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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10

E->.. " Pise Ivan
Pc prvemu napadu nacistic-
nih zrakoplovov ma prestolnico
Jugoslavije, 6. aprila 1941 l: sem
stopil ma ulico. Cd Z. ure zjutraj
do 9. je trajal prvi val, - toda
tt dive uri sta bile dovolj, da Bel
grada nj bilo vec "a spoznati.
Cd celega bloka his XI. kvarta
je ostala neposkodovana edino
trinadstropna hisa, kjer S e m
stanoval in par kolib okrog ME.
Sarajevska utica je gorela, Bo-
sanska utica je bila samo Sc
kup kadecih sc razvalin, 200 me-
trov proc je gorela postaja,
pred menoj pa so poslopja mi
nistrstva Pravde, Notranjih "a
dev in Vojna Academia bruha-
le plamen in dim visoko do sa-
mega neba. Debela naslaja ste
kla, opek in drobnih odpadkov
je pokrivala ulice.l Ljudje so
zbegano bezali sem pa tia, brez-
upno klicajoc svoje najblizjd, ka-
terih nj bilo
z zeno in prijateljem I. Br-
manom smo nekaj casa stall v
sredini te nepricakovane pusto-
81. Kan sedaj? Prijatelj Brman
'je svetoval, da grema k MENU,
kjer bono bolj ma varnem, kaj-
ii njegovo stanovanje Sc je ma
hajalo v predmestju. Sli smo
mimo gorece Vojne Academic,
previdno Sc izogibajoc stevilnim
bombam, katere MISC eksplodi-
rale. Ma sredi ulice je lezala ne
ka stara zena, pjene oei so bile
siroko odprte in zdelo sc jje kot
da gledajo nebo. Moja zena
je pristopila, potipala j roko in
tho rekla; "Mrtva je". 20 me-
trov naprej spet mrlic, pa Sc
eden in Be Skozi neko ulico
je pritekla deklica, njene noge
so bile bose in krvave. Deklica
je vpila: Mama, mama ~
Toda matere nj bilo mixer, bog
We ma katerem trgu, ali pod ru-
sevinama, katere cerkve sc je
nahajalo n jeno telo: Sli smo da-
lie in Sc pridruzili povorki dru-
9Th beguncev, kateri so odhaja-
Ii il gorecega mesta. v eni uli-
ci' pred napol podrto hiso je stal
avtomobil vojaskega Rdeeega
kriza, ma MENU so bill nalozeni
deli izrezbarenega pohistva. L.
pod rusevin Sc je prikazal cast
mix Jugoslovanske vojske nosec
radio aparat. Ia MIN pa njego.
va zena, katera je, ne vem "a
kaj, tho jokala. Stall smo ne
kaj casa in gledali. Tedaj je ne
XII moski poleg meme spregovo-
ril:
"Gospod castnik, ulice SO pol
ne mrlicev in ranjencev. Ali ne
bi bilo boljse, da bi ia avtomo-
bill Rdecega kriza sluzil svojemu
pravemu namenu?"
Castnik je zaklel in sc prije]
"a revolver: "Nosi ser'
Molce smo odsli naprej, vse
vecja povorka, MOI pa, kateri
81 je upal prigovarjati vsemo-
gocnemu castniku jugoslovanske
vojske, je venomer ponavljal:
resuje pohistvo a .ranjenci leze
vsepovsod .. -.
Prisli smo do Slavic. Izgle-
dalo je, kot da tn nalpad nj bill
posebno hud. Nekje so stala po-
slopja neposkodoyana, ma uli-
cab nj cello bilo stekla. Naspro-
ii mas je Sc vedno stala ogrom-
ma reklama filma. Rdece crke
"Vlada bo tudi za6ela k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10
Oh cetrti obIetnici zro6nsgo nopodo no
<'.5 BeIgrod
Pise Ivan Bostjan6ic

