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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

FORT JACKSON. sc. CAMP
The story OF how Presbyterian
minister came TO Fort Jackson for
a months mission work in the
colored area and found the need
for a Negro minister so great that
he stayed three months and finally
determined 10 apply for appoint
ment as a chaplain was told by
Mai. Wiley r. Deal. chief OF the
chaplains' branch al this post.
During May OF this year the Rev.
D. T. Murray, pastor of a large
Negro church in Atlanta, was sent
10 Fort Jackson by the board OF
national missions Of the u. s. Pres
bytcrian church for months work
among the Negro soldiers here.
Originally scheduled for 30-day
stays at two other posts. Rev. Muir
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
New Type Mixed
Revival Staged
In Tenn eSS ee

CHATTANOOGA (ANP)-A new
kind Of revival is being conducted
here by leading white and Negro
ministers, who have resorted to
street corner preaching to carry
the gospel TO the many hundreds
who have never been inside OF
church.
The ministers have been attract
ing surprisingly large racially
mixed crowds in their mass attack
against sin, exceeding by far the
expectations Of the inter -denomina-
tional committee that planned the
city-wide revival.
White and Negro ministers who
are cooperating in the revival in
clude Rev. William c, Upshaw,
Rev. L. o. Taylor. Memphis; Rev.
w. w Taylor. Rev. Russell Brad
ley Jones. white; Rev. E. l.. Will
liams. white, and Rev. j, N. Bull
white
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Bishop Gregg Visits And Talks With New Guinea Troops
Lay Delegates Hold
Pontiac Conference

PONTIAC. Mich.-Ministerial and
lay delegates from churches in
Minnesota. Wisconsin. Illinois. In
diana and Michigan attended the
Chicago District Conference Of the
Lexington Conference OF the Meth
odist church, held in the ST. John
Methodist church for three days,
August As. The conference was
opened on Wednesday morning
with the Holy Communion serv-
ice. Rev. B. F. Neal of Gary. Ind,
preached the communion sermon.
The first business session was
held after the communion service,
with the district superintendent,
DR.. w. H. Williams of Detroit. pre-
siding. Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson
OF ST. Paul. Mimi. was reelected
secretary. Speakers at this session
included DR.. ]. T. Fletcher OF the
Board OF Home Missions and
Church Extension. Philadelphia.
Pa. and f. l.. Gordon, prominent
Detroit laymen.
William E. Bright OF Detroit. pre-
sided at the anniversary of the Dis
trict Board of Lay Activities We'd
nesday afternoon. J. c. Traylor OF
Detroit. led an interesting discus
sion on "Coordinating the Program
of the Church" Pastors reports
we're heard after the laymen's pro-
gram. The pastors reported in
creases in several items, particular
ly in the matter OF debt liquidation.
DR.. B. F. Neal. trustee Of Phil
ander Smith College. Little Rock,
Arkansas. delivered the address for
the anniversary of the college
which is a conference project, on
Wednesday night. The conference
went on record TO increase the Civ
ing TO the conference institution.
Rev. c. A. Trammel of Detroit.
presided.
Speakers on the welcome pro-
gram Wednesday night included:
Rev. Frank L. Harris for the Bap-
lists, Rev. r. w. Hovoer. Newman
AME. church; A. A. McCaskille
for the local church. and Miss Sarah
Miller for the young people. The
response for the conference was
made by Rev D. D. Turpeau Jr.,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Visits Camp; Stays
ToBecome Chaplain

ray was so well-received by the
troops and his work so greatly APP
preciated that he applied to his
church for a months extension OF
his visit hcre-and finally wound
up spending the entire three months
at Fort Jackson.
Impressed with the need for Ne
gro chaplains, Rev. Murray re-
turned TO Atlanta and Immediately
applied 10 the war department for
a commission as chaplain. Chap
lain Deal said that he has passed
his physical examination and ex-
poets to be called shortly.
Whether he will be stationed aft
or commissioning at Fort Jackson
is not known Chaplain Deal said.
Rev. Murray graduated from
Benedict college in Column
bia, sc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Unveil Monument
To Late Cleric

