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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24
Cleveland Indians Beat
Philadelphia As, 20

CLEVELAND, July %. -tP)-
Allie Reynolds notched his 4th
straight victory Tuesday night, al
lowing only three hits as the
Cleveland Indians shut out the Phil
ade1phia Athletics 2 to O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24

E-Conway. RBI-Becker, Reynolds.
Backwards. Boudreau. SB-Case 2. S
Hogan. EP-Keltner and Becker; Becker,
Boudreau and Becker. LOB-Philadel-
phia 5, Cleveland 8. BB-Marchildon 2,
Reynolds 3. SO-Marchildon 4, Knerr l..
Reynolds l. HO-Marchildon 7 in 7 in
nings, Knerr l in 1. LP-Marchildon.
Umpires-Berry and Hubbard. Time
1:56. ~Attendance-25, 1893.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24

The Texas town of Goose Creek
claims the tallest mayor in the
world. He's six feet nine inches
high, minus shoes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WILMINGTON 3, Sanford 0.
Clinton 9, A~ngier-Fuquay l.
Dunn-ErWin at Smithfield trained OUT
TODAY'S GAMES
Clinton at WILMINGTON q games).
Angier-Fuquay at Smithfield
Sanford at Dunn-ErWin
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24

TOTALS Observation-Disclosures 81 = IL (
xBatted for Russo in sixth
xxBatted for Gumpert in ninth
xxxBatted for Crosetti in ninth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24
AEZ@7

NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24

le&as is the nations leading
state.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
VOKIEcIQ KALEIlMUOSE
Raso Balys Gaidziunas
Pakeliui j Mirti

tiesiai pro Vokieciu linijas pataike pas
IAmerikieeius. Ten sudare reikiama rysl
| ir dabar gryzta j miesta Ia zinia NUNS
buvo linksna. Nuns buvo aisku kad apie
kalejima bus gerai informuota karine va
dovybe, kad mus saugos nuo sudauzymo.
10 be to, kalinio pasirodymas jau drauge
su Amerikieciais buvo geras lspejimas lr
items priziuretojams kurie gal If turejo
kokiu piktu sumanymV musu atzvllglu. Bet
daugumas ju jau antra diena kaip nesima-
|te. Jie jaute savo Hkima ir isanksto pasi-
trauke.
Apie puse dvyliktos valandos NUNS
pranese kad miestas atsisakes pasiduoti ir
kovosias Xxi paskutiniuju. Ia zinia NUNS
buvo vel nemaloni Bet tuoj gavom isaky-
ma kad susitarta jog kaliniai turi butt is
miesto isvesti gretima miska. Vel pasi-
emem vakar sudarytus rysulius ant peciu
ir iseiom. Gatve vedanti miSka buvo pill
ma kaliniu. Virs musu galvu skraide
Amerikieeiu lektuvai. Mes jiems mojome
kaip mazi vaikai pavasari gryztantiems
pauksciams. Ak, tiesa, gamtoje ir sirdyje
buvo tikras pavasaris.
Nuns tik inejus miska, pasigirdo
pirmos artilerijos suviu serijos j miesta.
Tai buvo lygiai IL valanda, kada baigesi
parliamentary nustatytas laikas pasiduoti.
Kodel ir siuo atveju nacionalsocialistish
smegenys nutare taip kvailai elgtis, zudy-
tt savo tautos zmones ir naikinti jau ir
taip stipriai sugriauta miesta, NUNS buvo
nesuprantama. Kuo toliau tolome miska,
to pakelese daugiau ir daugiau buvo pri-
metyta ivairios kariskos mantos. Perpus
perlausti sautuvai, sumestos granatos, So
viniai Inejus miska, Sis vaizdas buvo
dar ryskesnis Beveik prie kiekvieno me-
dzio buvo galima siuo tue apsiginkluoti.
O visur pilna pridraskytu partijos zenklq.
savo valdzio dienas dideleje baimeje. Ak,
ir ju tarpe buvo visokiu zmoniu. Nemazai
j ju eiles nuejo ir didelius prasikaltimus
buvo ivelti tik kaip silpnavaliai ir bailiai.
O buvo ir tokiu kurie tuos zenklus ir gra-
sinami segesi, Bet toxic, taip pat garbes
neuzsipelne.
(Rns daupiaul So ! IT, }
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nainistracijai.

