davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-30
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. jeanette Y. Sanders, daug1-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.. Sanders,
Route 2, Oakland, recently was
graduated from the clerical pro-
cedures course at the Women's
Army Corps School, Fort Nc
Clellan, Ala.
Private Sanders entered the
Women's Army Corps last August
and received basic training at the
fort.
She is 1857 graduate Of
Southern High School and was
formerly employed by Brownings'
Inc.
School for Boys and one from the
MOntrose School for Girls.
Throughout the state the well
fare expenditures for December
totaled 81 1897 1866 compared to ST.
874,192 for the previous month and
S1.81O242 for December a year
ago.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
IA CR0ATIAN CENTER
Nedjelju, rs. maja, objed
l sat poslije podne, odrzaje
Sc banket IL pomoc Croatian
Contra IL istome. Apelira Sc
ma dobre ljude da posjete O.
val banket.
D0BR0 USP0 PR0LETM k0CRAT PITTSBURGH JUNIOR TAMBURITzANS
DREKT0R TAMBURIzAN JOHN GREGJRCH P0LUCI0 E YELN SPH

Omadnska kulturna grupa - Pittsburgh Junior Tam
burzans svojim proljetnm koncertom polucila e
lik uspjeh programom veikom posjetom.
Vodja direltor grupe, brat John Gregurich po-
kazao sposoban pravm storom rukovodjenju die
ce mladez omladine, da ih e tako trenrao odlcnoj
discipni ozblnost eegannim nastupom pozornici
tehniom kod zvadjanja programa On svojom pomoc
ncom Miss Violet Ujubicom Ruparcic zasluzuju przna-
ME posovanje kulturnm odgojom nase madezi Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans.
Njhov program je bio bogat narodnm melodi jana,
pjesmama popevkama il svh krajeva nase stare Hrvat
ske cd Jadranskog pax do reke Drave Tai pro-
e oupio eitave kraeve nash doseenka da
XII nasao dusevni uzitak mlinu u tom programu.
"Javor" Dvorana je bla puma svijeta koncertu 4.
Program e otvorio pozdravnim govorom Direktor
brat John Gregurch koji e predstavo u
pravitea Pomladka brata Michael Grashu kracim po-
zdravnim govorom ime nase Zajednice
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Poeasni Blanket bratu Fi|ipu vuke|itu
0drzat &c Sc Is. maja u Hrv. Centru

Pittsburgh Pa. - JOS dijei desetak dana do
25. maja kad odrzat veli Banket pocast bratu
Fpu Vukeitu kao zasuznom taniku Ujedmjenh Odsjeka
HB.z Zapadne Pennsylvania yrednom vodj Hrvaskog
Centra Pttsburghu.
Dake oval pocasni Blanket ce odrzati nedjeju,
25. maa, Hryatskom Centru Pittsburgh. Pa Ist ce
poceti sat posle podne goste ce zabavati pocast
braa Vukelica, dobro pozna populan tamburask zbor
Balkan Serenaders IL Trafford Pa Ima cemo odlicnh
govonika koje cemo makar neke cd nh ogasit iducem
broju "ZajedniGara'.
Ia oval banket cine veke pripreme narcotic sestre
clanice nasih ovdasnh odsca koe organizrae svoe
zensko odjeene Hrvatskog Centra. One &c vod brigu
oko prpreme hrane muSkarci druge stvari.
Brat Vukec uziva velke simpatije priznanja ne
mo cd naseg ovdaSnjes canstva naroda nego Cd clan
stva srom zemlje Kanade kao uednik "Zaedni6ara
kao tanik nash Ujednjenih Odseka Ovo prznanc ME
mu treba iskazau Banketu koji priredjuje
njegovu pocast korst Hrvaskog Cenra, kojeg
mnogo radi brigu vod
Soga, pozvau clanov nash Ujednjenih Odsieka,
te sv pratcji IL biza daeka da dodju oval banket
time iskazu priznanje poGas bratu Vukecu, t. j. da
znadu cijen negov vredni pozrtvovn rad ovdje
canstvo Hrvatske Braske Zajednce.
Svi dobro dosli! Olbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

