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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
Councilman "a visoke place

Mestna zbornica ma svoji zad-
Mi seji soglasno sklenila, da Sc
plumbarjem in steam-fitterjem,
XII so v mestni sluzbi, zvisa mez-
de "a 1Oc ma uro, oziroma, da
Sc Jim prizna "obstojece me-
zde', XII .jih prejemajo te vrste
delavci, XII so zaposleni pri pri-
vatnih podjetjih. Zupan Lau-
sche je bill temu nasproten ter
je tozadevno podal mestni zbor-
nici obslrno porocilo. Ker Sc je
zupan nahajal v Washingtonu,
je njegovo porocilo prec t |
pravdni ravnatelj Thomas A.
Burke. v MEM Sc je poudarjalo,
da SO nestni delavci zaposleni
redno skozi vse leto, docim de-
lavci iste stroke pri privatnih
podjetnikih ne morejo racunati
ma stalno delo. -fitterji, XII
delajo "a mesto, zasluzijo ma
leto $3.50, kar je vee, kot pa
znasa letni zasluzek enakega
delavca, XII je zaposlen le cd ca
sa do casa, kadar ga kak pod
jetnik poklice. Toda kot je po-
kazalo glasovanje, je bila NEST
ma zbornica "a zupanove argu-
mente popolnoma gluha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24

British premier je rekel:
"Stali bono "a n i m z vsemi
mocmi, kolikor je v nasi moci.'
Churchill je v svojem govoru
odkril, da je bill marsalom IT.
tom re dali casa v stiku potion
svojega osebnega poslanca, in
povedal, da posiljata svoje misi-
je k MENU tudi Rusija in Anne
rika.
Lojalnost Ia lojalnost
Ministrski~ predsednik je po-
jasnil, da Sc je angleska vlada
odlocila "a marsala 'Tita ma
mesto "a generala Mihajlovica,
XII je predstavnik Wade kralja
Petra, ma podlagi naeela, da Sc
lojalno sodeluje z onirni, XII SO 5
svojimi dejanji pokazali, da To-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24

Povodom vetiranja omenjene-
ga zakona je predsednik podal
izjavo, v kateri je u d aril po
njegovih dolocbah. Rekel je, da
je daveni zakon tax, da Sc ga
ne more braniti, kajti v MEM
so danes posebne ugodnosti "a
razne privilegirane skupine, "a
hteval je podvojitev 1-odstotne-
ga davka "a socialno zascito, in
da Sc sestavi tax zakon, da bo
povprecen drzavljan razumel
njegove dolocbe.
Barkleyjev napad ma predsedni-
ka v kongresu
Barkley je vceraj v senatu
javno odgovoril Rooseveltu.
Rdec v obrazu in potec Sc, je
vecinski voditelj predsednika
obtozil, da je svojo izjavo
glede davcnega zakona, pre-
misljeno napadel zakonodajno
postenje slehernega clana kon-
gresa", in izjavil, da pod takimi
okolscinami ne more Sc nadalje
obdrzati svoje pozicije kot "a
stopnik administracije v sena-
tn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24

Barkleyjeva akcija je v kon-
gresu izzvala navduseno odo.
bravanje, in nastala je situaei-
ia, v kateri nj mogoGe vec raz-
likovati, kdo je demokrat in kdo
republikanec. Izgleda, da SO ma.
zadnjaki brez ozira ma politic.
no pripadnost odloceni, da sa-
botazirajo vsako akcijo, XII pri.
haja cd strani administraciie.
Roosevelt apelira ma Barkleyja,
da Ostane
Predsednik Roosevelt je da-
nes naslovil ma senatorial Bark
leyja osebno pismo, v katerem
apelira mani, da maj umakne
svojo resignacijo in obdrzi svo-
je mesto kot vetinski vodia.
Kaj bo Barkley storil, nj zna-
no, vsekakor pa je jasno, da
predsednik stoji pred najbolj
kritieno politicno situacijo, od-
kar je prisel v Belo hiso. To u
tegne imeti resne posledice ne
samo ma razvoj vojne, temvec
tudi ma nacrte "a mir in povoj-
no rekonstrukcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
Rooseyeltoye tezaye
V kong;rI|je''su r IS r:astejo
Senator Barkley naznanil odstop kot vodja
vecine radi vetiranja davcne predloge

