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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

In kot da je usoda sklenila
preganjati jo naravnost ma ra-
finiran nacin, je sincka zopet
izgubila has v trenutku, ko ga je
nasla. ." ....,
Oba, MOI in .otrok. Ramon in
.Milcek, VISA njena radost, VISA
njena sreca je bila tn, pr Mi;
samo trenutek, pa sta oba zopet
izginila.
Gin je obupana Helena opa-
Ella, da je decek izginil, je OBJ
vestila o tenn ravnatelja kaznil-
nice, XII je takoj uvedel preiska-
vo.
Preiskali so vso okolico in po-
pravsevali povsod. Nihce nj dec
ka videl. Mice nj hotel v~erjeti,
da je bill ugrabljen. Sal MISC
ljudje videli v vsem kraju no.
benega potepuha.
- Gromska strela! - je 60
drnjal orozniski strazmojster
zamisljeno, - temu fanticu je
bilo dolgcas, ,posteno zivljenje
mu nj disalo in pobegnil je k
starim tovariSem Brez no.
tepustva taxi fantici ne morejo
ziveti.
Sc istega dine je prisla ko-
mornica Roza Heleni povedat,
da je bila v hisici, kjer je sta
novala z mozem, izvrsena tatvi-
ma. Izginila il je bi1a zlata ura
in yes MEN skromni nakit.
Tudi Helena je opazila, da il
je izginilo liz pritlicnega sa1ona
mnogo dragocenosti.
Roza je re hotela obdolziti
ubogega decka, pa je zacutila,
ia je sinila gospel v glavo ista
misel, in ma njenem obrazu je
opazila sledove tako globoke bo-
lesti, da je raje molcala.
Uboga zena je prosila svojo
zvesto komornico, maj tatvine
nikomur ne omeni, in obl.jubila
il il izgubo nadomestiti.
Ko je pa ostala sama, je brid-
ko zaplakala. Men sin! Dete
tako sladkega in jasnega pogle-
da, XII Sc je znalo tako nedolzno
smehljati, to dete je torej ne
hvalezno, hinavsko, zlocinsko?
All! Ramon je Sc proved toe
no izpolnil svojo peklensko
groznjo! Decka sc je bila tore,j
re dotaknila rjenost,
ozracje zlocinstva ga je bilo re
okuzilo in zdravo ozracje ga nj
moglo vec izleciti.
(Dalje prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

H.RE'= r.a -a..#-e
dogodkih pc locitvi. Claudinet
je pravil O srecnih dneh v boil
nici in tudi o svoji zalosti, ko
Sc je vrnil V komedijantski voz,
pa nj nasel Milcka.
PROPORTIONAL je svojemu pri-
jatelju, kako je zlocinska druz-
ba zivela v njegovi odsotnosti in
kako je moral stradati.
Kar mu je Milcek namignil,
maj umolkne. Tho je vstal. Dive
imeni sta mu zazveneli v usesih,
Robert d'Alboize in Carmen.
I'll imeni! -. znani sta mu
bill -. Slisal ju je nekoc -.
tam doll V Moissellesu pri
dobri gospel.
Cesto ju je dobra gospa izgo-
varjala V pogovoru S Paulom
Vernierom. Dobro Sc je spomi-
NAL. Vprico MEGA sta govorila
O Robertu d'Alboize in O Car
men. Nj pa tocno vedel, v kak-
sni zvezi sta ii imeni z zivlje-
MEM gospe Helene. Gospa He
lena mu tega nikoli nj omenila.
Same slucajno sta mu ostali
tt diva imeni V spominu. Zdaj,
ko ju je Zopet sliSal in sicer IL
Panouflovih ust, sta pa vzbudi-
Ii glasnejsi odmev in jasnejse
spOmine.
Gospa Helena je izgovarjala
ime Carmen vedno z nekim po-
sebnim spostovanjem, ime Ro-
berta d'Alboize pa s prijateIj-
sko zalostjo.
Zakaj sta govorila Slimak in
Panoufle O gospodu d'Alboize
in Carmen, XII sta bila prijate-
liza gospe Helene?
Prisluskoval je yes prestra"
Sen. Nj dobro razumel pome~
ma njenih besed, toda kmalu je
uganil ,da sn~ujeta nov zlocin,
in prebledel je.
- Zaspiva, je zasepetal Clau-
dinetu.
- Zakaj? 49,. Sal nisem "a
span.
- Da bodo mama zaupali.
In polozil je prst ma usta V
znak, maj Claudinet molci.
Claudinet nj razumel, zakaj mu
Milcek prigovarja, maj zaspi;
toda brez ugovora je polozil
glavo ma otep slame, XII mu je
nadomestoval mehko vzglavje,
zamizal je in oblezal nepre-
micno.
Milcek je polozil glavo ma isto
vzglavje in potuhnil Sc je, ka-
kor da spi. V listen hipu je Ze-
fyrina vzkliknila:
- Trideset tisocakov! -.
fanta, to moramo proslaviti!...
Kar takole ma lepem zasluziti
trideset tisoc frankov! ... V
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
. Petdeset tisoc frankov!