Sa svojom zakljucnom rjee Direktor Gregurch lepo
Sc zahvalio preporuco e H1v Brasku Zajedncu, po-
sebno priznanje odao e uredncma "Zaednicara"
programu epo je preporuco cansku kampanu ajednce
Pubika je bila odusevjena sa je uzivala II
zvedb ovog ijepog kuturnog prograna Jcdno e po-
zaliti da nase sarje zene vrjeme programa
da uzdze Cd svoga pricana kao da seosko pre-
u, jednom koncertnom programu Toga Sc treba
cuvat ustrp dok program svrs.
Medju mladez vidjel posebnih talenata muzku
pjesmu koji nastave H. tako mogu doc do vsokog sup
MIA gazb kad odrastu
Rodtelj te mladeM djece, pax start roditeli "a
suzuu cast da ovako jepo svoju decu odgaau Takova
mladez nece pasti bato uice poc krvm puem, vec &c
kad odrastu b vredni zasuzni canov Ia jednice
ljudskog drustva
Svma cast postovanje! - Urednstyo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
0dsjek 248 pros|avit &c %-godisnjicu i
. PoGastit 5 cIanova S hanketom |. luna

Clarion Pa. - Drustvo "Sveti Juraj' odsjek br. 24S
H.BZ, priprema da jcdan lepi dostoni nacn pro-
slav 55godisnjicu svoga opstanka isto vieme da po
casti svoh clanova koj SO godina clanov Hrvat
skoj Bratsko Zajednic Prosava odrza banketom
liepm programom nedjelju, log juna 1858, nasem
Hryatskom DOmu Maple Avenue Blanket &C po6et toe
g sat posije podne. Ulaznice banket $500
odrase $100 djecu.
Nasi 5Ogodisnji clanov esu sijedeca braca: Franjo
Gaer Ivan Medvidovic, Pavao JavOr MILO Tkalcic Josip
Lujetc
Cd srane Hvatske Bratske Ia ednce imati cenlo diva
pocasna costa govornka, to braca " Mandic CLAW
nj predsjednik Martin krasic, glavni bagajnk.
Ovo e zasta edna rijetka priredba, koom &c odsel
proslaviti 55godsncu svoga opstanka isto vreme
castit svoe 50godisnje clanove. Mi mamo jos canova
koji prize navrsi so godna canovana pa madame
da ce jedn drug skupa svojm obiteljima prijaelj
ma biti ovom banketu dvostrukoj proslav
Stoga mi pozvamo clanove nasega odseka br 24S,
kao sesrnskog odsjeka 53 Cairtonu te svih bratsih
odsjeka nase blize okolce pratele da dodju svom
prsustvom uzveGGaju nasu dvostruku prosavu.
Odbor sc brine "a dobar docek ugodnu zabavu, koji
svma unapred klice Dobro dosli canov, prija
telji gosti!
Ivan PezO, predsjednik
Jovo Radu kovic, tajnik;
Marian Runac, perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

TECAJ HRVATSKE BRATSKE zAJEDNICE
U CHICAGO, ILL.,, SyRSl0 SA USPJEh0M

. subotu dne 26 aprila 10 sati jutro otvoren je
tecaj H B. aednice H. N. Sokolskom Domu Prv gav-
nj podpreds jednk Josp Bazdarc ko e bio ravnate
GAIA, pozdravo je prisutne, zahvalo i'm odazvu to-
toGno odredeno vrijeme Radue sto shvatl vaz
most ovog pothvata pobze upoznavanje svrhom H
B. Zajednce, njezinm osigure nma sto pruza
clanstvu Predsavo e gl tanka brata Jospa Beu
gl bagajnka, brata Martina Krasca, koi odreden po
Ganom zvrsnom Odboru da budu predavaci ovog tecaa
prvoj tocki programa govoro e brat Krasc opsr
nije historijau HBZ vaznos ovog teca ia cega
je bio ijepo pozdravljen.
drugoj tocki programa govorio je brat Bella cert
fkatima osguranja koe pruza Hrv Bratska
Ia ajednca i to sljedecim redom:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
TRENING SK0LA H.B.z.

