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- Ipak, da bi stavili pravo ma nasu stranu, izgradi-
mo JOS jednu ~poslednju molbenicu. Ako ona Dude odba-
eena, onda potrcimo pc oruzje istrebimo nase %ugnjetace.
Sloboda Sc uvek ustankom osvaja.
Hoce Ii nam Brat Bernard Palisay s~aopstiti svoje
poglede? - upta Kalvin, kad Kristijan zavrsi.
Sa i%skrenoscu sto odisase prefinjenoseu, grncar Cd
govori: ia sam tex siromasan tvorac zemljanog po-
sudja. Posto je pitanje O tome da Sc odlucno razbiju
prema mnjenju naseg prijatelja - reel Gu yam sta mi Sc
tn neki dan dogodi. cudih Sc kako da evandjelska reli-
gija blaga, milostiva, mirna, puma odricanja, ne ira
zeci nista sem skromna mesta ma suncu dobroga Boga
"a svoje malo stado - ina tako mnogo neumoljivih ne
p%rijatelja. Buduci malo zapoznat S attention., ia rekoh
sebi: "Da vidimo: kad, mesajuci lax, boje caklinu, ko-
jima slikam svoje posudje, naidjem ma neku upornu sup
stanciju, sta ia radim? Predajam je kotlu. Rastvaram je.
Ma tai nacin ~utvrdjuje razlicite supstancije IL kojih Sc
ona sastoji. E, dopustite mi sad da predam kotlu nepri-
jatelje Reformacije, da bi utvrdio sta je to u njihovom
sastavu sto in cini tako preupornim." Pre- svega, podvr-
gavam svom filozofskom kotlu mozak jednog kanonika.
Pitam ga: "Zasto 81 ii tako zestok nepriatelj evandjel-
ske vere?" "Zasto!' - odgovara kanonik. "Zato sto, bu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18

ficija? Nije Ii to kleta stvar?' "cega kletog ina u tome?"
upita on meme. "Ako je to kleta stvar, onda mora da
ina uzasno mnogo %prokletih ljudi, buduci da u nasoj SUI
verenoj sudnici parlamenta u swim sudncama Fran
cuske ina malo savetnika iii predsednika bez neke kris
Ike crkvenih beneficial, koja i'm pomaze da Dire pozlatu,
reese, bankete mania uzivanja donna, kao maslo u ku-
hinji. E, sad, vraski grna6aru Con govorase meni), ako
bi R~eformacija pobedila, Ear ne bi nase beneficije OTIS
lie u vodu, a skupa S NINA nasa mala velika uzivanja
cato vas mi primo, pogani jedni!' cuvsi to, ia uzviknuh:
20, siromasni hriseani, gde Sc nalazite? Innate protiv Sc
be sudnice parlamenta, koji Sc svi koriste crkvenim be-
neficijama. Dogod Sc oni hrane takvom corbom, ostace
vasi glavni neprijatelji." Radi toga razloga ia verujem,
brace, da cemo mi bti proganjani celog nam zivota. On
da potrazimo ~utoeista kod naseg kapetana zastitnika
Isusa Hrista, koji &c jednog dana da izbrise gornjenja ne
valjalaca i ucinjena nam zala.* Stoga, predajemo Sc stra-
danju; %predajmo Sc odricanju, 6ak do mucenistva; j,
prema sud- siromasnog grneara, nemojmo da razbijamo
lonce. Cd kakve su koristi ~razbijeni lonci?
Nastavice se)
' Oval drazesni pasaz moze Sc nati u ''The Book of Master Ber-
nard Palissy'', koju navodi protestant Review, Kni. I. str. %.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18
Dzepna Bib1ija.
Ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.
sa originalnog francuskog ma ~eng1eski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa ~engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. PetroviG.

