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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
NOM

Pietro Nenni je dine IS. juni-
ia v imenu socialisticne stranke
observation-disclosures Umbertu
svetoval, maj Sc odpove privi-
legiiem, ako hoce dobro TIA
lii. Kajti &c DO njegov oce
ter njuna skupina monarhi-
stow vztrajala drzati vajeti dr.
zave V svojih rokah, DO posledi-
ca civilna vojna V Italiji, Nenni
je "a republiko, Umberta bodre
italijanski aristokrati in hierar-
hija, da maj ostane ma svoJem
mestu. Anglesko poveljstvo Sc
della, kot da je n%evtralno v tenn
boju, a V resnici dale vso mono
oporo monarhistom Umbertu,
Vatikanu in njunim podporni-
kom Sc gre "a preprecenje So
elaine revolucije V Italiji. Pie
tro Nenni bi rad, ola Sc je bi IL
vedlo brez prelivanja krvl.
KrOnprinc UmbertO in ME
GOV oce sta res V stiski. Ljud-
stvo je prot NINA, Yes svet
We, da sta bila ~izrazita Mussoli-
nijeva faSista, dokler je izgle-
dalo, da so bogovi - krScanski
in poganski ma ducejevi, fl
"rerjevi in Hirohitovi strani. A
kaj pa sedaj? Mar nj kralj Ema-
nuel treScil Mussolinija V "a
por, kakor domenjeno? Ali Sc nj
s tenn izkazal "a 'demokrata?"
Pc mnenju tistih Italijanov, XII
sedaj kaj pomenijo, ne. A pc
mnenju hierarhije, aristokraci-
je in drugih trotov, XII 1--WE cd
izkoriScanja p~onizanih in razza-
ljenih, pa je boljse, &c Sc Itali-
je ne paine V "komunizem".
Nenni je povedal svoje. Kron-
prime Umberto ga je posluSal in
Sc cd MEGA uljudno poslovil.
Yeast Sc bi S kronprinci ne mo-
Clio tako obcevati. Clovek bi
tvegal glavo, ako bi mu sveto-
val. maj Sc odpove prestolu in
svojo dezelo pa proglasi "a re-
publiko.
C%hurchillu je zelo neprijetno,
ker DO monarhizem IL sedanje
vojne izSel prilicno enako slabo
kakor je V prejSnji. Kako zelo 81
ie prizadeval cd kraja, da Sc bi
smell Peter vrniti Beograd
elm DO varno MENU In pa
njegove spletke prid ~povrnit-
We grSkega kralja. In kako ne
rodno Sc je razpletala vsled pre-
velikega n~avduSenja nekaterih
V ameriSkem state departmental
in V angleSkem ministrstvu vna-
NTH zadeV afera s habsburSkim
Otonom. Fantu so pOmagali
kolikor so mogli in ga odpeljali
nekam V blizino A~vstrije tedne
predno so jo morale Hitlerjeve
cete zapustiti. Ampak ma Oto-
novo nesreco je bila rdeca ar
mazda ma Dunaju pref kot angle
Ska ali ameriSka in namesto
Otona je postal predsednik av-
strijske Wade Karl Renner, XII
je sicer "zmeren" socialdemo-
krat, toda nasprotnik Habsbur-
zanov in pa takih, kot je kardi-
nal Innitzer. Slednji je pomagal
klerofaSistom priti ma krmilo in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

