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Evening star., 1948-01-19
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BLADEN, BERNARD s.. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear husband, BERNARD
8. BLADEN, who departed this life 10
And who. though absent. is just as dear;
And while he lies in peaceful sleep
His memory H1s noV1aG ieSl sasaxS VIE kses smAuDE
BROWN. LILLIAN N. In loving memo
ries Of LILLIAN N. BROWN, who departed
i944. "a 'e A''' ~ '
on to your grave we wander.
Flowers we lay with gentle care
Over the one ,,I' we love t.so,.s SO dearly Fly.
We miss the sound of your footsteps
And your voice since you have gone,
And though we no longer see you
In our hearts you still live on.
LOVING MOTHER. SISTER AND DAD.
Thy will be done, o Lord,
We do not dare complain.
For in our hearts we know
That our loss is AGaT EHSr faA8ANA. faA,a8:A
In my heart your memory fingers
rhsre as1ss Is not sshaefd day yong dear anf Iian
That l DO not think q auN4 SsP' LUCY.
And death is not the end,
But there Is lovelier and clear view
Beyond the rivers beng; I1ar sA,y,r =.
CHEW, s. DANIEL. In sad but loving
eTesa fassef ef 1ANG GEn sho %
departed this life three years ago today,
January 10, 1945.
Just when life was the sweetest
And you could have lived your best,
The gates of heaven opened
HIS Iov1NG WIFE. KATIE CHEW; De
ySi4Hp6 E2THR RAusoNFERN aMslE cEARnNcE f Mhs
VEST. -
HAWKINS, WILLIAM Z. AND JAMES E.
In loving remembrance OF my dear brotn,
ers WILLIAM E. HAWKINS, who departed
this fe thirty1ye years aGS Rssem5eG aso
departed this life thiIty-two years ago to-
day January 19, 1915.
But only for a little while
Our loved ones leave Ven, our ISL sishs, I,.,.
In Gods eternal light.
LOVING SISTER MAMIE V. sLAoeH-
HUNT, WILLIAM ARTHUR. In Icy
aaTHR q my HSN esSEfd Whs
this life six years ago today, January
Those we love go out Of sight.
They are cherished in the hearts
or those they leave behind.
Sometimes it is hard to see
Why loved ones s. have tr,I, to part; r cod
ef'ns 'Hm0It a1s LOVING WIFE. IDA. =
KIBBLE, MARY E. In loving memory
of our dear mother and granomother,
MARY E. KIBBLE, who departed this NE
iss5''- isss three years ago TO-DAY January 49,
As long as life and memory last
We will always think Of you. !.
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
PRYOR, OSCAR H.. In loving lg. msmory panag
today, January 10, 1910.
Far. from this world Of toll and strife
His labors of mortal life
HIS I5sss pfSoTEp e Wifi WIFE CHILDREN AND
GRANDDAUGHTER, IRENE PRYOR; 217,
dWENpoLYN WHSTsS : skfPPER. si ~
ROGERS, MARY e. AND WILLIAM h.
In loving remembrance of our dear mother.
MARY E. ROGERS. who departed this LIE
sd sHeny oSs ssars desf tqasS 2aser Ii
nine years ago, January IL, 1913.
The flowers we place upon their graves
May wither and decay,
But the love for those who sleep beneath
Will never fade away.
Deep in our hearts lies picture
OF loved ones laid to rest:
In memorys frame we shall keep 1t,
THEIR DEVOTED SONS, HERBERT AND
KENNETH.
wEIGEL, SOPHIA d. In loving re-
membrance OF my dear wife, SOPHIA D.
WEIGEL. who passed away fourteen years
ago today, January 10. 1884.
Her loving face hope to see again,
Though the days have passed away;
Sleep on, dear wife, and take you rest.
miss you most, who loved you best.
HER HUSBAND.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Dr.. W. D. FaIes Dies;
Served With Treasury
And GAO for 40 Years