WASHINGTON, %. feb. - Tezave XII jih ina pred
sednk Roosevelt prstas svoje astne sranke kongre
su, postajajo cd dneva do dneva vecje.
Revota demokratov, katero toliko vztrajnostjo
podpihuejo veli casopisi in zakusni fnanen interest,"
je dosega svo ysek Danes ko e senator Alben Barkey
il Kentuckya naznani svojo resgnacijo ko vodja de-
noratske veene senatu ker e predsednik veeraj ve
trial novi davcni zakon
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
SEJA .PODRUzNICE ST. 80
s. A N s

Jutri v petek, oh 8. uri zvecer
Sc v spodnji dvorani Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma St. Clair
Ave. vrsi redna mesecna seja
podruznice st. 80 SANSa. Radi
vaznosti e je so proseni VS.
.drustveni zastopniki in posa-
mezniki, ki Sc zaninnajo "a to
akcijo, da Sc seje gotovo udele-
zijo..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
POSkODBE PRI DELU

V Lakeshore Pattern Works
Sc je pri delu poskodoval ma le-
vi roki Mr.. Rudolph Ahey, sta
nujoc ma 13501 Eglesmere Ave.
Nahaja Sc ma domu pod zdrav-
nisko oskrbo, kjer ga prijatelji
lahko obis6ejo. zelimo mu sko-
rajsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
FEDERACIJA SNPJ

Seja Clevelandske federacije
S. N. P. ]. .drustev Sc vrsi v So
boto, rs. februarja OBJ 8. uri
zvecer v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. Zastop-
niki so vabljeni, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
Sas

Jutri vecer oh 7:30 uri Sc vr-
81 redna seja drustva "Zavedni
sosedje" st. 158 S. N. P. j., v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Clanstvo je
vabljeno, da Sc udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
Churchill "a
nnorsuIo Tito
Premier ga je pozdravil kot
prvoboritelja "a svobodo
in mu zagotovil vso pomoc

LONDON, 23 feb.-Ministrski predsednik Chur
chill prvem govoru, XII ga je incl vceraj parlamen-
u, odkar e okreva cd svoje bolezn, je pozdravl
sala Tita, voditeja ugosovanske osvobodne vojske,
kot 'mogocnega prvoborelja svobodo, in ga inleno
val kot moza katerim bodo zaveznske sle stale Ju
gOslaviii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
-
Na$i
fantje-uojakii

Ma 10-dneyni dopust je pri-
Eel X svoji zeni in sincku, Cpl
Tony Fortune, sin Mr.. Frank
Fortune, 979 E. 14O St. Naha-
ia Sc pri druzini Anton Vadnal,
ma 1875 Arcade Ave, kjer ga
prijatelji lahko obiseejo. Nazaj
Sc vrne dine 20. februarja v
Massachusetts.
Mr.. in Mrs. 10 hn Yanchar,
16309 Parkgrove Ave-, sta pre-
jela Cd njih sina Edwarda ].
Yancharja, ki Sc nahaja pr
mornarici, da je bill dne 1. fe-
bruarja promoviran "a Chief
Motor Machinist Mate.
Nth sin William j. Yanchar
ki je bill 2 armada ma aleutskih
otokih, ter sc sedaj nahaja ns
dopustu,s 4 je bill ma isti dan po'
|visan v korporala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
TEDENSKA VOZNA KARTA "a MA POULICNI
zELEZNICI 30 v SOBOTO OPOLNOcI PROPADLA

Ike, katerih ne more uporabiti
"a izboljsanje postrezbe, ker no.
viii busov in vozov vsled vojne
nj mogoce kupiti, ma drugi stra-
nj pa tudi noce odplaeati bon
dow, oziroma dolga, S cemur bi
Sc prihranilo velike vsote, XII sc
jih placuje "a obresti. Zvisanje
voznine, pravijo kritiki, bo ime-
10 edino to posledico, da DO pri-
slo v blagajno Sc veG denarja,
"a kar nj nobenega opravicila z
ozirom ma rekordne dobicke, XII
jih prinasa obstojeca voznina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24

