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C. f. Linoer,
Retired Cleric

The Rev. Charles !. Linger, rs
retired Methodist minister and
businessman. died Saturday in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. where be
had lived since he retired II
years ago.
Mr.. Linger was manager OF
the Nachman Furniture Co.
Ills Thirteenth street NV, for
many years. and had preached in
many Washington ptlpits for
more than 40 years. He was ac-
tive In both the BrightWood and
|Anacostia Methodist Churches
and served as minister Of the
Rosedale M. e. Church and the
Lyon Village Community Meth
|odist Church in Arlington.
A native Of washington, Mr..
Lingerss father. Henry, was pres
|ident Of the Anacostia Bank and
one Of the founders Of the FIRST
mattress factory here.
Mr.. Ldnger is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Grace B. Mason
|Linger. whom he married SIS
years ago: q son and four daugh-
tiers. all Of Arlington-Neil c.,
1916 North Jefferson street; Mrs.
Ruth Fernsler and Mrs. Dorothy
Muller. both Of 2Sl4 South
Eighth street; Mrs. Helen Sprin-
ger. 1870 South Pollard street;
Mrs. Harriet Wilt, 1887 North
Twenty-seyentll street; eight
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Services will be held tomorrow
In Fort Lauderdale. Burial will
be at 3 pm. Friday at National
Memorial Cemetery here.
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Brafha

TURNER, RALPH MCMILLAN. On sum
WsshIneton Aospitsi. Mashington. b. q.
hnsbara q Marion Davis Turner I'M III fatiss 81;
Ammcns. Tunsrsi viii be On q f1ssdsy >
October is. at pm, from The Eyeriy
sssionsl MEMORIAL psTk Pm, n eSassS.
VEST. MARGuKkIrr AMELIA. On
Mondax. October n. 1885, ct Fort
Mnfa HOME q Conysieseents. Alex
mother 81 Mrt. Ethel West Herbert
Of AiexandfiA, Va; Herbert r West
e Los angeles, Calf. Victor West
q strstiord :, Gem: and Leslie =:
s nay q sa sossn tRs wh,ssl.y fa aisnaii
ese s NV Nv a s. Asfs N wsdn.s:
day' October 70. e : pm; Irtssnent
terry. Union Toiunship. N 10
WnIFPLE. DIXIE. ON wednesday, oe-
Mm. DixIE wHlFpLk Seicved. vie vie
& COL ~, wtii mn,s.y 4. WniDPle vl n 9.
I'll ana y cisiIs wSippis. Rsn iaia:
resting at HysonE's Funeral Home.
400 81. ny. Funeral services
WI siiin :, hsid 70 Tie Fort Mysr chapsl.
90. at y pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 10
WIGCINs. GERTRUDE D. on sunday,
ncssssr ie; 1924 s e 2 =, e !. nsnsFsl
ss b Il n ss ssi SnS MY ssssr r va
Credit: Also surviving are two ennts.
her cousins, devoted friend. Willie
Toliyer; also other relatives md friends.
sr,end. noq ly, $1,000 - ~. 0e1eSsF IVY
CURE Funeral Home, 1920 9th 81.
nv. Funeral from the Third Baptist
Church. bth and Cue IS. NV. on
' .a=:s; ll SssSs's :asssi. Z:
WILSON. MAMIE i. On Monday, oeto-
ber II. 1855. at her residence, 37O9
Columbia pike, Arltneton. Va, MAMIE
Z; wilson and mother Of Richard n.
ton. w.. and Spencer 1s'f h., & wiIson
ved " two Sisters Ma oEsy Po suli
and Mrs; Emma Mccoy. and one
fSa W PIisnds pasa s; s an q k e.
Ives Funeral Home. 9s47 wilson blvd.
Afhneton; Va. where funeral services
WIN be held on Wednesday. October
n ls. az. a 2:3o Pm Intermsnt Columbia
=
sndris Hospital. KoHARN D. yAMIA.I
MOTTO, mother Of Mr.. j. L. Stern,
Jun Yamamoto and Mrs. sunni Taken
chi. Funeral services on Monday
Home. Boise, idaho.
EALONIs, CHARLEs 3. suddenly on
sunday October 10, 1855, 81 Prince
Georges General Hospital. chegerly,
Nd, CHARLES . zALONfg of sos
Jamestown I'd. HyattsviIie Nd. be-
eyed husband q Helen z zalonis and
also y survived By three brothefs,
John A.. Andrew J. and Martin zalonis;
three sisters. Mrs. AiberS Koziseiek.
Mrs. Frank ?, oxda and Mrs. Joseph
Roble. Friends may call 1t GaSci's
Funeral Home, Hyattsyille, Nd, where
prayers win be said on Wednesday.
October ~. At $50 an. thence to-
ct. jerome Catholic Church. Hystts-
vile. Nd. Whefe requiem mass viii
% offered et Am. for the repose Of
his soul. Relatives and friends tn
Nltsa. intermsni Ariinston National
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Mrs. John R. Redmun,
Wife Of Admiral