20 - .
Turi butt padaryta galas i'm.
periaistu kisimuisi j FilipinQ
reikalus; zmonems turf butt
leista siekti demokratiniais bu-
dais tikros nepriklausomybes.
Panasiai nepersenai Ameri-
kos komunistai reikalavo Kini-
jos atzvilgiu. Visur ia patti
NADIA, tik pamainyta zodziai
Kinija Filipinus, ir tt.
Sulyg Amerikos komunistu,
jokios svetimos kariuomenes
neturi teises butt nei Kinijoje,
nei Filipinuose, nei Graikijoje
jeigu jos nera Sovietu kariuo-
menes, ir visos kitos valdzios
kurios nera Rusu pastatytos If
Rusu bolseviku vadovaujamos,
yra fasistu ir imperialistu val
dzios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
ILGESYS
(Bus daugiau)

Svetimas dangus, lyg palapine,
lyg tamsus, 1yg zemas raizginys =
i'm graziausios zvaigzdes isipyne,
NUNS tos zvaigzdes-pamotes zvilgsnys.
Kai savos sulauksime sauluzes,
jos glamonej verksim kaip vaikai,
jai, kaip motinai, ispasakosim luzius
mus gyvenimo besirdzio, padrikai,
Ir kada zalios tevynes toliai
mus priglaus isvargusius tremtyj,
mes isdidus ir nebe varguoliai
nuskandinsim varga praeityj
Kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
TARP SUDAUzYTU RUMQ. :.
(Faustas KirSa)

seseliuose, tarp sudauzytu rumu,
Klajodamas jieskau prarastos Strides,
AS jieskau meiles, paklydusio ramumo,
O mylima, as jieskau tik taves,
zaliam sode, kur sakalai krypavo,
Kur roziu krumai svaigo bangomis -
Matau axis, natau as veida tavo....
Kas be taves name kelyj ramins?
Palydi siela nudevetos mintys,
Be meiles ranges svetimi keliai. =.
Tx tn viena gall spindejimu gaivinti,
0 Dieve, Tu, padeti man ir jai!
Kur buvo zeme, buvo tavo zene,
Gelem kaisyti saltineliai ten.
Is tQ vaizdu sirdis stiprybe semia,
Ta laime siela degs, budes, gyvens. =.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08

Jus, be abejo znoma bogau uz name, kad dar prizes
pradzia buvo Letuvos kmas apspresta Maskvoe IVY
Mooovo Rbbentropo. Vlenas IS u
lau apmoeo kartuvese grobuoniskus
svetimu aisvems Antras gi pesikas r toau
vadna vento demokrato role r nenubaustas vazneJa po
konfeenca skebdamasis esas gyneas mazuu tauu r slip
kai Paryzaus Taikos konferenc
Mooovas davosi atstovauas krasta kuriame Vlespa
taujant koi demokratija zmoniSkumas r vsos plecio
zmogas teses bel asves paGu metu maciau Vo-
keoe milona zmoniu, iStremtu is Mootovo astovauJamu
kraStu mona seQ krios pasmerktos tk tode kad
resuko butt Kenaus vergas nepanorejo keauti Rus
jos guma kanalu kas Ach kap komiska, kartu r kaip
kta kaip baisu kad tronas zmogzudy peskas sVkes
"venuoo ruba skeha il moko kus padorumo Ir jei dar
kas yksco vedmainystes nesupranta tai Letuvu rem
tn toxic apakeo neieSkok ie Xxi pradedant
mazasias r bagant pasakos Molotovo kastos
uzkulsus mokes graziai pasijuot kure dar tiki Moo
zodziams
zEMAICIO ATSAKYMAS zEMAICIUI
Man vename Ietuvu ageryje pasakoo kad ponas Balfo
rninnAa Dr. Koncus ankydamas a stovyka panorejo pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
TRETJEU VARGO METAL