karte, so napravile zlasti CIO,
postni raznasalci in zavaroval-
ninski agentje.
Pc novem sistemu, XII stopi v
veljavo v S 20 b o to opolnoei DO
voznja veljala 10c, oziroma ne
koliko mani, ako boste kupili 6
listkov skupaj, XII Sc bodo "a
naprej prodajali po Soc; vozni-
ma bo znasala Sc med 9. uro do
poldne in 2. uro popoldne ter
med $3.50 in 1890 zveeer, ko Sc
primeroma malo ljudi vozi z u
lieno zeleznico; odpravljena je
tedenska karta $1.25, nedeljska
karta "a 25c, kakor tudi Scent
ma voznina med javnim trgom
sredi mesta in 81. cesto ma Eu-
clidu.
Cestno zelezniska komisija
trdi, da bo novi sistem zmanj-
Sal pritisk ma javno transporta-
clio tekom: ur velikega prone
ta,. ako pa Sc izkaze, da spre-
memba nj mic pomagala, Sc bo
po 60 dnevih eksperiment zopet
ukinilo. Zagovorniki tedenske
karte temu ugovarjajo in pre-
rokujejo, da ne bo naval ma
vozove cestne zeleznice in buse
tekom prometnih ur mic manjsi
kot je bill do sedaj.
Opozarja sc, da uprava zelez-
nice ze sedaj della velike dobic-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24

mrl "a posledicami zastruplje-
MIA.
Kakor izjavlja FBI urad, bi
bila zvezna porota proti MENU
najbrze naperila obtozbo izda:j-
stva, ako bi bill ostal pri zivlje-
nju.
Svojo karijero je zacel
Clevelandu
Bedaux je prisel v Ameriko
pred kakimi Is lett. Nekaj ca
sa je zivel v New Yorku in Chi
cagu, leta 1917 pa je prisel v
Cleveland in tukaj odprl urad
kot "inzenir "a industrijske u
spesnosti."
Njegov sistem je obstojal v
tenn, da Sc je natancno dognalo
cas-, XII je vel delavcu "a izvrsi-
tev gotove mehaniene operacije,
in da Sc je ma tel podlagi tiste-
ga delavca v gotovem depart
mentu, XII je produciral vec, So
razmerno visje plaGalo.
V Clevelandu sta ia sistem
uvedli tovarni National Acme
Co., in White Sewing Machine
Co. Delavske unije so mocno
protestirale prot sisternu, kate
rega SO krstile "a "priganjas-
tvo", docim je Bedaux trdil, da
je sistem zvisal produkcijo in
delavski zasluzek.
Zaupnik mednarodnih kapitali-
stow i'm politikov
Pozneje je Bedaux ustanovil
podruznice po vseh velikih anne
riskih mestih in tudi v Evropi.
Nakopicil 81 je ogromno boga-
stvo ter postal prijatelj in Ia
upnik mednarodnih. kapitalistic-
nih in politienih krogov.
Kupil 81 je grad V Franciji,
kjer Sc je porocil odstopli an
gleski kralj Edward razporo-
cenko Mrs. Simpson. Ko je biv-
81 kralj kmalu nato naznanil,
da pride v Ameriko, da tukaj
proucuje industrijske in delav-
ske razmere, in Sc je zvedelo,
da je Bedaux aranziral njegovo
turo, je organizirano delavstvo
dvignilo tako ogorcen protest,
da je eks-kralj turo moral opu-
stiti. 4:
Izbruh vojne ga. je nasel v
Franciji
Ko je izbruhnila vojna, Sc je
Bedaux nahajal v Franciji, in
po prihodu Nemcev, je postal
skrivnosten zaupnik rezima v
Vichyju in nacijskih @upacnih
oblasti. - =
V roke ameriskih oblasti je
padel, ko so zavezniki invadira-
Ii severno Afriko, kjer Sc je
tocasno nahajal. Prva skupina
FBI agentov, XII je bila poslana
TIA, da ga privede v Zed: drza-
We, je nasla sn1rt, ko je letalo,
s katerim je potovala, trescilo
" ocean. ,.. .s.
Cakala ga je obtozba radi
izdajstva
/
Ko je bill proslega decembra
koncno priveden nazaj v Anne.
'riko, Sc je TO storilo, da Sc do.
zene, dali je njegovo ameriskc
drzavljanstvo Be vedno veljav'
no. Pred kratkim ie bilo to do.
gnano, nakar Sc je obtezilni ma
terijal izrocilo zvezni veliki po'
roti, da ga obtozi kot izdajalca
Bedaux je ocividno spoznal
da je njegove igre konec, nakal
! je izvrsil sarnomor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24

V ponedeljek je councilman
Jack Russell poizkusil resiti te-
densko vozno karto ma poulicni
zeleznici, XII velja samo $1.25,
ampak mu nj uspelo. Ako bi Sc
hotelo ovreei sklep kemisije, XII
upravlja cestno zeleznico, bi
morali "a to glasovati dive tret-
JIM mestne zbornice, oziroma
% councilmanov, toda glasova-
10 je proti spremembi 81 cla-
nov, torej je manjkal en- glas.
Pritisk ma Glane mestne zborni-
ce, da Sc obdrzi tedenske vozne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-24
|Zaupnik mednarodne
'reakcije je izvrsil
.sam0mor v Floridi .