AUGUSTA (ANP)-A stone mon
ument was unveiled here Sunday
in the memory OF the late Dr.
Charles T. Walker. pastor Of the
Tabernacle Baptist church for many
years. The minister was we'll
known in this area for his religious
works.
The Rev. L. a. Pinkston. who
succeeded DR. Walker, presided at
the ceremony.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
EpiscOpals Plead
For Fair Treatment

NEW YORK (ANP)-"The Ne
gro must be treated as man and
a citizen" declared the Social Re-
construction committee OF the Epis-
copal church Wednesday when it
was brought out that application Of
the principle OF equality of OPP
portunity without distinction Of
race or color should begin at home
in our dealings with other nations
and in our treatment OF minority
groups"
The committees report dealing
with international, inter-racial and
economic subjects will be presented
TO the churchs general convention
in Cleveland, October 2, Bishop
William Scarlet OF Missouri is
chairman of the committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Rev. Page Again
On Trustee Board

Governor John w. Bricker, today
announced the reappointment Of
Rev. Wilbur A Page, 10 the board
OF trustees OF W!lberforce univer-
sty. Rev. Page, a native OF Gin
cinnati, will serve until l947.
Rev. Hughes, chairman OF the
board of trustees. hailed the re-
appointment OF Rev. Page and said
that he has been cooperative in the
past and has done much 10 make
Wherefore one OF the leading in
stitutions in the nation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Rev. George Long
Dies After Attack

CHERAW. sc. (ANP) - The
Rev. George Waldo Long. DID,.
minister and educator. died at his
home Tuesday Of a heart attack.
Born in Chester "a years ago
Rev. Long lived in Cheraw for SO
years. Aside from his duties as
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church, he was president OF Coulter
Memorial academy, junior CO.
educational college sponsored by
the national board OF missions Of
the Presbyterian church of New
York He was also chairman Of
the Atlantic synod and president
Of the Fairfield Presbytcry.
A widow and two brothers sur
ViVe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Remove Segregation
Signs At West Point

WEST POINT, N. Y.-At West
Point Military camp, New York.
segregation signs appeared on hos
pital and lavatory doors. The signs
read: "Colored Enlisted Men" ana
White Enlisted Me"
The N.AACP. made representa-
tons TO the War Department con-
corning this matter,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
ameKKKAgent
For Harlem Riot

NEW YORK (ANP)-Polce have
begun investigating reports that
the Harlem rIoting was provoked
By XXX agents and out-of-town
hoodlums. according TO Police Com
missioner Lewis j. Valentine Tues
day.
Carpenters Tuesday set about re-
pairing the several hundred stores
which were wrecked and looted.
Police estimate that the damage
will run into the millions"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
CARD OF THANKS

The family Of The late Mrs. Eva
Washington gratefully acknowledge
and hank their friends and neigh
bors for the kindness and sympathy
shown during The Illness and death
Of the deceased
Mrs + c Boyd, Daughter
Mrs Beatrice Jones. Sister
WI..lam M.cnae.. Son
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
w. Virginia To Hold
Commencement Fri.

Parker, William E. Policy, Ruth R.
Porter, Emma NJ. Preston, Rose
Quash, Audrey l., Sspp, Mary Sea-
man, Julia G. Thompson, Helen
Tuppcnce, William Vaughan, Gracic
Erby Walker. Blanche Wclborn
Herman Virgins and Dorothy f
y llilams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
COUPLE WE'D AUGUST J

Isaac Smith and Minnie Mitchell
were married August ; in Judge
Shapes chambers. Detroit Mrs.
Smiths home is in Selma, Ala The
Smiths Will reside at SAB North
held.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
Stain no asistiran
a la c~onferencia

Washington, agosto 11.-El pre-
sidente Roosevelt desminti6 aver
Ell rumor de que ell primer minis
tro Stain asistirfa a la c~onferen-
cha del Canada. "Sera un asunto
anglo-americano, declare ell jefe
de estado, y no concurrira ningdn
delegado de Russia, aunque verfa-
mos con gusto que Ell Soviet estu-
viese representado.
Despachos de Londres mencio-
nan la pOsibilidad de que Stain
pudiera ser include en- la confe-
rencia de Quebec.
En- diferentes ocasiones ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt ha expresado Ell
deseo de que Stain concurra a las
entrevistas suyas con Churchill.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
Esta en- ell Canada
ell Primer Ministro
Churchill
C~Onferenciar6 con ell
Presidente Roosevelt