DR.. Warren Dexter Fales, 80, of
|1914 Grace Church road, Silver
Spring, retired physician, who
served for 40 years with the Treas
Iury Department and General Ac-
counting ONCE, died yesterday at
the Washington Sanitarium, Ia
koma Park, after a short Illness.
A native of Cheona, Ill, DR.. Fales
was graduated from the State Uni
versity at Normal, ILL.,, and Colum-
bia Medical School, now George
Washington University. He also was
graduated from the Washington
College of Law.
DR.. Fales came to Washington In
1892 and had been resident OF
Silver Spring for more than Is
years. For many years he served
as commanding officer of the Field
Hospital Corps, District National
Guard. He was a member of the
Warren G. Harding Lodge of Ma
sons, the Mount Vernon Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons; Washington
Commandery, Knights Templar; a
past patron of Esther Chapter, No.
5, OES. He was a member of the
Society of Mayflower Descendants
and of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.
DR.. Fales retired about 10 years
ago.
Surviving are his widow. DR.. Ella
r. Fales, also retired physician:
three sons, Bruce D., Warren D.
and John H., all of Silver Spring,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
10:30 am. Wednesday at the War
ner E. Pumphrey funeral home,
8434 Georgia avenue. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
D. Roger EngIor Dies;
Admiralty Lawyer
BY the Associo.sd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. I'D. Roger
Englar, "a, admiralty lawyer who
represented many American and
British shipping interests, died last
night.
He formerly was admiralty counsel
to the War Shipping Board, World
War ! agency, and was q former
president Of the Maritime Law Asso-
citation of the United States.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Dratha

ToMLINsoN, ELSIE B. On Saturday;
fea 1anuaEy a,Iu EosnIt., Il 1913 at Meynt
&: z!$: $;i.' e.. :$s y: =: ;$
til Tuesday, as,v,ss. Januasy sy,;sta1 20 at eso
tional Cemetery at 10 am.
vANN, MARILYN. On Saturday. jan
Mafilyn Mar vann Of 35o1 18th st. n W. be.
loved daughter OF EnSch noe j. and MAR Mary B
yans ynera aome ssof 3 fne l4sh st. nM
WEDNESDAY. January a1. at 3 pm. 19ter- 19a
VAUGHAN, CLIFFORD KISER. On Sun
day, January Is. 194s, at the residence
eRTosp Ct Pr snufhssE KsER 3 VSuaEAa wife Of
late James Oscar Vaughan of Atlanta,
vaughan Gelly Of Washington, .. G, and
hTs sasch MdFen rs sS9Fs saSee hC1hf e @
Sacred Heart Church. Atlanta. Ga. on
Tuesday. January 20. at 10 am. Inter
ment Atlanta. Ga.
wENNER. MAX W. On Friday. Janu-
ary 16. 194s, in Sarasota, Fla, MAX ".
Wenner of POTOMAC, Md. Remains resting
at the Colonial Funeral Home OF VIM:
Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville, Nd. after,
services from the. above funeral home,
ment raafs RsccsSiiie sSHS Union lon Cemetery. 70
wINsLOw, MILTON. Suddenly, on Sat
urday, January y, 194s, MILTON WINS
Low husband Of MIS- Maftam a;na ,sans,gg Winslow'
somery. m T He also 81 is sur survived 81 two nieces
and two nephews and other relatives and
sssRSs Heme Esssas e14 IL e.
Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Dr.. Patterson WurdIuw,
Southern Educator, Dies
By fhs Assoeio.sd Pres,

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Jan. 19.-Dr.
Patterson Wardlaw, SO, an educator
for 60 years, died yesterday at a
hospital here after weeks illness.
DR.. Wardlaw was known through
out the South for his work in
teacher training.
He retired in 1889 after IS years
on the faculty at the University of
South Carolina, So of them as dean
of the department of education and
director Of the school of education.
He was graduated at Erskine Col
lege in 1880, and later studied at the
University of Virginia and Princeton
University.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Robert A. Weyer Dies;
AP Truffic Executive
BY ths A.soeiuted Press

EAST ORANGE, n. j., Jan. 49,
Robert A. Weyer, SO, Associated
Press Traffic Bureau chief at New
ark, died last night at Orange
Memorial Hospital a few hours after
suffering stroke at his home.
He was a native Of Boracho, Tex,
and before he joined the Associated
Press at Texarkana, Tex, in 1919 he
was railroad telegrapher.
He served in Associated Press bu-
reaus in Milwaukee, Davenport.
Iowa: Des Moines, Kansas City and
Syracuse, N. Y, before eoming to
Newark. He became traffic chief at
Newark two years ago.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
freeman Dies as Trial
Nears for Perjury
In War Frauds Probe

