER Mu.
ieumSoireftoren Or. 6reorid Mor.
timer Glopp unO Suliana 6orce
in 8riefen nod @dibin9ton
Die 6oroerung Der iofortigen &iid-
ienoung ser 8ilOer erboben.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

fe.
o@ir Iaben Sobiepb nidlt oft, OBJ
mobl mir in Berlin lebten unO
id) meiB OoB ct Mutter ME @elo
ga6 ODER ba0f, 81 ibrem lInterboIt
6ei5utrogen.~
aimmif iogte, oie Satiade, DAB
lie ni6t bereit mnren auf @oeb-
bells @sbeiB SelsitmorO 3l per-
iei cine ,5omilienongelegen-
6eit." Gr oelltete an, Dab lie ge-
rnoe Dor Dem Sail gerlins aus
Der Rei686aupiltaot floben, 10
Bob iie Dem gefe1l pes 9ropogon-
0nminiiters aIslpeifen fon1ten.
geomte ser MiIifdrregierung ao.
ben al, es liege fem 9epeis oa-
iiir Dor, Dab irgenO cine ser orei
9erionen MitgIieo Ser R~otionaljo.
5iaIiltiiden Rartei gemeien lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
11ntcrItiibt Sic NcmtIAe
5citmn0, IS III care
5eitMme!

Gsuoet IamiIisu . NadridteH,
Iereinsnadridteu, IOtuie IOnItiss
~iHtereiiGnte NeMigfeiten an bic
ReOnttiOn. 8,r iin6 gerne &c
reit nnS freusn ms, Serartise
Nadridten i'm rSOnrunl" al 6rin.
gen. Sic belfen ms Damit Mnb
OCrmei6en, SaR mir Safir Dsrant-
wOrtlid gemadt mer6eH, iuenn ST.
eisniiie in 5Omilisnfreiien (@s-
6nrtstage, 6Od5eiten, 3inOtaufeH,
SterbefGae, 8eindDe DOn TrennOen
aItu.) nidJt in nniersr, reIp. emrer
3eitnns gu finOen limb.
gemadlridtigt Die Nebaftion,
no Sirtb Ctr. u. ~, 8aibingtOu
|, .. s. (JernipredDer @9ItiOn0;
1889.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

an 8aufadurbeiter pergeben weroen
ioa. 0nmit mofte Die Staot Ores
ben 1000 neue llmlerner auf 0as
8aubanomerf fir 1916 werben. nm
ibr iebr melt geitedtes SnItnnosIet-
5ungSprogramm iiir 1916 ausfiibren
gu tonnen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Die rim Slime

v@ieuiel Sinne bait ou?" fragte
Ser 2ebrer aarlden.
limo lpie 6eiBen Iie?~
Se6en 9oren S6meden uno
5iibIen.~
Sier itodte 9orl6en. Scum,
uno mas TINT on nit ser Nale?"
iragte Der 2ebrer meiter.
,Ntidtsl"
,,aannit on oenn nidt rieden?"
9a Iogte &arlden: .Mee, id
babe Sdnnpfenl"
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
geinabC