Naredna trening skola Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice o.
drzati ce Sc subOtu, !. juna
u Croatian Centru. Skola ira
ie citavi dan i bit ce objed
II Centru "a sve.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

II sat podne mali "a jednicki objed, ma ce-
mu zrazuemo najjepsu zahvalnost H. B Zajednci Tom
prgodom snmane ske ovog ecaja, koje ce naknadno
izici nasem Zajednicaru
edan sat poslije podne nastavlja predavanjem
kod certifikata 2OYear Endowment kojem tumac brat
Bella Nakon tumacena raznim certifikatima nastaiu
rama pitanja koja odgovarali braca Krasc Bella
Upit razjasnjenja rajali su do 43O poslije podne.
nedjeu, u. aprila sata poslje podne ravnatelj
brat Bazdarc ovoro je treee predavane, koe e poceo
tuacenjem raznh molbenca formulara 20 bratu Bella
Zam presto bolnu potporu odstete. Nakon sto e
brat Bella svrso tumacene ovog predmeta postavena
ptanja, koa odgovarali braca Krasc Bella
zadovoljstvo znatizejnih
O sportskom prosvjetnom odejenju govorio je brat
(Nastavak T. stran1)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

Ma gornjoj slici najmadja grupa ponladka Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans, koja e grupa mladeM
nastupia koncertu Hrvatskoj "Javor" Dvorani
djelju 4. maa Zaista dobro trenrana ozbijna madez
sa svojm ijepim programom, koji izveli
lijeva desno poimenice prvi red jesu - Anita
Vranch. Patty Thomas Linda Kurtek, Judy Kunco.
GornJ red lijeva ma desno jesu - Mathy Manic,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

a. Endowment at Age IS
b. 20-Pay Life Endowment at IS
g Endowment at Age 65 \
d. 20-Year Endowment
e) Single Premium Plan
f. Family Life Plan
g Educational Endowment at Age IS
h. The Term Certificate
il Reinsurance - Its Meaning
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

John Stiscak Fora Grasha Mary AbranOvich
Owe Iijepe curice jednim djecakom sacnjavaju po
sebno ep dio programa omladinske tamburaske grupe
Pittsburghu, lima narod tavog grada Pittsburgha
okolice ponosi, kaO niihovm roditema sto svoju
djecu ovako odcno odgaaju hrvatskoj narodnoj glaz
benOj kulturi
Pittsburgh je mas kuturni Centar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
USPJEH NASE CLANSkE KAMPAkJE
u BR0JKAkAA IA CETlRI MJESECA