Joseph r. Freeman, wartime rep
resentative Of the Garsosn muni-
tions combine here, died in Los
Angeles yesterday as he was pre-
pairing to defend himself against
a perjury charge growing out of the
May Carson war frauds case.
Freeman, who was SO, died OF a
recurring heart ailment which re-
suited in his collapse last year
while he was testifying in the trial
of former Representative Andrew j.
May and Henry and Murray Cars
son.
He was indicted with May and the
Garssons on charges Of conspiring
to defraud the Government but won
a directed verdict of not guilty
while the other three men were con-
Wcted.
He was scheduled to face trial
here January 81, however, on per-
jury indictment returned by Dis
trict grand jury last March 10.
Entered Hospital Wednesday.
This indictment charged Free
man with lying under oath when
he told the grand jury Investigating
the May Carson case that he had
not solicited money for Mays cam
paign from Edward D. Feldman,
head Of the Atlas Carbon and Clay
Co. of Los Angeles. A $1,000 check,
which the grand jury said May en-
dorsed, was involved.
Members Of Freeman's family
said he had been Ill for year and
suffered another heart attack three
weeks ago. He entered Cedars of
Lebanon Hospital last Wednesday
and died there early yesterday.
During his testimony before the
Senate War Investigating Com
mittee, Freeman was obviously
ailing. His low-voiced testimony
frequently was hindered by cough
ing spells.
When the case reached District
Court, Freeman collapsed on the
stand and the remainder of his
testimony had to be taken at his
bedside in Doctors Hospital.
Native of England.
A native of London, Freeman
came to Boston as youth and
resided in California for more than
20 years.
He was a familiar Washington
figure, having first come to the
Capital in 1896 as a $50-a-day
lobbyist for Los Angeles County in
its fight for a flood control project.
Testimony on Capitol Hill and in
District Court described him as the
Carson contact man" At the
trial, Justice Henry A. Schweinhaut
directed that Freeman be freed
because the Government failed to
connect him with alleged bribes of
more than $4,000 by the Garssons
to May.
Freeman is survived by his second
wife, Alexandra, and 1-year-old
daughter, Alexandra Jane, as well
as five sons of his first marriage,
Joseph, jr.; Edward, Albert, Arnold
and Robert. His first wife died
three years ago.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Mrs. Sophie ToyIor,
FIorodoru Girl, Dies
BY the Assoeioted Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 19.-Mrs.
Sophia A. Taylor, Broadway actress
of the 1880s and understudy for
Lillian Russell, died here yesterday
at IS.
She was a member Of the original
Floradora Sextet in New York and
played leading roles in such pro-
ductions as "Evangeline" and "The
Pirates Of Penzance."
Her husband, the late Milton Tay-
lor, was q stockbroker and member
of the Pennsylvania Governors staff.
She and a sister operated beauty
shops in hotels here for a number
Of years after her husbands death.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Dr.. Joseph Apple Rites
At Hood COLLEGE Set
BY the Associofed Press

FREDERICK, Md, Jan. 1s.-
Funeral services for DR.. Joseph H
Apple, 81, president emeritus oi
Hood College, who died Saturday al
his home here, will be held at pm
tomorrow in Brobeck Hall, the col
lege chapel.
DIR. Apple was the colleges first
president and headed the institution
for II years.
DR.. Henry Irwin Stahr, president
of the school for girls, will offlciate
at the services. Burial will be in
Frederick.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Mrs. Leuh Helen Sobol,
Wife of CoIumnist, Dies
Ry fhs Assoeiafsd Prsss

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Leah
Helen Sobol, 81, wife of Louis Sobol
columnist of the New York Journal
American and King Features Syndi-
cate, died today in Doctors Hos
pital after a long illness. Her hus-
band was at her bedside.
Mrs. Sobol, the former Leah H
Cantor of Yonkers, N. Y, was mar
ried 20 years ago after Mr.. Sobol's
discharge from the Army in World
War +. She was a daughter of the
late Israel Cantor of Yonkers and
q cousin of AL Jolson, stage, screen
and radio star:
Among survivors are q daughter
Natalie, the wife of DR.. Ramon
Spritzler of Los Angeles; a grand
son, John; two brothers, Nathaniel
and Jack, and a sister, Rose.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Births Reported