! - Petdeset tisoc frankov! -
je vzkliknila Zefyrina.
- All najman,j trideset IT,
soc.
Da, to je zapeljivo, pri-
Znam Toda -.
49, Kaj toda? Torbica
ina V sebi vec podpisanih pi-
sem -. da ali ne? Ne spomi-
mann Sc vec, KIDD je podpisan
-. cakaj -. neko tuje ime -. .
Pamela -. ne. Aha, sem Sc re
spomnil. Podpisana je ma vseh
pismih Carmen, kajne?
- Da, Carmen.
- TOda pisana so ritmojstru
Robertu d'Alboize, kakor prica
napis in obozevano Robertovo
inc ma vsaki strani. &c Sc prav
spominjam, je V teh pismih &C.
sto Omenjen otrok kot sad lju-
bezni -. reel sem hotel prepo-
vedane, pa recimo samo neza-
konite, med omenjeno Carmen
in ten RobertOm d'Alboize. Ia
to dajO ia pisma tudi slutiti, da
.je DANA V mozevi Oblasti.
- Tako je.
- Torej, zdaj pa pazi ma mo-
.je zakljucke, Slimak, in ii tudi
Zefyrina. Ia d'Alboize je zda.j
Ozenjen, ker Sc V novinah 60
vori 0 njegovi rodbini; najbrz
ina tudi otroka in ker zavzema
Vlsok polozaj, DO gotovo rad
Odstel trideset tisocakov vrle-
mu fantu, XII mu poreGe: zee
mi ne daste tie malenkosti, pos
lem tale Zavo.jcek pisem vaSi
zakonski polovici, XII DO tako
zvedela, da innate z drugo otro-
ka.
- PRAY pravis.
- Bogme, kako bistroumen
je ia mas vrazji Panoufle! - je
vzkliknila ocarana Zefyrina.
- To je kot da bi imeli de-
mar re V rokah.
- Tudi meni sc zdi tako.
- o tenn sem trdno prepri-
can. Castnik prispe z rodbino V.
Pariz danes ali jutri, &c nj re
prispel -. Gre samo "a to, ka-
kO dObiti n.jegov naslov; to
menda ne DO tezko. Preskrbimo
81 ga Vojnem ministrstvu. Ma.
piSemo mu pod tujim imenom
pismo in izmislimo 81 nedolz-
no intrigo, da mu ne pride ma
misel vtikati policijskega nosu
V nase zadeve; in cez teden bo-
mo bOgati 80. Toda razume Sc,
Slimak, enaki delezi -.
- Kaj 81 mogel lie "a hip po-
misliti, da bi storil kdaj kar-
kohl brez tebe?
Docim so lopovi kovali svoje
Poole nakane, sta 81 Milcek in
Claudinet V oktu sepetala O svo-
jih skrbeh in pripovedovala o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
. NaSa Sreca.