Quebec, Canada, agosto 11.-Pa
ra c~onferenciar con ell p~residente
Roosevelt y ell primer ministro del
Canada, Mackenzie King, arrib6
a esta ciudad ell primer ministro
Churchill en- compania de su espo-
sa y su hija.
A POGO de su llegada Churchill
inici6 sus conferencias con los mi
nistros canadenses Y jefes militia
res britanicos y de este pals.
Sc ALOHA en- la famosa Citadel,
residential de verana de Lord Ath-
lone, gobernador general del Ca
NADIA.
DID la noticia de su arribo ell
primer ministro Mackenzie King.
No Sc dara a conocer ell lugar don
de conference.-the con ell presiden-
te Roosevelt.
Los motives de las nuevas entire
vistas, segGn los peritos, son es-
tos: Ell hundimiento del regimen
de Mussolini Y la possible retirada
de Italia de la guerra; ell descon-
tento de Russia con los Aliados,
que aun no han alberto ell segun-
do frente en- Europa; las divisio-
mes surgidas entire los nazis y los
elementos militares alemanes; la
necesidad de acortar ell tempo en-
tire la etapa de planeamiento de
los Aliados Y las actuales opera
clones militares.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
LOS NAILS TEMEN PERDER
LA coSECHA DE LA UKRANIA

Londres, agosto 11.-Los ale
names Green que la ofensiva rusa
va encaminada a quitarles, en- este
aho, la cosecha de trigo de Ia u
krania.
Jean Paquis, un comentarista
militar, afirma que los rusos no
descansaran en- sus ataques y que
su intenci6n es recOlectar Ell trigo
para su pueblo. "Desde Ia caida
de Orel, el alto mando Soviet man
da onda tras onda de tanques,
con ell fin de agrandar Ia brecha.
I'm comentarista aleman, Ell cor
de Waldemar Stillfried, afirma
que los rusos haran TODD 10 possible
para reconquistar los indispensa-
bles recursos de Ia Ukrania.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
LAS TROPAS AMERICANS Sc
PROPoNEN CAPTURAR A
BAIRoKO

Melbourne, Australia, agosto IL.
Las tropas americans de Ia
Jungla comenzaron hoy la batalla
por la possession de Bairoko, Ell CEN
tro de la resistencia nipona en- la
isla de Nueva Georgia.
La columna americana, por me-
dio de su flanco izquierdo, hizo
contacto con ell enemigo; ell flan-
co derecho lego al rio Bairoko, a
dos millas por Ell sureste de la ba-
hfa de Bairoko.
Los japoneses tratan delograr
que sus buques de guerra conser-
ven comunicaciones con los CRU
o suicidas'' que tienen en- las
Solomon.
ContinGan siendo bombardea-
das las defensas del enemigo en-
Salamaua, donde los "Liberado-
res" arrojaron 142 toneladas de
bombas. Varios dep6sitOs de mu-
niciones fuerOn voladOs.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
LOS ALIADoS -REcoNoCERAN
Ell coMITE FRANCES

Argel, agosto 11.-Estados Uni
dos v la Gran Bretana han con-
venido va en- reconocer ell Comite
Frances de Liberation Nacional
como an gobierno de facto y apo
dorado de los intereses f~ranceses
en- ultramar hasta que los ej6rei-
tOs mandados pOr Ell general Gil
raud desembarquen en- Francia.
Esperase que Ell presidente
Roosevelt y Ell primer ministro
Churchill hagan una declaration
cOnjunta luegO de que termine
La conferences del Canada.
Probablemente Sc lie agregarS
al documento una 'clausula de Ii
mitaci6n''.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
REUNION DEL cOMITE
CONSULTIVO coNJUNTo
Lendi&n y Dick COnferenciaron
con Ell Alcalde