Jack and Esther Ashley, girl.
William and Marian Adams, girl.
Earl Mlam and and Mariore Ia Seanass canter s air
William and Sophie Considine,, girl.
William and Mabel Dove, girl.
Charles and Jean Ellsry, girl.
Vernon and Gertrude Fleming, girl.
Herbert and Opal Fleshman, girl,
Trimble and Catherine Gaddis. girl.
Hugh and nd Elizabeth Glenn. girl.
Hollie and Elva Graves, girl:
Paul and Grace Hastings. girl.
James and Nancy Lathrop, girl.
Francisco and Hebe Llorens, girl.
Pete and Helen Lowery, girl.
Joe and Edna Long, girl.
George and Marie Marin, girl.
SsSsss sSis am ana Shia,s MMsTiila MIl r,S Sr
Alien MA and "f porethy af1nf Rosers, gers si: ssiri:
Michael and Alice Rudick. girl;
Ernest and Olive Sanchez, girl.
Kermit and Marion Stevens, girl.
Walter and Mary Stoessel. girl.
Leonard and Edith Simmer. girl.
James and 'yirgie Trayler, girl.
Leonard and Jimmie Altemus, boy.
Stokes and Annie Arnold. boy.
Linwood and Mamie Barber, girl:
Gailliard and Anna Bland. boy.
John and Edith Boiling, boy.
Henry and Dorothy Bracey. boy.
Ernest and Jennie Britt, boy.
James and Juanita Bronson. boy.
Daley and Beulah Bruce. boy.
Samuel and Carilla Carter, boy.
Melvin and Phoebe Clark, boy.
Cyril and Anna Croceker, girl,
Griner and Dena Cummings, girl.
Earl and Lillian Dudley. girl.
Ken and Kim Huie, girl.
Thomas and Errestine Ingram, boy.
On and Nancy Lee, boy.
Iwao and Toshiko Moriyama, boy.
Willie and Mary Muse, boy.
Cleveland and Florence McClaine, boy.
Thomas and Matte Nelson, girl.
Walter and Mary Patton. boy.
Charles and Martha Price, girl.
William and Wilhelmina Reynolds, boy
william and Nancy Roberts, girl.
John and Ellen Ross, boy.
James and Matte Simmons, boy.
William and Ruth Smith, girl.
Fulton and Julia Smith, boy.
James and Dorothy Speaks, boy.
Nelson and Marion Spriggs, boy.
John and Lillian Thompson, boy.
Noble and Hattie Wallace, girl.
Charles and Pauline Washington. boy.
Marcus and Celola Williams, girl.
George end Veola Wilson, girl.
Chih and Lucrecia Woo, boy.
Foe and Mabel Yao, boy.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Dr.. Charles T. Roche Dies;
Fred Snife's Physician
BY fhe A..oeioied Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 19.-
DR.. Charles F. Roche, SO, first physi-
clan to practice at Miami Beach,
died of a heart attack at the home
of patient in Fort Lauderdale last
night.
A native Of Bay City, Mich, he
came here in 1922 as house physician
for the Carl G. Fisher Hotels. He
was an outstanding heart specialist.
DR.. Doche was physician to Fred
Snite, infantile paralysis victim who
has lived for number of years In
an iron lung.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Dr.. Holmes w. Merton,
Medical Artist, 86, Dies

BY the AssoeIofed FTess
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--Dr. Holmes
Whittier Merton, 86, author and
medical artist, died yesterday. His
physiological charts Influenced the
revision of high school and college
teaching of physiology in the latter
part of the 10Th century.
He also was pioneer in the field
of vocational guidance and, in 1916,
at the request of the Government,
developed job analyses for Federal
clerical employees.
He was a native of Lebanon, Ohio.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Kiwonis President to Speak

DR.. Charles W. Armstrong, presi-
dent of Kiwanis International, will
address the Kiwanis Club of Wash
ington at noon Thursday at the
Mayfower Hotel on citizenship Re-
sponsibility-the Price Of Freedom" !"
Evening star., 1948-01-19

Some Peruvians regard the ruins
of the Inca empire as the work Of
supernatural beings.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
UarnH nf Uhanka

HIGGINS, FRANCIS LUCIUS. The fam
fly of the late FRANCIS HIGGINS ex-
presses since thanks for the beautiful
cards visits and flowers at the death of
their loved one. THE FAMILY.
JONES, HELEN L. The family of the
late HELEN L. JONES wishes to thank her
friends for the many kindnesses rendered
during her illness and for the beautiful
cards, letters, kilograms and the beautiful
flowers at her passing
Evening star., 1948-01-19
sYERsoN, 1st LIT. CHARLES ROBERT.