- Nasa sreca.
- Ne razumem, kaj hoCes
reel.
&c lie razumes, pa poslu-
Sal.
Gospod d'Alboize, castnik, je
prispel vceraj z rodbino il Cay
enne Marseille. Znano je, da
je bill d'Alboize "a svoje zaslu-
p ge V nash kolonijah nedavno
pomaknjen V Gin majorja in da
je poklican V komisijo pr VOL
mem ministrstvu, XII DO prouce-
vala vprasanja narodne obram-
be.
- No in?
No in -. Kaj pa torbica?
- Torbica?
Da, torbica, XII 81 jo ukra-
del V bolnici umirajocemu vo-
jaku. Kaj tt nisem z~abiceval, da
jo skrbnO shrani? Pravii
sem ii, da pride cas-, ko jo hos
lahko S pridom porabil. In ia
cas- je re prisel. Steer 81 pa tudi
posteno zasluzil, kar ii gre. Mar
nisi dovolj dolgo klecal in mo-
Ill OBJ vznozju umirajocega vo-
jaka? Zdi Sc mi pa, da te pri-
loznosti nisi mic kai vessel. Pa
vendar ne mislis sam poskusiti
svoje srece?
Kdor bi bill videl tisti hip Pa
nouflu namenjen Slimakov po-
gled, bi ne bill prav mic dvomil,
da ina res take namene: elm
je pa zacutil, da Sc njegovi ma
crit krhajo, je menda spoznal,
da DO treba to miscl opustiti. In
nekam ogorceno ie vzkliknil:
-JaZ -. da bi mislil ma kaj
Kaj pravis? 49, Sc je "a
smejal Panoufle, - da nj V no.
vinah mic vec Zanimivega?
- Kai pa maj bi Sc bilo V
Min?
taksnega! -. Bezi no, kaj Sc ii
mesa! Sal sam dobro vec, da Sc
svojim prijateljem Sc nikoli nj
sem izneveril $50. Res, ko sem
zvedel, da Sc je vrnil Franci-
jo tisti Robert d'Alboize, XII sem
ga tam iskal. Sc mi je takoj "a
zdelo, da hi Sc dalo tn nekaj
zasluziti. Toda poprej sem no.
tel vse dobro premisliti in po-
meniti Sc s teboj.
- Kai premisljati -. Zade-
va je jasna ko bell dan -. "a
zvizgamo gospodu lepo pesem
k plesu -. Same &c ga DO vo-
liza plesati DO notah, to .ie vpra-I
SAME. Nevarnosti sc tako ali
tako ne moreno izogniti. &c Sc
nam ne posreci, mas caka / dol
5 let jece in 50 do 5000 frankov
globe. &c Sc nam pa posreCi,
spravimo petdeset tisoC fran
kov. Je pa tn sto mad prot eni,
da Sc nam DO pOsreCilO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