Sa engIeSK0g ma JugOSidVeHSKI: Il.
1872.
Ranije iii kasnije, nagnani progonima u krajnost,
mi cemo Sc naci prisiljeni da nasilje odbijemo nasijem.
Smelo pogledajmno u lice groznoj cinjenici. Ali uzmi-
mo, zarad mira nase svesti, da kazemo: Jos zavisi cd
Crkve Rima Kralja Francuske da ucine kraj muee-
nu nase brace da sprece zala gradjanskog verskog
rata. U tn svrhu bi dovoljan bio jedan dekret facet OWN
recima: "Svako moze slobodno i javno upraznjavati svo-
ju religiju pod obavezom da postum r~eligiju." T a k a v
dekret, tako pravedan prost, buduci da posvecuje name
oskrvnija prava, jeste jedino pravedno mirno resenJe
verskog pitanja. Mislite Ii da hi takav dekret bio prlka-
Cen "a nasu poniznu molbenicu?
- N Kralj, nj Papa, nj biskupi, nj ~svestenici nj ka-
ludieri ne bi usvoiili takav dekret bese jednoglasan
odgovor. Kristijan n~astavi:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18

Sc; djumrucke tarife! u Interest," radne klase;
poslednja, iskrena rec burzoaskog socijalizma.
Burzoaski Sc socijalizam svodi ma tvrdje-
ME da burzoa jeste burzoa - u Interest," rad
nicke klase.
KOmunistiCki Manifest.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18
TIL NAZAD ILL NAPRED SRE-
DINE NEMA.

Potrzavajuci svaki cas- radnicku be-
du. ona [feudalisticka aristokratija] je po-
kusayala da narod "a sobom vuce. No elm
10 "a nienim ledjima video stare feudalne
prbove, narod Sc u glasnom i podruglji-
vom smehu razbegao.
Komunisticki Manifest.
SET Odelenia Pravde, Biddle, oslovio je
advokate Chattanooga, Tenn, j, prema vestl 90
6. luna IL istog mesta, on NINA rece o Nemac-
koi. da ie sada "~suocena ga krajem samoubls-
tyenoq puta." da on ne moze proreci otvore-
nu pobunu u Nemaekoj, "ali tn posto]i vista
nevidljive revolucije koju su u stanju ljudi IL
~vrsiti."
lTako vidimo da Biddle sleduje Wallace-a
u. upotrebi reel "revoluciju."
Bio je to davno kada je rec revoluciJa
il usta burzoe divno zvucila. To behu DAM
kada ie propadao feudalizam i kada on bese
uzasna smetnja ma putu drustvenog progresa.
Tada bi cudno zvucilo cuti rec "revolucl]a
il usta reakcionarnog feudaliste, koji s MON
niie mislio ma burzoasku revoluciju koja bese
neophodna nuznost "a daljni progress. Kada
hi lie feudalista upotrebio on bi sa njegovom
"revolucijom' mislio ma ~vracanje unazad. Ia
ko bi iedna tie ista rec ""revolucija" znaeila
sasma obratno u jedno te isto vreme kada 81
lie izustili revolucionarni burzoi i reakcionarnl
feudalisti. Prvi bi 8 njonne xnaeii obaranJe
starog drustva i podizanje novog, drugl bl sa
MON znacili ucvrscenje starog otrcanog SIS
tema. Razume Sc, da je bilo milina tada cutl
rec revoluciju IL usta revolucionarnog burzoe
1: ..,x:1o 1,olo h; 10 rno%roh1ia.
vail reakcionarni feudalisti.
Rekosmo, davno to bese kada je rec revo-
l,ciia diyno zvucila IL usta burzoe. Cd tad su
prohuiale mnoge godine - nekoliko stoleca.
Burzoa Sc dugo borio pre- no sto j, okruglo ma
Fad sto i pedeset godina, osvojio pohticku Vast
i S time razorio de jure i de facto feudallzam.
Cd tada burzoazija postade vladaJuca klasa
i nakon sto je obavila svoju istorijsku mlslJu
da razvije sredstva proizvodnje i radnicku kla-
su sposobnu da iii bez icije sem prirodne po-
moci krece, ona ne samo da Je prestala oltl re-
volucionarna, wee postade i sada jeste sve wise
reakcionarnija, jer nece da Sc skine ga lJedJa
radnicke klase kada je tamo postala nista dru-
go doll beskorisno breme i zbog toga samo mucl
cello covecanstvo. Sada je radnicka klasa po-
tistena klasa i sada ona zauzimlje onaj polo
zaj kojeg je ranije burzoazija imala kada be-
Sc pod feudalizmom potistena klasa. Sledstve-
no, sadasnja burzoazija zauzimlje onaj polozaJ
kojeg Sc uporno drzala "a vreme svoga raspa-
DANA feudalisticka klasa. Otuda IL usta reak-
cionarne burzoazije gnusno zvuci rec %"revolu-
CHA" Sa MON burzoa misli ma ucvrscavanje
svoje prifitaske vladavine sto neminovno INA
ci nazadak.
Biddle sa svojom "revolucijom," kao i Wal
lace, sa svojom "narodnom revolucijom," mis-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18