MIAMI, Fla, "a. februarja.
- Preteklo soboto je tukaj u
mrl Charles E. Bedaux, rodom
Francoz, XII so ga agentje zvez-
mega justienega departmental
proslega decembra privedli il
Severne Afrike, ker je bill osum-
lien spijonaze v prid Nemcem.
Bedaux je zavzil preveliko mno-
zino uspavalnih praskov in je u
mrl "a posledicami zastruplje-
MIA.
Kakor izjavlja FBI urad, bi
bila zvezna porota proti MENU
najbrze naperila obtozbo izdai-
stva, ako bi bill ostal pri zivlje-
nju.
Svojo karijero je zaGel v
CleVelandu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

lowed MS orders his words froze and
fel In pieces Of Ice on the ground and
we had to pick them up, take them in
the barracks and thaw them out before
we knew what he wanted US to do"
Sailor from Ale0tians That's moth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

ing. In the Aleutians II wac 20 co
flame Of the candle froze and we
mt blow II out--we had 70 hit il
a hammer"
Hutchinson
He whispered in her tiny ear,
Then waited for her word,
He saw the yes form on her
Before a sound was heard,
His mind at once began 70 DIV,
On pleasures he would reap,
For here at last he'd found
girl
Who'd do his laundry cheap.
Del Rio T0xfa
Betty: "Tbe soldier I'm 20
ing out with now thinks Of
nothing but necking."
Netty: Gosh. what do you
do with q guy like thati" 1
Betty: Neck" Totem Post
And why were you late for
paradef"
They called the roll before
! got there" Fn0dl Observer
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Mrs. Eleanor MuIIiken
Dies; Club Leader

Mrs. Eleanor Patterson Mulliken,
65. former board chairman of the
Society of Colonial Danes and wife
of Maj. Harral Mulliken, U. S. A.,
retired, died today. She lived at
2019 @ street NV.
Funeral services will be held at
1880 pm. Wednesday at st. Johns
Episcopal Church with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Mulliken was vice president
of the Home for Incurables and be-
longed to several Episcopal organi-
cations. She was born In New York
City, where she attended Miss
Spence's School She was one of
the first graduates of Holton Arms
School for girls.
Her father, the late Albert Mans
field Patterson, was partner in the
Patterson-G -Greenough Co., textile
manufacturing firm in New York.
Her mother, Mrs. Eliza Tracey Pat
terson, was one of the founders of
the Home for Incurables. Maj. Null
liken was in the Army Air Corps
during the World War.
Mrs. Mulliken had lived in Wash
ington for the last 40 years, except
for the time spent at her summer
homes in Geneva and Essex, N. Y.
Also surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Taylor Marbury of Baltimore,
and Miss Eleanor Mulliken.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
James A. BIyth, So, Dies;
Treasury Bond ConsuItant

James A. Blyth, SO, Treasury De-
partment War Bond consultant,
died yesterday of a heart attack at
Doctors Hospital.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Gawler's
funeral home, 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Interment will be in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Born in Kings Kettle, Glasgow,
Scotland, Mr.. Blyth came to Amer
lea with his parents when he was
5 years old. Before coming to the
Treasury Department in April, 1941.
he worked for the American City
Bureau, fund raising organiza ton
in Cleveland. He had helped in
financial campaigns throughout the
country.
AS a young man Mr.. Blyth trav-
eled for 10 years in the Orient as
a physical director and later as an
automobile salesman. He had lived
in China, the Philippines and Japan.
He had travelled three times around
the world and was a member of the
Circumnavigators Club. He resided
at 4425 Warren street NV.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Ruby A. Blyth; two sisters, Mrs.
Jonathan j. Robinson and Mrs.
Ernest Mccormick Wright, both of
Louisville, KY. and a brother,
George Blyth of Conimicut, r. I.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Maj. HaI|ihan Dies;
Railroad Authority

