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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-09
IMIGRACIJOS WHO'S EUROPOS
ISVlETINTIEMS
Bendrus Affdavitus Gales Isduoti ir Lietuviski
Susivienijirnai, Pranesmas Sake

ir taisykles del finansiniu ga
rantiju ir prisilaikant esamu
quota ribu. Imigrantas pri-
skiriamas j to krasto "quota,"
kuriame jis gimes. Visu imi-
grantu sveikata stropiai tikri-
mama. Asmenys, serga dziova
ar kitomis pavoiingomis ligo-
mis-, neisileidziami. Jei asmuo
turf siaip kokiu fiziniu defek-
tu, tai is io reikalaujama doku-
mentaliai irodymai kad jo spon-
sorio garantija yra pakankama
jo uzlaikymui uztikrinti. De-
partamento pareigunas prime
ma kad Prezidento direktyva is
Gruodzio %, 1945, igalina A
merikos labdaringas organiza-
cijas isdavineti corporate" af-
fidavitus; tai reiskia, affidavit
tus pasirasytus ne tik indivi-
dualiu sponsoriu (garantuotojp,
remeju), bet ir lab d aringu
draugiju bel susivienyjimu var
du. Laisko Anglisko teksto is
trauka seka: "The Presidents
directive of December %, 49,
45, provides for the issuance
by American welfare organiza-
tions of corporate affidavits of
support approved by the At
torney General"
Isduodami Was pagal Pre-
zidento direktyva, JAW. kon-
sulatai duoda rirmenybe val
kams naslaiciams. Konsuliari-
Mai valdininkai stengiasi, skir-
stydarni Was, islaikyti visiS-
ka ileidimu lygybe tarp ivairiu
DIP religiniu grupiu, neduodant
pirmenybes nei vienai religijai.
Taciau del didesnio zydisku or
ganizaciju sugebejimo sudary-
ii savo zmonems corporate"
affidavitus, yra praktiskai taip
iseje kad dauguma ivaziuojan-
ciu DIP imigrantu yra zydai.
Kita to fakto priezastis yra ia,
kad daugurna asmenu, galincil
pasinaudoti buvusia Vokietiios
quota" yra Vokiskieji .zydai.
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tiniams, kaip kvotos imigrarl-
tans. Del to patarnavimo jos
galetu padaryti zygi j Attor-
ney General arba bent efek-
tingai santykiauti SUI kuria is
zemiau nurodytu organizaciju,
kurios turf Attorney General
pritarima:
a. United States Committee
for the Care of European Chill
dren, 215 Fourth Ave-, New
York 8, N. Y.
b. War Relief Services -
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference, $50 Fifth Ave-, New
York /, N. Y.
c) international Rescue and
Relief Committee, 103 Park
Ave, New York, N. Y.
d. Church World Service, 81
East 36th ST., New York Is,
N
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O.. P. NJ

Tokia antraste SIN. Balandzio
10 d. Congressional Record bu-
vo atspausdinta Mar y a n d 0
Kongresmano Edward T. Mil
ler susirasinejimas tuo klau-
simu SUI JAW. Valstybes De-
partamentu. Hon. Edward T..
Miller laisku uzklause Valsty-
bes Departamenta apie dabar-
tine JAW. politika kaslink is
vietintuju asmenu imigracijos j
JAW. To laisko tekstas, drau-
ge SUI atsakymu, gautu is G.
]. Raering, Valstybes Departa-
mento Vizu Skyriaus virsinin-
ko, rasytu Balandzio 2 d., 1947
M, minimama Congressional
Record talpinami istisai.
Hon. Miller savo laiske raso
kad jis caves informaciju is
Bremeno, is kur daugumoie
vyksta DIP transportai j JAW.
jog didele dauguma tn DIP imi-
grantu esq nepaprastai bloga-
me sveikatos stovyje; jog tarp
ju esama~ daug daugiau seno
amziaus zmoniu, negu .iaunu,
darbingu zmoniu; ir kad is 12,-
900 lig siol iplaukusiu DIP ini-
grantu skaiciaus, 80 nuosim-
ciu sudaro zydai. Hon. Miller
laiSke praso Valstybes departa-
mento informacijos del virsni-
netu klausimu, ir ypac teirau-
jasi, ar Valstybes Departanien-
tas yra ivykdes kokius nors
pakeitimus bendrose imigraci-
jos taisyklese.
Valstybes Departamento vi
zu Skyriaus vissininkas CD.
Haering taip atsako: vykdant
DIP imigracijos programa, nu-
statyta Prezidento Trumano di-
rektyva is Gruodzio %, 1945
M, Amerikos konsuliariniai val
dininkai, isduodantieji Was, tu-
ri laikytis esamu imigracijos
istatymu ir taisykliu, iskaitant
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-09