Mrs. Elizabeth Clemens Red
man, IS, widow of Rear Admiral
John r. Redman, commandment
q the 18th Naval District. San
Francisco. died Friday at the
Naval Hospital in Oakland, Calf.
A native Of Reno. New. she was
married In 1924.
Services were held yesterday
at Treasure Island, Calf. Burial
win be at 2 pm. Thursday at
Arlington Cemetery.
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Jose ortego, " Dies;
Spanish Philosopher

MADRID. Spain, oct. 10 R,,
Famed Spanish philosopher
Jose ortega y Gasset. n. died
today Of cancer.
Mr.. Ortega underwent an OPP
Grafton for cancer Of the liver
September "a, His condition
subsequently, worsened and he
was returned TO his Madrid
home.
He was born here May ., 1883.
After establishing . reputation
ss q writer and thinker, he be-
came 8 professor at the Univer-
sity Of Madrid in 1911. He later
lectured at various foreign uni
yersities and Ia 1p49 went to the
United States to speak at the
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Goethe celebration IN Aspen
Colo.
Helped Dethrone Alfonso
Mr.. Ortega was noted for out
spoken criticism Of Spanish re-
gimes Of various color. He wal
originally regarded as . leftist.
strongly opposed monarchy, and
contributed through his earlier
works TO The fall Of the late King
Alfonso XII.
He served III the Constituent
Assembly which drafted q new
constitution and later was civil
governor Of Madrid. However
he became 4 strong critic or the
republic which followed the
monarchy.
He also opposed Generalissimo
Francisco Francois regime after
denouncing the Franco-led xev-
olution Of 1886 which overthrow
the republic. Mr.. Ortega lived
out the final years Of his life In
q sort Of armed truce with the
Franco regime.
Active in Other Fields
Mr.. ortega delved into many
fields besides philosophy and gov
eminent. In ls49. taking on
modern painters and their critics
simultaneously. he declared in a
magazine article that both were
wrong.
Among his best known literary
works were THE Theme Of Our
Time" "The Spirit Of Letters
and THE Revolt Of the Masses. =
He professed republicanism
and democracy all his life but
his philosophy Of vital national
ism was an inspiration for the
German Nazis and tra-nation-
alists elsewhere.
An atheist and first advocate
Of non-church schools In Spain.
he was reported to have returned
to the Roman Catholic Church
on his deathbed.
One Of the greatest Of human
lists and philosophers Of Spain,
he was more highly regarded by
foreigners. especially In Ger
many. than BY his own coun-
trymen.
He was the son Of Jose Ortega
. Spanish newspaper
man who was born in Cuba.
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rector Of the Marine Corps Re-
serve at Marine Headquarters
here. He left Washington In
i949 to become commanding
general Of the Marine Corps Re-
cruit Depot at San Diego.
He retired in 1852 and had
been living in La. Jolla, Calf.
Survivors include his widow,
Ethel.
Services win be held at II am.
Friday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial viii be In Arlington Gem
etery.
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III 1lrsilnria,it