minula prva cetr mjeseca goidne, kako dol
MIA tablica brojkama kaze naprav dobar uspjeh,
ali b trebao moglo bt boe kad bi ima vec broj gradi
telja.
prva cetr mjeseca upisano je ul<upne osguracje
81, ,66O, 10000 dake preko mliun pol dolara
osiguracije.
Kroz isto vreme oba odiieljenja Sjedinjenm Dr.
zavama kanadi primsmo novh clanova ukupno 1885
cetiri mjeseca.
Kanada pricno dobro drz svojm canst>om
prama Sedin enm Drzavama Ona ina jake graditelje ka
ko sto to pokazue nasa pocasna lsta, kou sampa
II proslom broju
January |, 1858 Through April 80. 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District ard vicinity - Some
cloudiness tonight. low near "a.
Mostly cloudy and rather cold
Sunday with a chance of rain
In the afternoon or night.
Notwithstanding cloudi-
ness tonight, low 26-32 in the
northwest and near 40 in the
extreme south. Cloudy and
moderately cold Sunday with
rain in the southwest and a
chance of rain or snow in the
east and north.
Maryland - Some cloudiness
and cold tonight with low tenn
peratures in the 20s in the west
and 1886 elsewhere. Consider
ably cloudy Sunday with a
chance Of rain in the extreme
south. High temperatures IN
the 40S.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Northwesteriy
winds Of 1925 miles per hour
this afternoon diminishing and
becoming northerly tonight and
northerly or northeasterly at
1913 miles per hour Sunday.
Some cloudiness tonight, cloudy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
Mar. 8 R.-An electric
commuter train smashed into
two others halted by faulty sig
mails 35 miles north Of Rio de
Janeiro last night. About sc
persons we're reported killed
and so injured.
Disaster crews working in q
heavy rain had removed &c
bodies by morning. The impact
Of the collision was so great
that clothing was torn from
many Of the passengers.
Officials Of the Central of
Brazil Railroad said two Of the
trains had halted near the
small village Of Santa Cruz,
between Kosmos and Paciencia,
to wait for rail hands to repair
traffic signals.
The third train, hurting
through the darkness, rammed
others on the same track.
No United States citizens
were believed to be aboard the
trains.
Rescue teams had to grope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
FIJI SEXES
Fugitive After
Long Search

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 8 up.
The FBI scratched the name
Of Ben Golden McCollum from
its list of the 10 most wanted
fugitives today after ending
almost four years of freedom
for the convicted murderer
from Oklahoma.
McCollum, who has spent
almost half of his 40 years in
prison. walked into an FBI trap
at his rooming house here last
night. Unarmed, McCollum had
no chance to resist. A Luger
pistol was found in his room.
McCollum had been living
in this area for a year and
a half, and the FBI had been
looking for him for more than
"a year. He was charged in a
Federal warrant with unlawful
flight to avoid confinement for
the murder of two fellow in
mates in Oklahoma State Pen
itentiary at McAlester.
The fugitive had been work.
ing as a boiler fireman in
County Hospital for 10 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Lehman, UviIIer Begin
Dress Strike Mediation

NEW YORK. Mar. 9 B.-
Two newly appointed mediatort
meet today with union and en-
ployer negotiators in an effort
to end q four-day-old. nine
State strike Of 10000 dress
workers.
TIL mediators, former United
States Senator Herbert H. Leh-
man and Harry Uviller, chair
man Of the New York State
Mediation Board, were named
yesterday by Mayor Robert F.
Wagner, as he launched City
Hall peace talks.
Mayor Wagner had cut short
q vacation in the Bahamas to
take part in negotiations. His
action led both sides to assure
him that every attempt win be
made to flnd q peace formula
by Monday or Tuesday.
The International Ladies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Dennis Named
To USIA Post

Frank L. Dennis. Washington
newsman and foreign service
officer. has been named director
of the United States Informa-
ton Agency's press and publ
cations service.
In two other high-level
changes. Richard G. Cushing
former Associated Press re.
porter, was appointed director
of agency public information
and Albert Hardness, jr., was
made chief of policy in the
Office of Policy and Plans.
Mr.. Dennis, whose foreign
service was in Paris and Rome
succeeds Leland s. Briggs, who
remains with the agency as
consultant on its pamphlets
operations and America Illus
trated, the Government maya
zine in Russian language dis
tributed in Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
~ Porkine Fines
Hit D. G. Ex-Aide

Ralph D. Quinter, jr., of 350s
Turner street. Chevy Chase
former assistant corporation
counsel for the District, was
fined $85 yesterday in Municipal
Court for II parking violations
Mr.. Quinter was arrested in
the District Building yesterday
by Pvt. George Patterson Of the
first precinct and taken to the
traffic division Of police head
quarters, where he was served
with the warrants for II park
ing violations by Pvt. Charles A
Parks of the warrant detail.
The defendant was ordered
to pay IS for each violation by
Judge Austin L. Tickling. Mr.
Quinter, who served in the
corporation counsel's Office from
1899 to 1856. was ordered to pay
$500 for 60 unpaid parking
tickets last october, according
to Wallace Cummins, chief OF
the General Violations Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