Potrzavajuci svaki cas- radnicku be-
du, ona [feudalisticka aristokratlJaJ je po-
kusavala da narod "a sobom vuce. No elm
ie "a njenim ledjima video stare feudalne
grbove, narod Sc u glasnom i podruglJl-
vom smehu razbegao.
K0munisticki Manifest.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18

Zemlja koja je wise razvijena industrijalno,
samo pokazuje- mamie razvijenoj zemlji sliku
sopstvene joj buducnosti. - X. Merx.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
William |. Miller Rites
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for William l..
Miller. 81. president of the Thomas
J. Fisher Co., realtors. who died
Sunday night of heart attack AT
his home. 1850 Reno road NV,
will be held at . pm. tomorrow III
Epiphany Episcopal Church. The
Rev. Dr. Charles w. Sheerin Will
oficiate. Burial Will be in r..
Greek Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will be as
follows: john c. Atchi5on, Bruce
Baird. Walter NJ Bastian, James
J. Becker. Shipley Brashears, ir.;
Edward H. Brent. Barnum l.. Col
ton, Sidney C. Cousins, Harry D.
Champion. William E. Davis, Clar-
ence Dodge, Harold E. Doyle. Dale
D. Drain. H. Rozier Dulany. Jr.; G.
Thomas Dunlop, Stephen T. Early.
C. Elmer Flather, George E. Ham,
ilton, George E Hamilton. jr.; John
j. Hamilton. William E. Hayes. Err
nest E. Herrell. Edward L. Hluyer.
Charles E. Hood, William D. Hoo
yer. Albert w. Howard Charles A.
Jones, Samuel H. Kaufman, An
thony F. G.. Lucas, Marvin H. Nc
Intyre. Benjamin S. Minor, Alfred
G. Neal. L. Bert Nye, Daniel w.
ODonoehue, Ord Preston, Paul S.
Putski, james Mcdonald Shea.
Horace G. Smithy and Frederick S.
Tyler.
Mr.. Miller. who also was president
Of the Raleigh Hotel Co, was a
native OF this city and long had
been prominently identified in busi-
ness, church and club circles here.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
In mrntnrtant
BEILSTEIN, MARIE e.

BEnSTEIN, MARIE c. In loving but
sRff' who deD.reea 5 @e'9si as ie NAIVE sasnts
ave years ago today. December Is, 1917.
Resting where no shadows fall,
IN perfect peace she awaits US all.
Brown Brow SEEk1s RosEkT L, ASP In rAMbY ssd 6Yt low
BROWN. VINO departed this iite fiSe year, RI
His WIFE. lola r. BRowN.
BUCK, A. MILTON. In loving memory
Of our dear husband and father. A. MIL
TON BUCK; who departed this life one
year ago today, December / 3. 1941.
Like ship that's left its mooring
And sails bravely out to sea.
So our own dear one has sailed away.
In calm serenity.
But there's a promise of greater 10Y
Than earth could have in store.
For God has planned a richer life
Beyond the unseen shore.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
o, SSt assS Ell. Ella ana In oylns
COLBURN. who departed this life eirht
years ago today. December is. 1884.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tears;
God only knows how we miss you, mother,
HER HWssASD Sl AND s5ns son. iSnf sRAnLEY
O.. Beloved AsN sI.wAS5 s,. ANS Y
'' HIsBHND' Us a5' HERMHN RsssnIsf ckowpY. 1s ReSI
DUKETTE. LEOLA o. In sad but low
"ho passed aRas Rsee one se.r .eo
today. December 15. 1941.
Some u. swee. day Wen meet again.
Ana aey9nd s1ssn the he, t9, nibsI and strife
In Heaven. that happy life.
Where hearts at last are free from pain
And where Where our 10 loved ed ones wait for us.
Sadly missed.
AUNT MARIE.
# M.S sSns sSs %s,9:s asS
is. 1888 '' Wis ''' ''"''e'
IEoNX King Gu ANp heSEis VivIAN an H. sfa HAskE ss
IPPoLITo, JOSEPH A. Sacred to tn.
memoyy 1nnr2yIy, Of our dear son and brother,
osspa .so today rhS g. isss Hsa
The years may wipe out many things,
How sweet the memory still;
Fhe fht essia Word esn sss nsf.r lsts III lHneines'
Eternal rest grant unto him. G. Lord;
fe, En,IS RsrPetv1l paW1nl.s Iisht shins upon him
BROTHER AND SISTER.
my husband, JAMES B. JAcKsoF' AZ HsnG" who 10
rsmSsr DsSied asay tCo years ago today. De-
Just when life was the sweetest
And we could have lived our best.
The gate of Heaven opened
And he entered the land OF rest.
God Is good, for He gave me strength
To bear my heavy cross;
He is the only one who knows
How bitter Is nv loss
WIFE. GRACE JACKSON
LINDSAY. OPIE r. In memory Of our
beloved husband and father, OPIE r
LINDSAY, who left US so suddenly eleven
years ago today. December is, 1851.
We thought not at the close of day,
When night yeiled earth and sky,
That one SO full Of life and hope
Would breathe his last good-by
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
fn Mrntnrtunt

