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Evening star., 1940-11-05
ec Eastern Game Friday May Decide East Team for Championship yo
Battered D. c. Rollers Hopeful
of Comeback at Baltimore
In New American Classic

Irked by their failure to come close
to victory or win even fair share
of the heavy stakes in several previ-
GUS Baltimore events, leading man
and woman drckpinners of the Cap
ital will return 10 the Oriole City
with new determination next Satur-
day to shoot it out with other sharp
shooters of the South in the Amer
ican Classic, new bowling attrac-
ton being staged at the Charles
Bowling Center.
Making his first trip to Baltimore
this season, Astor Clarke will be
aiming for his fourth tournament
triumph of the compaign. So far
his victories in the Jimmy Wallace,
Norman Levy and Halloween Handi-
cap events have netted him $500
Hokie Smith of the Lucky Strike will
be after his second win and Perce
Wolfe, the recent Howard Campbell
victor, will be bidding for No. 2.
But their conqueStS have been in
striking contrasts to the many futile
Sol Shecter, one of the three Balti-
more proprietors to send bowler
to the Campbell, announces that
squads for the men will start at 2
5 and pm, women will bowl at Z
Entrance fee for the mems seven
game event will be $3.50 while the
women's five-game affair will cost IS
Capital Girls Far Back.
Faring poorly in the Recreation
inaugural, only two District girl
rollers made the grade in sixth
annual Mary Akers at Baltimore
Caroline Hiser, the King Pin star
won $50 for a sixth-place score OF
1909, and Evelyn Ellis Naylor gained
a consolation prize Of S. for a high
block of 159 out of $275.
Shooting 1880, with first block
score of 691 which was shy only
three sticks of Ida Simmons ma.
tional record, Betty Jones Of Balti-
more nosed out A. Sealover, another
Oriole, by one pin for top prize.
Displaying the skill that more
than a decade ago stamped him a!
one of the greatest duckpin bowl
ers ever, Earl McPhilomy last nigh
at Lucky Strike in two consecutive
games reeled off 164 and 163 with
eight straight spares in the frs
and nine straight in the second
With 110 for his final effort, thu
Stanford Paper ace established two
season records for the Graphic Art
League. His 437 paced 80 wiz
over National Capital Press Count
ing 582-1 ,686, the leading Judd &
Detweilers swept American Litho.
Pauline Ford Of the Doves with
1lS and Edna Vest of the Racquet
ers with BIT were tops in the Ic'
Palace Ladies League. The Eagle
busted off the Wasps to gain a ti
for first place with the Doves, Wit
dropped two games to the Cardinals
Navy Yarders Surprised.
With 124-338, Rebecca boo
Armstrong shone in the What's il
a Name League as Transportation
routed a surprised Navy Yard quint
Margaret Hale's 1880 and tn
Aggies' season record of 1886 faile'
to stop Standards from taking tn
odd-gam decision. Vivian Nolan
Evening star., 1940-11-05
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclaIed PrebS.
Three years ago-Philadelphia
Athletics gave five players to
Oakland of Pacific Coast League
for Dario Lodigiani, second base
man.
Evening star., 1940-11-05

Five years ago-List of unde-
feated and united college foot
ball teams reduced to %; among
those toppled were Ohio State,
Temple, Baylor and Army.
Evening star., 1940-11-05
There's Something Spotty
About Notre Dome.

Now, by way of explanation Of
what happened Saturday, the boys
argue that Army was underrated
and really is a great team. Ask
Lafayette if Army is great team.
Or ask Harvard. Or ask Williams.
Or, for that matter, ask Army. They
wouldn't try to kid you.
Army is not great team, and the
Eardner bloodhound detective serv-
ice, which hardly ever sleeps. now is
beginning to suspect that neither is
.Notre Dame. A horse doesn't have
TO kick us in the teeth.
Three major football conference
titles virtually will be decided this
coming Saturday, and my hunch is
that a parlay bet on the three "un-
underdog, for the betting there is
idend, viz, Southern Methodist over
Texas A. and M. Michigan over
Minnesota, and Washington over
Stanford. Washington is not true
upnderdog, for the betting there is
about even, but Michigan and s.
NJ. u will be short-enderS
Evening star., 1940-11-05
Tempe Won't Be Bothered
About Any Bowl Bid.