BostjanGic
50 objavljale prikazovanje SEN
zacijonahega filma "Sonce nj
koli ne zahaja'!
Tezko da je nekdo izpregovo-
ril besedo. Vsak je ostal svo-
jimi Sc vedno zbeganimi misli-
mi. To je. torej vojna In
snoti Sc pc <kavarnah in gleda-
hscih, po gostilnah. in kinenla-
tografih, vse je bilo tako dalec! !
Casopisi so objavljai: Belgrad,
Zagreb in Ljubljana Sc odprta
mesta -.
Pc sredi ulice je hodil clovek,
opotekajoc sc kakor da bi bill
pijan. Drzal je ODE roke kvisku,
pogled je bill vprt v plavo nebo,
ustnice SO Sc pomikale, toda be-
sede nj bio slisati. Sci je nnimo
mas brez .da bi obcutil naso pri-
sotnost, ravno navzdol proti me-
stu. Nekdo je zaklical "a MIN,
toda nj Sc ozrl. Sci je svojo
osamljeno pot.
2 vseh strani so Sc pridruze-
vail novi in novi begunci. Vsi so
hodili ven, il gorecega mesta.
Neki 50 nosili vse svojef premo-
zenje v" culah, nekateri pa so
sli kar brez vsega. Nekatere ze-
ne so jokale in ravno tako tudi
otroci. Skusali smo jih tolaziti,
toda kdo bo potolazil mater, ka-
terra izven sebe nj vedela, kje so
njeni otreci. In otroke, kateri
MISC nasl; svoje matere?
Sli smo mimo parka, v kate
rem Sc je nahajalo sklonisce pro-
tt zraenim napadom. Tabla, ma
kateri je pisalo: "a $50 oseb, je
lezala razbita ma sredi ulice.
Bomba cd 1000 ky je padla raw
no ma skloniSce, sklonisee sc je
sesulo in live pokopalo - 250
oseb.
Sc nekaj porusenih his, cd ka.
terih tudi neka poslopja drzav-
ne bolnisnice. Bill smo v pred.
mestju. Prijatelj Brman mas je
vodil tho in mirno ulico. Sto-
pill smo v vezo neke hise in sli
skozi MO v dvorisce. Toda z
druge strani hise nj bilo vec, ka-
kor kulisa je stala samo spred-
MIA fasada, "a MO pa zopet "raz-
valine. Prijatelj je v enem kotu
spoznal ostanke svoje postelje,
stopil je tia in skusal odstrani-
ii gomilo kamna in opek. Vrnil
Sc je kmalu, v roki je drzal sbri-
saeo zaznamovano zacetnimi
crkami J. S.
ITO je vse, kar mi je Sc osta.
10. Da, to = in zivljenje." sli
smo naprej. Pri neki trgovini
smo Sc ustavili in kupili zganja
Neka zena, mas je povabila v hi.
So, da Sc odpocijemo. Begunci
so vedno hodili mimo, sc ustav.
ljali in porocali O tistemu, ka1
SO videli. in doziveli. Ma .trg v
Bitoljski ulici SO padle dive bonn.
be in 300 zen lezi tam mrtvih,
Pred cerkvijo Sv. Save Sc :je
nanaJalo SklonlSce IN tudi tam
je bio zivih pokopanih cez 200
vernikov, Ii SO v sredi sluzbe
bozje iskali zavetje v skloniscu.
Ljudem ,svetujejo, da zapuste
mesto, ker Sc v kratkem prica.
kuje drugii napad. Bolnisnice SO
polne ranjencev, pasivna zasci.
ia DELUXE -. Odkrilo Sc je, da
je najvec Iudi pobitih v skloni-
Seth. Niti emo nj zdrzalo, sesula
so Sc takoj ko je v blizini padla
bomba !. Korupcija Mi
netijski problem, kakor nitro
b rsr = z +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10