sostn ASn'H ss.1 n HsEHuR Ss!hs Zen"
ladsv Ts9 Dss5ed agsy sye three
Oftimes my THOUGHTS go wandering
To grave not far away
There lies the sweetest memory
That will never pass away.
Treasured thoughts OF one so dear
Often bring a silent tear.
Thoughts return to scenes long past.
VisG dTs G0s WIFE Hn 0et gyTRfH TfRf1' hovEn lsStf
ory Of my dear friend, ALICE + ROB
1NSON, who passed away three years ago
today. December Is. 1889.
You left behind q broken heart
That loved you 70 sincere:
That never did. OF never will.
nEVofEb ES55fs 5oRi FRiEs6 Asae q. defs r SMITH.
TAYLOR. FRANCIS LEO. In loving
SeA FRASc1s o. Leu Sof TAYIoR aSa son ana 'F0'ne'
Today s yeur 6irthdag rrancIs dear
DARnY' Ess aoTHER VI hs SISTERS AND II Broth
TURNER. EDwARD W. AND LUCY A.
DWARD W. TURNER, ST., January 81
bsf s?1 IS mGesr s IqSE Bnv6Eb s. YeHEE czDFss Rss.m
Of SARAH BRENT TURNER, who passed
away one years ego today, December 10,
Surrounded by friends We are lonesome.
In the midst of Joys we are blue:
With . smile on our face we have heart
ache.
Longing dear mother for you.
Often to the grave we wander,
Flowers we lay with gentle care
Over the one we love so dearly
Who is peacefully sleeping there.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN,
WHITE. FREDDIE TIBBs. In sad but
loving remembrance OF my dear daughter.
FREDDIE TIBBS WHITE. who passed
away seven years ago today. December
10. 1898.
Forget you. no. we never will.
We loved you then. we love you still
As J1 in Hs the hour - YOU passed ssn ava away
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
WILLIAMS, REV. A. r. In memory Of
my husband Rev A. r, WILLIAMS. who
dspsrted this life one year aSo g., t9dsy De-
WISE, LAURA. tribute of love and
devotion to the memory of our beloved
mother, LAURA WISE, who left US Decem-
Der Is, 1910.
We shall meet her some bright morning.
Resting by the waters fair:
6he will be waiting for our coming
In the upper garden there.
JAMES, EMMA, FLORENCE.
WOOD. STANFORD z. In memory Of
son and brother. STANFORD e. WOOD,
MOTHER. BRoTHERs AND SISTERS
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Druths