S tenn ugladil pot Hitlerju, XII
mu "a uslugo nj bill prav mic
hvalezen.
V Jolietu bodo imeli to ne
deljo katoliski dan. MANFRED po-
liticno katoliski. Ma MENU Sc
DO izkazalo, da je Josip Zalar
koncno lie klonil pod pritiskom.
Ia glavna govornika sta ogla-
sono on in pa Rev. Franc Ga
brovsek, XII je pc napadu Mem
cev ma Slovenijo bill med ubez-
Mkt v Londonu, nato V kraljevi
informacijski pisarni V New
Yorku in sedaj pa masuje V Gle
velandu in polni kolone Ameri-
ski domovini. Glavni predmet
ma tenn katoliSkem dnevu bodo
Tito in njegovi partizani, XII SO
uvedli strahovlado in koliejo
sedaj Sc tiste, kar SO jih pref
zgresili. Tako SCI je potozil cello
saln Sveti oce, kar ma tenn zbo-
rovanju kajpada ne DO prezrto.
Pridigo V cerkvi sv. Jozefa DO
incl ma tenn katoliSkem dnevu
Rev. Oman IL Clevelanda. Vsem
Sc gre "a strnjenje katoliskih
vrst proti Titovi Jugoslaviji,
proti SANSu in "a povrnitev
Slovenije pod oblast klerikaliz-
ma. V Jolietu jim je to zelo la
hko. Ampak "a tam - "a tam
pa zele, da bi jim prisle ma po-
moo demokraticne velesile S
svojo oborozeno silo. Steer ina
ZSz - tako sal trdi - V anne
riskih vladnih krogih "a svoje
zahteve veliko zaslombe, a ne
Sc zadosti "a - zmago.
"Papezev govor 2. junija je
zopet svetu postavil pred oci
strasno tragedijo poljskega ma
roda." To so uvodne besede il
uvodnika V A. d. z dine IS. iuni-
ia. Bio je prvic, de Sc je papez
spomnil trpljenja Poljakov tudi
pod Nemci, cato da je lahko to-
like bolj zagrizel V politiko So
vjetske unije. Ampak &c bi Va
tikan in pa tiste Wade, ki Sc
smatrajo poklicanim umesavati
Sc V notranje zadeve Poljske,
pustili Poljake pr miru, hi 81
svoje zadeve nedvomno sami
najboljSe uredili.
D~eputacija petih senatorjev
diva republikanska in triie de-
mokratske stranke) je mesec
maj in nekaj dni V juniju pora-
bila "a potovanje pc Evropi, da
vidi, kako in kaj. Pa so dognali
V glavnem lie to, "da Sc Europa
nagloma pomika V komunizem
ali pa V drzavni socializem," To
je casnikarjem izjavil senator
Revercomb il w. Va, senator
Quincy pa je dejal, da &c bi
Nemci mogli, bi nam re jutri
spet skoGili "a vrat. Senator
Eastland je pojamral, da DO Ru-
sija brzkone "komunizirala"
vse, kar je sedaj Europe pod
memo okupacijsko armada in
pod njenim vplivom. Ampak
cemu Sc bi tt gospodje senator
il ne poglobili tudi socialne
probleme ljudstev evropskih
dezel? Ako jim nimajo nuditi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

drugega kot nekaj relifa in pa
da mai 81 vzamejo "a vzgled mas
free enterprise, potem pac ne
morejo pricakovati drugega kot
da bodo tie gladne, brezpravne
mase raise zrle tia, kjer Sc ma
dejajo razumevanja "a njihove
tezave in pa opore V zahtevah
po socialni pravicnosti.
Cesarjevic Rudolf ie bill med
naSim kmeckim ljudstvom V
starem kraju, in tudi drugje v
Avstriji, mnogo let legendarna
osebnost. Javnost je izvedela,
da so ga nasli mrtvega V njego-
vi lovski viii V Mayerlingu sku-
Pho Z njegovo ljubico grofico
Vecera. A kmalu je zacela kro-
ziti govorica, da ker Sc ga je no
tel njegov oce Franc Jozef izne-
biti, Sc je FAINT skril in caka
smrti starega, da prevzame VIA
do in zacne deliti pravico lju-
dem. Slicne vrste legende Sc Sc
daj ustvarja o Hitlerju. Mice
nj Sc tocno dognal, &c je res med
mrtvimi. In ker so ruski viri il
Berlina vcasi rekli, da so tru-
plo, podobno Hitlerju, naSli,
dan potem pa, da je brzkone
kan pobegnil, in da ga posebno
Americani in Anglezi lahko maj
dejo, &c hocejo IN. pr. kje V Spa
MID, 81 je nacijsko vzgojena
mladina V zruSenem rajhu re
ustvarila povest, da je Hitler ma
varnem in zbira svoje ljudi "a
nov spopad S sovrazniki. Tako
DO Hitler V domisljiji mnogih
ostal xiv pa ceprav je mrtev in
vsled tega Sc zmerom nevaren.
Edward Kocbek je bill nekoc
urednik katoliSke reviie Dom
in svet". Toda gospodom, XII SO
10 kontrolirali in ravnateIiem
katoliSke tiskarne V K~opitarjevi
ulicl Sc je zelo zameril posebno
vsled svojega protifaSisticnega
staliSca V Spanish civilni voini.
"Slovenec" je bill tedai z duSo
in telesom ma strani spanskega
klerikalizma in s tenn seveda "a
pomoc, Xxi sta 10 dala Francu
Hitler in Mussolini, Edward
Kocbek pa Sc je poglobil V W.
roke tega spora in primal, da Sc
V Spaniji ne gre "a vero, ampak
"a real estate. Najvecja boga-
stva ma ~Spanskem ina cerkev
in ma drugem mestu plemstvo
ter plebejski imovitezi. Ker ie
bio med katoliSkimi literati
precej takih "krS6anskih socia-
llStoV SO Jim starr Jagrl reVl-
jo ustavili. Ia Kocbek je sedaj
v Titovem osvobodilnem giba-
nju menda glavni predstavnik
katoliske (protifasisticne) stru-
je, XII Sc V casu nemSke in itali-
janske' okupacije nj kompromi-
tirala, kot Sc je stara garda Slo-
venske ljudske stranke, Skof
Roman in uredniki 'Slovenca'.
Pri svetovnem slovenskem ka-
toliSkem dnevniku ma St. Clair
jul menda je sedaj edini = bi
lahko PRIMAL tudi nekaj gre
hov Sis. Sal so 81 to upali tudi
njihni tovariSi Lovro Kuhar,
Izidor Cankar in Franc Snoj.
Same klicati ogenj in zveplo ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