da bi Sc nekoliko ljudi obogate-
10 ma racun teh skupnih grobov,
katei SO Sc imenovai sklonisca
proti zracnim napadom. Kaj pa
s protiavionsko obrambo? Mic!
Eden edini avion je branil pri-
stop nacisticnim bombarderji-
ma. Kje so avioni, ? SO spraseva-
Ii ljudje. Toda odgovor ma to
vprasanje DO prisel pozneje, ka-
kor tudi odgovori ma druga OBJ
tozujoca vprasanja. Vsi avioni
SO bill dani ma razpolago vladi,
katera Sc je pripravljala "a Cd.
hod, 20 avionov je bio odreje-
nih samo "a prevazanje zlata
Ma aerodromih so sc tlacili
vplivni drzavniki in kategoricno
zahtevali mesta "a sebe in cla-
ne svoje druzine. v tenn casu Sc
je tudi kralj Peter pripravljal
ma odhod. Bojece je ze v sprem-
stvu svoje kraljevske svite letel
ma varno in bill nekje mad pla-
vim fadranom, ko so bombe pa
dale ma Belgrad in je pred ME-
GOWN dvorcem vsKnez Mihajlo-
vi ulici strazaril vojak V pisani
uniformi "Kraljevske garde".
Vojak je stal tam cd 6. ure zju-
traj vedno ma istem mestu ved-
no v stavu "pozor' in ko so
bombe paddle nj zapustil svoje
mesto, Sc z ocesom nj trenil. SO
metrov naprej je eksplozija ubi-
la njegovega tovarisa. Ljudje, Xxi
so kot brez glave letei okrog so
svetovali vojaku: INA varno
pojdi!" ''Ne morem, nj povelja".
je odvrnil, vedno v stavu "po-
zor". Oh 9. in 10. uri je Sc vedno
bill tam, niti "a pedelj Sc nj po-
maknil: "clovek, proc pojdi cd
tn, poginil bos )" .
"Vem' je zopet odvrnil -" "to-
da povelja hi 49,"
Prve sumnje in bojazen cd
spoznanja Sc je lotevala ljudi. v
brezupnem tavanju so Sc pojav-
ljale prve kritike in v obupni
nesreci, katera je z vso mocjo
trescila narod, narod :je vedel,
da je sam. Da je sam in prepu-
Seen svoJ usodi, da bo sam no.
sill tezave prihodnjosti, da bo
sam hodil skozi trpljenja in bor-
be in da DO cd MEGA samega od-
visno, &c bo zdrzal ali pa podle-
gel
Oh 4 uri popoldne so naeisti
izvrsili tretji teroristicni napad,
Bill smo re skoro izven mesta,
ma nekem polju, ko so tezko ma
lozeni "Stuka"- leteli ravno mad
nami, da bi nadaljevai svoje de-
10 kaznovanja puntarskega ma
roda, kateri 81 je upal predrzno
zoperstaviti sc firerju in tretie-
mu Rajhu. -:
.Ko smo lezali zaklonie-
nj pod grmovjem, je 100 metrov
cd mas trescil nemski bombnik.
silna eksplozija mas je. vrgla v
zrak, vse okoli so piskanjem
in hruscem padali deli razbite-
ga bombnika. sli smo pocasi
naprej. Ma poti smo srecali we'd
no move in move begunce, kateri
SO hodili brez odrejenega ella.
Bio je ze prot veceru, ko smo
Sc ustavili ma malem hribcku.
Ljudje so polegali ma trayo in
tho razgovarjali. DaleG il me-
sta pa je prihajal odmev deto-
nacij. Pc noel, ko je vse bilo ta-
ko tho, Sc je il tega hribcka,
dalec tam ma obzorju videla sill
hueta Belgrade. Plamen je
osvetljeval obzorje, plamen GO
recega Belgrade. Tu ma tenn bre-
gu, ko so ljudje stall nenli cd
bolecine, ia je plamen obenem
vzgal cut veanega sovrastva,
kateri DO plamtel skozi dolga le-
ia IN ga ne bo rnogoce ugasniti
nikoi vec. Niti novim terror
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10
TITOV GOVOR @ PR0GRAMU
II.