Ell COmits cOnsultivO cOnjun-
to Sc reuni6 aver, en- ell Centre O.
brerO, y los Sres. Lendi&n y Diez
informaron sobre una proposition
que les hiciera, hablando con
eIlOs, ell aIcalde r. E. L. Chancey.
Estima ell alcalde que los fa-
bricantes deben pagan los sSbadOs
y los tabaqueros dejar tres dias en-
fondO, en- lugar de dos.
En- case de que la proposition
sea rechazada pOr los obrerOs, es-
TINA ell alcalde que Ell prOblema
debe sOmeterse a un arbitraje To-
cal.
Recommends integren Ell cOmite
de arbitraje, Ell letradO Brown,
pOr los manufacturers; Ell abOga-
do Pierce, por los trabajadOres,
y una tercera persona que 81 de-
signaria.
Ell Comite COnsuIivO C~OnjuntO,
que "tiene amarradas las manOs"
por depender de la asamblea per-
manente, decide rechazar en- prin
cipiO la proposition y vOlver a vi
star al Mayor, con ell fin de Pc
dirle que mOdifique su PROPOSE
cion.
A las diez de la manana estaba
reunidO ell COnsultivo con ell con-
ciIiadOr Schaeffer, mandadO .
Tampa por la secretarfa de traba-
10.
Los obreros Sc entrevistarOn a.
yer tambien o ell Sr. Megill, d.
rector de la COmision del Poten-
cial Humane.
I'm Iider Obrero nos dijO en- Ia
mahana de hoy que habiendO un
cOntratO, y dentrO de este los re-
cursOs de conciIiaci6n y arbitra-
je, NO We la necesidad "de que Ia
pOlitica Sc mezcle en- Ell profile
MAJ.
La intervention del alcalde
Chancey estG siendO califieada
por aIgunOs, sin que = nOsOtrO'
nos cOnste, de maniobra pOlitica'
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
lKaYOn en- GMnYdia
IS TyOpaS IMgIeSeS
Ley en- contra del
reclutamiento
de los padres

Washington, agosto 11.-El pre-
sidente del comite de asuntos mi
litares de la camara, representa-
te May, democratic de Kentucky,
anunci6 aver que presentara un
proyecto de ley, ell dia Ia de sep
tiembre, para que los jefes de IA
milia, con hijos, no sean recluta-
dos.
Hace pocos dias anunci6 la Co
mission del Potential Humane que
a partir del / de octubre serian
reclutados los padres con hijos ma
cidos antes del ataque a Pear Har
Dor.
Munchas personals Green que ell
congreso aprobara la medida y
que ell presidente Roosevelt no la
vetara.
Ell senador Wheeler, de Monta-
ma, tambien estima que los padres
no deben ser r~eclutados.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11

un Astillero

Palatka, Fla, agosto 11.-Un
grupo de Jacksonville, presdido
por G. E. Taylor, compro aver de
accionistas locales ell astillero Pa
latka Shipbuilding Corporation.
Administered la nueva compa-
MIA, con caracter de vicepresiden-
te, ell Sr. Frank P. Maxwell.
Especializa ell astillero en- bar
cas- de invasion.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
Efenerides
Americans

Agosto IL, 1511.-La Iglesia Ca
t6lica cre6 los arzobispados de Gu
ba, Puerto Rico Y Santo Domingo,
funcionando a travec del Consejo
de las Indias.
Agosto II, 1930.-El presidente
Juan Vicente Gomez, de Venezue-
la, firm6 un decreto creando en-
su pals un nuevo ministerio de sa
nidad Y agriculture.
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
FL GABINETE
PGoESLAVo

4 SgOsto 1~1.-Entreg6
/. IA Omission de su ga
ministrO Mimilos
r.s'ldlo una reunion de
E'e' de serbiOs, crOatas
Is lnsisten en- que de-
q seOerdos, ahOra, So
constitutional d.
pa en- Ia cartera ds
IL. Haeyo g~abinete, Ell
IN. Aikailovitch.
.eolsrnO, en- fecha pro-
~4a'ladado al Cairo
- fehusan reconOcer
mo. ~ pre-
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
bombardeo los
de Castellamare
|Consolida sus posiciones
Septimo Ejercito
de I'm momento a
.Otro la caida de Randazzo.