PrOletarec Sluzi edinO deIavcen
In njihOvim bojem "a pravice. v "a,
memo n e pricakuie drugega kot d
ga narOcajO in citajO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
V novi Evropi
DO mani stronk
kof jih lie bio
(Nadaljevanje s l. strani.)

SAJ> l.
jati demonstracije, protestne
shode in ostre voliIne boje.
Ma novo presnavljana Evro-
pa pa DO imela veliko mani take
demokracije, kajti V dezelah, XII
SO Sc odlocile "a socializacijo,
DO opozicija smatrana "a sovra-
znico ljudskih interesov in DO
z~atirana. Tudi cenzura je sedaj
V veGini evropskih dezel hujsa
kot je bila pred vojno in ne IL
gleda, da DO V bliznji bodocno-
sti kaj popustila.
Francija najbolj demokraticna
Sc najbolj demokraticna je V
starem pomenu besede osvobo-
jena Francija in tudi MEN pose
dujoci sloj Sc ~utrjuje V Mi, z
oporo de Gaullea in pa ameri-
ske in angleske ekonomske (ka-
pitalisticne) sile. Toda ljudstvo
V Mi 81 DO vzlic temu izvojeva-
10 ma svoj nacin veliko vec kot
pa 81 bi upalo pred vojno. Med
socialist in kOmunisti ma Fran
coskem Sc nj zedinjenja, toda
ker so re pod Leonom Blumom
sodelovali skupaj V takozvani
ljudski 'front.', SO mnogi mne-
MIA, da bodo Sc bolj sedaj. OPP
timisti cello pr~erokujejo, da Sc
ODE stranki zdruzita V emo in
F~rancijo spremenita V social
sticno demokraticno drzavo.
EnOtnOst Belgiji
SliGna skupnost med napred-
mimi strankami, kot 10 vidimo
ma Ceskem, nastaja V Belgiji. V
akciji proti povratku kralja Lee
opolda so nastopili socialist, ko-
munisti in liberalci skupno in
proti MIN pa samo katoliSka
stranka, XII je V parlamentu V
manjsini, ina pa ma svoji strani
pomoc zaveznikov, vojaStva in
plutokracije.
Ma Balkanu, MANFRED V Jugo-
slaviji, Bolgariji, V Rumuniii in
recemo lahko, da tudi ma Mad
zarskem, pa Sc politicno giba-
ME razvija V povsem novih to-
kin, kajti V teh dezelah Sc do
gaia socialen preobrat V gospo-
darstvu in V ideologiji mase S
temelja. Demokraciie V ameri-
skem in angleskem pojmovanju
nj v nobeni ondotnih dezel. Use
tie drzave so straSno obubozane
= najmanj med mimi Bolgari-
ia = ljudstvo je bio primorano
ziveti V ignorance in pod dikta-
turami privilegiranih slojev, Sc
daj pa Sc je stvar zaobrnila, da
so privilegiii spodaj. A predno
bodo ia ljudstva zrela Ia demo-
kracijo, DO vzelo Solanja. Poll
ticne stranke V Min Sc razvija-
10 pc vzoru sovjetskega emo
strankarskega sistema, a so boil
elasticne, ker z~druzujeio V sebi
razne protifaSisticne elemente
in V socialnem procesu delaio
boil strpno in razvojno, kot pa
Sc je to godilo V boljseviSki re-
VOluciii " R1Siii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Funeral Rites Held
For Mrs. Rose MuIvihiII