H.
Civilne svobodseine
'Demokratcne pravice katere so prdobile
Sega naroda med vono narodno osvoboene bazicno
zacrtane strukturi ludske admnistracije morao bt
in razsirene, kakor dalec e mogoce med
danjim vojnim poozaem To Sc posebno nanasa take
cvne svobodscne kakor osebna svoboa veska svoboda
in pa svoboda govora, tiska in zdruzevanja
Kaznovanje vojnih zloeincev in kolaboracijonistov
'Vlada bo polagaa zahtevano pozornost vprasanju
stroge kazni vojne zlocnce, tstm, XII sluzil
orodje vpadnkom postal zdaalci naroda tako da
bodo zlocnc katerh rz nasega naroda usl zasl
zen kazn Stotisoce nedolznih zrev zahteva cd
'Vada smatra da bti bazcni princip, da izpe
lie ia naoga pravca in leila, da ohrani mir in red
dezeli proti antidemokraticnm eleento1 Vlado bodo
vodil principi verujoc, da biti zea po
Scevanu resnicna varnost noranjega reda in ko
sruktivne rehabacije dala DO priliko tistim XII
dali zapeat da popravfo svoe napake IL preteklo
st postenim delom.
'Lojani principom demokracije in trdno odoceni, da
izrebmo kakor nitro mogoce negatvne n1orane in poll
cneefekte sovrazne okupace in vojne hoce vlada de-
lati vsem tistimi XII MISC kompromitiral kolabo
racijo vpadniki in njhovim kvzlinskimi AGENT, da
vzamejo aktivno delo rekonstrukc domovine.
'Tako knalu, kakor je mogoce DO vada in przidium
AVNOJ podvzea korake, da zagotovi da DO AVNOJ in
prezid izpoponjen reprezenant progresivnh poticnh
boracijo sovraznikom.
'Vlada smatra, da b bill veki vojn napor nase dono
vine brez uspeha &c bi zajedno navecjm ssteatc
MIN naporom sorilo vse kar e nash moceh, da
pospeS ekonomska drzave katera toko trpea med
vono
"Izboljsanje ekonomskega zivjena je pred nami kot
skrajno ezaven problem ozadju in 'front.' Ekonom
ska desrukcija povzrocena cd vone tako velka da
e panrana intervenca Cd drzave organzaco in vrse
vanjem ekonomske rekonsrukcije vklucno regulacija
celega ekonomskega zivjenja dezel cd sebe po
stava brez vprasana To e edn nacin po katerem
mi zbra razpolozjive vrednote XII morao biti
organzovane vporablene rekonstrukcijskem deu vsa
ke federatvne enote, kakor tudi rekonstrukc vseh
tsh vodlnih odsekov produkci katere sluzijo vsej
dezeli.
Pomoe privatni inicijativi in ekonomiji
"Zajedno bo vlada garantiraa popolno svobodo in DO
moe privatn nicjativ in ekonomskemu delu brez kate
rega 81 nj mogoce mist nagle rekonstrukcije Jugosla
viii.
.'Posebno pozornost Sc bo posvecao zadruznemu gba
nju XII DO igralo veko vlogo rekonstrukc dezele
Jugoslavija je nosila najvece ekonomske
zrtve Zao pa jugoslovansko ljudsvo
ceno-da DO olajsavo njihovega pomanjkanja in deu
ekonomske rehabltaclJe dobilo popolno pomoc cd
h zaveznikov podporo XII DO odgovarala negovi nese
bicn konribuciji skupni stvar zaveznskih narodov
"Vada smatra potrebno, da povdara zasti to- da so
nos navecje zrtve zvljenju in ateralu "a svobodo
Jugosave najsirsi krog ljudsva pravi delavske
Zato DO izbolsane pr hrani obleki it'd kakor t
pri celem ekonomskem in socanem polozau teh krogov
nedeljiva obveznost razvojem nash ekonomskih sill
usmerjena "a konecno zn1ago mad sovraznikom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10

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Evening star., 1945-09-10
Mrs, A. B. Houghton,
Envoy's Widow, Dies

Mrs. Adelaide Wellington Hough-
ton, 78, widow of Alanson Bigelow
Houghton, former Ambassador to
Germany and Great Britain, died
yesterday at her summer residence
in South Dartmouth, Mass.
Mrs. Houghton, who lived here
from 1884 until her husbands death
in September. l941, was interested
in Washington welfare agencies and
was an active member of the local
branch Of the English Speaking
Union. A native of Corning, N. Y,
she resided in Berlin, Germany,
during her husbands ambassador
ship to that country from 1922 to
1925. She lived in London, England,
from 1925 to 1928.
Mr.. Houghton was a member of
the House of Representatives for the
37th New York district from 1918
until President Harding appointed
him to the diplomatic post. In 1928
he was a candidate for the Senate
from New York. Mr.. Houghton left
an estate of more than 100000 at
his death.
Mrs. Houghton is survived by a
son, Amory Houghton. president of
the Corning Glass Works, and three
daughters, Mrs. Glenn w. Cole, Miss
Elizabeth Houghton and Miss Ma
tilda Houghton.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Dr.. William F. Durand,
Expert on JETS, Retires