Jau pasideo trete metal ka tie benamiai Lietuviai te
sa suna bastunskas dienas svemoje padangee skeave
etuvos auksmu teisybes r asves bocu zeme e
meu praszvage sails is kur pagaau tol lalsVe ate
daug nesuskatomu kartu jie mineo Rooseveo 20
gyvenma lasva r be skurdo Daug syq tylal If
kaeio ie Aantikos Chartos punktus nustatancl
r asvo gyvenimo saygas lr kap nelspa-
tragiska tick vcu r tick svajonu sudeje
usiO aro vesa skebuosus tksu aen tie vargai istre
e 5saty pasitycomi panieknmui r neznia kada, besl
Laipsanciam NarCui
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
zEMAICIO ATSAKYMAS zEMAICIUI

Man vename Letuviu lageye pasakojo, kad BALI
irninkas, Dr. KoncuS ankydamas sovyka panorejo
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Or. B. T. DlRMEIkIO PRANESIkAAS
APE IsvIETlkTU uETUvIU BUTT
VOKlETIJOJE.
REDAKCLJOS zODIS


Daug syku paskutiniu keu menesq begyje aplanke
sird yeraneios ape Letuvu pabegeiu butt Vokeoje
Neeke tevynes armujq vetyt ir mety persekio boise
vku n naciu e visa Wilt dejo vakarinuose saunginn
kuose sianden JUGS uzgu nauj sielvarta VakarInal
sagnnka JUGS tare esant nacu simpatikas stume nau
i;ems isnekinmams.
Vaduo sajunga giai susirupinusi tq nelaimn
gu euviu prizes ku laka deegavo viena zymausiq
neprkausomos laikastinnku intellectually, dabar
tiniu gyvenanti sremime Prancuzoje, Dr. B. T. Dir
apankyti svetintus Lietuvius r patek Amerkos Lie
tuviu spaudai iu gyvenimo aprayma Dr. Dmeiks, caves
atnkamu saigu edma apvaznejo dauguma Lietuviq sto
vyku prizes ku ika atsiunte Leuvai Vaduoti SaJungos
pmnnkui j. zuriu platu pranesima kur ca kap labal
svarbu dokumenta, raduodame istisa.
IzANGA
SERB Pmininke znau gerai, kad Tamsa asmeniska, r
daugumas Amerkos Lietuviu bel Lietuvai Vaduot Saun
gos naru au yra tureje daug ka bel grdet ape
isvetntu Ievu displaced Persons) Europoje gyvenma
nuoaka sevarus bel Willis Sis pranesimas lyg butu
nereikangas gal naujo W nebeatskeis r neku
prsdes prize patesno Americas Leuvu supratimo ape be-
namiu evu kma. Visdelto devynQ savaiciu gyven
isventu Letuviu arpe prveres durls ee ka
smu name yra raukes pnesni Leuvo tremtnio dvasios
stow yra paroles jo gesne varu pergyvenQ pras
me- Lakau sau pareiga visu pasidaint LlETUVA1
VADUOTI SAJUNGOS vadovybe kad il dar nuodugniau ISL
gyventu svetntu Letuvu tragizma dar pacau siJaust
tn zmonu ma po dar rmau susisielotq Antros Lie
buitimi kadang, gama sakyt Iamstos paskantas
akau ia keone, tai ypatnga miela r supazndnt vi
ss etuva Vaduoti Saugos parslvezals U.s.
pudzais ir patyrimais.
Kaip zinoe visa didzoj isvietntu Leuviu yra
kaupta Voeoe AS oje radau ape 70 tukstancq LetuvQ
issidanusu DO varia okupuotas Vokeos Ju gau
sngiausias skaus andas Amerikecu zonoe: s meu spa
u pradzoie buvo 33999 Letuvlai Angu zonoe
aiku 2540O Leuvu r Prancuzu zonoe ape 5000
Ape tuksancai Letuvu gyvena Vokiejoe be UNRRA go
UNRRA statistical nepkauso Ia 70 tukstanclu mase
saro vyra moterys vaka Ju tape asi pnas semas ras
vyrus asrtu atsiskyrusus das semos narlQ
pasikusu etuvo das iSvezp prmus Sovletlnes oku
paciios Ras toe maseie viengungQ ra Jaunuou If
seniu e pako akelavo is Letuvos, avanuru les
kodam keiavo DO to- ka venus metus isgyveno
me refine nuolatineje iStremmo bameje Tai mlna
gyvuju udyoju kas dejosi Letuvos zemeJe SoVeams a
valdant r vs e apedo eviskes pako turta r
vavis kas iems ten buvo brangu Palko If kelaVo ne
benoredam antra kart pa Sovetin smura nebenoreda
mi gyventi vergjoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
Komunistai Nustato
Ka u. S. Turf Daryti