Funeral services were held Thurs
day for Mrs. Rose g. Mulvihill, so,
Of 454 Grosyenor lane, Bethesda,
Md, registered nurse and a former
superintendent OF nurses at Cas-
ualty Hospital.
She died last Tuesday in Leland
Memorial Hospital, Riverdale, Md,
after an illness OF several months.
Following services In st. Aloysius
Church. she was buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Mulvihill was graduated from
Gallinger Hospital Nursing School,
and was then affiliated with Belle
vue Hospital In New York. She
was superintendent Of nurses at
Casualty Hospital about 1918. She
was a member of the Graduate
Nurses Association.
A son, John Edward Mulvihill,
survives,
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Dratha
WILCOX. LOUIS MuNpEII

WILCOX, LOUIS MUNDELL. On Thurs
day, December d. I945, LOUIS MUNDELL
WILCOX. the beloved son OF the late An
drew c. and Mary o wilcox Remains
resting .s ss the s. H: Hines Co; funeral
nome, 290l 14th st. NV. Requiem mass
will be offered at IL am. on Monday, De-
cember 10, at st. James Episcopal Church,
222 Sth st. ne. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. Q
wYCHE JOHN G. Departed this life
on Friday. December z, 1915, at his resi-
the loving husband Of Moilie Z. wyehe and
devoted father of Stanley s. Wyche. He
also is survived BY, three sisters, two
brothers, other relatives and 4 host Of
friends. Relatives and friends may call
after 4 pm. Sunday. December 8, at the
John T. Rhines & Co. funeral home, Bird
and Eye SITS. s.w.. where funeral services
will be held on Monday, December 10, at
80 pm, the Rev Samuel W. Coates
ofnciating. Interment Harmony Cemetery
YINGLING, CHARLES J. Suddenly, on
Wednssday; December 5, le45. CHARLES
!; YINGLING; beloved husband Of Blanche
N. Yingltng. father Of carolus J. T. Aus
tin. Mrs. Misnon Y. ROGERS, Earl r. Ying-
ling. Mrs. Evelyn Y. Peyton. Virginia Ying-
ling and Blanche Y. Abernethy Friends
may call at his late fSsidence, ia 10th St
NV. Services will be held at st. Stephens
Catholic Church, 25th. st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV. Monday, December 10,
where mass will be offered at am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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"A. J. Day Funeral Service
Arranged for Tomorrow

Funeral services for A. J. CAD
Day, 60. who died Friday at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, will be
held at pm. tomorrow at Hysong's
funeral home, 1900 N street NV.
The Rev. Hunter Meriwether Lewis
will ofnciate. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Day, public relations repre-
sentative Of the Distilled Spirits
Institute, lived at 184I Columbia
road NV. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ethel Day and three
nieces in Tennessee and North Caro-
lima.
Honorary pallbearers include Sen
ators Walsh Of Massachusetts, and
Quincy of South Dakota, Repre-
sentative Knutson of Minnesota, A.
D. Rain, John w. Boehne, Gen.
Frank r. Schwengel, Simon Niche
let and Carter Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Rufus Rice, Ex-Postmon
Dies in Bethesda at 80

Rufus j. Rice, SO, former mail
carrier, died Friday at the home
of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester E. Ray, 1914 Cor
dell avenue, Bethesda.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. today at the Chambers funeral
home, Thirty-flrst and M streets
NV. Burial will be at Opelika
Ala, tomorrow.
Besides Mrs. Ray, Mr.. Rice Is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Eula FL
lott and Mrs. Oils Talbot, both OF
Opelika; 3 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. He was native
of Alabama and had lived at Be-
thesda for about seven years.
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Frank Jonah, World Wa
Railroad Builder, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8.-Frank Gil
bert Jonah, 81. chief engineer of the
ST. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Frisco Lines and builder Of the IA
nous American light railways in
France in the World War, died here
last night.
A native Of Canada, Mr.. Jonah
came to st. Louis in 1890 and had
been with the Frisco for So years
He was one Of the organizers Of the
18th Engineers in the World War
The 18th built the light railways
which connected the front lines with
the standard-gauge tracks.
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COP Committee Vote!
10 Expand Program
OF Party Caucuses
Continued From First Page.)