.NORS gatvemis fronto linkui dabar
nuolat dardejo ivairus vezinai, Wis tick
btlvau f1usiteikes skeptiskai. II. Skaiciu
kad Vokieciai 81 kara jau pralaimejo. To-
del sakiau kad reikia pasinaudoti gera pro-
ga il vaziuoti Viennon
- Jeigu kur kitur, = S tare, - tai
dar nevaziuoeiau, bet j Vienna visuomet.
Reikia pamatyti ta garsuji miesta.
Jau ilgai laukeme isyykimo dienos.
Bet isvykimas Wis buvo atidedamas. Galu
gale tapo paskelbta galutine isvykimo da-
ia - Rugpjucio 19 d., 10 valanda ryto.
Mudvieju bagazas jau buvo supakuo-
tas = karta pasijudinus, kaip sakoma, to-
liau lengva riedeti. Geru pazystamu, su
kuriais reiketu atsisveikinti, Kretingoje
kaip ir neturejau Tx drauge SUI S pada-
rene vizita vietos teisejui, kuris kelionei
dar idave puoda tauku...
Uzrakine buta ir rakta padave kai-
mynysteje gyvenaneiam eiguliui, istrauke-
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
XII. Gyvenimas KretingOie

AS BENDRAVAU daugiausia SUI S,
mes musu palinkimai daugiausia sutiko.
Graham orui esant drauge eidavome
paupi pasikepinti sauleje Vakare gaudy-
davome zinias ir gandus: kur yra frontas
kas dedasi Vokietijoje. =. Taip praslink-
davo diena.
. Guilt eidavome apie 10 v. Ponas S
uzimdavo savo lova, ponas - sudedama,
Q ntisu su S pasitiesdavome ant grindu.
Bet vos sugulus, apie 11-12 beveik kas max
tt imdavo staugti sirenos. Tuomet visi
kuogreiciausia pasokdavome ir begdavo-
me uz miesto Prasededavome pagriovy-
je valanda, dvi, klausydami bombardavimo
griaudimo ir ziuredami j tolimu gaisru
pasvaistes. Pc to grizdavome namon ir
likusia nakties dali .jau raI1iai miegodavo-
me.
Slinko vienodos dienos. Frontas pa
mazu artejo. Kretingoje pasirode pabe-
geliu is Siauliu . Naktiniai aliarmai
daresi Wis daznesni. Begiojimas is miesto
pagaliau, tick igryso. kad mudu SUI S nu-
tareme pasijieskoti nakvynes kaime. Vie
ma popiete isejome uz miesto ir cia apsi-
dairem kur grazesne sodyba. Pasirinke
viena, raudonai nudazytu stogu, patrauke-
me jon. Tai buta vienuolyno ukio. Vie
nuolis ukvedys mus sutiko labai maloniai,
pavaisino desra ir gira, bet nakvynes ne
dave, nes, sake, nebesa vietos, kelios Sci
mos is miesto jau miegancios. Patare
kreiptis pas kaimyna - stambu ukininka.
Sis, daug nekalbedamas leido nakvoti dar-
zineje ant sieno, su salyga zinoma kad at
sargiai apsieisime su ugninli. -
Dabar kas vakara pasieme D tn S
traukdavome nakvoti pora kilometru is
miesto, ir skaniai miegodavome ant kva-
paus sieno, visai lnesirupi!ndamii aliarnais.
Ukis, kuriame nakvojome, buvo stan-
bus ir tvarkingas. Visos trobos buvo nau-
jai pastatytos. Paties ukininko sunus tar
navo Kretingoje, dukte mokinosi gim-
nazijoje. Pas ta ukininka vakare gauda-
vome Ultra pieno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-09