nUTLRRs pENgAszzN W. 4 tfsAnte b
love and dfg1k1on n M pkeEsoul
nc44Ey RI NJ dear husband. BEN,
IS slddsiiy eirhf years ~ todsy
October is. 1917.
WIEN sii he years Rave aos M
Your memory Is the hrightest star
AVN, W.ll al Ns nse ss,py hem sF, - !,
h5 I, s;, aIcs1hD 4 g i.yinE ne @sne !! I,
this lie four sesrs ago today. octo.
Der is. 1851.
THE LAID or LIoHT AND 5oY
D God. whose mefcits cannot be mum.
bered. accept our PRAYERS on hehAl
q the soul ef Thy servant dtpaFted
land 81 iishf and 10y, u the fellow,
ship Of Thy aslnts. through jesul
Christ 'g Br ss5s AI %oriHra.
I'LL .!: .Sa IA S SsSssE, "a s q
one ys.r i, .ss today you III. y. sat
sleep on. sweet one. there Is another
star in heATen.
MOTHER. BROTHER SISTERS ANr
POWELL NARY. saered 70 the mem:
sswrf S %o p sssnSdns sasg ., hass
Ysars aso today. October IS. 1887
Gone. but mot forsotten.
CHARLIE, BILL LEWIS AND IDA
MAE.
SHERMAN. THEODORE q m ioyinf
memory o. our dear husband. son and
father, THEODORE r. SHERMAN, who
passed away oefobnr IL. 1888.
The stars shine down from on high
~ - - "a
eiesp on, dear one, IN peaceful rest
We loved yog, but GEO knew best: !.
WIZ. NARY: MOTHER, ANNA;
pI,A4gqHTERs FERiAL AND AR
sKiDMoRE, rRANk 3 81; n loy nj
81 sklDnoRE, Or. who departed thi:
NE ten years eso today. October Is
October brings sad memories
81 our loved one some 20 rest.
VI I. H asss1 loved V iH hl@ sss..
It's sad but sweet 70 know
HIS pain and cares are ended:
God made His call
And chose 1iE e e g, 4 !. e
k0nlNsON, MAMIE ], Not Just today,
bui every day We ioytnsly remember
GM dsat TSsasn e1a sSC sis Z;
enc year ago today. October is. 1854
We miss each thoushtful move shs
Each tender gesture that she rave;
Her fefyent prayers. her kindly gazl
WIN remain with vs. thrcuEh al oui
HEE pSyoTEp cHnDREn AMI
sSFs n s ssgs sas. P1 silf q sSPRR
today. October is. 1862. -
No one knews how my heart Va,
The Say the news came Of soar pass.
God Knew best or all
That you would soon be eaiied.
Only God knows how much I mis-,
1 you more and more each day
Since He took you away.
Nov down sias Ions. lonesome road
1'nsiI .. Y. SSst sons day IN III. srsa'
~ ioys for sop shalI never DE. I,
kes assp ipsiae my heart y vii
Ths memory Il IN. ons loved ),
shsll always ss near -
xouE s LOVING NIECE MAR1o.1l
Wat INs, b0OKER q. In memory o
WAIKINs, who departed this lie oc.
II u sad to think, Of your passing,
But We. Will meet again some day
where there VIII be no sorrow. pair
And death cannot enter there;
!. : - Z - -
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With Regard to o
Cord Of Thinks

Ven chen . card Of shenks b
Tie Sier meeis . need which con
hardly Be solved n any esker way,
Not only Is Il . gracious expression
o. gratitude 10 those who hese sent
florol tributes, but also eoufteousls
acknowledges ths services and kind
assses Of the moay to whom . per
snpal note Of thonks eonnot vel Be
m6iled o. whose names and I'd,
dresses ore not kpowa. Insertions Of
i card Of ihanks may Be arranged
N telephone to The staf ST. 5000
Tie Evening and sundos slas
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Moi. Gen. William 7. Clement
Marine Hero Of Philippines

/ Mai. Gen. William T. Clement,
Isl. 4 Marine hero Of the Philip-
pines during World War II who
was formerly president of the
Naval Retiring Board and iirec-
tor Of the Marine corps Reserye
died YESTERDAY Al Bethesda Naval
Hospital he underwent an ab-
IdominaI operation OF, october S
hut died OF 4 heart attack
Gen. Clement received the
Navy Cross for service an Ia
tam and Corrertdor He, was
Ione of the few Marine 10 get
Iout 81 CorreRidor before Its cap-
lture. He received the Legion of
Merit for Okiuawa. 4 second I,e-
zion 81 Merit for duty ia the
Occupation 81 Jauafl and 4 third
for services IN China q
To,a ~ p..,, x...n.-
- 49,. n
,psas attar,,ed IN 4 1,,oiral ,r,,n,,, I
tas 81 Hart's stan Al Cayita at
the start az world War II. He
was the one. in fact. who firsl
took the news Of the japanese
attack on Pearl Harbor. His
words were, well, its here
The misunderstanding OF the
Asiattc neet then scrubbed q
note ordering the fieet to battle
DUTY.
Gen. Ciement was 10 9 pattal-
ION tnat Iougnt eignt Gays rout-
ing GUT 2 secret nest q IVY
yapanese nlouen y ING souCnsIh
ip =. $500 peni.suIa. wal'iils
= - as.scA sns sece.un uass g
a Ma n .a., ..,ns. - NE
,a ,a Il .;.. 49, ~ ,,ai., z, .nta.s.,sa
arp0s ".s So s ~. :. 49, ms 49,
- ssS,ta rorb.aSs snS ca,,ss
an syn,os,on
-
ESCAPES = submarine
Gen. Clement joined the Amer
lean forces On Bataan ana
served as laison omcer between
Army ai.u 1sas u.
Ing nisn. 5a. $3.50 ien, zen.
Sien a y. w. v ~. ous, ~
went ~ suua1 nie y nus.l 80
ana JQGu CAME 70 washing U1l
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Goestu Nobel, 50

