davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09
Deutsche WoIIen
die hydrierwerke
wieder aufbauen

Sberbolien (9iuhr.) - Sic s(I=
liierten iehen belttid)e GlGnr sum
@ieHeroufbau Der oroHen Snbrier=
ipcrfc, in Denen ein ipntbetilctes
gcn,in herNeitellt wurbe, iest nit
SSpbllpollen an. Sie baben bas Ser=
bot Der Sen;inipntheie oufaeboben.
lno ein 9Serf hat bereits Die @enebs
miollno sur &ieberallfnabme Der
FrpDuttion erbalten.
Sn Den iibriaen fiinf 1obrifanIos
acn McItoelltirblauos plunnen
9tubrinbllitrielle moperne Sroouf=
tipnsnalhinen allfsuItellen. Sic
Sclltit,en erflGrer, bieie fGnnten
ourh Die 6eritellunQ bon Seifen lno
onoercn dleniihen Grseuaniiien
lpitt)tiac seitrdae fir Seutidlanos
NrieOcnslpirtihuft leiiteu.
Sblpphl oer &ieDeraufbou bicler
filnf Ncrfc bon Den gciobllnas=
ill0c.}tcn nod III ncrebni1en iit, Gll=
Bertcn alliicrte Seunlte, baf bic
Huhrinoultrie mubriheinlid, ichon
balb Die GencbnliaunQ erholten
plro. Is lei ioaar notwithstanding,
baB oos aunse Giseniierllnasperiab=
rem filr oielen Snbllitrieslpeia nod
in oieIem Sabr uhaeidafft miro.
Sn Der natipnallo,iaIiitiid)en 3eit
iporeu ncue ,Sobrifen oebaut mot
Den, III oeneu bas iSiid,er=Sropi(b=
Eerfabreu slr Spntheic bon 9en,in
llno onoercn ,SliiIiiafeitcn aus &ob=
lie all0cluanOt purOc. Scd)s noppn
lager inl Jtubr1ebiet lnO Die unDc=
rcll Drci int @ebiet Der hcutioen Sp=
lplctipne. Nm &riea lpuren hicIe
sSertc fiir ScItihlanb lmcrlGblid),
oa cS bon Der ouslGnoiid)en 9Setro=
leun'bellcrerllno 10 out ipie abae<
ibnittcn mar.
Slllc Nerfe ipurben bon ulliierten
Nlua6ellaen ihlper bpmbaroiert, unO
mas nah bem Strie0 an Maihinen
no1 oorbonoen mar. ipllroe arOHten=
tells Denontiert lnlb abaeliefcrt.
9tah be,lticbcr ScbGtllno f0nnteu
aber ollie Oieie iSubrifen in ben @eltz
tonen fir llnaeflbr 20 Dtillionen
S=Uturt $16,GGO,OOO) ipieDer
uuflebuut lperoen.
Sicicr Setraa fOrnte burd) slusz
Illbrlieferlln9en Der SrDoufte aleill
III einem Sabr peroient lperoen. ia.
acll Die Seutl6en, ipGbreuO buourc)
Qleidlieitio bic Ginfuhr pieler bod)=
elprliaer Hobltoffe fiir bic tben,iihe
SnOllltrie Dern,inoert iperoen f0nn=
te.
gis &rieasenoe lparen ,lpar Nto=
torentreibltpffe pas SauptpruDuft
nicier SSerfe. Dpd iebt erflaren Die
Nubrinoultrieller, lie ieien bierul,
lpenia intcreiiiert. Sic gSerfe f0nn=
te piele SinQe erseuaen, bic beoell=
teno lpertUDller ieien unO h0beren
Nelpim brin9en ais Ycnsin NM
IielelDl. sllm Seiipiel Seifen, 9iei:
nlNunNsn'ittel. hoharaOiae sllfobo
lie llnb Sarnpohic.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