Amerikos komunistai, kurie
cia atstovauja Maskva, paskel-
be Amerikai sitoki programa:
Is Filipinu sally Amerika tu-
ri istraukti savo kariuomene ir
visus ginklus.
Amerika turf sulaikyti davi-
ma bent kokios paramos nauJo
Filipinu prezidento Roxas ad-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
PAVASARI
(Bus Daugiau)

Ilgiuos taves, brangi tevyne,
taVu misku, tavu lauku!
sirdis, kregzde pavasarine,
tave suras ir uz ruku.
stai vel pavasario dvelkimas -
lyg sniegas, soduose ziedai;
skaistus gamtos prisikelimas,
kai gaudzia dziugesio varpai.
Ir as tikiu, brangi tevyne,
Siam atgimimo dziugesyj
kad ranka giltines ledine
nei tau, nei NUNS nebus baisi
Kad sodai mus baltuos kaip sniegas,
palinke sunkiai po ziedais,
ir kad tautos gyvybes diegas
nezlugs po sios ziemos ledais.
kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08

tirti to Ieuvio kode is negryzta Pakausta
sis bves zeats uknnkas ponu Konu sitap atakes ze
maska tarme" Tai znai ponui nuvyk pirma pats Lletu
va r jei is gri paaysi kap ten zmones gyvena tai
r as tada vaziuosu Asakyma aba paprastas, bet kar
tn m aba prasmngas. Tuo asakymu aremiam vlsl preka
tai svetntiems vsos abejones kode ie is
tevynes iskeavo kode e atssako ia gryz ko ten ves
paaua bosevkai Kai prma karta 1910 metals Bzeo 10
ena uzeo bosevika tai nedaug kas Leuvos tebego Mat
nepaznoo bosevo rezmo Gi kai antra karta Je artno
pre Letuvos visa Letuvu Tauta butu sutkus skeaut
lei k butu gaeus atai padaryt Visiem isvtntiems
menms labau Letuvams atrodo tk nesuprantama
kaku ka daznai net If is labai takingQ
okpacnu atstovu Unrros paregunu girdmas nus
stebeas kode vietnte atsisako grz SoViet vaidomus
rastus oku dayku nega suprast koks Ausraetis
kuriam remna sudaro vsska svetma pasau tai sito da
yko negama dovano Amerkos Lieuviu Tegu nebus tata
paakyta kou pktu priekaist e cia priminsu vie
noe stovykoe paroda Amerko gauta aska kurame de-
raso sunenu. AS nesuprantu kan tn isbegai is
Leuvos Juk ten zverys Grizk atgal ir pas
k kartu Rusais -" Laime, okiu laisku Lieuva
tremtna nedaug Bet u uztenka pasktu po
vykas garsas jog vengenca euva Amerkoje dar
visi supranta Lietuvos lkima.
ATsAKYMAs UNRROs ANKETAs
Prizes pora meneu vsose Unra pravede bevardes
anketa Leuv tremtniQ arpe Kievienas displaced person
ureo asayti raStu kausima car nori grz tevyne? Je
nenor tai kode? AS tureau ames mayti nemazai atsa
kymu, aba vazdngai parodancu priezast del ko Leuva
pasyzo is Letuvos begt Paduosu cia tk keeta kap
vyzdi. sta "1-Kai Stanas sedes Nurnbergo esme saa
Goerngo tada sutiksu gz 2 su bandtas gyventi
noru g. - Nenoriu nustipt Sibiro A. - Kai MP.
skars vsus bosevikus tai grisu s. Kai pasrauks is
Leuvos NKVD tada as ten vaziuos AS galeciau panasu
atsakymu eie st Xxi 70 tukstaneiu Vsi e venod vis
aiska parodo kode Lieuvia turejo palikt