Garment Workers Union struck
last Wednesday in a dispute
over wages and contract en-
forcement provisions.
Mr.. Lehman, former New
York Governor. Is q fayorite of
the garment union. which has
supported him regularly in po-
litical campaigns. Mr.. Uviller
has been impartial chairman
Of the dress industry since 1886.
The walkout has halted three
quarters Of the country's dress
production. Machines are idle
in New York's usually bustling
garment center. Also affected
are upstate New York, YER
mont. Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts. Connecticut. New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and
Rhode Island areas where some
$4,000 Of the strikers are en-
ployed.
This is the first major strike
by the union in IS years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Don't Drinkon the job
Judge Advises Jury

can readily see what would
happen. can't your"
The jurors nodded politely,
and one admitted there was
whisky in the jury room.
well, then" the judge re-
sponded, Tets not have any
more Of this while the trial ID
going on" s.
Again the jurors nodded, and
Judge Covelli concluded:
1.-THE court will arrange some
entertainment over the week
end. After the case is over,
then you can celebrate"
The unopened fifth bottle
was impounded. Judge Covelli
said 1t would be returned, al
the trials conclusion, to any
juror showing satisfactory proof
of ownership.
Roth, 81, is charged with
conspiracy to commit assault
and battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
H0rtIey Showcross
Quits Parliament

ST. HELENS, England, Mar,
9 tR.-sir Hartley shawcross,
who was Britain's chief prose-
cutor at the Nuremberg war
crime trials. resigned last night
as a Laborite member Of Par
lament.
A former attorney general
and president Of the board OF
trade. 56-year-old Sir Hartley
has said in the last year or 50
that he wants to devote more
time to legal work.
In announcing his resigna-
ton to his political supporters
here, Sir Hartley wrote that
he disagreed with the Labor
Party's policies on nationalist
ton, education and defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
|Nonsensitive
Jobs Restored

Eleven former Federal en-
ployes, dismissed from their
non-sensitive Government jobs
as security risks under the
loyalty program may be REIN
stated in their jobs with back
pay.
Assistant Attorney General
George Cochran Doub said yes
terday that the Government
would not further contest re-
instatement demands Of those
dismissed.
Among those scheduled to be
reinstated is John c. Duncan,
a former Washington mailman
who was dismissed more than
three years ago. His suit for
reinstatement was thrown out
Of U. s. District Court on the
ground that he had waited too
long to file It. Barring Of court
actions after certain lengths Of
time have elapsed is known as
the doctrine Of laches.
But the U. S. Court Of APP
peals, last December, reinstated
the case and cited the Supreme
Courts decision in the Cole
case. In the Cole decision the
court held that Government
employees. holding non-sensitive
jobs, could not be fired under
the loyalty program procedure.
The appellate court pointed out
that the Cole decision was not
handed down until 1856 and
therefore Mr.. Duncan should
not be penalized because he
waited.
The case was remanded to
District Court for q full-scale
hearing on its merits. Mean
while, the Justice Department
decided. that since its only ar
gument was the time:lapse, it
would not pursue that case. nor
identical ones. further.
Mr.. Doub said there are about
10 more cases in the Duncan
category.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Officer Denies Coress
In Mrs. Walters Arrest

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 8 (R
"A policeman closed the prose.
cution case in the misdemeanor
drunk driving trial of cereal
fortune Heiress Marjorie Du-
rant Waller by denying he gave
caresSes with trafflc tickets.
Mrs. Waller, 20, wife of Los
Angeles Rams Halfback Ron
Waller, accused Motorcycle Of
f1cers Arthur Woodell and L.
NJ. Schlocker of improprieties
when they arrested her and a
friend, Actress Joyce Byerly, "a,
last January 10. Both officers
denied it.
City prosecutor Robert Hight
recalled Officer Woodell as his
last witness yesterday and
asked If he had had any IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