Dalykas toks kad kaip tik tue metu
pro Kretinga ejo Vokieciu kariuomenes
pastiprintimai. Antra, Kretinga atva-
ziavo firr1os "Bauhuete Litauen" atstovas
ir rinko darbininkus darbams j Viennos
apylinkes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-09

IAlP nlekO neVe1kdamaS lSgyVenau
Kretingoje keleta savaiciu. Frontas su-
stoio kazkur apie Siaulius, apie ivykius
Vokietijoje sklido ivairus gandai. -: Me-
toll kretingos, prize Kartenos, pradejo kas-
ii apkasus Is pradziu is Rytprusiu atvy-
ko medziokliniais sautuvais ir kastuvals
ginkluoti semi baurai, paskui - burial
uniformuotu vaiku, Hitlerio jaunimas Ne
trukus ir vietos gyventoJus pasauke dar-
bans. Gatvese prasidejo vyru gaudymas
ir paupyje kepintis pasidare nesaugu: -.
S negalejo pakesti toxic netvarkingo
gyvenimo, jis butinai nOrejo j kalp gallma
greiciau sunormuoti.
Nutarem bandyti istoti gelezinkeliu
tarnybon. Prizes kick laiko maciau skel-
bima kad Vokieciu gelezinkeliams darbui
vietoie ir reiche reikalingi ivairus darbi-
ninkai. Man tai atrodo geriausias budas
isvykti Vokietijon. Taigi, mudu patrau-
keme stoties link.
S turejo pazystama gelezinkeliu poll
cijos 'virsininka pas kurl uz sukome In"
formaciju. Sis tuojau paskambimo Lie
tuvi,l stoties virSininkui (buvo ir Vokle-
ciu stoties virsininkas), kuris paprase uz-
eiti - paziuresias, ka galima padarytl.
Tuojau nuejome. Atvirai iSdesteme
reikala. Pasakeme kad norime pasldaryt
gelzkelieciais, kad evakuacijos atveju ga
letume isvykti Vokietijon. Stoties virsi-
ninkas suprato reikala. Jis paaiskino kad
laisvos yra tik kelios darbininku vietos,
kurioms galetu priimti mus, tik reikia pa
duoti prasyma ir, svarbiausia, gauti Dar-
DO istaigos paskyrlma.
Oar ta pacia diena paraseme prasy-
mus ir kita ryta nuejome ] Darbo istaiga
Cia rastines kambaryje radome viena Lie
tuyi tarnautoja, kuriam ir pasakeme rel
kala. Jis tare:
- Blogu laiku pataikete - Vokietis
yra. -. zinot, dabar joliu skyrimQ media
roma - visi siunciami apkasu kasti. Ma,
bet palaukit, gal kaip nors sutvarkysiu. ::
Jis paeme kortele II eme greit rasyti
mano paskyrima. Bet tue metu, kaip ty-
cia, atsidare kabineto durys ir rastinen IN
ejo ruda uniforma uzsivilkes raudonskruo-
sits storulis.
Jisai tuojau uzklause: "Ko Sic Emo
mes nori?"
Tarnautojas eme aiskinti kad esame
nepakeiciami specialistai, reikalingi Kre-
tingos gelezinkelio stociai.
- Dabar, - storulis tare, = joklu
skyrimu. Visi turi apkasus kasti! Pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-09