LIErUvIAI LGEsINGAI LAUKE vAKARINIU
SAJUNGININKU
Lietuviu begmas Letuvos prasdejo 1914 metals epos
mene Xxi karas buvo bagas eko ems beveik metus skes
Hernes Vokiejos nasta Diena ir nak persekoami bonn
bu gaudomi Vokieciu pocos apkasams kas r Kittens karo
darbams atki guam vsur kap verfuchte Semaiten und
kurzschtge Lauer prakek zemacai rumpare gai Lie
tuviai toka mat buvo del to- kad nesidave Voecu trau
kam karuomene priesnosi Vokieciu okupacija gesn-
gai auke pabegea Leuva svadavmo valandos Wits kad
Amerkiecia Anga Prancuza paengvin pabegeiu pade
slaisvns JUGS is Vokskoo eroro ir suks zmonskesne
venimo saygas veke aba gavinanca skatino
kas buda trugdyti Vokecams u darba bevek
v pabegea Letuviai atvyke Vokeon buvo prvara iung
darba if apgyvendin gaima sakyti gyvuskose sally
Tad savame asku aukimas Amerkieciu bel Ang
lu kariuomenes buvo staca gesingas
(Bus Daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
LENGVAS BUDAS ISMOkTI
ANGLlSkAI

kama Csc. Su prisiuntimu 40c.
(Galit siusti paste zenklais)
,Angliskai. Tinka pasiusti giminems pabe-
gusiems is Lietuvos, arba Amerikoje to-
kiems ka nori pramokti Angliskai kalbah.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
LAISVOJI LIETUVA'

Patriotinis Pietu Americas Lietuviq kovos,
visuomenes, memo ir mokslo zurnalas.
NorintieU zinoti kaip Lietuyiai gyvena Pietu
Amerikoje ir kaip kovoja uz Lietuyos Nepri-
klausomybe, skaitykit "Laisvaja Letuva".
Metams tik $500.
'LAISVOJI LIETUVA'
Gale Rio de Janeiro 4OO1. Cerro.
Montevideo, Uruguay
Evening star., 1946-08-06
High Officials Attend
Mass for Ambassador
BY The Aasociaied Press

Hlgh-ranking representa- tives of
the American republics attended the
high requiem mass celebrated today
at st. Matthews Cathedral for the
late Venezuelan ambassador AL
fredo Machado Hernandez.
Several hundred members of the
diplomatic corps, United States
Government officials and officers
OF the Army and Navy were in at
tendance for the singing of the
mass by Msgr. John K. Cartwright.
Capt. James X. Foskett, Presi-
dent Truman's naval aide, repre-
sented the President. Assistant Sec
retary OF State Spruille Braden and
Ellis o. Briggs of the Division of
American Republics Affairs, repre-
sented Acting Secretary of State
Acheson
Msgr. Cartwright, in brief eulogy
over the bier of the late envoy,
described Ambassador Machado Her
nandez as a distinguished gentle
man and an able diplomat"
The priest said Ambassador Ma
chadO Hernandez, as servant of
his government and people, "dedi-
Gated himself to the cause of
friendly relations and peace among
nations"
We of the American republics, I"
Msgr. Cartwright declared, feel a
keen loss at his death. He was an
able diplomat. a true American
statesman"
Evening star., 1946-08-06
R. B. Armstrong Dies
AT II; Former Editor
And Treasury Official