3reislauf bes Isatienten alriidaeleis
tet. Sluf bieie @eiie fOnnen Die gtie=
rem IGnaere 3eit binourcb bon ibrcr
Slrheit e1tlaitet iperhen; bas fiibrt
erfabrlnasoemab in pielen ,sGuen
at elmer gieberberiteiluna bes Qes
ihdoiaten Sraans.
Sic ieniotionellitcn Geriude oher,
sic ouf bieiem iebr intereilanten &C.
biete I'M Sang iinp, ,peroeu aeaen-
ipGrtia nit bem fiinitliden 9luoe
ourhaefiihrt. Sos Seben fpmmt be-
fanntlidl ooburt sllltanbe, boI bic
ppm pptiichen slpporot oes Sluocs
alf0enpnynenen Sihtreiie burd) ben
Sehnerpen ins 8ebirn aeleitet lper,
oen; crit BORT entltebt Die eiaentlirbe
Sebclnpfinouna. Die meiiten glins
ben buben Elm intaftes Sebsentrum,
MIR Die Sptif ihrer Sluaen (Net-
haut llilp.) funftipniert niht. Sci
Den ncllen Gerillhen III ben II. g.
u. hot man nun ein fiinltlirtes Slus
&c, bos uuf 8rllnD Der letten photo
eleftriifen GrfahrllnNen aebout lit,
all Den Sehncrpen onoeihlpiien lmO
- pprldufia alleroinas uur i'm
Sierperil,h - einlpanbfrei Sch
empfinblnQ heruprrufen f0nnen.
ytpd) iirb Die Gerirlhe I'M Slnionas=
'tuOillm unh es miro iicbcr nph eine
game 9Seile buuern. che lie in ciner
praftilh prelpenDboren ,Sorm aui
Den Menithen iihertroaen iperoen
fnmen. slher bos fundamental nelle
Erinsip elmer tetbniicben 9tahah=
mun0 Der 9llaenfl,nftipn oibt ben
Slinben in aller @elt cine iebr arp-
be \oOffnuna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

Srpinemiinoe. - Nafl Iongen ge.
beimen &erbnnolunsen enoete iest,
mic Die r@elt" aus S6rperin 81 be.
rihten ,peib, oas 2ebeu oes ebena.
ligen 2anorats bon llieoom, Sel.
mutb Stanse, unter einem Sullbeil
ser oitSonalen Suiti5. Stanse NOR
emit ein fleiner Sber i'm vguropais
ihen Sol" in S4uinenriinoe, nid)t I'M,
tiidtig. aber binter oem 8elo her
wie ielten iemano uno redt ieruil.
Iieie Gigeni6aiten perbalien linn 81,
gtadt uno snieben in Dem slusen,
blid, als Sic iogenannte rantlia"
in oen SItieebaoeru ser Sniel llie,
Dom 81 regieren begann. Gin Meter
Mann," meinten sic, bie cine oide
3isarre bon Stange befommen bot
ten. Ct illbr bamals, natoem CT
1915 bon oen Huiien oils SanOrat
eingeiett noroen mar, bl,rd bie Can.
Sc. lleberall. no CT @ruppcn uou
Mcnidlen iab. muBte ser Gbauiieur
holten. Ser iopiale Iann untcrhielt
lid, gcrne nit ibneu, gum Sdluii
erbclt ieoer cine 3igarre BON ibm.
d" &iBt ibr aud, bon Wem ibr Die
l3i9arren befommen babt?" Stanae
blidte in llmpiiienoe slugen. vTon
eurem 2anOrat," belebrte ct lie.
/ Stange tpar aber in @irtlihfei1
cin Waiiennlorber. Wrob lit Die 3abl
oerer, Die felt Dem CONNER 1916
an ser uIt5onalen @aiierfante per'
|id)tullnoen iino. IS tparen nidt I'M
mer gta,is, ionbern @eid)ditsleutt
ooer Menhen. Die etlpas ipubten
bic beiipielstpeiie Die gereansenbeit
oes ySanorats" faunten. rSurpelen
Ioiebitabl" botte Der cine, .ltrfunben
Iialidluna" Der jrpeite, vbouerno be-
Itrunfen" Der brittle geiagt Iies lpa,
!oie eine aotesorie. Tie onSere: ST.
|ba6er bon MobeltiiGlereien uno on
loere 8eidaitsleute, Die Maid)inen
Wagen uilp. gum rgnteignen" bat
item. Ga fpnnte man Ole lirn,a il
|lbOn riibprnebmen".
] Cine 9aaes ueridpano .ein ange
Ilebener Spinelniin0er M0beltiihIer
getriebsleiter tpuroe fummiiiariid
Elm Serr Glitter, Ser oamals in Sci
2otienitrabe in Slpinemiinoe tpobn'
te unO ieoen Sas ans BoGmerf ging
I'M in Die S,pire ,u ipufcn. Weitcr
lhatte er nid,ts 81 tl,n. Tieier Mann,
Elm aeiiirt,teter ruiiiid,er @ebei',,.
pcl,3e,ipisel. mar .in Oronung". gr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09
Siebenbiireiid, ,,2lmerifaniIdes Dolfsblatt
Attentaeter i'm haschischrausch
Rovsehsift in der PoIk uro Moerder, die .ieh in.
Porodes versetzen.