DR.. William Frederick Durand, s6
of $500 Woodley road NV, one OF
the developers of jet propulsion, has
resigned from the National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronautics
1t was announced today. President
Truman in accepting the resigna-
ton wrote him:
you take with you into honored
retirement at 86 years of age the
consciousness of substantial con-
tributions to the public interest"
DR.. Durand, a graduate of An
napolis in 1880, served as q naval
engineer oficer for a time. Their
after serving on the faculties OF
Michigan and Cornell universities
was for 20 years professor of me.
chanical engineering at Leland
Stanford University, and is now
professor emeritus. He is a mem
Der of the National Academy oi
Sciences and of the National Re-
search Council.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
J. F. Trimble 10 Be Buried
In ARLINGTON Tomorrow

James r. Trimble, assistant prop
erty custodian of the House of Rep
resentatives who died Saturday will
be buried tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery.
Funeral services will be held for
Mr.. Trimble at II noon tomorrow
at the Fort Myer Chapel.
Besides his parents. Mr.. Trimble
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mil
dred Hamill Trimble: three sisters
Mrs. Maria T. Fish, Frankfort, KY:
Mrs. Margaret T. Lynn and Mrs
Fannie Mae Waller, both of Wash
ington. and brother, South Trim
BILE, jr., Washington, chairman OF
the advisory board of the Inland
Waterways Corporation.
Mr.. Trimble had been i'll for three
months prior to his death Saturday
at Mount Alto Hospital.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Mrs. Mary Jaeschke, IA,
Native Of District, Dies

Mrs. Mary Jaeschke, "a, of 518e
Fulton street N. w., lifelong resi-
dent of the District, died Saturday
in Georgetown Hospital after an ILL
ness of two weeks.
Mrs. Jaeschke went to ST. Mary S
Catholic School, She was a men,
ber of the Regular Veterans Wom-
ems Association and of the Church
Of Our Lady of Victory.
She is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Angela Hopwood, with whom
she lived at the Fulton street ad-
dress in recent years, and Mrs
Augusta Smith of Washington; a
son, Otto w. Jaeschke of Arlington
Va, six grandchildren and one great
granddaughter, Donna Jean Hop
wood, 2. Two of the grandchildren
are in the armed forces: Corpl. Ed
ward G. Hopwood, now in the Pa
cific, and Seaman 1/c Christopher A.
Hopwood, recently returned from the
Pacific.
Mass will be said at 9 am
Wednesday at Our Lady Victory
Church, Macarthur boulevard and
Reservoir road NV. Burial will be
in Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria, Va
Evening star., 1945-09-10
In Mrn1nriat1