agosto lei 0cta-
ingles contin1a avan-
e~ncuentra hoy a Ia
peninsula i~taliana,
escuadra britannica
OS aStilleros de la ba-
Dles y OtrOs objetivos
S inglesas a~vanzaron
a 10 largo de la costa
ia, a la sombra del
by Sc apoderaron de
millas al sur de Taor-
milas de Messina. Los
leSes vieron por pri-
territorio de la PENN
ldeO de los astilleros
nmare, en- ell borde sur
de Napoles, tuvo lugar
] la noche. Los cruce-
ctOres britanicos Sc a.
ia Orilla y abrieron ell
lSmo tempo otras uni
eScuadra atacaron a
anO, en- Ell c~ontinente,
nOrte de San Giovan-
|OS p~rincipales ferroca-
pos Operan a muy cor
\ de la orilla del mar
ia norte, Ell Septimo E
|erlcano consolida sus
luego de efectuar ope-
d~eSembarco en- la boca
lmarino.
'lcado italiano dice que
'Ombates d~efensivos en-
/ nOrte Y central del
acllla, con ell fin de con
'ance enemigo. En- los
de Milan, Turin y &C.
nOrte de Italia, murie-
y sufrieron he
ma ado intensa v re.
| oombardeada. Qua.
r'es' dos vapores, ur
y I'm Instructor fue
JOS, segdn los fascistas.
! Palermo y Siracusa''
! americanas y cana.
slsen en- R~andazzo, la.
La Ultima Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
CONTINUAN AVANZANDO
A. DIVISIONES ROJAS
Capturadas las poblaciones
de Liptsi y Rogodyanka
Ofensiva en- ell sector Spas Domensk,
con IL divisiones de Infanteria

Moscu, agosto Il,-Las ulVlslo-
mes rojas avanzan sin descanso y
Sc cerca a Kharkov desde ell no.
~roeste, norte Y nordeste, extern
diendo asi las victorias conquista-
das en- Orel y Belgorod.
La poderosa ofensiva sovietica
amenaza con aplastar TODD ell flan
co izquierdO del enemigo.
Los communicates del alto man
do ruso afirman que los nazis Sc
retiran desOrganizadamente en- al
gunas regiones al norOeste de
Kharkov, abandonando armas PEE
sadas Y equipo y dejando intac-
tos los caminos y los puentes. De
bese la precipitation del enemigo
al deseo de no cae en- la trampa
que ell ejercito rojo ha puesto a
los ~invasores.
Mas de la mitad de algunas uni
dades teutonas Sc han "derretido"
en- un dia.
Creese inminente la captura de
Kharkov. Ell avance hacia Bryansk
sc mantiene y ell enemigo refuer-
"a sus lineas.
I'm communicate especial infor-
ma de la captura de Liptsi, al
nordeste de Kharkov, y de Rogo-
dyanska, 13 millas y media al nor
oeste. La columna que CANA terre-
nopor ell ferrocarril de Belgorod,
en- otro ataque frontal, Sc encuen-
ira a solo IL millas de la ciudad,
en- un avance desde Slatino.
Combatiendo ell martes en- la 20
ma de Kharkov, los soldados rojos
recuperaron 10 p~Oblaciones, STEM
do el avance total de z millas y
media.
En- ell sector de Bryansk, los
rusos Sc %apoderaron de mas de 30
aldeas y pueblos, incluyendo la es-
taci6n ferroviaria de Khotynets,
80 millas al Oeste de 0rel, 16 mi
las al este de Karachev y "A mi
Has al este de Bryansk.
Las tropas rojas penetraron en-
los aerodromos alemanes y cap
turaron 25 aeroplanos, 5 tanques,
15 cahones de campaha, un de-
p6sito de cOmbustible y 10000
bombas aereas.
La Radio alemana dice que ell
eiercito rojo ha atacado con te-
rribIe fuerza, usando IL divisio-
mes de infanteria, en- ell sector
Spas Domensk, 80 milIas al norte
de Bryansk y a la misma distancia
por ell sureste de Smolensk.
Indicase que los rusos avanzan
por ell sur en- una nueva y mas for
midable amenaza.
FL martes las tropas sovieticas
rceuperaron a Bolshoybobrik, a
13h millas de la gran base ale
mana de Sunny, 81 millas pOr Ell
noroeste de Kharkov.
Tomando a Kirkikovka, so NIL
las al noroeste de Kharkoy, los ru
sos Sc pusieron a IL millas de Ia
base del enemigo en- Aktyrka.
Los despachos de Moscu sit1an
a las tropas rojas a solo nueve mi
las del ferrocarril Kharkov-Pol-
tava, una de las dltimas avenidas
de escape de los nazis.
I'm fuerte cOntingente rojO le-
va Ia direction de Poltava, en- ell
rio Dnieper.
FL communicate de medianoche
avisa que los sOIdados sOvi6tieOs
"molieron" las reserves traidas
por 81 enemigo y siguen avanzan-
(Pasa A La Ultima Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-08-11
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para la tarde de hoy.
Mfnima, a las 8 de Ia mahana, 70
grades.
Evening star., 1943-02-15
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Senate Hearing Listed
On New Saboteur Bill