predaleku imamo Sc pet fran.
kov. Tenn slabse, jutri Sc DO ze
kaj naslo. Ia bankovec pa no.
Gem takoj menjati,
- Pojdimo raje v krcmo, -
je predlagal Panoufle, - da VIZ
zemo karte. Tam 81 lahko privo-
scimo absinta.
- Velja!
Da ,toda kaj DO z otroko-
ma? - je vprasal Slimak v skr-
beh. -
Pogledal je v kot. Otroka sta
lezala objeta nepremicno ma
tleh. - Spita kakor diva angel
cka, - je dejala Zefyrina.
Steer pa zapremo vrata ma
Vertigo tako, da ne DO nobene
nevarnosti, da hi jo popihala,
- je pripomnil Panoufle.
A voz sc itak vidi IL krone
bonn re pail mani.
In tako so lopovi pomirjeni
odsli. Slimak je zaprl "a seboj
vrata in jih prepel z Vertigo.
Komaj so utihnil njihovi ko-
raki, sta Milcek in Claudinet
odprla oci. /
- Zakaj sva Sc pa potuhnila,
kakor da spiva - je vprasal
Claudinet. - Da bi mogla po-
begniti?
Milcek je bill tako zamisljen,
da nj takoj odgovoril. sele cez
nekaj casa je zamrmral:
- Ne, danes ne pobegneva...
Steer bi pa tudi ne mogla
Najprej moran dobro razume-
ii, kaj je P%anoufle tn govoril.
Tisti castnik in Carmen sta bila
gotovo znana z dobro gospo.
Ocka Slimak je govoril O tride-
seth tisocakih, XII maj bi jih do
bill "a pisma, nanasajoca Sc ma
tie ljudi. Mogla bi Jim tore:j ma
kopati mnogo Fla, &c hi jih no.
tell odkupiti tako drago .
Pisma -. Toda gospa Helena.
Claudinet je molce gledal
svojega %prijatelja in skrbelo ga
je, odkod naenkrat ia izpre-
memba.
- Gospa Helena je v Mois-
sellesu vcasih tudi govorila o
dragocenih pismih, - je NADIA
ljeval Milcek. - Ne motim sc
80. Nekega dine, v salonu =. ..
Paul Vernier je bill pri Mi -.
Prisel sem bill z neko prosnjo,
ne spominjam Sc vec, "a kaj je
slo. Pac Sc pa Sc dobro spomi-
man,, da je pravila Vernieru,
da il je bolezen preprecila mai
ii pisma, XII hi jo bila resila -.
&c je mislila ia pisma To-
da kako hi jih bill dobili najini
starSi -.
- Milcek, - ga je prekinil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

C%laudinet. Bojim Sc cate.
Kaj ii pa je?...A Ali tudi tt tr-
pts? Govoris sam S seboi
-. O pismih -.
Da, 0 pismih, XII je ocka
Slimak o njih trdil, da Jill ina
in -. XII so v rdeci torbici -. .
Poznam dobro to torbico, XII jo
stric Slimak skrbno skriva; sal
sem jo videl.
- Videl 81 jo, pravis
- Da, ko tebe nj bilo tn -.
Mexico 10 je stric pokazal teti,
ces: TO je najino starostno "a
varovanje.
- In YES, kan sta jo skrila?
" vozu jo imata, ne vem
pa tocno, kan sta jo spravila.
Steer pa ne DO tezko najti jo,
&c jo re hoces imeti nasega
pohistva nj toliko 80.
- Da, potrebujem 10, - je
odgovoril Milcek odlocno. -
Videti jo hocem.
III.
Polar v Moissellesu ljudi nj
posebno razburil. Oblasti so BIZ
lie prepricane, da gre "a nesre-
co ali neprevidnost in cato kriv-
ca MISC iskale. Gmotna skoda
je bila neznatna. Salon je bill
ostal skoraj neposkodovan.
Heleninemu srcu najdrazii
predmeti so bill resent: album
spominov, zvezek pisem in foto-
grafij, XII jih je Helena pregle-
dovala z Milckom, ko Sc je ne
madonna onesvestila in ko je H.
bruhnil polar.
Lahko je ostala kar v Hist, XII
je bila cez nekaj dni zopet po-
pravljena.
Toda Memo ubogo srce so "a
deli now tezki udarci, znova je
omagovala pod tezo neznosnega
trpljenja in bolesti.
Ramon torej zivi! V Franciji
je, bill je pri Mi! Sredi ognjenih
zubljev jo je iztrgal smrti il
krempljev. In odsel je, ne da
hi jo bill spoznal, ne da hi vedel,
koga je resil.
In do6im je MEN zvesti prija-
tell Paul Vernier zaman Intel
"a MIN, da hi ga dohitel in pri-
vedel nazaj, je ostala nesrecna
zena prepuscena mracnim mi
slim in hudim notranjim bojem.
All, da, Sc vedno ga ljubi!
Ljubi ga vroce, z vsem ognjem
Evening star., 1943-11-05