Tempe of Arizona was bowl team
hast year. Saturday they were held
scoreless by Flagstaff Teachers,
which now is awaiting offers from
Pasadena and New Orleans.
Glancing absent-mindedly over
fdaho's record the other day, Presi-
dent Robert Hutchins of Chicago
leaped to his feet and exclaimed,
POUNDS! I thought I abolished
football here, but I see my team
still Is playing" The fact is, Idaho
rs an entirely different college from
Chicago, but has managed to bor-
row some of Chicago's football
secrets.
Michigan is going to put Tom Har-
mons sweater, with the number 90,
on exhibition in glass cabinet.
What Minnesota gamblers want to
know is-will they take the sweater
off Harmon before doing this, or
does Tom go into the cabinet. too?
And if so. can it be arranged before
the end Of the week?
Evening star., 1940-11-05
The Boys From Syracuse
Get No Conoy Food.

The boys from Syracuse who last
week took up my offer of box of
canary food every time Georgetown
Is beaten will have to get along with
out their canary food. In its place
I suggest a thick steak, medium
rare, at their own expense.
Evening star., 1940-11-05
From the
PRESS Box
Unbiased Investigator
Finds Football Flaws
BY JOHN LARDNER,
Star Staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (N.ANA0-
kidweek football notes, or. how I
held up the Denver stagecoach:
In the final callover. the profess
sional betting men were laying 2 to
that the United States quarterback
would stay in the game.
Indiana is having a bad football
season, if that's got any bearing on
the election. But so is Harvard so
Is Harvard. And even those rough
necks at Groton are being pushed
around.
Before the Army-Notre Dame
game, Midwestern reporters were
throwing fits of ecstacy about the
Fighting Irish, and Midwestern re-
porter can throw a fit of ecstasy so
yards against the wind. One of them
said that Notre Dame could give the
Royal Air Force IA points. Another
swooned dead away in admiration of
Elmer Layden's team. know he
was dead away, because when the
waiter handed him his check he did
not answer.
Evening star., 1940-11-05

The Georgetown-Bos College
game on November Is is building
up into something somewhat terrific.
Evening star., 1940-11-05

With Tennessee the question is,
10 which bowl will it go?
Evening star., 1940-11-05

Speaking of coaches giving signals,
the only signal Ducky Pond has at
Yale is for a sacrifice, and Yale
goes right on making sacrifices.
Evening star., 1940-11-05

Navy has beaten itself so often
that If Notre Dame fails to show up
for the game this week, the Middies
will put their second team on the
field and beat Navy again, from
- y
Evening star., 1940-11-05

When I was playing football for
the old school, the coach had a
special signal for me. Lifting his
thumb, he would jerk it sharply over
his shoulder in the direction of the
shower baths.
Evening star., 1940-11-05

Southpaw Dick Lee Of G. P O.,
with 166, and Jenkins of Navy Yard.
with 406, were standouts in the Fed
eral League. Lees poke was Sec
ond high for the season. H. o. L. c.
rollers banged out season second
highs Of 668-1,8
Evening star., 1940-11-05

120-326 we're high as 1nterns
Revenue swamped Commerce.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18

szabb cikket irt a pozsonyi
"Nastup"-ban, mely erdekkel
bir az amerikai szlovaksag
szempontjabol is. A kulfoldon
Glo szlovaksag vedelmenek es
gondozasanak problemajaval
foglalkozva DR.. Dartek siirgeti,
hogy a Tuka kormany pozitiv
tettekkel, ICY pl. az utlevel
kervenyek gyors elintezesevel
stb. igyekezzek megnyerni a
kulfoldi szlovaksag rokonszen-
vet az eddigi politikai propa-
ganda helyett.
"Minden propagandanal t0b
bet jelent az itthoni rend, a
szlovak allan megszilardulasa.
Mindaddig, amig ez meg mem
tortenik, mem helyeselhetjuk,
hogy tejet-mezet igernek a ha-
zateroknek, sot akciot kezdje-
mex a kiilfoldi szlovakok haza-
terese ugyeben. Az efflele fele-
lotlen kezdemenyezesek tobbet
rontanak, mint ait egyes alom
latok tulzott lelkesedestikben
gondolnak" - allapitja meg a
"Nastup55 cikke, maid folly
tatja:
"F0keppen ne hiviuk vissza
embereinket Magyarorszagbol,
ahonnan sokan elhagytak meg
foldbirtokaikat is masfel evvel
ezelott, hogy a fuggetlen Szlo-
vakiaban alapitsanak vi ott-
hont. Ere a legtobb esetben
egyaltalaban mem volt semmi-
fele ok, viszont megnehezitette
a Magyarorszagon megtelepe-
dett szlovakok eletet. Mar pc
dig nemzeti jogaik biztositasa-
max elofeltetele, hogy jo vi
szonyt teremtslink a magyar
kiralysag es a szlovak k0ztar-
Esasag k0zott" = fejezi be "Ne-
hany figyelmeztetes" cimu elk
ket DR.. Bartek Henrik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
BESZtJNTETTEK
A MAGYAR INSET
SELMECBANYAN