CHICAGO. Mar. 8 up. :
Don't drink on the job" was
Judge Daniel A. Covelli's ad.
vice yesterday in q criminal
court assault and battery trial
But it wasn't the man on trial
wiz received the advice.
Tive whisky bottles - four
of them empty-were found In
Il = jury's quarters.
. Warden Jack johnson Of
County Jail interrupted pro-
ceedings in the trial of Joseph
r. Roth. an attorney. to tel
Judge Covelh his discovery
The Judge turned an inquisi-
tive eye on the jury of sever
men and i've women, but the
trial continued.
After the session had re.
cessed, Judge Covelli instructed
the jurors.
r Drinking on jury duty Is
not permitted" he said. "You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
MANNER
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
pressures causing the paralysis
Mr.. Manners heart stopped
beating. apparently from the
effects of anesthesia.
The doctors quickly made an
incision in his chest and mas
saged his heart back to life.
The exploratory operation
was pontponed until he could
regain more strength. But last
night. shortly before midnight,
his heart beat for the last time
Mr.. Manner is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Louise Manner,
with whom he made his home
at TAI Eighth street Sc; his
widow. from whom he had
been separated for some time,
Mrs. Mary Ann Manner, of st.
Petersburg. Fla; four sisters,
Mrs. Harold Hendly, Of 1871
West Virginia avenue NE, Mrs,
Edward Weibrecht, 1916 v
street Sc, Mrs. Robert Morris,
Marion, N. c., and Mrs. Fay
Rogers Manner. his blind sister
who is also a musician and
who is married to an Air Force
sergeant stationed at Boiling
Air Force Base; his father,
Finley Manner, of Railway, N.
j.; a brother, U. B. Manner Of
Marion, N. c.. and his grand
mother, Mrs. A. A. Davis, Of
Weaverville, N. C.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. Tuesday at Cham
bers funeral home, SIT Eleventh
street Sc, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery. The Rev.
Charles Holland of Fountain
Memorial Baptist Church will
conduct the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Three-Troin Collision
Kills About 60in BroziI

through the debris with fash
lights rem owing screaming
women and children trapped in
the wreckage. Overhead elec-
trio wires knocked down by the
wreck heightened the panic.
The crash was described as
one Of Brazil's worst since a
freak train wreck occurred on
q bridge over the flooded Pa
YUMA River in March, 1852,
killing 102 persons and injur-
ing about 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

Thirty-fourth street and Volta
place NV.
The brief ceremonies yester-
day afternoon were attended
by about so OAR members and
representatives of the Recrea-
ton Department.
Mrs. Maude P. Calls, his
torian for the chapter, told the
group there was substantial
evidence that II Revolutionary
soldiers and patriots were
buried in this old cemetery.
and there were undoubtedly
many more"
Later she said that human
bones and other remains had
been found in the area when
the streets we're dug up for the
installation Of sewers in 1884.
Others whe participated in
the ceremony were the Rev.
Russell Cartwright Stroup,
minister of the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church; Mrs. S.
Dolan Donohoe, a vice presi-
dent of the Historians Com
mittee: Mrs. Allen r. Wrenn,
OAR state regent. and Mrs.
Leonidas 1. McDougle, OAR
state chaplain.
The honor guard for the
occasion was from c Company,
ID Infantry Division, at Fort
Myer.
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miliarities with any female
person at the arrest scene"
Absolutely not" Oficer
Woodell replied. II don't care
to have an audience for that
sort Of thing"
did you touch Mrs. Byerly
Intimately"
Absolutely not" the of1cer
said.
did you do any unusual
touching of the ladies?"
II did not" the of1cer an
Swered.
The municipal court trial Is
adjourned until Monday, start
Of its fourth week.
Mrs. Walters attorney, Mil
ton zerin, said she will be
recalled as one Of the final
rebuttal witnesses.