Gs aibt nid)ts Nel,es inter ser
Sonnc. @tit s(bibeu bort man "a.
pon bab @eitinoniiie NIT Silie
ihiperer Irosen erprebt tperoeu.
Man fennt Sic Selbitanflaaen ae.
ltiir3ter pclitiiber 8rGben nno 10.
senonnter Soboteure. sic fommen
ilnter ser @irfl,ns Iebenseeidbrli.
der mooerner @iite s,,itanbe, Sic
tieic l1mitimnllngen I'M Gorper 1,nh
inn Seelenaeiiise ser Spier n,it lid,
brineen. lleber Sen geeriii ser @abr.
beitsoroae miro tdglih in ben Sci
tl,naen oisfl,ticrt. seoe MfetbpSe.
ourh pbarmafoIosiihe Ntittel Bic
Gerionlihfeit auber &rait 5u ietcu
oocr 81, 5eritoren lit I'M 8rl,wot
ideubIif. Sier eebt mooerner 8cili
aui Mhpeeen. ltno boh lit sic &ennt'
nis bieier NtGglihfeiten uralt, apabr'
iheinlid) alter als man tpeiB.
3ur 3eit ser arel,55iise, im Sabre
1851. griinoete Soiian Sabbadl IN
Sprien cine politiid-religlOle Or
oensgeiellidait, sic in sen islomi'
ihen SGnoern lange 3eit eiue illrdt
bare HoIle ipielte ino ibre @irfrn
gen Bis ins peltlitbe europa ltreute
Reite oieles ianatiihen &lubs biel'
ten id, Bis in oie 9teu5eit. gs bon'
oelte iid I'M cine observation-disclosures
suns, bel oeren Organization altt
Ggpptiihe GorbilOer cine 8olle fpiel
ten. Sic lteIlte balo ale abnlid)er
politiihen 9iinbe inter bem Salb
luono in SEN S6atten.
Gie @ctpesung, Sic Saiian Sab
bad) bon elmer abgelegenen Berg
Teitung in Noroperiten aus leitete
Dem ioeenannten rslblerneit", pa,
itrena eeslieoert. Ser SrOen tuar II
iieben peridiebene @raOe aeitaft. Git
AFttslieoer bieben negeu bes 8enul
ics ser narfotiiierenoen SanHltb'
itan5, ser beitin,mten Srbensituier
|porgeihrieben lpar, Saihaifi, 5. f.
Saidii6elier, pber, pie lie in Gu
rppa oann genannt 1puroen sllial
iinen. slnoertbaIb Sabrbunoerte LANG
;itterten Sic MGdtigen Soroeraiiens
Dor ibrer i'm gebeimen ipiiblenoer
slrbeit ,lo oor bem Gold ibrcl
iaratiidleu Sen0linae.
llnbebinster 8cboriam.
Mn ser Spise bieies n,itteIolter'
liden 8ebeimflubs NIT politii iher
3ieleu itanb ser Sd)eif el Gidebel
mas Sos slbcnolano banlals mi
;, ,Setulus be mcntaniS" ooer Ser
sllte pom 9crse" iiberieste. Sc,
slIte banbbabte oas beIonoere @cict
bud Ocs Srocns. Cen Z Stufcn oel
CrScnsbierarfie entiprehenb seriicI
bas Gcicsbud in Z &apltel. Iancber
golten ciniac slusle9ungen bes ac'
rams, iupeit lie Dem @eiit llno Oer
3ielen oes Sroens niitlid) ,paren.
9as bohite 8eics abcr, Die oberitt
Snitan5 in alien Jragen .par oe,
S6eif ieIber. 9enn in ieiner Yerior
Iab man iepeils, gerlGB ser 2ebre
bon ser SeelenlpanOcrlmg, bic Seell
Mp6anlmeos nel, perfOrpert. 8egel
oieien abiolutiitiihen Stattbaltel
Mobammeos sab es feinen @ioer'
iprud,. Gr mar uniebIbar in ieiuen
politiihen euti6liiiien. Sic eisent'
lihen 0oilitrcder ieiner 8eieble ,pa'
rem Die SaiGiiheiicr, ble cine beion'
Ocrc, relatip nieoere Stllic iunerbalf
oes 0unoes biloeten. Sic filbrte,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