JankOvicS Ferenc esperes.
plebanos, szlovak nemzetgyu.
lesi kepviselo a minap bejelen-
tette, hogy Selmecbanyan mem
tart tobbe magyar nyelvu scent
beszedet.
Tekintettel arra,. hogy az osi
banyayarosban t0bb mint, ket
ezer magyar katholikus el, s6t
a videkrol is nagy szamban Ia
togattak a magyar istentisz-
teleteket, a szoszekr6l elhang-
zott 0nkenyes bejelentes alta
lanos elkeseredest keltett. A hi
vek mozgalmat inditottak a Sc
relmes intezkedes ellen es jog
orvoslattal elnek a felettes
piispoki hatosagmal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
RADIO UNNEPSEG KASSAN
ES POZSONYBAN

A Szlovak allan 0nallosaga-
Eak elso evfordul6jara unnepi
programot allitott 0ssze a po-
zsonyi magyar radio. Magyar
vallomaS a szlovak szabadsag-
rol" cimen erdekes sz0veg, vers
es zenekep sorozatban vonul-
tatta fel a pozsonyi magyar
radioallomas a magyar nep
magatartasat az ezereves, k0-
zos sorsu szlovaksag rant.
Kiemelkedo mozzanatai vol
tax ennek a musornak azon
jelenetei, melyek a magyar
iigyert lelkesedni tudo kivalo
szlovakok, valamint a szlovak-
sag erdekeiert kiizd6 nagy ma
gyarok szolgalatait es nemes
egyeniseget elevenitettek fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
.agyarorszagi hirek

Kassan viszont a magyar
radio rendezett iinnepseget
Rakoczi varosanak visszaterese
emlekere. Egyidejiileg orszagra
szolo mJsorral adoztak annak
a rohamos fejlodesnek, amire
a magyar radio visszatekint-
net. Ma mar meghaladta az
500,O00-et a magyar radiotulaj-
dDnpsok szama.
A yideki, kisugarzok felepite-
sevel elertek ait, hogy nem-
csak palotak, de nadfedeles
kunyhok lakoi is elvezhetik a
technika ezen legujabb csoda-
janak aldasait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18

kulturalis megmozdulasban Az
enekkar tanitasat Balazs Frigyes.
kitiino fatal hegediimiivesz es kar.
mester vallalta nagy lelkesedessel
es onzetlenseggel Soha jobb aka
lom mem nyilik ARA, hogy a szii-
l6k gyermekeik zenetanitasat elo-
mozditsak. A Konyvtar a kottakat
es a gyakorlashoz szukseges ter
met ingyen bocsatja a karok rem
delkeZesere.
SzerkesztosegInk kul0n0sen oriil
a Hungarian Reference Library
ehatarozasanak, hiszen epen a ma
pokban erkezett XII magyar re.
reszerzo egyik kival6 tagja. Bartok
Bella es az alakitando enekkarok
epen Bartok Bella es nagy kor.
tarsa, Kodaly Zoltan igazi magyar
zenejenek apolasara fognak kiilo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
SIX OLDAl