.Ponas Haering paduoda sekan-
cius skaitmenis, parodan c | u s
kick ivairiu religiju isvietintie-
Stems isduota inigracijos vizu
'nuo Prezidento direktyvos iei-
galejimo pradzios Kovo 81, 49,
46, Xxi Sausio 81, 1947:
Kataliku .......... 2,l73
zydu 9,627
Protestantu -. 1869
Kitu -. 705
Viso 80. 14,474
Baigdamas poras Haering pa
zymi, kad statistines ir kito-
kios zinios apie svetimtauciV
imigracija j JAW. randasi De-
partment of Justice, 1mmigra-
tion and Naturalization Service.
Americas Lietuviu salpos bel
labdaros organizacijos, kaip B.
ALF (naujas adresas: = los
Grand St., Brooklyn II, N. "
ir susivienijimai, kaip S. l.. a.
(3O7 w. 30th ST., New York
l, N. W ir L.R.K.S.A. (73 E.
South St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.)
turf geros progos patarnauti 81
corporate" affidavitais tren-
The Republican., 1947-11-20

over by the Federal government, as
the L. S. Employment Service and
later as the War Manpower Commits
sion. ITS offices from May, 1915 un-
til NovemLcr, 1915, were in the
Nance building, Third street, but
after Dr., Mance's return from service,
the offices were moved to the Hine-
baugh building, Third street.
The original office was stated by
two persons. There is now a staff Of
four Two divisions function as a CO.
ordinate unit Charles L. Briner is
manager Of the Unemployment Com
pensation Division, assisted by Miss
Mae Popish, senior clerk. Mr.. Mann
IS manager Of the Employment Ser
vice division, the other staff member
being Mrs. Mary NJ. Browning, senior
typ;st, who also performs duties Of
interviewer as required.
The Republican., 1947-11-20
Employment Security
Office Moving Monday

The Oakland office Of the Depart
ment of Employment Security for
Maryland, now located in the Hine-
baugh building on Third street, viii
move to a new location, the second
floor of the Nally building, 10 Alder
street, on Monday, November "A, it
has been announced.
The services offered by this office
include leferral and placement Of
qualified veterans and civilians in
private industry; counseling service
to disabled veterans and other handi-
capped persons; special guidance and
counseling to youths entering the lab
OF market; advice to veterans on
farm, home or business loans; on-the-
job training, etc, according to Mil
burn w. Mann, manager Of the En-
ployment Service Division.
Special services are rendered by
representatives of the Veterans Ad-
ministration, the Maryland Veterans
Commission and the Social Security
Administration who make regularly
scheduled visits to the Oakland office.
All claims for unemployment com
pensation as well as the veterans ad-
iustment allowance are handled and
processed for payment by the unem-
ployment compensation division. This
The Republican., 1947-11-20
f. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta. West Virginia
Market Report, November II, 1947

Today's receipts were good, market
was active and prices remained firm.
Hogs, Choice weights, $23.SO to
$500; Heavy weights and packing
sows, $13.l0 to $2O6O; Pigs and
shoats, $3.50 to $4,000 per head
Calves, Good, $23.60 to $28.10;
Medium, $3.50 to $21O0; Common
and cuIls, $13.75 to $3.50.
Bulls, $11.00 to $21.00; Cows, $500
to $15.10; Cows by the head, $4,000
to $4,000; Steers, $3.50 to $24OO;
Heifers, $500 to $21,30; Heiferettes,
$500 to $1,000; Stock Cattle, $51.00
to $500 per head.
Lambs, Blues, $21.50 to S22.1O;
Reds, 5000; Yellows, $171O; Com
mon, $12.10; Culls, $5.75; Ewes, $1.5O
to $1,000; Bucks, $3.50 to $12.OO;
Horses, $500 to $1575O; Chickens,
$500 to $4,000; Turkeys, $3.50 to
$4,000
The Republican., 1947-11-20

vile, $50 to 1880 d. III.
Monday, December l, Kitzmillcr,
$3.50 a. N. to 1890 a. m.
Ray 0. Horne, from the Safety de
rartment Of Motor Vehicles, BaIti-
more, will assist in the inspection.
The Republican., 1947-11-20
To Inspect School Buses

The second inspection of all school
buses and cars which transport school
children for the present school year,
viii be held as follows, according to
John L. Fitzwater, supervisor of pupil
personnel:
Monday, November "a, Oakland, 8
a. m. to II noon; Bloomington, 1:3O
p m. to 2:30 p. m.
Tuesday, November 25, Accident,
9 a. m. to 10:3O a, M; Grantsville, II
a. m. to 3 p. m.
Wednesday, November 26, Friends
The Republican., 1947-11-20
DIED
MRS. CHARLES FJLk