blinolines aus, tpos ser Mlte befabl. |
SIMMER pieoer ordnat es oen
|Menihcn, iidD abiolltiitiiden Orb.
nl1neeu 81, l,nterperIcn. 9aber lit
cs nid)t eritaunlid), Dab ser sliiai.
|iinenflub balo iiber 10000 Wtitelie.
Ser pcriiietc. 0aS apar Elm lneebeu.
rer Sprensitcfffern I'M Scrsen Der
|islon,ilhcn Welt.
8eicblsanssabc int 9ammeridlaf.
Tas Ntittelater fonnte Sic Sn.
ieftipnsiprite nid)t. slus Ben glat.
tern ser SanfpilanSe ,puroe bieien
|mitteIalterIihen Mgenten Elm itarfer
Grant bereitet. Gr perieete lie in
lm,noerpoue SrGume unb Giloncl,.
Ntit 9eiuubtieinstriibunge gIng ein
Ilnenolihes @liidsgeiiibl eiuber. -
&oum nnO 3eit ibienen auYgeboben.
Sic Spier ser Sanforoge elaubterl,
ourh sic @nooe bes S6eifs ins ga.
rabies entriift su iein. Sic waren
iider, in oieies Haraoies enogiiltig
ein5useben, iaas lie BEL ser slus~
| |fiibrung ibres pclitiiden Moroaui.
Itrases su 5ooe fommen iollten. sm
Saidiihrauid, erbielten iie ibren
slttentatsbeiebl.
0ieier an iif) tiefe @laube an cine
,'Senieitstpelt poqer Suit rno @onne
Iieb sic sltteutGter ibre Moroe nit
lunppritellborer aaltbliitigfeit aus
|fiibren 3ablreide periiide unS ara.
|biide 8iiroentrdger iener 9eit iielen
|oen Golden ser Said)ifeiier gun,
ISpfer. &aliIen uno @eiire luuroen
erltod)en, 2dnoer erobert ilno Hro.
|rin;eu inter 2errpr eeiett, bis eno.
Hid nuh bem Ginion ser Ntongolen
ein fur6tbares Hahcblutbab bieIen
8ebeinlorben Bis aui unbebeutenoe
geite ausrottete. 3lpiiden 1866 unS
1857 Iieb ser mongoliid)e Stattbals
ter bon aboraiiau aucin 10000
Saidiiheiier obne llnteridieo Oes
9uters binridten. Ter Serror purbe
alio, mic 10 oft in ser 8eidibte,
ourd nelien Serror gebrohen.
Sic araft eines Nlfaloibs.
SIN .Ssllncrn ser Stoffc 1pchnen
eebeinnispollc &rGite, oamoniibe
@epaltcn, Die sen Menihen perlpans
oeIn. 9lud bie Sanipilan5e beiist
icld)c &r6fte. Die meiblid)en @liiten.
| ltdnbe oes Sanis iinb nit feinen,
bon Iriiien burhlod)erteu Garden
beiett. Tieie ionOern cine bar5ige
Tliiiiigfeit nb, oas Nussongsproouft
iiir Said)iid.
Cine ,pir;iee 0ierse bieies sllfa-
loios mod)t ans traurigen Seelen
ianati'd)c 1rdimer. peripanoelt
Sriibiinnisc fiir cine 3eit in piiiondre
ShlpGrmer.
9ch bicle cupboriihcn Sriiblnt.
| gen oes 9elpuBtieins lino nldJt obne
6olgen. Sir alles nllb ein Yreis
ge;ablt aperben. Ser Ntibbraub oes
Said)iids bot ieeliih.forperlihe Ser.
fauseri6einungen I'M l8eiolge. Sto.
rl,nsen bes 8lutfreislauis, nerpoie
St0rllueen aller slrt, Dor allcm aber
oie sIuiloilng ser moraliiden Her'
ion iinb Oie unausbleiblihen Tolgen
oieicr HauidNiitiutt, Die tpobl iple
feIne Speitc in Die politiibe Struf.
tl'r ser @elt eingegrlIierl hat ,no
crit burh Die id,cuBlihcn 3panss'
mittel 0es noberncn Serrors iiber.
troiien iplroc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