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Evening star., 1943-09-23

the Rev. w. l.. Darby, the Rev
Frederick E. Reissig, the Rev. John
w. Rustin, the Rev. G. E. Schnabel
the Rev. Calvin H. Wingert, the
Rev. Chesteen Smith, Mai. Edward
j. Kelley, DR.. G. N. Chapman, DR.
G. F. Kohlmeier, DR.. e. A. Kohl
meier, DR.. I. G. Kohlmeier, Andrew
Wilson, c. l.. Loughery.
j. L. Ferguson, William Conradis.
Frank H. Christner, Charles Hay
ward, Strickland Gillian, Clark G,
Griffith. Jack Gates, DR.. Charles
Stanley White, Bruce Baird, H. C.
Phillips, Edwin H. Rosengarten,
Leon Chatelain, Leonard w. De
Cast, Page Nick. Etchison. Mai.
E. w. Brown, George Schaffer, Carl
H. Claudy, William E. Birdfeld.
1t. Comdr. Floyd A. Truscott. FL
wood D. Spaulding. DR.. William T.
Gill, DR.. Herbert Ramsey, DR.. Eu-
gene Rice, James Longino, DR.. Ar
thur c. Christie, Henry Brewood.
Frank Leetch, w. w. Kirby, Grant
Leet. Charles G. Cook. Bernard Gold.
Raymond F. Garrity, Martin T.
Weigand, w. Herbert Gill, John G.
Scharf, Edward D. Shaw, Arthur F.
Steinberg and DR.. Oscar B. Hunter.
Capt. Robert E. Williamson. COM
mander of the 17th Signal Service
Company, will attend with group
of his men.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Rites Will Be Held
For Mrs, Bennett al
Calvary Baptist Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Ada
Jean Bennett, superintendent of the
Central Union Mission, who died
Sunday, we're to be held this after
noon at Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth and H streets NV.
Prominently identified with char
liable work and civic activities In
the District for quarter of CEN
tury, Mrs. Bennett succeeded her
husband as superintendent after his
death in 1887. She also directed
the mission farm and the Children's
Emergency Camp, which she found
ed to provide full care for about rs
children and camp vacations for a
much larger number.
Pallbearers we're announced as j
Carl Orebaugh. Floyd S. Hathorne
Arthur l.. Stone, Robert Irwin
Claude Allen and Allen Rowlette
Honorary pallbearers include Will
liam H. Ramsey, Arthur G.. Bishop
Austin M. Cooper, L. T. Breuninger
Capt. Dudley N. Carpenter. w. w
Everett, D. Stewart Patterson, E. H
De Groot, jr.; william o. Tufts
Wilbur La Roe, jr.; the Rev. Freeley
Rohrer, the Rev. George M. Cum
mings, the Rev. Warren D. Bowman,
the Rev. John E. Briggs, the Rev
Harry w. Burgan, the Rev. Virgil
M. Coscs, the Rev. Clarence W.
Crawford, the Rev. Horace E. Crom-
er, the Rev. Albert j. Mccartney,
Evening star., 1943-09-23
1n Mrntnrfat1t
BROWN, LOUIS. A