sNIDTR; JOHN J On Monday. Deem;
ger sNpFR bsoreS huibsna Of 5s?e oH
Mrs Marie E. Estes, Mrs Clifton c. smoot
and Rarbaras nm snider ga,
HopE,rs eve. Sc, Bradbury re IS, Nd.
O. Thur Dc,e,cH,t"r l. 9t,a:l5 am;
yna4 3rnse to s. WIN Frans bp nc 4 T'TeT M ohsef,
rs and friends invited. Internent Cedar
HI Cemetery. l6
.s1r,iyy sTHWEu 1a,n EonNEv .~o On ,7ar1: ri[%y
i0,ed son Of Georen :. an.d. villa y. ST.
r3r r2 I.hG s,iGel Tf FGssT ssG Mr. Mr. VIZ e,'rs
Ihc"rC. porainS RESTING a Cham rs
{, dr.ef2' sone 81 noiso IIth St Sc until
ch1Tch SfcT'er rendy Md It M n''h's,t Res
tives ard friends invited. In,erment in
church ceIe'ery.
December IA. !942;, JOHN LEO STONE. Jr;,
beloved of John Leo and Florence G.
Stone (nee CampbelD Of ll:l Florida ave.
Funeral from William J. Nalley's funeral
home. 90 stl st. Sc: On Wrdnesday' De- De-
friends invited Interment Congressional
Cemetery.
TAYLOR, ROBERT T. Departed this
life on Tuesday. December -. 1872 at
s nv m RoBRT 3 II TaYIoR aeacaa SSsn snd
treasurer of the Vermont. Avenue Bautist
or Shurf oIp uS6a8 ~ Of Mrs. Ina Ts vi,
liam TAYLOR End Mrs. Carrie T Mahoney;
erancfs ther .ot Mrs. Narsuerite, Coleman
ave eT ons bpeer M esh neees eayeS x
nephews., one son-in-law and host OF
other relatives and, friends,
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by w, Ernest Jarvis
vANDERycRI, ELSIE F.: o. Mondsy,
psefm1sT pifa ssIE Eo4 S1 Has tFo
VsSdervort: sister Of Mrs. Kate F WI.
o5t1 servieos so a; he s H Hines Co Iunsasl
wood Cemetery
WALKER. JOHN W, On Tuesday, De;
ffT0e5 1h st. nw i95 JOHN W fs wSIkGR taS:
Of John A and Warren II Walker and
brother Of Addie Robinson. Remains rest,
ing at the Allen & Morrow. Inc, funeral
Notice of funeral later.
,o WEIR ,o CORA B. On Monday Deem, Dec, +
Der afeI at her 1ssifHnss ilnsss 20 GoRE
3; WEIR .nee Bowie, beloved wife, Of
Albert B. Weir and daughter Of the late
John E and Jennie Morsell Bowie and
Peace, perfect peace
ana Mas the ave Lee tnnea on Ros h
December 10. at pm. Relatives End
Cemrtcrv. Maryland
cember u. 1912. at her residence. 1914
34th s.. Mount Rainier, Md, MARGARET
WINZER. beloved wife of the late Aired
Winzer and mother Of Gerhard and Ru-
dolph Winner
Funeral from William j. N>lley's funeral
homo, 200 r. I. ave, Mount Rainier Md.
on Wednesday, December l6. at II am.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
WRIGHT. WILLIAM c. On Sunday. De-
cember Is. 1912. a Freedmens Hospital.
WILLIAM c: WRIGHT OF 9o6 S ST. NV.
He leaves daughter, two devoted bro.h hers.
a cousin and other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the MCGUIRE funeral
home: 1890 9th st. NV, after 10 am.
Tuesday, December 15 where services will
be held on Wednesday. December 16. at
1:30 pm. Interment at Harmony Gene
terry. Arrangements BY Mcclure. is
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Miss Elizabeth Dern Dies;
DAUGHTER Of Ex-0fficiaI

Miss Elizabeth Ida Dern. 2S,
daughter of the late George H. Dern.
former Secretary of War. died last
night in Garfield Hospital from
pneumonia
She is survived by her mother, Mrs.
George Il. Dern; a sister, Mrs. Her
bert F. Goodrich. Chestnut Hill Pa.
and three brothers, john Dern,
Woods. ILL.,. James G. Dern, New
York, and 1t. William s. Dcrn.
Miss Dem, who lived at CLOS
Ricgewood avenue, Clcvy Chase
1d. was gradus ted from George
Washington University in 1875 and
recently hfd heen employed by the
Wcrcn's Eureau, Department OF
Labor
Funeral arrangements were to BE-
co21Cletcd later.
Evening star., 1942-12-15