nos sulyt fektetni.
Az enekkaroknak alkalmuk lesz
new york; vilagkiallitas ma
gyar napjan, augustus 2O-an be-
mutatni tudonlanyukat. A Konyv-
tarnak az terve, hogy ezenkivfiI
meg szamos amerikai hangverse-
nyen is fellepteti az enekkarokat-
Mar idaig is tobb ilyen ertelmii
meghivast kapott K0nyvtar,
amelynek sajnos eleget tenni nem
tudott. inert hiszen teddig nagysza-
basu inekkar mem allott rendef-
kezesere. Rendkiviil orildnk. hogy
ezeket a hireket koz0lhetjnk OIL
vas6inkkal es meg vagyunk gy6-
zodve arrol, hogy az amerikat
magyarsag meg fogja ragadni ezt
nagyszerii alkalmat, amelyre
mindnyajan annyira vartunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
HATALMAS ENEKKART
ALAKIT A NEW YORK;
MAGYAR KONYVTAR
A Hungarian Reference
Library az ui magyar Zene-
kultura szolgalataban

Meg elenken Ell az amerikai
magyarsag emlekezeteben a Buda
pesti Egyetemi Enekkar nagysi-
kerti utja. Az amerikai magyar
sagnak akkor alkalma volt
magyar kareneklesnek mai magas
szinvonalarol meggy0zodni es egy.
0ntetu volt velemeny, hogy nagy
kar, hogy az egy millionyi anne
rikai magyarsagnak mines hasonlo
kepzettsagu enekkara Az amerikai
magyarsag mindeg kedvelte a ma
gyar Zenet es az igazi magyar
dalokat. Sok kisebb amerikai ma
gyar enekkar alakult multban
es a philadelphia es cleveland
dalardak sep sikereket szereztek
a magyar nevnek.
New Yorkban mtik0dnek Scent
Istvan Dalarda, a reformatus es
baptista enekkarok, azonban Macy
meretii magyar enekkar nincsen
E hianyon akar segiteni Magyar
Informacios Konyvtar Hungarian
Reference Library, amikor eliza
tarozta, hogy a legkitunobb ma
gyar enekek kottait, kiilonoskepen
vilaghirii Kodaly es Bartok k6-
rusokat meghozatja Budapestrol.
Az enekkar harom reszb0l fog
allani; lesz ferfikar, n0ikar es
gyermekkar. A K0nyvtar vezet0-
seq, ezuton keri fol a johangu
amerikai magyarokat, hogy HA-
LADEKTALANUL jelentsek be
resztveteli szandekukat a Konyv-
tarnal, 19 West 44th Street, New
York City, telefon Murray Hill
2-6171. A karban korlatolt szam
NAL vesznek fel jelentkezoket es
aze lesz az elsobbseg, aki hama
rabb jelentkezik. Az amerikai ma
gyar sziiloket kulon is felhivjuk,
hogy jelentsek be azon leany es
flu gyermekeiket, akik reszt akar-
max venni ebben a nagy magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
UJJAEPITIK KOSSUTH
KERESZTEL6 TEMPLOMAT

A Duna-volgyi nepek szabad
saganak meg Amerikaban is
megbecslilt apostolic, Kossuth
Lajos tudvalevoleg a Zemplen
megyei Tallya kozsegben szJle-
tett. A Tokaj- aj-Hegyalja del
-nyugati lejtoin elterul6 kiskoz-
seq evangeiikusai Zeman Zol-
tan lelkesz vezetesevei most
orszagos mozgalmat inditot-
tax templomuk megujitasara.
Meg tornyot is szandekoznak
epiteni ra, melynek' oldalaba
helyezendo emlektabla fogja
hirdetni, hogy oft tartottak
keresztviz ala Kossuth Lajost.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
vALAHOL MEGIs HIBA T0RTENT

angol haderv k0rul azonban megis hiba t0rtent
laho Mig neet hadsereg partra tudott szni Norvegia
ban Anglia udta maya es francia csapatat partra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
HITLER A BALKAN FELE INDUL