Robert Burns Armstrong, 72
former newspaperman and Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury from
1908 to 1905, died here yesterday
after an illness of four years.
Born near Des Moines, Iowa, Mr.
Armstrong learned the printers
trade at Des Moines and later be-
came an editor on newspapers there
For two years, just before the turn
Of the century. he was editor of the
Chicago Record and later was In
charge of the western Office of the
New York Herald.
He came to Washington In 1907
as secretary to Leslie M. Shaw, who
was Secretary of the Treasury. The
next year Mr. Armstrong was ap.
pointed Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.
Was Correspondent Here.
Leaving Washington in 1905, Mr.
Armstrong was in the insurance
business in New York, Philadelphia
and Chicago and later moved tt
Pasadena. Calf, where he becam.
editor of a daily newspaper.
He returned to Washington ir
1917 as correspondent of the Los
Angeles Times and held that post
until he retired in 1893.
He was national director of pub
licity for the Harding preconvention
campaign and was assistant pub
licity director for the Coolidge
campaign in 1924.
Mr.. Armstrong was a member OF
the Gridiron Club and past presi-
dent OF the National Press Club.
Surviving are son, Robert B
Armstrong, jr.. and two grandchil-
dren, Robert F. and Ruth E. Arm
strong, all of 513 Goddard road
Bethesda.
Services Set Tomorrow.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at Gawler's, 1856
Pennsylvania avenue NV. The fol.
lowing committee has been named
to represent the National Press Club
at the funeral:
Oswald F.. Schuette, Frank B. Lord
Earl Goodwin, Carter Field, Henry L
Sweinhart, Norman w. Baxter, Bas-
com N. Timmons. Mark Foote, Ralph
A. Collins, NJ w. Flynn, Thomas
Kirby, Harry J. Brown, William l.
Daley and Fred A. Emery.
President Raymond P. Brandt OF
the Gridiron Club appointed the
membership of the club as a com
mittee to attend the funeral.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Col. Graves Named Heed
,Of Cornell Alumni Club

Col. Ralph l. Graves was elected
president of the Cornell Alumni
Club OF Washington at the annual
dinner meeting held last week at
the Lee-Sheraton Hotel.
Other officers elected were: Slo-
cum Kingsbury. first vice president;
Harold A. Merrill, second vice presi-
dent; John G. Tausig, treasurer;
William A. Backus, corresponding
secretary; Bernard w. Graham, re-
cording secretary: John S. Gorrell,
Henry Gichner, Edson A. Edison. di-
rectors for two years; and Joseph
&c. Gardner, Thomas M. Ramsey
Felix E. Spurney, directors for one
year.
Guest speaker at the meeting was
Archie Palmer, former president of
the University of Chattanooga.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
William {. Wood, Sc, Dies
Retired Naval Machinist

William E. Wood, retired Navy
Yard machinist, died today at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital after three
months illness. Today was his 68th
birthday.
A veteran of the Spanish Amer
lean War, he served in Cuba with
the Navy. He was native of
Washington and was employed as a
machinist and buffer at the Navy
Yard for 80 years, retiring in 1898
He lived at 2213 S street NE.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Annie Wood: FIVE daughters, Mrs
Grace N. Kahne and Mrs. Dorothy
P. Barnett, Washington; Mrs
Louise L. Lee. Arlington; Mrs. Irma
C. Pumphrey and Mrs. Esther M.
Noyes, Seat Plea SAINT: sister, Mrs
Pearl Satterf1eld, Washington, and
seven grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
Chambers funeral home, SIT Elev-
enth street Sc, the date and time
to be announced later Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Elijah Leizear Funeral
10 Be Held Today
Spse'oI Dispotch TO tn. Sto,