Maj. John Philip Hallihan, rs
World War veteran, pioneer rail-
roader and Latin American expert
for the Foreign Economic Admins
tration, died Saturday at Mount
Alto Hospital after several weeks
illness. He lived at 1915 I street NV
Funeral services will be held al
noon tomorrow at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, with private services in Airing
ton Cemetery at / pm, where in
terment will take place.
A native of Fond-du-Lac, Wis.
Maj. Hallihan served in France with
the Army Service of Supplies during
the last year. An expert on railroad
construction and transportation, he
made a survey of the French rail-
road situation for our Government
during his Army service.
Maj Hallihan was an engineer on
some of the early railroad construc-
ton in the Southwest and later on
railroads in Mexico and Bolivia. At
one time he worked on plans for
transportation systems in Detroit
He had been a resident Of the Dis
trict for about 10 years.
Maj. Hallihan was a life member
of the Civil Engineering Associa-
ton; was past president of the De-
troit Engineering Society, and be-
longed to the American Society of
Consulting Engineers and the Tiger
Post of the American Legion in New
York.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Helen Hallihan, whom he married in
1898, and a son, Edward B. Hallihan
of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Funeral Services Today
For Mrs. T.. W. Pimper

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie T.
Denham Pimper, SO, wife of Charles
w. Pimper. vice president and treas
urer Of the Security Storage Co..
were to be held at 3 pm today at
her home, % Primrose street, Chevy
Chase, Md. Burial is to be private
Mrs. Pimper died Saturday at her
home. A native of Washington, she
was educated in local schools and
graduated from Smith College and
Wilson Teachers College here. For
while she taught at the Dennison
School.
A member of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, she had re-
sided at the Primrose street address
for the past "a years.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by three sons. Capt Charles
w. Pimper, jr., U. S. A.: James l.
Pimper, Bethesda, and Theodore D
Pimper. Chevy Chase; sister, Miss
Ruth M. Denham, a Central High
School teacher; brother, Col
James L. Denham of Qunatico, Va.
and two grandchildren.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Two Capital Area Officers
Enrolled in FbI School

Sergt Robert G. Thompson of the
Park Police and Charles N. Thom-
sen of the Prince Georges County
Police are enrolled in the oath ses-
sion Of the National Police Academy
which will convene next Monday at
the Justice Department..
The Chinese National Government
is entering student of American
police work, Sheng-Shee Zee. The
FBI said it had not yet been in
formed of his background in police
work.
Director J. Edgar Hoover of the
FBI said that the course will in
clude the various phases of scientific
crime detection with emphasis on
the wartime duties of police. Three
weeks of the course are devoted to
traffic problems. Officers in attend
ance will be given instruction in
teaching methods in order that they
may be in position to return to
| their respective departments and
conduct training schools for their
fellow officers.
| To date, BIG law enforcement off,
GERS from every State in the Union
have been graduated from the acad-
emy since its Inauguration in 1885.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Deaths Reported

Efle 4; GEaeyes. 50. 44l4 9th st NV.
Daniel j Garvey, 76' United States Sol
william A Jones 56. Mount Rainier, Nd
Rose Bennett, 66. ZIG, lst 81. Sc.
@ sophia Reys S. 81? a75s 12th 2lf St St ne
Cleveland H. stauffer, SO. 1901 18th st
Maude PhilIips. IS, 400 400 18Th 3ni pi. t. se e"
Catherine E. Brisendine, 33, 52O9 nlinoi.
Iaul E; Osborn, 81. 800 1lth st. Sc
Infant Mullen; Arlingto9: Va.
Elizabeth c Johnson, a. 81. 3' Blue PLANS, hT D.
! Emma Jones, So, 1926 An St. NV,
James Hundley.' a 46. i6i1 A-5fOHt 5th st. NV.
Emma c. Coates. "A $50 ist st. NV.
5ba4Iss 5fniqs cRlegan g;ar,I a }!l9 advft s.
Martha E: Shipp, 90. unknown address.
Mary .I,s HoIt. 81 4437 Garrison s.. NV.
Mnda Michss Gkes S 444 L s St I'd
Katherine J. heines, 81. 1920 Upton St
Thomas Galloway. so. 5000 Conn. ave
Ela i. P. Anderson, 70, 500 Nicholson st
Charles A. Chatham, -, 4l29 4th st NV
n5sashs 5ssspb sDlb psys 4 4 sSs h25oq sb Va
fna1s Thoms hfnosEsSh AHsn To gPSSn 5 v
James E. Burroughs, 70. l4l5 31st St NV
Emma 7, Fitzpatrick, 20, 1858 Conn. ave
Mary Solar. 20. 1924 35th st. NV.
Thomas NJ. Hewitt. 6S. 1900 Girard st
Mary N, :, Boland 6s. 24ll Huidekoper pl
Harriet E. Pendleton, IS, ls43 Monroe st
Alice Al J, !, polcster: IS: 1920 18th st.
James Anderson, 81, Alexandria. Va
Eva P. lie Fever. 90, Ashburn, Va.
Steve Jover, 81. 40 Virginla ave. sc.
Violet L. .Geraci, 81, 1913 9th ST.
Helen Weaver. as. Blansbury. Md.
William 3: McLachlan. 40. sn2 G ST. ne.
steuart L. Faircloth, 25. 1912 Good Hope
James G. Hardy II. infant, Silver Spring
Infant Earnshaw. Silver Spring, Md.
Infant Sanders. Bethesda, Md
Annie Brooks, 90, unknown address.
Eta B. Goode, 7;S, 81 Defrees St
Emma Fitzhugh, 20, ~ Defrees ST.
George w Robinson, So. 1870 10Th St.
Mary E. Smith, 81. 1900 Woodley rd
blanche B. Riley, so, 1915 Corcoran st.
Mamie Nelson, So. PA .51th St ne
Anthony Jones. 4S. 941 Florida ave
Ruth Harrison A., A. Hanover st
ANTONIO Hanzen. 40, 305 9th st. ne.
Lula ESsix, IS, 1881 Both St
GLADYS Glad ss"Gffni Gfn IS IS. 4aa als !" 18th 81 St
Mary E. Davis, 25, sci Columbia st.
Infant Downs. % 10th st. ne. S'
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Joseph 7. Fahey Dies;
Funeral Set Wednesday