Ugy atszi hogy Hitler erosnek erz magat eszaro is,
Danaban es Noryegaban inert egyszere tees erovel
pott Balkan iranyaban ahova szomoru ez lelrnl
Magyarorszagon keresztul vezet az ut.
magyar SERB es bolgar nenzet t0bbe ura Duna-
max veontas ekerlese erdekeben hozzaialltak ahhoz
hogy Duna eetti katonai fegyeletet nemet hadhajok
gyakoroak, ameyek mar oft is vannak magyar vzeken,
SERB vizeken bogar vzeken es oft esznek hamarosan
roman vzeken u.s. lie egeszen Fekete tengerig nemetek
nytva akaak tarani maguk avara Duna es ezt nagyon
nehez lenne megakadalyozni
bakani alamokat azonban mas oldalro is szorongat-
ak Oasz csapatok tomege Adrian foeg Zaraban
negyvenezer oy1 olasz katona szt ura partra Albania
ban Angel csapatok szaak partra g0rOgorszagi Szaon
kikotoben es ango hadhajok most probakoznak azza
hogy bemenjenek Fekete tengerbe.
Ha igaz, akkor Romania felmondta baratsagot a
nemeteknek Betotta att hogy bamit szatsanak ezen
tu Hernek, ami ARA va hogy Romana az angook mele
alo de ezzel szemben igen nez helyzetbe ker g ter
jedi hire annak hogy romanok szakitanak nazkka
kove kereste azonnal Karo roman krayt es Sta
lin neveben jegyzeket adott at nek. r.
Alltolag jegyze ertes Karoly roman kirayt, hogy
Oroszorszag csapatokat k0t roman besszaraa hatarra
meg oga taadn Romant EFT Stain csakis azert tesz
hogy Hitlert segitse.
torok kormany meg mindig habozik hogy belekeved-
jee haboruba Hitlerre kozvetlenl harcohatna
tamadhatna Stant es ebben angook ancak segite
mex Ha Stain hadeeje lie enne kotve akkor Hitler gyen
giteset jelentene.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
10 VISZONYT KELL
TEREMTENI SZLOVAKIA ES
MAGYARORSZAG KOZOTT

DR.. Bartel Henrik, a Slo-
venska Matica volt nyelveszeti
referense, a kiilf0ldi szlovakok
intezetenek igazgatoja, hosz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18

szatani norveg korany katona ugyan harcban aanak
megszao nenet hadseregge, de inert csatak mem We
dem vonaak mogo hanem nyilt mezokon foynak senkse
vara tok att hogy gyozzenek Ere csak aor lenne ka
@ ha nagy angol es franca hadsergk partra
es azok vennek fel harcot nernetekkel szemben
Mem valosult meg gondolat sem, hogy tengerek
elzarasa foytan most mar norveg fdon evo neme had
sereg kaphat utanpotast had e eemszereket ICY
kiehezetik es konnyu szerrel elfogjak.
harcteri helyzet felol holland megfigyelok adnak
csupan tszta kepet ak korbel kovetkezoket eentlk
Az a gondolat, hogy nemet hadvezetoseg vakon ro-
hana meg Norvegat csapata zakba kerltek rovida-
tasa mutaot Az eso napon vaoban csak szazezer ony
volt norvg ereten levo nemet hadsereg Az is gaz hogy
angook elzartak t0bbi nemet halo eo norveg kkoo
ke dacara ot nap aat negyedmlio nenet katona
volt mar Norvegaban es hadsereg leszama pecropercre
met csapatokat hoznak orarorara hadszerket e eemet
oyan mennyisegben hoznak hogy nemet hadero egyre
harckepesebb Norgaban Ere elenfelei mem szamottak
gy az eszak megnyasa egye6re hozza Ell
azokat az eredmenyeket ameyeket ao ango kormany
vart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
VAGTATVA J0TTEK Az ANGOLOK

Ugy atszk hogy ango] erv csakugyap volt, hogy
iyen ny taadasra kesztesse Hitert at skerilt is be-
ugrat Dania elfogalasa es Norvega megszaasa ugyan
megd0bbent6en rovid lido aatt skerit Hternek de
egduak ango hadhaok es repul6gepek Norvega fel@
es harom napos tenge uk0zet utan elzarak tengert
Skagerrak Kattegat neven ert nagy tenge obokben
Esyeszteek tengeri csatakban oforman minden nemet
hadaot bar magk eros veszteseget szenvedtek de
norveg tengerpart urai lettek.
Mekora veszteseget szenyedtek hadihajokban nemeek
eknrat angolok, lehet tudn egyeore inert
tereszetesen nndket fe nagyta az eredmenyeket
yeet eler e takagata vesztesegeket aeyeket szenve
Anny azonban bzonyos hogy Htlernek mar csak
mutat6ba lehet hadihajoja tengeren.
Az ango terv volt hogy tengerek ezarasaval Norve
gaban megszoritjak korbel szazezer emberb0l ao
hadsereget ameyet els6 oak alatt oda tudtak
szaan Az ango haderv szerint hadsereg most e
zarva Nemetorszago utanpoast hadszereket kapht
eheztetve meg ke ada magat Ez vegzetes csapas
azutan nemet hadsereg teknteyere es harckepes
Evening star., 1940-04-01
In Mrmnrtant