aRaSEfs Aaa5sTE F1sIal RohreF M 'n4Ess5a Ii 5a
TsSn sleysa hgssaaa son 81 II Mrs. COW Warsn
Martin Ryerson, and grandson q John Il;
Mitchell. Remains resting at Chamnetts;, t;,
TpsSrsi Reanssdaz. Homs ysndafy 5az I'm IL t. $50 @
Services at Fort Myer chapel, at pm
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
p Di'e lsI All aatonsl ea duaPds % are invitea to
attend in uniform. 2l
sAEEEls EPWN Eg1s proviasnes 1 sunaey ass
Pss DW1f y Lillian H. a. gae hf sataf ssle7sa
Mrs. Harry. Boss Friends may can at the
ave ave. : me-. el y where private Services viii be
hss On Tqssasy n4as Pssss ot so a oseFs nm
SARGENT, LESTER LII Lyman IEsr1R 1R fst. I'4
seioyed MAM sAMssMa hassana 81 2nnie ai TRhornS ssr
STb9 i R5sss Essard sHa pf sh!s e'
Go. Funeral HONG e9o1 l4th ,s.r1,.E::; St; NV;
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
SCHNEIDER, HATTIE NJ On Monday.
HATTIE HATTIE M NJ. scHNEIDER. Beloved mother
Of Mrs. Eleanor C. Kremer OF WsshinggtIon' IgIsa
both of Toledo, Ohio. Remains resting
at Chambers Funeral Home. SIT 11th st.
Sc. until Tuesday, January 29, at ~ p.m; m
SCOTT, FRED WINFIELD. On Sun
dt dy FRE aRn s. scoTT SON
M late ho%a bnsDasd Wnd 81 s and hasy sts Hsae
GaWiers asSTins chapei 1855 Pa. ave- @ unit
I pm: on Tuesday. January go, Services
,asaa4g sMATEhs b. isss IesErH II: H "a mo1fda
5sar H.sdr Of Efngb M .sr sher hfs Bsr
aense on & Wsdnssday; Janaarya j, yantpon1's Il ss
sbreh ssn m at requiem mass e ne
oIiYet, Cemetery. Relatives and frisnds sG
SIstNiS. MARY L. On Sunday January
1S. 194S, after long illness, MES ss MAhs MaSs,
Foster, Mrs Minnie Hawkins, Mrs. Pearl
Fox, Mrs. Margaret Janifer,. lie Roy. Grace
and Hazel Simms. She also Is survived
mains resting at Barnes & Matthews Fi::
funeral later.
SMITH, CHARLES A. On THURSDAY.
eaaREEs efnlsTy - sMira Ssovea tahr
Alice Smith, grandfather Of Viola, Smith
and brother of Otto, Albert and John
Smith; Mrs. Eleanor Winn and Mrs. Nellie
Kelley. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 11th st. Sc, on Monday, jan
vary ai'; 1s; at ESQ pm. Intermens Cedar is
STEWART, MAY. On Saturday. Janu-
St sE' NV, Nv MA NAY sTEwAKT HSs dsushtets q
the late Walter and Jane Fenwick Stew.
art, and aunt Of Mrs. Charles D: Lewis OF
Libbey, Miss, and Mrs. Gordon 3; Turner
of Princeton, N. J. Services at the 3. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV, on Tuesday. January 90 at $3.50 am,
thence to st. Mathews Cathedral, 18th st.
and Rhode Island ave- NV. where the
Holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered
at 9 am. for repose of her soul. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19
SYKES. HIBERNIA FRANCES. On Sat-
urday January II, I94s. at her resi-
FRANcEs FftSSi SYKES, wife M Of the late Hsnry
Sykes. beloved mother of Mrs. Hibernia
Saunders and Mrs. Frances johnson.
nother-fn-law of Wilmer F. Saunders
and Moses johnson. She also leaves. fveI
grandchildren, two great grandchildren,
asf apst 6 p a oer Tsssdss sssSss snuar5 ena
friends, friends may s ssIi at shs Y. Earnest Jarvis
neral services wednesday, January 21 at
pm at the Mount Gilead BAPTIST
NV. Rev. w. L. Turley ofnciatinR. Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1948-01-19
CHARLES ROGER.