BROWN. LOUIS. tribute of love and
1 R H WSo S1 my dear vs
ago today, September rs, 1888 "
God say S,,ii the road was getting rough.
He And sen,{ Rhspe4sa sSsss hF psd be syas n.
WITH PETERSON
>, CEILDs, CREED W. JR. Departed this
nc S'' WIFE WIZ N ANY e1r pAVsHfER. naslaGHafI
CLAY; ROBERT s. In loving memory
g eqr gear rbn and fheT
ago today, September %, 1912.
Nothing can ever take away
Fond ene osr hearts hearts hold dear
Remembrance keeps him near
HIS DEy0TED WIFE SON AND STEP
DAVIS. ANNIE CARPENTER. In loving
ssse ANNIE our fssE Tf D1Vh Shsr aho aPS
ber 20, 1912.
The s,bns memories Of those happy days
Your gentle smile and cheerful ways
win live in our hearts forever.
Here thoughts were always so full Of U.S.
She never. could forget,
And so we think that where she Is
HER AgsS TggRASsb.s fHSSEES PAYS; HEB
LETT
AND NAOMI McCRAY; SISTERS
GEORGIANA HENDERSON AND LUCY
MARBERY, AND DAUGHTER-I Law.
1NEZ CARPENTER.
of my dear wife. MAMIE j. HARRIS. who
passed away September 23. 1942.
BERTRAM l.. HARRIS.
PARKER. CHAUNCEY. Sacred to the
sAfNcrY msa1fy SuE dssr son son and efothsr
great beyond eight years ago today. Sep
tenber 49, 1895.
Getting used to being lonesome,
That's the hard part to bear:
Getting used to all the sorrow
You were once so quick to share.
Getting used to all the heartaches.
Night and day from missing you;
Getting used to being lonesome.
That's what we must learn to do.
Always remembered
LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER ELLA
PAGE, CoRINNE A. In sad but loving
memory Of my dear mother. .CORINNE A.
PAGE. who departed this life four years
ago today, September % 1899.
May the souls Of the faithful departed rest
HER LOWE DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH !.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Edmund P. Shelby. 76,
Dies; New York Doctor
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 23-Dr
Edmund p. Shelby, 76. q practicins
physician In New York for 10 years
and former professor Of clinical
medicine at New York University
died here yesterday at the home OF
a sister. Mrs. Samuel M. Wilson.
DR.. Shelby, a native Of Lexington,
had been living in Venice, Fla, for
the last - years with Mrs. Shelby,
noted sociologist and writer. DR..
Shelby had been associated with Or.
Fred H. Albee In the operation of
the Florida health center. He had
continued to practice his profession
in Venice and Sarasota, Fla.
DR.. Shelby is survived by another
sister, Miss Lucy G. Shelby, Lexing-
ton, and three brothers, Col. Evan
Shelby, New York; David H. Shelby.
Kansas City, and Maj. Isaac p.
Shelby, Little Rock, Ark.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Charles {. Broy Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Charles Clin-
ton Broy, veteran foreign service
officer. who died Tuesday, will be
held at Q pm. tomorrow at the
Chambers funeral home, Thirty first
and M streets NV. Burial will be in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Ar
lington, Va.
Mr.. Broy, who had been in the
diplomatic service for more than 80
years, died while en- route from his
home, 524 North Monroe street, Ar
lington, to the Naval Hospital in
Bethesda.
Death was due to a heart attack,
said to be the result of injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
during an official trip at Bergheim,
Germany, in 1910.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Tammany Hall vacaies
Historic Headquarters
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Ol por-
traits of Tammany Halls great
sachems Of the past have gone
into storage as Tammany folded
up its Fourth avenue wigwam,
split into two groups and moved to
separate small quarters on Madison
avenue.
Down from Tammany's walls
came pictures of AL Smith, James A.
Farley, James Dooling, Christopher
D. Sullivan and John r. Vorhees.
/ Down, too; came portraits of other
Democratic notables, including
President Roosevelt and former Gov.
Herbert Lehman.
Tammany, which has undergone a
lean decade since election of Mayor
F. H. La Guardia, had to move
when the $950000 building 1t occu-
pied the past 16 years was bought
by the International Ladies' Gar.
ment Workers Union.
The move separated Tammany's
political and fraternal branches for
the first time in more than a
century.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
District OPA Urges Use
Of Shoe Coupons Now