Mrs. Lucy Ann Hauser Fuik, wife
of Charles Fulk, of Sunnyside, south
of Oakland, died Monday morning
about 5:15 o'clock at the home Of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gladstone Morris, Oak street,
She had been in i'll health for the
The Republican., 1947-11-20

nent in the Red House church ceme-
terry. Services were at o'clock and
were in charge Of Rev. Elwood
Hadser, of Johnstown, Pa, assisted
by Dr.. A. X Jones, church pastor.
The Republican., 1947-11-20

Oailand; and Rev. L. Roy Hauser,
Clcarfeld, Pa.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon from the Red
House Lutheran church. with inter
The Republican., 1947-11-20

the Weekend with Vida Warwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon burst, of
GrantsviIle, visited at the Elmer
burst home on Sunday.
The Republican., 1947-11-20

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coils also oct protective DETECTING gloss pieces metal
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give traction m ice.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Fatal Shooting by Officer
Held JusfifiabIe al Inquest

A verdict Of justiflable homicide
was returned in a coroner's inquest
Saturday in the fatal shooting of
a 34-year-old man Friday night by
a special officer at the Dunbar
Hotel, 2015 Fifteenth street NV.
The dead man, identified as John
T. Morris, colored, Of the 100 block
of Rhode Island avenue NV, at
tackled and threatened the life of
the officer, according to police. The
officer who was exonerated in the
shooting was Joseph T. Scott, SO, of
the 100 block of Morse street NE.
Mr.. Scott had been summoned to
a disturbance on the fifth floor of
the hotel and was attempting to
remove the man for disorderly con-
duct.
Morris was shot in the chest,
police said, after he told the officer
"I am going to kill your and
reached for rear pocket. He was
pronounced dead by Deputy Coroner
Christopher j. Murphy. No weapon
was found on the victim, police said.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Robert A. Neary Funeral
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Requiem high mass for Robert A.
Neary. 40, an official In the Office of
labor of the Agriculture Depart
ment, who died Saturday at Cas-
ualty Hospital, will be said at 8 am
tomorrow at st. Anthony's Catholic
Church, 1890 Lawrence street.-the.
The Rev. John Dressed, assistant
pastor, of the church, will off1ciate
Burial will be In Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
Mr.. Neary, who came on Wash
ington in 1890 from Denver, Colo,
was a native of Lead, S. D. He was
a graduate of Regis College, Den
yer, and received a Master Of Arts
degree from Catholic University in
1892. After leaving school he
worked for the NRA for four years,
and then joined the Agriculture De-
partment. At the time of his death
he was chief of the shelter and feed
ing Office in the labor Office.
He was member of the Holy
Names Society of st. Anthony S
Church and belonged to the Cath
olic Association for international
Peace. He lived at 1882 Varnum
street NE.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Neary; three sons, Robert, 8,
and Patrick, Z, students at st. An
thongs Parochial School, and John,
S; his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Neary, Los Angeles, and three
brothers, Frank Neary, Burbank,
Calf; Ralph L. Neary, Pueblo, Colo,
and j. Stuart Neary, Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1947-04-07

tive of Syracuse, N. Y, had been a
general practitioner in Mount
Rainier for the last six years. He
lived at 3215 Varnum street, Mount
Rainier.
He first came to Washington in
1922 to study law and received his
masters degree at George Wash
ington University law school in 1926.
He practiced law here for 10 years
and then began his study OF
medicine.
He attended the University OF
Maryland and George Washington
Medical School, receiving his MD.
in 1941. He was past president OF
the District Hebrew Beneficial As
sociation, past secretary Of the
Prince Georges County Medical
Society, member Of the Jacoby
Society of Washington, the District
Bar Association and the B'nai Birth.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Bessie B. Lavine; three children,
Marilyn, Lawrence N. and Stewart;
three brothers, DR.. Leonard L. and
DR.. Oscar Lavine, both of Mount
Rainier, and DR.. Harold H. Lavine,
Washington, and three sisters, Miss
Anne M. and Miss Bessie r. Lavine,
both of Mount Rainier, and Miss
Estelle Lavine, who is attached to
the United States consulate in
Vienna, Austria.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Funeral tomorrow
For Y. F. BIakesIee,
Retired Navy Captain