Es scheint, dass mehr und mehr
Leute jeden Tag feststellen, dass
sic sich in erstklassiger Verfas-
sung halten muessen, um in der
Lage zu sein, wenn es darauf an
kommt, CUTE Arbeit zu leisten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

gu ben Glteiten 9uniclbilbern bes
lbenolonoes aebDrt Der Srallm pom
Somlnflllus, npm filnltIilbcn Men=
fhel1. Sic SlIhin1iiten lppllten oos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

herF JOnn II. Nd-
pier, Route l,
Moselle, Missis-
sippi, fand sich-
erlich, dass Be-
schWerden und
Schmerzen, Ner-
vositaet und auch
Schwaeche ihn
an seiner Arbeit
ais Maurer und
zimmerman oft
h,rlorfer n
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Glenn Pigg, Is, Deacon
Of Baptist Church Here

Clem Pigg, 73. a deacon of Ma
tional Memorial Baptist Church
for IS years who died Friday, will
be buried in Glenwood Cemetery
tomorrow after 2 pm. Masonic
funeral services in the Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV.
Mr.. Pigg, a groceryman here for
many years, died of a heart attack
at his home, 1419 Decatur street
NV. He had been a Washington
resident for so years.
He belonged to Centennial Ma
sonic Lodge No. IA, Columbia
Chapter, Knights of Templar and
Almas Temple.
Surviving are his widow, Re-
becca Mebane Pigg, with whom he
observed a golden wedding ami
versary last year; a daughter, Mrs.
George Emmons, 4410 Alton place
NV, and two sons, Mebane Pigg
OF New York and Gregory Pigg, of
Takoma Park, Md. Also surviving
are brothers, Yancey Pigg, 1884
Park place N. Y, and Oscar Pigg
OF Arlington; sister, Mrs. Charles
Hudson OF Danville, Va, and two
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Arthur Lands, S.;
Steel Firm Executive

Arthur Lands, So, former vice
president of Sneed & Co., Orange
(VaD steel fabricating firm, died
Thursday in Pittsburgh. He was
president in charge of the Christy
Park Pa) plant of the National
Tube Co., United States Steel
Co. subsidiary.
Mr.. Lands was graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1915 and
served in the Navy during World
War I, before becoming an indus.
trial engineer in civilian life. Fun
eral services will be held at 2 pm
Tuesday at Arlington Cemetery.
He Is survived by his wife, Mrs
Helen Mitchell Lands, and -four
sons. One of them, Ensign Arthur
Lands, jr., an Annapolis gradu.
ate of the class of 1948, is serving
with the Navy off Korea. Another
son is a student at Penn State ane
two are at Fork Union (Va.) Mill.
tary Academy.
| Mr.. Lands also leaves three sis.
ters. They are Miss Augusta Ian.
dis. OF the Valley Vista apartments
Mrs. George r. Floyd, also of ths
Valley Vista and Miss Florenc.
Lands, of st. Petersburg, Fla.
former librarian and English
teacher at Alice Deal Junior High
School. A niece, Mrs. Eugene j
Hardy, lives at 1921 Flint drive
Westgate, Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
John {. Settle, Is,
Retired Court Official

Funeral services for John c.
Settle, rs. former District Court
official who died here Friday, will
be held at noon tomorrow in the
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Settle died of stroke at
his home. 1881 Fourteenth street
NV. A Washington resident for
40 years, he retired in 1948 as as
sistant to the commissioner of
District Court, aiding the late
Commissioner William R. Harr
with claims work.
Mr.. Settle, native of Rich
mond, Va, had been a Federal
employe since 1908. when he joined
the Agriculture Department IN
Georgia. He later worked for the
Treasury, Labor and Commerce
Departments here before taking a
position at District Court in 1881.
Surviving Mr.. Settle are two
sons, Leroy G. Settle of the Four
teepth street address and Stuart
Settle of Cleveland, Ohio and a
daughter, Mrs. Mildred S. Dill,
2900 Eighteenth street NV. His
wife, Mrs. Ethel Settle, died last
August Is.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Emerson B. Harlow, 50,
Raleigh Hotel Engineer