The District Ofice of Price Ad-
ministration is urging shoppers to
use No. Is shoe coupons now. The
plea was made in an effort to avoid
repetition of the last-minute rush
on shoe stores which occurred last
June when the No. II shoe stamp
was due.
Off1cials also emphasize that only
shoes which actually are needed
should be purchased. The No. 18
shoe stamp in Ration Book No. /
remains valid through October 81,
1943, and will not be accepted at
retail shoe stores unless it is at
'tached to the book.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Rites Scheduled Tomorrow
For Samuel J. Thompson
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Sept. 23.-
Funeral services for Samuel j.
Thompson, former Virginia State
Senator, who died at his home in
Tazewell yesterday. will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Cove Presbyterian
Church, of which he was a member
for many years. Burial will be in
Maplewood Cemetery In Tazewell.
Mr.. Thompson was elected Sen
ator in 1908 and twice succeeded
himself for total of - years. He
was a Mason.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Sallie Bowen Thompson, daughter
of Rees T. Bowen, and direct
descendent of the early settler and
Revolutionary soldier of that name
who lost his life in the battle OF
Kings Mountain, and a son, r.
Bowen Thompson.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Frank H. 0'Brien, 6S,
New York Sun Editor,
Pulitzer Winner, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Frank H
O'Brien, 68, editor of the New
York Sun, died yesterday at his
home on Washington Square.
He had spent half a century in
his profession, the last II years as
editor of the Sun, where he had
worked since 1916. He began his
career as an $8-a-week proofreader's S
helper on the Buffalo Courier.
In 1921 he won the Pulitzer prize
with a Sun editorial on "Armistice
Day." In 1888 Manhattan College
gave him an honorary degree Of
doctor of letters, conferred by the
late Patrick Cardinal Hayes.
Mr.. OBrien was born and reared
in Dunkirk, N. Y, the son of Irish
immigrants. In his boyhood he
wanted to become a locomotive engi-
neer, starting as a $5-a-week clerk
for the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
However, his brother, John, a
Buffalo Courier reporter, got him
the pleofreader's helper job and
the extra So week detected him
from the railroad.
When the late Representative D.
N. Lockwood of Buffalo offered him
a job as his secretary in Washing
ton at 500 a month, Mr.. O'Brien
took it, but went back to the news
paper business month later, for $14
a week.
Eventually he came to New York.
For while he wrote column for
the old Evening Mail, and from
1906 to 1910 was secretary to Mayor
George B. Mcclellan. Six years
later he joined the Sun.
Mr.. O'Brien is survived by his
widow, once known to the stage as
Marion Stanley, and a son, 1t.
Frank M. O'Brien, jr., with the
Army at Drew Field, Fla.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Jewish Center to Sturt
Program for Children

The Jewish Community Center Is
establishing a weekday program of
supervised activity after school
hours, for children of working par
ents. Recreation and arts will be
graded according to age levels. The
program will include instruction in
dancing, dramatics, music, arts and
crafts and sports.
Registration for the complete pro-
gram or for individual classes will
be held from $3.50 to $50 pm. Oc-
tober 4, 5 and 6 at the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and @
streets NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Funeral Planned Today
For Ensign Leiserson

Funeral services for Ensign Charles
Frederick Leiserson, 3210 Thirty
fourth street NV, who was killed
Monday in plane crash in Rhode
Island, were to be held at 3 pm.
today in Arlington Cemetery.
Ensign Leiserson was the son of
William M. Leiserson, chairman of
the National Mediation Board. The
young officer enlisted in the Navy
in September, 1912, and won his
wings as a pilot and a commission
as ensign at Corpus Christi, Tex.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
John D. Younger Dies;
Retired u. ). Emp|oye

John Dudley Younger, s5, retired
Treasury Department employe, died
Tuesday at his home, 1859 Harvard
street NV, after long illness.
Mr.. Younger, native of Lynch
burg, Va, had been resident of
the District for about IS years. He
served as lieutenant in the Army
Quartermaster Corps during the
World War.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Reina Geddes Younger, and a
daughter, Mrs. Robert Speich,
Abingdon, Va.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow in the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Services Set Today
For Brudy M. Artjev

Funeral services for Brady N.
Artley. S64i warder street NV,
who died Tuesday at Muncy. Pa.
were to be held today At Muncy.
Burial was to be in Hushesville, Pa.
Mr.. Artley is survived BY his
widow. Mrs. Mary T. Artley: three
daughters, Mrs. Mildred a.. rsrdy.
Mrs. Louisa A. Hill, and Mrs. Franz
ces A. Curtin, and three sons. Ed-
ward T. Artley, Harry B. Artley and
Charles s. Artley.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

You have . personal stake In
the Third War Loan. Every dol
lar you invest In bond will re-
turn to you in full, with interest.
Every dollar that you fail to save
will boost your living costs and
defeat your hope Of a busy, pros
porous America when the war ends