vention will draft the party plat
form. He quoted from the resolu-
ton adopted by the committee
which said: "A declaration of party
principles should be a growing,
virile document responsive to the
party membership and keeping ever
abreast of the movement Of events. /"
He gave credit to Werner w.
Schroeder, national committeeman
from Illinois, for first suggesting the
idea of the new committee.
The resolution adopted by the
committee termed the Congressional
document "statesmanlike declara-
ton Of aims and purposes" Repre-
sentative Clarence Brown Of Ohio,
who also Is a national committee
man and who was a member Of
the policy committee of the House
Republicans which drafted the docu-
ment. expressed himself as entirely
satisfied with the action Of the ma
tional committee and insisted 1t
was in no way slap at the men,
bers Of Congress. Representative
Reece Of Tennessee, chairman of
the resolutions committee of the
national committee, took the same
position.
Banquet Ends Season.
The committees two-day session
ended tonight with a banquet at
the Palmer House, with Senator
Hart Of Connecticut, Gov. Robert D.
Blue of Iowa and Mr.. Brownen as
the principal speakers.
Mr.. Brownell, describing the Ma
tional Committee session as its
victory meeting" said the issue be-
tween the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties has been joined and
the Republicans are ready to fight
it out in the elections of 1916. That
issue, he said, is will the United
States remain a Nation in which
every individual has an opportunity
to improve his lot and to be pro-
tected in his personal rights on
equal terms with any other citizen,
regardless of race, color or creed?"
Make no mistake about it," he
said, that is the fundamental issue
which the American voters will be
called upon to decide next year."
Describing Prof. Harold j. Lash
chairman Of the British Labor Party,
as "a gentleman who is most highly
regarded in our administration cir
Giles and the darling of the left wing
radical elements both in the United
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our ds.1 math. + lSvlRt
BRADFORD. who DEPARTED this life IL
And live beyond what words can tell:
VIII be no worry in the end,
For God His hand to you will lend.
Thrcu9h faith He'll gladly lead you on
And when the dawn your face will meet
We hope to join y HER q. cH ifsHs tse',
DRY of our loved one, PEARLErTA BRENT
who passed away six years ago today,
December 8, 1889.
Whose cherished memory lives on,
To comfort US today,
And keeps that dear one in our thoughts.
AA'A '''' A''"' IT The FAMILY.
CLARK. BESSIE MORTON. In sd but
ago today December 8. 1889.
In, In my heart she's always near;
Eringins many a silent tear
DEVOTED .Ton DAUGHTER ALICE Z. NOR
DAGGs. WILLIAM FREDERICK. In
ERfek pAes essF ' Eho passed away On.
month ago, November 8, 1915.
Sunshine passes shadows fall.
Devotions remembrance outlast all,
they viii always i a' Be " fIled with Kind
DEVOTED FRIEND.
DAVIS, HERMAN PERRY. In loving
NAN FERRY DAvs v ana away On.
year ago today, December 8, 1914.
We watched him suffer day by day.
1t caused us bitter grief,
To see him slowly pine away
And could not give relief.
His weary hours and days of pain,
His troubled nights are past.
And in our aching hearts we know
MRS so ass b fHs9H s xsb Eli 5 H.
DONALDSON, CHARLES W. BUCK"
VI. sBUck'' DONALDSON, who passed
8. 1a4s. "
We lost = life companion,
life linked with our own;
And day by day we miss you more and
As we walk through life alone.
And Just when life was sweetest
And we could live our best,
The gates Of Heaven opened
And you entered the land OF rest.
God is good. He gives US strength
To bear our heavy cross;
He is the only one who knows
How bitter was our loss.
Often to the grave we wander,
over sss one nc \. ss g:a snss fsf
ESIEsD s5 SzSSIE IT, KfB$EII' AND
DOUGHERTY, JOHN r. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband, JOHN r.
day December 8, 1914
SsHs '9 %1F RSs t RzTEfE M DOUGH
ory Of john r. DouGHERTY. who de-
parted from this world year ago today.
Ai Snp p s5 4 GRANDDAUGHTER
h s S SoaS JOHN vi sef K e asd
g. sEi fe4s two years ago today December
Loved in li MA6 5fa:R Riss s Il ssst
:, SCOTT, MAEJoHIE BE! z. r %qe%gsy 81
ago today. December Q, 1912.
The one for whom we cared with such
Has found the wSosn,drous shining path upl
The home Where joy viii ever dwell. where
For US to share their happiness beyond
ING TIE aisy Mo1N Sr'e AIRY HcHoEs.
SCOTT, MARJORIE ELvIN. In loving
memory Of our dear daughter and sister,
MARJORIE ELvIN SCOTT, who passed
away three years ago today, December
8, 1912
The angels came in silent tread
And gathered around our dariing's bed;
Unto their shining courts above,
They bore her In their arm OF love.
Often to the grave we wander,
Flowers to lay with gentle care
Over the one We loved so dearly,
Who y SO peacefully sleeping there;
HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER,
EMMA AND LEVI SCOTT, AND
BROTHERS HERMAN ROBERT and
CHARLES.
SMITH, ELLA. In loving memory Of
our dear grandmother, ELLA SMITH, Who'll
departed this life I'VE years ago today,
December Q, 1910.
Though the years pass swiftly,
We think Of one, 10 dear,
Who dwelleth In that land afar,
x Yet memory keeps her near;
s =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Exhibit of Uranium 235
Slated in New York