Emerson Brennan Harlow, so
assistant chief engineer of the
Raleigh Hotel who died Tuesday
in Prince Georges General Hospi-
tai. will receive final military
honors in Arlington Cemetery to-
morrow after $50 am. services in
Gasch's funeral home, Hyattsville
Mr.. Harlow, who lived at 727
Seventh street NE, died of an in
ternal hemorrhage after a brief
illness. A World War veteran, he
had been with the hotel for Al
years.
A native of Leon, Madison Coun-
ty. Va, Mr.. Harlow joined the hoteI
staff at the age of 18. In addition
to his duties as engineer he also
served as chief electrician for the
building. He served as a sergeant
in the Army during World War L
Surviving him are his widow
Nora Lemmer Harlow; a son
Sergt. Frederick E. Harlow, An
drews Air Force Base; two broth
ers, Oscar T. Harlow of Mount
Rainier, and George A. Harlow OF
Culpeper, Va, and two sisters, Mrs
Annie c. Leathers of Leon and
Mrs. Ruth c. Sweeney of Coles
vile, Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Harry J. Coffman, 81,
Postal Association Worker

Harry j. Cofman. 81, retired
employe of the National Associa-
ton of Letter Carriers, who died
yesterday of a heart attack, will
be buried tomorrow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Funeral services will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Deal funeral home.
Mr.. Coffman, who had been un-
der a doctors care for some time,
suffered heart attack while try
ing to unhook the bumper of his
car from a fence near his home.
He lived at 5421 Thirteenth street
NV.
He was born in Keedysville, Md,
and came to the District as a
child. He attended public schools
in Maryland and the District and
was graduated from the old Busi-
ness High School in 1905.
Mr.. Coffman was a member of
Warren R. Harding Masonic
Lodge here.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lena R.
Coffman of the Thirteenth street
address; his mother, Mrs. Annie
Coffman. and a sister. Mrs. Eva
Nehemiah, both of 1921 Thirty
ninth street NV; another sister,
Mrs. Nellie Brawner of Dumfries
Va. and brother, D. E. Coffman
Of 3606 Jocelyn street NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Charles Harper Snapp
Resident Of District
For. 70 Years, Dies

Masonic burial services will be
held tomorrow in Arlington Gene
terry for Charles Harper Snapp
56, a District resident for more
than 20 years, who died Thursday
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Snapp lived at 1896 New
Hampshire avenue, Silver Spring
A native of Grottos, Va, he
lived in Port Republic, Va, and
Norfolk before moving here in
1929.
He was a stenographer and
bookkeeper and served in the
Navy from 1914 to 1918.
He was member of American
Masonic Lodge No. $50, Ports
mouth, Va, and Vincent B
Costello Post No. S, American
Legion.
Mr.. Snapp leaves his widow
Mrs. Rachel j. Snapp of the Sill
yer Spring address; one daughter
Mrs. jeanette Aebersold of 1922
Livingston road Sc; his mother
Mrs. Annie Snapp; two sisters
Mrs. Edna Hargrave and Mrs
Ruby Miller, and one brother
William Snapp, all of Baltimore
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow at Chambers
funeral home. 1400 Chaplin street
NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
William H. Chase, 81,
Active With Leqion

William H. Chase. 81, former
American Legion post commander
here and Riverdale justice of the
peace who died in Mount Alto
Hospital Thursday, will be buried
in Arlington Cemetery at 2:3O
pm. Wednesday.
The ceremony will follow pray
ers at l pm. in the Chambers
Riverdale funeral home.
Mr.. Chase was a retired Gov
ernment Printing Office linotype
section foreman. He lived at 53O5
Riverdale avenue, Riverdale. He
had been i'll several months.
Active in the District National
Guard since the 1905, he served
through World War I as a supply
captain and later as a major in
charge of a replacement center in
France. A member of Henry C.
Spengler Post No. IL of the Amer
lean Legion here for 80 years, Mr..
Chase was post commander in
1885 and served for 16 years as
the posts finance officer.
Born in New Bedford, H., Mr..
Chase came here after venture
as publisher of the Kinsey (Kans.) }
Mercury. He was member
OF the Columbia Typographical
Union. He was direct descend
ant OF Samuel Chase, signer of the
Declaration of Independence. Sur
viving are his widow, Eva FL
dredge Chase, and two sons and
a daughter: William H. Chase, jr.,
OF the Riverdale address; Spencer
Chase, Knoxville. Tenn. and Miss
Juanita Chase, San Francisco.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
DpathH