Funeral services for Capt. Victor
Franklin Blakeslee, 48, U.S.N., re-
tired, former Navy press officer and
head baseball coach at the Navy
Academy in 1929, who died Sat-
urday in Lake Worth, Fla, will be
held at noon tomorrow in Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Capt. Blakeslee, who was born In
Locksport, Ill.,, was graduated from
the Academy in 1919. He had been
company commander there and
was captain of the baseball team
and member of the football squad.
Until recently he lived here at the
Westchester Apartments.
Retired In 1924 because of physical
disability, he returned to active duty
in 1899 in the Office Of Public, Re-
lations. During World War II he
served as assistant public relations
officer for the Pacific Fleet under
Admiral Nirnitiz and was command
ing officer Of Navy supply base in
England. He also served in Mos
COW dS dSolctdAG 1ldfdt dbGdC1iC 1Ol
air. He returned to inactive duty
last August.
Before his return to active duty
he was in the investment securities
business in Philadelphia and later
travelled in Europe and the Far East
as lecturer and writer. He was in
Vienna on the day Chancellor Dol
fuss was killed and in Munich when
Hindenburg died and Hitler became
chancellor.
He was author of 'sFightingship of
the U. S. A. and co-author of several
books on Russia, FIRST to Go Back"
and New Worlds for Old" He was
q member OF the Manufacturers
Club, Officers' Club and the 100 Club
of Philadelphia.
His widow, Mrs. Trina Skariatina
Blakeslee, survives.
Honorary pallbearers viii be Rear
Admirals T. S. Combs, A. K. Doyle,
G. D. Glover, and Capts. A. D. Black
ledge, j. B. Carter, F. G. L. Dettman,
D. S. Fahrney and w. F. Hepburn.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Ii. Col. ]. +. ToInpkins
Dies; Was Veteran
OF War With Spain

1t. Col. James Frederic Tompkins
80, u. s. A., retired, veteran OF the
SpaniEh- American War and Worle
War / and former inspector 81
collectors Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. died yesterday Of hear
ailment In Mount Alto Hospital.
Col. Tompkins, who lived at 462i
North Twenty fourth street, Airing
ton, Va, was born in KershaV
County, S. c. He was the son Of
Robert Edward and Nancy Rebecca
Tompkins.
He entered the Army as volun-
teer during the Spanish American
War and served with the 9th Cav
airy. He served both in Cuba and
the Philippines during the war. In
World War I he was In the Graves
Registration Service, assisting in
the planning of American ceme-
teries in France.
After retiring from active duty
in 1920 he became an inspector Of
collectors of the Internal Revenue
until he retired because of Ill health
in 1914. He was a Master Mason
in Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 33,
and member of the American
Legion.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs,
Mary E. Tompkins; son, James
Frederic, jr., of Arlington; three
daughters, Mrs. Arthur Cayley Davis
of UUo e1,iy,ofoy, hfrc EyIcay,n Dat.
|terson Warner, New York City, and
Miss Helen Charlotte Tompkins, Ar
lington; two brothers, Col. Edmond
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Mrs. Anneid vickeTs Dies;
Resident Here for II Years

Mrs. Anneta Smith Vickers. rs, Z
resident Of Washington for the lasl
II years, died yesterday at hel
home, 4522 Fourteenth street NV.
after an illness Of three weeks.
A native of Westmoreland County
Virginia. she was the widow oi
Charles Edgar Vickers, retired, who
died about three years ago. She
was member Of the NeWland tVa.)
Christian Church.
Surviving are six daughters: Mrs
May Patterson. Montross. Va; Mrs.
Viola Compton. 1913 Massachusetts,
avenue Sc: Mrs. Josebelle Meal
lister. 1870 Fourteenth street NV;
Mrs. Mabel Dali, A407 Iowa avenue
NV. Mrs. Virginia Crane and Mrs
Meta Smith, both Of the Fourteenth
street address: two sons, Thomas 9,
Vickers, Silver Spring. Md, and
Charles S. Smith, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue Sc, and II grand
children.