HUNTING HILL, Md, Aug. O.
Funeral services for Elijah Leizear
"a. a resident of this neighborhooc
for the last II years, who died Sat.
urday at Suburban Hospital, Be-
thesda. were to be held this after.
noon at the w. Reuben Pumphre,
funeral home, Bethesda. The Rev
Karl G. Newell, pastor of Grac,
Methodist Church, Gaithersburg
was to offlciate. Burial will be in
Forest Park Cemetery, Gathers
burg
Born near Redland. Md. Mr.
Leizear lived for 20 years at Hyatts.
vile before moving here. He hac
been employed by the Government
at Great Falls, Md, for the last sew.
eral years.
He is survived by a daughter. Mrs
Stephen H. Edwards, Gaithersburg
two sons, Norman w. Leizear, Cabir
John. and Reginald Leizear, Wash.
ington: brother. Samuel j. Leizear
Mount Rainier, and four grandchil
dren.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Mrs. Wadsworth, Wife
.0f American Minister j.,
pies in Beirut, Syria

Mrs. Norma Mack Wadsworth, 81
wife OF George Wadsworth, Ameri-
can Minister TO Syria and Lebanon,
died Thursday In Beirut, Syria, OF
a heart attack, according to the
State Department.
Acting Secretary OF State Acheson
sent telegram to Mr.. Wadsworth
expressing deepest sympathy"
Mr.. and Mrs. WadSworth were
married here in 1896 and spent most
OF the last 10 years abroad Thev
were in Palestine for five years and
when the wa broke out we're at
Rome, where me was colrsc. at The
En-: bassy. For six months they were
IN diplomatic custody at t., Grands
II .el there.
They returned to the United
States June l, 1912, on the exchange
ship Gripsholm. Last fall Mr..
Wadsworth was named Near East
adviser at the United Nations Con-
ference in London and Mrs. Wads-
worth joined him in Europe in No.
vember.
Born in Buffalo, Mrs. vadsworth
was the daughter of the late Nor
man E. Mack, publisher of the old
Buffalo Times and onetime chair
man of the National Democratic
Committee, and Mrs. Mack, who
lives in Buffalo. Her first husband
was Philip E. Metz, former business
manager of the Times, who died
in 1888.
Besides her husband ard mctner
she is survived by a son, Norman
E. Mack Metz, and sister, Mrs
Stuart c. Welch, both of Buffalo.
The State Department said Mrs
Wadsworth's body will be taken tc
Buffalo for burial and her husband
will return to this country for the
services.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Ii. Col. J. :. Jadwin,
War College Aide,
Dies at Waller Reed

1t. Col. John s. Jadwin. So
U. S. A., who had been on duty
with the historical section of the
War College. died last night at Wal
ter Reed Hospital after a linger-
ing illness. He was admitted to
the hospital last November.
A native of Carbondale, Pa, Col
Jadwin enlisted in the cavalry
branch of the Army in 1911, and
served through the grades of private
corporal, quartermaster sergeant
and first sergeant of the l4th and
18th Cavalry Regiments on the
Mexican border.
He was commissioned a second
lieutenant of cavalry in November
1916. During World War I, Col
Jadwin served as a battery com
mander and battalion commander
OF artillery in the 10th Field Ar
tillery Regiment. Sd Division. He
was wounded by enemy shellf1re on
October 18, 1918, during the Cunel-
Meuse-Argonne campaign, receiv-
ing injuries which caused his re-
tlrement from the Army in 1922
Before his retirement he served
for time with the 10th Cavalry
Regiment at Fort Huachucha, Ariz
Col. Jadwin was called to active
duty from retirement in August
l94l, and assigned to the historical
branch of the War College.
He was promoted to the rank of
lieutenant colonel in October, 1945
Funeral services have not been
completed. They will be held at
1s Clinton street, Lowville, N. Y
Col. and Mrs. Jadwin made their
home here at 2225 Hall place NV.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ethel Jadwin; a daughter, Miss
Sallie Jadwin, and four sisters, Mrs
William H. Anthony, Mrs. Edward
Burr and Mrs. Albert Crane of
Plainfield, N. j., and Mrs. Andrew
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