TuRCO, CAMILLA. On Saturday Febru-
ans NV at ssf Efsafnss Rco taS 5.a1sd ass
wife Of Louis Turco and mother Of Joseph
G., Ca Angelina ,l M and Rudolph }. Turco:
grandchildren. Services at Chevy Chase
Funeral Home. 5l01 Wisconsin ave. NV,
on tuesday. February 6, at IL am,
sssnss 59 s sps Western e the ave-. blessed
Quesada st. NV, where requiem mass
Will be offered at IL 80 am. Interment
private, st. Marys Cemetery. 5
UGLoM, COL. KENNETH NJ, U. S. A.
RENNETH n udEoW EfeysafG g. A. 1911 ot colss Gal
vile. Md. beloved husband of Archibeu
M Uglow and father Of Kenneth M, IT..
and aests william " an Edward ugoT Col ugIow
neral Home, s434 Georgia ave Silver
Spring Md. Services on Monday. Feb
TTnary TnfaImsri g. at an at Fort Myer Chapel
with full military honors.
WEAVER. WALTER VERNON. On Thurs
day. February |, 1851, at Perth Amboy.
\; Sls5' T. WAITER Il VERNON RsIoeIs WEAVER oi
Efie B. Weaver: brother Of Claude W. W.
william A.. jr.. and Albert Lee Weaver
Home 4th st. M and Massachasetts ss has ttuhevel sve
ne. where services will be held on Tues
gay: february =. at II noon. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
VIII EHAIh. DAISY N. On February l.
1851. OF 81 New York ave NV, wife
of Howard B. Whitehair, mother of
Howard Whitehair Mrs. Dora Atohi. Mrs.
Alice Caynor. Mrs Helen Miller. Mrs.
Theresa Vinson and Mrs. Rosa Deaton.
services at Chambers Funerla Home,
5l7 llth st. Sc. on Tuesday. February
., at 10 am. Interment George Wash
'ngton Memorial.
WILLIAMS. CLEXE. On Friday. February
Z, 1881. CLEVE WILLIAMS OF 1917
Harvard st. NV. He leaves to mourn
their loss three sisters. Mrs Ella Stewart
Mrs, Josephine Marine and Mrs. Cora
Williams: one brother. Mr.. James VIII
llams: and other relatives and many
friends. After noon Sunday. February
2: trends are invited to call at the
Morrow & Woodford Funeral Home Inc
i622 llth St NV. where services will
be held on Monday. February 5, at /
Pm Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
YogNG; t,,gs; BISHOP E. Departed this life
suodenly, on Friday, February 9. 1851
AZ MS residence. 4 Eye st. me-, BISHOP
F. YOUNG, devoted husband Of Mrs
Game Young. beloved father of William
Elmer and Ira Young and Mrs Adelan
Tanner. grandfather of Roger. Marion
and Loretta Young and Aurelia Tanner
brother of Rev. H. C. Young and Mrs,
Erline Worthey and uncle of James and
David Worthey. He also leaves other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the Ralph Barbour Funeral Home,
4S K st. ne. Notice of funeral will be
announced later
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Ewen H. Shewbridge,
Veteran Te|egrapher

Ewell H. Shewbridge, 64-year-
old veteran telegrapher for the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad, dieo
in his home at Germantown, Md,
Friday.
Mr.. Sl1ewbridge had been i'll
with heart ailment for nine
months. He had planned to retire
this month.
Mr.. Shewbridge had been a
B. & o. telegraph operator fol-
a. years. serving for the last 10
years at Boyd, Nd, and before that
in the Washington yards. A native
of Harpers Ferry. w. Va. he lived
in Germantown for SO years.
Mr.. Shewbridge was deacon and
superintendent of the Sunday
school at Trinity Methodist
Church, Germantown, and was an
honorary member of the Railroad
Telegraphers' Association.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Edith Ellen Riley of Lou
doun County, Va; one son, James
E. Shewbridge of Washington
Grove, Md, and two daughters,
Mrs. Eula Virginia Harper of
Gaithersburg, and Miss Berry Jane
Shewbridge Of 1905 Park road
NV. He also leaves two brothers,
Clarence of Brunswick, Md, and
Chum of Harpers Ferry, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Pearl Molher of Bruns-
wick.
Funeral services will be held at
10:30 am. tomorrow In Trinity
Methodist Church. Burial will be
in Harper Cemetery at Harpers
Ferry.