ti-J Sillsi SIl w Ia
ofFiciate jointly Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
Nj. johnson was head of the Gard
ner Jollneon Advertising Agency,
which he founded a number of years
ago. Mr.. johnson formerly was ad-
vertjsinr manager OF the old Wash
ington Times and also had served as
advertising solicitor for the Wash
inCton Post.
Long active in the Ieeonic fratcr-
nity. ne vas pas master OF Acacia
Lcdcc. H was member OF the
N2-cNic Board C relief. Scottish
Rite. Albert Pike Consistory; Royal
Oder e Scotland, Shrlnefs and
Ro y Cluo.
NTr. john On belonged to McKen-
Crle Church and was a member OF
its beard OF trustees. A native OF
Dana. Mass, he lived in this city tor
As years.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Louisa
Hammond Johnson; daughter,
Mrs. Florence Harper of this city;
a brother, Ernest Nye johnson, New
York, and a granddaughter.
Evening star., 1942-12-15

Morris Gsrhnkle, president, local
Mizrachi organization; Isidore
Hershf1eld. honorary chairman, local
United Jewish Appeal, and Alexan-
der Shapiro, president, Argo Lodge,
B'nai Birth.
Rabbi Loeb, for many years q
prominent religious and civic leader
here, was the Adas Israel Congre-
cations first rabbi. At the time of
his death he was executive secretary
Of the Jewish Council of Academies
and Institutions. an organization
formed to coordinate financial ac-
tivitieS OF Jewish institutions here.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Jewish Leaders Attend
Rites for Rabbi Loeb

Leaders of the Jewish faith
throughout the city joined today in
paying final tribute to Rabbi julius
T. Loeb, 70, at funeral services in
the Adas Israel Synagogue, Sixth
and I streets NV. Rabbi Solomon
H. Metz officiated. with other rabbis
from throughout the city joining in
tine service. Burial was to follow in
the Adas Israel Cemetery. DIR. Loeb
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Mrs. John }. Lynch Dies;
Wife of Turfmun

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Dec. Is
Mrs. John j. Lynch, 56. wife of the
president of Washington Park Race
Track at Chicago, died yesterday at
her Miami Beach home of a heart
attack
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch came here a
month ago for the winter. Surviving,
in addition to her husband, is
sister, Mrs. Minnie Prekwas of Lake
Geneva. Wis
Evening star., 1942-12-15

died yesterday at his home, 3627
Thirteenth street NV.
Leaders Of many organizations
invited their members to attend the
services. The list included the fol-
lowing:
Rabbi Joshua Klavan, chairman,
Rabhinical Council; jeremiah Wetiz,
president, Combined Hebrew Con-
gregations; Rabbi Isidore Breslau.
president, Zionist District: Paul
Himmelfarb, treasurer, Yaad Hayes
hivoth VHamosloth; the Rev. L.
Novick, vice president, Mizrachi-
zionist Organization of America;
Evening star., 1942-12-15
S. B. Marks, Freshmen S
Union Official, Dies
~ the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-Shuford B
Marks, co. vice president OF the In
ternational Pressmen and Assistants
Union since 1915, died yesterday
after a three month illness Born in
jefferson, Ga. he served several
terms as president of the Atlanta
Federation of Trades.
Evening star., 1942-12-15

street NV, will
be ncld al ! 5 pm.
t N or ro W in
Hine--' funeral
homo. 1901 Four
teeNtll S t re e t
NV. Tie Eev.
Dir. c. 7. Phillips
of ir.cGendrce
ri c t h O d i S t
Cnr"ch, the Rcv.
Cr. Orli5 C. Rob-
in on CT Calvar"
Ne @shodist a n d
the Rev. DR.. VIII
liam oicrpont OF
St. F2ul fietl,o-
riCt Tl,,,ro1, will
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Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Gardner F. johnson

Funeral services for Gardner F.
Johnson, 64, veteran advertising
man who died yesterday of pneu-
monia at his home, 2445 Fifteenth
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Tarh nj Tl1aukB