mJ HEkaf assr snRhR 2
gho passed away twenty years ago today
Her Iov1NG sRXNDDAuoHrER. MyR-
DoNoHUE, BRIDGET. In sad but lov;
aunt ns ~ aho
10 %. 1s4i. w Anniverssry mass a St
Stephens and st. Anthony's Churches.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HER REVOTED NiECEs AND NEPHEws.
DUNLAP. HILLIARD. In loving remem,
hrsnce of our dear father. HnLIARD
today. September 10, 1914.
Before our eyes he faded.
Growing weaker day sy day.
Until God took him away.
We saw him slowly leave US,
As helpless We stood by
And drained the cup Of bitter grief
The day We saw him die.
Our hearts still ache with sadness
nS Our eS eyes knov. m up s sltP box mue, mil.
At the end Of one lons yssrr;,.r year;
HIS DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER.
ns Ha1r sAnTat In I: Hy
moshsr mohsT HHE hIerfm9thsEA ~
slae. se 'sSe sSo ss yesTs sso ssturdss sepsembeI
Her life was like {. beautiful flower
Which only God can create with his
Her love and devotion remains unbroken
We will cherish her. memory until God s
call and then will Join hands forever
LoxfNdLY: RUTH. CHARLES JOHNSON
JONES, WARREN E. tPINK). In lovins
memory of my dear husband, WARREN z
PfNK) JONES. who passed away one yeaI
ago today, September 10, 1914.
cannot clasp your loving hand,
Your sweet smiles cannot see,
But let this little token show
still remember thee.
DEVOTED WIFE, ROBERTA JONES.
LUsBY, WARD M. A tribute Of love
to our dear brother and brother in la "
WARD M. LUSBY, who left us so suddenly
two years ago, September 10. 1943.
There is . sad but sweet remembrance
Of you, dear Ward.
BROTHER-IN-LAW, /. SOBHY.
LUSBY, WARD MORGAN. In memory
Of WARD MORGAN LUSBY, who died two
years ago today, September 10, 1e43.
often / pause and think of you
And think of how you died;
To know you could not say Rood-by
Before you closed your eyes
FRIEND, JANE KELLY,
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Mother Of Sonny Workman,
Famous Jockey, Dies Here

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Workman of 1886 Allison street NV.
a lifelong resident of the District
will be held at st. Aloysius Church
at 10 am. Wednesday. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Workman the mother OF
Raymond Sonny Workman, the IA
nous jockey, is survived by two other
sons, Robert and Roland Workman
five sisters. Mrs. Margaret C. Carr
Mrs. Deborah Harmon, Mrs. Mary
Ofenstein, Mrs. Daniel w. Mccall
lu mand Miss Nellie D. Halloran, all
Of Washington; brother, Joseph A.
Halloran, and two daughters, Miss
Catherine Workman and Mrs Flea
nor Dennison Of Capitol Heights.
She leaves nine grandchildren.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Admiral Mccain to Be Buried
With Honors at Arlington Today

Vice Admiral John S. Mccain,
who won lasting fame as the leader
Of Task Force SO in the war in the
Pacific, will be buried with full mill
tary honors at Arlington Cemetery
today.
Funeral services were scheduled
to be held at 1880 am. in the
chapel at Fort Myer, Va. The body
arrived here yesterday by plane
from San Diego, Calf, accompanied
by his widow, Mrs. Mccain, and his
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1945-09-10


of the Times Herald.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, who was so years
old, was born in Lima. Ohio, and
educated there. He entered news
paper work in Lima shortly before
the World War, later serving in the
Army. After the war he worked in
Ohio and Indiana for construction
company before re-entering the
newspaper business.
He had served on newspapers in
Kansas City, Mo, New York and
Miami, Fla. before coming here
from the Miami Herald in 1923.
A reporter early in his career, most
of his later service was as copy
editor.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, who was unmar-
ried, is survived by three brothers,
James A., Paul and Leo A. Fitz-
gerald, and a sister. Mrs. Mary
Jones, all of Lima. His brother Leo
formerly was a reporter on the
Washington Daily News.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. Burial will be in
Lima.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
New Army Flying Suit
To Cost CiviIiun SIT
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A new Army flying suit will cost
civilian SIT.
The OPA today fixed this retail
ceiling, explaining that large
number of the suits have been de-
.clared surplus.
The suits were described by OPA
as: Seventy per cent wool gabar-
dine, green, with pockets on chest,
hips. above and below knees, and
on the left arm below the elbow,
with one long Upper from neck to
crotch and a Upper on each leg
from knee to ankle.
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Mrs. Gordon Mccain. Admiral Nc
Cain died of heart attack at his
home in Coronado, Calf, Thursday,
shortly after his return to this
country.
Honorary pail bearers will be Gen
Alexander A. Vandegrift, U. S
M. c.; Vice Admirals Russell Will
son and Aubrey w. Fitch, and Rear
Admirals Leigh Noyes. Ferdinand L
Reichmuth, George S. Bryan and
Matthias B. Gardner. Rear Admiral
John H. Cassidy will command the
honor guard
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C. Holleran, 1925 Connecticut ave.
nue. NV, and brother, Frank Am
stutz OF Atlantic City, N. ].
Arrangements for the funeral
from the Hines funeral home, have
not been announced. Mrs. Rob-
erts passed away at the Washington
Sanitarium.
The deceased music leader sue
ceeded her late husband, DR.. Hugh
Rowland Roberts, to the presidency
OF the college. The teachers asso-
citation made her a life member
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What TO DO
BEFORE YOU CETAL0AN