After comforting with Attorney
General Biddle today. the Senate
Judiciary Committee called a special
meeting for 1890 am. tomorrow to
act on a bill to permit any future
saboteur trials to be conducted in
the civil courts, instead of by a mill
tary commission.
The measure is an outgrowth OF
the military trial of eight Nazi saho-
teurs here last year Chairman Van
Nuys of the Judiciary Committee
explained that in the civil courts
those prisoners could only have been
tried for conspiracy, the penalty for
which is two years or $4,000 fine
The pending bill. recommended by
the Attorney General, would permit
similar cases involving charges of
hostile acts to be tried in civil court.
but with a penalty of life imprison-
ment or death.
Senator Van Nuys said the bill was
carefully considered by a subcom-
mlttee last fall, but there was not
time to act on it before the old Con-
gresS expired.
Evening star., 1943-02-15
Brother and Sister Die
Al Almost Same Time
Mrs. Ammo Vornon, 86,
Had Lived Here Since 1915

Mrs. Anna Varnon, Sc, died yes
terday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt, in Bethesda.
Nd, at almost the same time her
brother, John d. Smyly. died in
Birmingham. Ala Neither knew Of
the others Illness.
Mrs. Varnon. a native of Alabama,
was the daughter of Maj. Edwin
Paul Smyly, Confederate veteran.
She was educated in Selma (AlaD
schools and in 1878 married William
Nichols Varnon, who died in 1892.
An artist. Mrs. Varnon moved here
in 1915 to paint at the Corcoran Art
Gallery. During tthe last war she
was active in the work of the Ameri-
can Red Cross and was a member
Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church.
Besides her daughter, widow OF
former Police Court Judge Schuldt.
Mrs. Varnon leaves five grand
children, Mrs. Lloyd C. Mathers,
Swathmore, Pa; Mrs. Robert Balm.
High Point, N. c.; George T. Miller,
Chevy Chase, Md; Miss Leila Var
non Of this city and Robert M.
VarnOn, Atlanta, Ga, and five great
grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow at Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV,
with burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
On the metal collection drive you
have an S card. Go the limit.
Evening star., 1943-02-15
Herbert Robey, Is, Dies
AT College Heights Home

Herbert Robey, IS, building in
spector for the metropolitan area of
Prince Georges County, died yester-
day at his home. 3917 Calverton
drive, College Heights Estates, Md.
A native of Beltsville, Mr.. Robey
had been building inspector for
more than five years. Prior to that
he had been engaged in private
construction work.
He was a member of the Prince
Georges County Chamber of Com
merce, the Riverdale Presbyterian
Church and the Birmingham Lodge
of Masons.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Carson Robey; a daughter
Mrs. A. H. Seidenspinner of College
Heights Estates; brother, Charles
E. Robey of Washington; three sis
ters, Mrs. Clara Martin and Mrs.
Allie Wheeler, both of Washington,
and Mrs. Nellie NARROW, Burtons-
vile, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Wednesday, with burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.