Joseph Thomas Fahey, so, a ma
tive of Washington and a Navy Yard
employe, died yesterday at Mount
Alto Hospital after an illness of
seven weeks.
A requiem high mass will be
sung at 9 am. Wednesday at
st. Stephens Church, Twenty-ffth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
A veteran of the World War,
during which he served in the Army
as an infantryman, Mr.. Fahey was
a parishioner of st. Stephens
Church and member of the Holy
Name Society He was employed
as painter at the Navy Yard. He
lived at 1121 Twenty-fourth street
NV.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Frances McDermott Fahey; two
sons, Joseph Thomas. jr.. and John
Edward; two daughters, Anita
Margaret and Mary Julia; two
brothers, Timothy and James, and
two sisters Mrs Joseph D. Farr and
Miss Julia Fahey, all residents of
1 the District.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Mrs. Harriet A. Snyder
Services Set Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet
A. Snyder, co. who died Saturday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mil
lard Hem, Gaithersburg, Md, were
to be held at 2 pm. today at the
Salem Methodist Church, Cedar
Grove, Md.
Officiating at the services was to
be the Rev. Jacob H. Snyder, pastor
Of the church, and the Rev. Mr.. Ben
son, former pastor. Burial was
planned in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Snyder operated Snyder's
Hotel at Cedar Heights, Md, for a
number of years. She retired in
1880 because of failing health. The
former Harriet Poole. she was the
widow of the late Rhynaldo Snyder.
Civil War veteran. She was a ma
tive of Cedar Heights.
Surviving, besides Mrs. Helm, are
TWO other daughters, Mrs. Catherine
Beall, Bethesda, Md, and Mrs. Will
ton Bryant, Cedar Heights, and two
sons, Haller Snyder and Russell
Snyder of Frederick. Md. Also sur
viving are 20 grandchildren and Is
/ great grandchildren.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
Frederick N. Book Dies;
Retired Hotel Auditor

Frederick NJ Book. II, retired au-
ditor for the Washington Hotel and
a prominent figure in local Masonic
circles, died Saturday at his home,
1342 Longfellow street NV.
Funeral services will be held at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral. 2800
Sixteenth street NV, with burial in
Rock Creek Cemetery
A native of the District, Mr.. Book
attended Washington schools. He
had been with the Washington HoteI
for about 26 years before his retire.
ment in 1888 and also was employed
by the City Postoffice here.
A thirty second degree Mason and
past master of ST. Johns Lodge, Mr.
Book was a Shriner and belonged to
the Selfish Rite. On December Is
he celebrated his SD wedding an
niversary with his wife, Mrs. Fannie
A. Book.
Other survivors include three sons
1t. Col. Frederick M. Book, jr. Maj
Henry C. Book and Capt. Edward F.
Book, and two grandsons, Pfc. Fred
erick M. Book, Sd, and Pfc. Charles
C. Book, all of the Marine Corps.