NORTH, SARAH We wish 10 thark our
MANY friends for their kindness - rs
curing our ereavenent, the 6eeJh OF our
sister, SARAH NORTP.
THE FAMILY.
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ALBERT D. Columbia Lodee,
No. s., ! r P. O E. of w. is
hereby notified of the funeral
OF Brother ALBERT D. HOWE.
from the Elks Home, 30l Rhode
Island ave. NV, Wednesday.
December ls, 1a42. at ! pm,
Session of sorrow at the ElkS'
home Tuesday, December Is, at
= . m.
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LEE CAMPBELL. Secretary.
ISFII JACOB. On Sunday. December
IL, 1919 at has residence, 4120 18th place
ne JACOB ISELl. beloved husband of
the late Johanna NJ ISel, and father of
John c, Max r and Charles 0. Isell, Mrs.
Mary E. McGrath and Mrs. Helen G.
Fowler.
Funeral from his late residence on
"Wednesday, DecSmoer t. at L pm serv,
pm Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. is
JACOB, ERNEST. Departed this life
Hospital, ii 'SSt ERNEST iAcoB, devoted brother
OF Mrs. Essa May Hyder, oscar. Carlton.
Lovesta and Willie Lee Jacob. He also
parture.
Funeral Thursday. December II, at l 80
pm, from the John T, Rhines & Co. fu-
neral home, 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Is
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Drath6

JENSEN, CARL J. On Saturday. De-
CARL J. JENSEN. the beloved husband Of
Marie Jensen; father of Mrs. Carla Wahler
OF Brownsville. Tex: Carl j. Jensen, ir.,
OF HAYWARD, Calf. Mrs. Thelma Holton
Of Chicago. III. and William C. Jensen
y: s. N Remains resting at Chambers,
funeral home. 400 Chaoin s.. NV, until
Wednesday, December is. at 80 pm
Services at Fort Myer Chaoel. Fort
NyeT. Va, at :, pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Bratha

BAGELMAN, JAMES EDWARD. On
Monday, December IA. 1912, al his home.
69l3 F St, Seat Pleasant. Md, JAMES
EDWARD BAGFLMAN. husband of Hazel
G. Bagelman, father of sunny Bagel-
man and son of Albert T. and Pearl M.
Eagelman.
Remains resting at the above residence
until Wednesday, December Is. at am;
thereafter at Chambers Eivefaale funeral
home. where services viii DC he'd on
THURSDAY, December II, at > pm. In
sterment Cedar HILL Cemetery. 10
s. BARKMAN,. GEORGE ". On Tuesday,
@pecember 15, 1912, at his residence, 2lS
18th st, Sc, GEOnGE w, 5ARKMAN, the
heioved husband of SADIE E. Earkman and
father OF William Ernest Sar6m3n.
~ Funeral from the above residence on
Thursday, Decemb7r II, at > p.E,. Eela-
$f Gives and friends invi e1. lnserIneat CO.
3lmosa Gardens Gene .crJ. 10
u EASsE1T, ULYSSES S, G. On Mon
Hey, December IA, 1912. LIss-a ., u.
BASEL1i.
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
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, Carl. The comrades of
FjcAard j. Harden Camp, NO.
>. United Spanish War Vet
o~a1s. will aT-el'ble at > pin.
V Necncsjay, December IG, 1872.
It tn Chambers funeral par
1rs, - 4 ard Chaplin SITS. NV.
or tie neral Of our late
c7-1~7d~. CPL JT-ES-J. serv-
/ Eycr Chanel at 3 En-. In.er-
y On Eattcrol Cemetery.
7 < Ar,E r- Comm, O N dor
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JOHNSON. CArDNeR F. On Morda

December ii, I94". a hi residence, a445
18th St, NV. GARDNER T. JOHNSON.
beored husband Of Louisa Johnson and
father of Mrs. .Tlc"crce F2roer
Services at The S. II. Hires Co. funeral
hoTc, 2"ol II i 4. Nv o. Wednesday.
Lec9mcer is, at 3 pm. IL ernent Glen
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J0-1-", y"S~"V =. P-osr.cd this
- OIL CundaY, .Cc.er, ser II. I9ta, at
Sc c-I2s' -4oepi..1. TcaIc'.c. Va, after 2
t.e lar william end IIs,tIc Jordan, hus-
rand Of Mrs. Annie Jo"tan, father of Les
lie 1o"dan, brcticr q Mrs. Verge Jac,son
and MT5 IAclY'a Waters, Ca !, Icrtc~t.
Wilbur, Earle, Phillin and Raymond Tor-
dan. lie also is s.l"ived by other rela-
lives and many fri"Cd
Notice CT funeral iater. ARRANGEMENTS
lnu Rarnec &