Warie6en bort, OaB ibr 5reunO
Biai I'M gleidlen Monat iino MIR
einen Gag iriiber ols lie geboren lei.
uorouf lie meint: 0ad, mie ulfig,
Oa pdren mir ia beinabe 3miainge
gemoroenl~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-02
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Donata (val-
entino) Rubbo, Bamford avenue,
Oakville, will be held Monday at 8
a. m. from the La Porta funeral
home, 81 Holmes avenue, this city,
to st. Mary Magdalene church
Oakville, for q solemn high Mass
Of requiem at Q. Burial viii be in
Calvary cemetery, this city.
Friends may call at the funeral
home today from 3 to 10 D. M,
and tomorrow from 2 TO 10 p. m.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph
Burke, rs Pearl street, will be held
Monday afternoon at 2 at the Mt.
Olive A. M. z. Zion church. Rev.
S. w. Weller. pastor. officiating,
assisted by Rev. David Dewitt.
Fogg. assistant pastor Burial will
be In New Pine Grove cemetery
Friends may call at the KeyeS
funeral home, 90 Pearl street, to-
morrow from / to 8 d. m.
The funeral of Peter st. Saul
veur, 437 Willow street, was held
this morning at 8:l5 to st. Mar
garet's church for a solemn high
Mass of requiem ct Q. Burial was
in new st. Joseph's cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Emm (Hinde) McKeown, so Water
vile street, will be held this after
noon at at the Anderson funeral
EaAssAeo1 Tn4s
John J. Enavely, pastor Of the First
Methodist church, officiating. Burial
viii be in the Mayflower ceme-
tory, Duxburg, Mass. at the con-
venience of the family. Members
Of Waterbury Hospital Alumnae
Association, Mayflower Camp mem
bers, Royal Neighbors of America,
and Pine Rock Circle members Wis
tied the funeral home last night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susie North
Rowland, "a. win be held this after
noon at 2 o'clock in Hail Mem
orial Chapel, Riverside cemetery
Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, pastor
Of the First Congregational church.
officiating. Burial will be in River
side cemetery.
The funeral Of Elmer Mills Hurl-
but, 1864 West Main street, will
be held at the Anderson funeral
home, 70 Central avenue, Monday at
II a. m. Rev. DR.. John c. Walker
pastor Of Second Congregational
church. officiating. Burial win be
in Riverside cemetery at the con-
venience of the family. Friends may
call at the funeral home tomorrow
from 3 to and to 9 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-02

Napoleon AGontamhanlh 81 %
Ank street. known as enc % the
asans ecrobatie clowns, dled &C Sc.
1Arye Hospital yesterday morning
after . lingering illness. Akr. Mon
AamoAult retired from the stage IN
pos and &C has been said that ~he
mad fallen from . pyramid o. tables
ana chairs N every country o. the
world" ne was enc q three broth
era Joe" SAN" and Map, who
were members og the acroeatic
beam. They toured the world with
Wirc0seS fairs and vaudeville acts
and he and his brother Joseph Of
GerrAce avenue. were known IS
MAP and Montambo."
IN 1855 due 30 III health Mr.. Mon.
earnoAult retired from show bust.
ness and came 10 waterbury in
aess where he resided with his
brother Joseph and became assist
an& manager Of the F9anco-Ameri-
can Coal 90.
Born n Canada, Mr.. Montam-
Dault came 10 this country IS years
ESQ. He was q former member Of
che Brooklyn Athletic Club and
had been employed most recently
Ct the Scoviil Mfg. Co, until his
0lness six weeks ago.
Surviving are his brother, Jos
eph, president Of the Franco-Ameri-
Dan Coal Co., this city, and q sister.
AIRS Frank Nation. also Of Water
bury.
Funeral services will be held
Monday from the nelleville Fu-
neral Home, es East Clay street, at
$50 q. m. 10 st. AIMS Church at Q.
Burial viii be IN Calvary cemetery.
Friends may cali at the funeral
home today from 10 5 p. m. and
tomorrow from Z to 10 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-02
OBITUARY

MURPHY-Eugene Alyoisus Muir
ply, ST., l5a Davis street, Oakville,
who conducted a building and real
estate business In West Hartford
and oakville, died last night at
st. Francis Hospital, Hartford. after
brief illness.
Mr.. Murphy, who Is survived by
hts wife, Helen JDwyerl Murphy,
was born in Oakville, son Of the
late Patrick and Mary Julia '(Mor-
iartyD Murphy. He had lived in
oakville all his life, and was q
member Of St. Mary Magdelene
church.
Surviving besides his wife are
twin sons. Edward J. Murphy, Wa
terbury, and Eugene A. Murphy,
Jr., Oakville: q daughter, Miss
Alice x. Murphy. oakville; four
sisters, MRS. Lucy Sanford, Mrs.
Bessie Brahen and Mrs. Clara
Madara, all Of Hartford, and Mrs.
Nellie Burke, Providence, r. l.;
two brothers. Frank and John Muir
ply Of West Hartford; q grand
daughter, Patricia Ann Murphy,
Oakville. and several nieces and
nephews.
The funeral will be held from the
Mulville Funeral Home, 40 West
Main street. Monday to St. Mag
dalene's church. Oakville. time to
be announced later. Friends may
call at the funeral home this eve
ming from TO 10 and tomorrow
from 10 10 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-02