BARTLETT. ANNIE M. In sad but low
ns Of ATN1s 1via Sfe i1d
April i, 1889.
lost = life companion.
And day By day miss you more
As I walk through life alone.
Gone is the face We loved 50 dear.
SILENT !. the ,,,9 voice We loved to hear;
HER to1fNa oShH eEe HGssANb tssS rit AND e
BUNDY. ZENOBIA MILLER. Sacred to
SIS Sister, 81 ous
dspartsd ap2;1 ,aao a.; life ten years ago today
Yield to the Lord with simple heart.
Renounce all Strength but streneth divine
Behold the baths the saints have trod..
Ths Ths rathS Thish LED thsm hp%s to aos siIn
gJ StigLJ2 n ASD 5osrPH TURNER. zsD
DUCKETT, JOHN H. In sad but loving
istSsa JoHN Il Il sfsF sSe p.
away three years ago today. April ]. 1887.
4's Ss' 'ss ~ !: \; s S :s;, ,2aa
remsms9snee 9 Of ny dear mother. the 01 ROSIE
kROUS; who passed away two years go
today. April /, 1888.
Gone. but not forsotten.
HER SON.
MULvIHILL, MARY CURTIN. In sad
but loving psmeTy Of pyr r,4 deaE HI,,e wife @ and
departed this life i've years sso today,
April ]. 1895.
When spring returns each year
Bringing gifts for all who care.
She mods and smiles; but her eyes are
bright with tears.
Remembering the sorrow We bear.
Just 50 did you dear mother. each day
Bring gifts Of 10y to AL you knew;
Yet your blue eyes would be bright with
For the places where sorrow grew.
Darling wife and mother. spring draws
near once more;
And her frasrant blossoms and sweetest
song.
Are like your loving arms and words Of
comfort
You've been gone so long!
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
RHINEs. ELEANORA MINKINs. In low
Ing Fl 1Yr sefE fssad So .e
DEPARTED this life ive years sso today,
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Evening star., 1940-04-01
Raymond B. Dickey,
Washington Lawyer
For 40 Years, Dies
Wos Dean Of District
Chapter Of American
Institute Of Bonkina

Raymond B. Dickey. 81, lawyer
and dean Of the Washington Chap
ter Of the American Institute Of
Banking. died early today in Emer-
gency Hospital. He had been i'll
since October. -.
Mr.. Dickey had practiced law in
Washington for almost 40 years.
Born near Harpers Ferry, w. Va,
he attended Georgetown University,
being awarded his IL. B. in 1899
and his IL. M. the following year.
After graduation he began prac-
tice here. In early, years he under
took several well known criminal
law cases. Recently he had been
specializing in corporation law and
Government contracts. At the time
OF his death he was special counsel
Tor the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Mr.. Dickey maintained offices in
the National Press Building. He
lived at 1902 Kilbourne place NV.
Active IN Masonic circles, Mr.,
Dickey was a past grand high priest
OF Royal Arch Masons of the Dis
trict. He was also a member Of
Almas Temple of the Shrine and
Kallipolis Grotto.
He was a member of the District
OF Columbia Bar Association and a
past president Of. the Optimists
Club.
For a number Of years he was a
visiting lecturer at the Army War
College, teaching Government con-
tracts.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rose M
Dlckey; three sons, Granville E.
Dickey, chief statistician for the
Civilian Conservation Corps: ].
Maxwell Dickey, associated with his
father IN the practice of law, and
Raymond R. Dickey of Arlington,
Va, a public relations counsel; a
daughter, Mrs. Alice D. Thompson
OF California and New York City,
editor of Glamour Magazine.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm Wednesday at the Deal funeral
home 1912 Georgia avenue NV,
with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.