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Uranium
235-source of atomic energy-will
go on public display for the first
time December IS, when the Navy
will open an exhibition of research
and inventions here, Rear Admiral
Harold G. Owen announced today.
An atom will be enlarged 279,-
900 600, 900 times in order to make 1t
visible to the human eye, the ad-
miral said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-09
Alert Bus Driver
Takes 80 Fighting
PASSENGERS to Police

BY the Associated Press.
LYNN, Mass, Dec. 8.-The
driver of a Boston, bound bus
knew exactly what to do when
a free-for-all fight broke out
among 80 passengers today.
Grafton j. Tuxbury, unable
to break up the scrap. detoured
four blocks to the front door of
police headquarters.
Desk officers rushed out while
lists were still flying and ar
rested two men for creating a
disturbance on a public con-
veyance.
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fly of the late JAMES MCKEE ANDERSON
wishes to thank its many friends and
neighbors for their kind expressions of
sympathy and for. their beautiful floral
tributes at his death
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY
CARTER, WILLIAM SYLVESTER. The
family of the late WILLIAM SYLVESTER
CARTER wishes to express deepest appre-
citation to its many friends, relatives and
neighbors for the expressions of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes.
THE FAMILY.
HILL, CHARLES S. Your kind express
sion of sympathy was deeply appreciated
and is gratefully acknowledged by the
family Of CHARLES s. HILL
= THE FAMILY.
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sTONECLIFFE. Daughter, LESLIE
JEANNE, born November 90, 1945, at Gar
Aeld Memorial Hospital, Washington, D. c.,
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COIN, HERBERT S. Mrs Herbert s.
husband, the late Ensign HERBERT S.
COIN, U. s. N. r., will be unveiled at
Adas Israel Cemetery on Sunday, December
and Metz will conduct the services. Rela-
tives and friends are requested to attend.
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BRADY, FLORENCE M. On FRIDAY. De
sosBta rE s5R se NJ sRxpY Of 5eo
oysg T. @ rd ss ber ssd Nd mother thu be- Of
Edward aHd wsur srd R. ua PeTrT eo dd
an ana on shs srother
pm. Tuesday. December IL. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
BRITT, CECIL E. On Friday. December
Services sn at the Robert 4. Matttnsiy funeral
hone III llsh st Sci On M snd ire D
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8
BURNsTINE, ABRAHAM On Friday,
1sRAHAM RTRNsTINEs father q . PEI.
cali at Gawier's chapel, 1850 Pa. ave.
NV, where services will be held on Sun.
private. " '
CARPENTER BENJAMIN 6: ,s On Fri
! ri 6 St. s:v, BENJAMIN g: cARPEN-
p 0fSysd A1 aqs1aaa Of Bslsy Of
lyon Ksmsins re sim st the E H Hines
neral services at Epiphany Chapel, 18th
and C SITS, s.w;. on Monday, December 10,
etery.
CARROLL. EVELYN R. Suddenly on Sat-
urday, December 8, 1945 at her residence,
Rockville, Md, EVELYN R CARROLL,
daughter of the late James W. and Mar
garet Carroll, beloved wife of Forrest A.
Carroll, devoted mother of Clarice w,
Sevellon D. and Forrest A. Carroll. jr.,
Viving also are two sisters, Miss Lucy R.
Carroll and Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman; two
brothers, Louis D. and George w. Carroll:
two nieces, three nephews and host of
other relatives and friends. Remains will
rest at the Snowden Davis funeral home,
Rocksie Me- after serJ Pm Monday Be
cember IL, at 2 pm. at Jerusalem Metho-
dist Church, Rockville, Md, the Rev. w.
Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERYsLOTS-One 10, three raves,
each adjoining; splendid location, Cedar
Hill Cemetery. Box 99-Z. Star. 9s
s CHOICE LOTS, Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
near chapel. Call Union 1885.