Resident
Dies Here
MF0. Esther Kennedy,
Mother o. Priest, Nun,
DOeloF, Teachers

AIRS. Esther tGcDonald) Kennedy,
90, one Of the founders Of g. Fran
els Xavier Church, died last night
at he home. She was q native Of
this city and a daughter OF the late,
Patrick and Mary CFoley) Melon
aid, life long residents Of WASH
ington Hin. Mrs. Kennedy was the
widow Of the late william f,
Kennedy and made her home on
South Street.
She was an organizer Of st. Fran
els Xavier Church and participated
IN the organization Of the Catholic
Women's Association, the Queens
Daughters, and the st. Mary's Hos
pital Aid Society. She took active
part In Waterbury affairs until 1912
when she was injured In q trolley
accident In this city.
Surviving are three sons, Col
william c. Kennedy, Medical Corps,
U. S. Army, who Is stationed at Fort
Benning, Ca, Arthur q. Kennedy,
this city and Rev. Raymond J,
Kennedy, pastor of st. Bridget's
Church, Elmwood.
Also, four daughters, Miss Mary
! E. Kennedy, member Of the WASH
ington School faculty: Sister Mary
Clement Of Sisters of Mercy, St
Mary's Convent, Derby; Miss Ger
trude A. Kennedy, member Of the
Leavenworth High School faculty
and Mrs. Edward p. Egan, this city;
seven granddaughter, two grand
sons, two great-grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.
The funeral viii be held Monday
from the Bergin Funeral Home, 29O
East Main street, to st. Francis
Xavier Church, time to be announ-
ced later. Friends may call at the
funeral home tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-02

cabinet service.
On the contrary, the belief is
popularity expressed that If Tckes
had not beer given an opportunity
to tell his story before the Senate
committee he would have hired a
hall, IL necessary, in which to tell
1t. He has been rumbling protests
against Pauley for some time on
charges Of over-enthusiastic op-
position to the Tide Water suit.
The pay-of on this latest battle
into which the 7l-year-old cabinet
ofiicer has engaged will depend,
however, on how anxious Mr.. Tru-
man is for Pauley's confirmation
Some persons believe Pauley's
nomination merely was a pay-off
for political services rendered and
that the President has no great per-
sonal interest in 1t.
ForrestaI Successor
But there Is persuasive evidence
that when Pauley was nominated as
.ndersecretary the President delib-
erately was putting him in posi-
ton to succeed Secretary Of Navy
James Forrestal, who Is expected
to leave the Cabinet this year. If
that was Mr.. Truman's intention,
the President may not take kindly
to Ickes' effort 10 prevent Pauley's
confirmation. It Is likely that an
issue of that kind might persuade
the President to waive on his Secre-
tary of Interior.
II Pauley did eventually succeed
Forrestal and IckeS remained in
the Cabinet, the pair probably
would need a referee. Ickes was
uneasy in his Cabinet chair a few
months ago and somewhat resent
full against Mr.. Truman. The Sec
rotary felt that he should have
some positive gesture from the
White House indicating that he
should remain in the Cabinet.
He may have gotten 1t because
he has stayed on and only this
week announced that his doubts
about continuing had been resolved
In favor Of keeping on tn job. But
that was before he put the finger
on Pauley. Whether the old cur
mudgeon has picked himself a los
ing fight apparently will depend
on whether Pauley is dearer to Mr..
Truman than the lex.