On Sunday. January 1s, 194s,
+ g: ;
hoefer of Thurmont, Md. and Mrs. Elaine
Nelms of Baltimore. Md. Remains rest,
ing at Chambers GEORGETOWN Funeral
Home, 31st and NJ sts, NV. until Tues
day, January 20 at 1:30 pm. Graveside
services Arlington National Cemetery at
2 DIN,
Evening star., 1948-01-19

,, thAf"aNdi and members % of Pride o Of Airing:
XSH ton Lodge ,3s4; 1. B: P; 9. =
V2ll death of Brother WILLIAM H.
~ CHAPMAN on SATURDAY.. January
- II, .194S.. Session OF sor1oT
Fellows Hail, Arlington. Va, 8 pm. Fu-
neral Wednesday, January 81, at pm
at Liberty Baptist Church, 23rd st. be-
tween H and Eye, washington; 2. Ct,
WILLIAM R. MINOR. Sec'y.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C.


sHPs P aAfxfT Is4s sssa}Rs 81 resp e
eafps efhfs beeysd s9q father NJ
sbsr Mr Eesn y s HGssy Moaae nd FTSssT Fse r chds
ETlssds TTlsads mSy S,nsslI sa,I asms s. the
January 81. funeral services, THURSDAY.
January q at 1 g.mi at the Metro9psoli,aaa Is9s an
atins aSIh s's Relatives Rey and ends 'h nSsea S
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 2l
CLARK LEW LEWIS Departed d th!s S1s rasI lie
beloved brother of Mrs. Rosa Smith. He
also leaves to mourn TWO nieces, fve
ends hGss Il rests at M ah
sts. s.w. = Notice Of funeral later.
Gil cLEMMoNsIo otl ARTHgRi 4,, On = ssdNs sstnsdsy
%auds ads 1Tsa ave- lie Also 1sGs IS urryed By
one brother. -Burris Clemmons; two sisters,
Margaret Randall and Mary Mcclure. and
ing with L. E. Murray g. Son, 1885,. 10th
ST. NV, where funeral services Will be
held Wednesday, January II, at l pm
DONOtAN, WILLIAM Ou
January 16, .1e48, WILLIAM H. DONOVAN,
and and father Of Ellen Marie Wallace. Richard
b. william HI f. from ad the VI pea
Funeral Home, SIG II st. ne. ON Tuesday,
January. 30, at $3.50 am; thence to Holy
Name Church, where mass will be offered
at 8 am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
DORSEY, SARAH ALDEN. On Sunday,
January 1S, 194S, at her home, 104 Chevy
Chase dr.. Chevy Chase, Md, SARAH
ALDEN DORSEY in her nth year, be-
loved wife of Vernon M. Dorsey and daugh-
| ter of the late James M. and Charlotte
Bowie Alden. Remains resting at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
| VIM. Reuben Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
Funeral services and interment private.
DRAIN. SAMUEL: On Monday, Janu;,
| father of Alexander. Harry and Sydney
| Drain, Mrs. Joseph Rothenberg and Mrs.
Harold Ross. Funeral services from the
Bernard DanZansky &, Son. Funeral Home,
3501 18th st. NV. on Monday. January
10 at $3.50 pm. 1nterment Ohev Sholom
| Cemetery.
EVANS, HOWELL. Suddenly, on a Sat
VANS, the beloved husband Of Evelyn 4;
Evans and brother of Robert T. Evans OF
| Sunbury,' Pa. Services at the w. w. Deal
funeral Home, 1912 Georgia ave. NV,
on Monday, January 10. at 2 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
West Pittston, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-05
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Valstybes Kureja jau uzmigusi
didziuoju miegu. -.
IS ponios saulienes ir prelato
saulio pasakojimu paaiskejo,
jog velionis paskutiniuoju lai-
ku pradejes nustoti svorio.
Prizes savaite, bevaiksciodamas
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ties priezastis.
Nakti j pirmadieni (spaliu
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gonis uzmigo. Prelatas Saulys
nakti keliolika kartu lanke IL
goni jo miegamajame kamba-
RYE. Praejus kelioms valan-
doms, prelatui kilo itarimas, ar
ligonis dar gyvas, mes gulejo
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jota, bet paskum teko isitikin-
ii, kad DIR. Saulys jau nebegy-
vas. Tiksliai nebenustatyti, ka-
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Karstas imurytas j uola. Mi
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gametis Welcomes draugas, at
vykes laidotuves is Romos,
atsisveikinimo kalboje pasake:
| "Daktaras Jurgis Saulys ne
ras ramybes, kol jo kuno ne
priglobs Lietuvos zeme, kuria
velionis taip karstai mylejo".
Sic zodziai welcomes draugams
ir bendradarbiams liks testa-
mentu, kuri jie ivykdys, kai
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Nepriklausomybe.
A. Gerutis.
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