ITO MEN and women with serious
i money problems Household FL
nance now offers the opportunity to
borrow not only $50, 500 or $500
but also $500, $500 or as much as
81 1000. The wise policy these, days,
of course, is first to try to solve your
problem without borrowing. But if
you must get a loan, borrow no more
than you really need-and repay
promptly to cut the cost.
You need no endorsers to borrow
from Household. The main require
ment is the ability to repay in monthly
instalments. Instalments shown in the
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table include principal and charges.
Notice that $50 loan, repaid in 3
monthly payments as shown, costs
only SOP. A S400 loan, repaid in s
monthly payments, costs only $l7.66.
On any loan you pay charges only for
the time you have the money. The
sooner you repay the less your loan
costa
Apply by phone!
If a loan is the best way out of your
difficulty. visit Household Finance.
fyou telephone us first, we can have
your loan ready when you come Ia:
Evening star., 1945-09-10

InlrteenCn SCree'
NV.
For the last
two years he had
been a copy edi.
tor on The Star
Before that he
had served fol
more than - Is
years as night
editor Of the
w a S h | n g t o n
Daily News, and
he also worked
49, A~-I,
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for the past Il
years, died here
yesterday aftel
an illness Of
three months.
A native OF
Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. Roberts Il
survived by 9
son, 1st 1t. Row
] a n d Roberts
now In China
with the FielC
Artillery; h e !
father, N. S
Amstutz of VAL
paraiso, Ind; a
sictar N4re n
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after three years service as presi-

after three years service as presi-
dent.
She was decorated by the French
government for her contribution to
musical education and was a fell
low of the London Royal Society Of
Arts.
Mrs. Roberts was graduated from
Valparaiso 1nd) University, and
studied under many famous musi-
clans before beginning her career
as a teacher.
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Mrs. Fanny Roberts Dies;
Headed Music COLLEGE

Mrs. Fanny Amstutz Roberts, 54
a founder Of the Washington Music
Teachers Association and president
of the Washington College Of Music
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Dratha
WRIGHT. ELIZA J.. on Fric

WRIGHT. ELIZA J. On Friday, septem.
Der z, 1g45: at Freedmen's Hospital
ELIZA ]. WRIGHT of 1893 Fairmont st
NV, president of the Florida Avenu,
Baptist Missionary Circle. Funeral Tues
day. September II. at p.m.. from thi
Florida Avenue Baptist Church, 9th ane
Bohrer SITS. NV, Rev. Robert L. Rollin
officiating. Missionary presidents invited.
WRIGHT. ELIZA J. All members o.
X 4 Gesthemane Chapter, No. 5
w Of the death Of sister EL1zi
A2A ]. WRIGHT. Funeral Tuesday
September II, 1945. at ! pm.
" from Florida Avenue Baptis
Church Florida ave. ane
Bohrer Ct. N.Y. * order Of
MARY Z. WHITE, Secretary.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
j. R. Fitzgerald Dies;
Copy Editor for Star

Joseph r. Fitzgerald, a Washing
ton newspaperman for about 18
years, died yesterday after a heart
attack in his apartment at 1901
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CEMETERY LOTS.

5 CHOICE SITES In good section Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery. Call UN. 1929.
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DrathH

oUIGLEY. KATHRYN C. On Sunday,
Shepherd st. NV, kATHRYN c. ouiG-
LEY. beloved wife Of william j. Quigley,
mother Of Rosemary Quigley zeimetz. Fu-
neral from the above residence on Wednes-
day, September IL, at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass. at st. Gabrieps Church at 3 am
Relatives and friends invited Wilmington
(DelO papers. please copy. IL
oUIGLEY, KATHRYN C. The members