PARIS. Oct. 18.-Goesta Mo-
bel. 69-year-old nephew Of Alfred
Nobel. who established the Nobel
prizes, died here yesterday. He
was an industrialist.
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Maj. WoodfH
Buried as Hero
BY RICHARD RODGERS

h
Overlooked for four years In
death. one Of Uncle Sans all
time top fighting nephews
achieved . hero's grave at last
yesterday at Arlington Cemetery.
Mai. Samuel Woodfill, who lay
h q remote Indiana graveyard
since 1851. was reburied some SO
yards from Gen. John ]. persh-
ing. who rated him the outstand.
ing AEF Yank In World War I.
The delay in according his
memory the honors he earned
WAS the last Of the sidesteps by
which fame brushed him aside.
The Nation didn't know until
1921 that Gen. Pershing rated
him over Sergt. York and the
other more publicized World War
figures. His retirement got scant
notice. And. recalled to World
War II lecture and inspection
duty. he found the country had
too many fresh idols to bother
with him.
His death, undiscovered for
several days, and quiet burial
were the final snubs.
But yesterday his Nation made
it up.
High Rank Attends
Army Secretary Brucker, q half
dozen generals. Indiana State
and hometown dignitaries. rela-
tiyes. old friends. q Third Infan-
try honor guard and . platoon
Of the press turned out TO attend
Sans second set OF final rites.
Mai. Albert M. Shoemaker.
Fort Myer post chaplain. ON
ciated at ceremonies in the post
chapel.
He read q message from Vice
President Nixon, welcoming those
present In the name Of President
Eisenhower. and hailing Sam
Woodfill's 1918 feats.
The casket left the chapel be-
tween files Of Maj. Woodfiil's
comrades from the Society of the
Fifth Division. He was In the
Fifth on October ~, 1918, when
he won the Congressional Medal
Of Honor for mechanically
wiping out q series Of machine
gun nests.
The casket was placed on i
elvet-draped. fringe-hung black
caisson drawn by six matched
grays.
Mufiled Drum
A black steed. empty-saddled
and with boots reversed in ths
stirrups. followed the the cais-
son. Then, TO the slow cadence
Of mufded beats Of . crepe
drum. the cortege
wound slowly toward Pershing
Hill.
The clip-clop Of hooves and
squeak and jangle Of harness
halted at the grAyesite.
Chaplain Shoemaker's final
prayers were brief. I'VE there
fore commit his body to its rest
ing place. he concluded. "and
10 God we commend his soul ~
Onsa l1eighboring slope, seven
cracked three vollcSs
against the sky A bugler stepped
forward and the sweet. sad notes
Of Taps rang through the sunlit
glade. The six young soldiers
who carried the casket folded
Old Glory above it.
Gen. Ely Present
Mai. Gen. Hanson E. Ely. re-.
tired. Sans division commander,
IN 1918. and Walter r. Stout.
Pa. president OF
The Fifth Division Society and .
former regiment comrade Of the
nero, placed . wreath at the
head of the grave.
Casey Jones. 1866 Blagden
avenue NV. retired Army cap
tain who soldiered with Sam on
the Mexican Border and in the
Philippine Islands. was among
the mourners.
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llLarn If Uhanka

DOWNING, WILLIAM 4 We wish "a
express our thanks 10 the many ffiendl
sympathy. cards and floral tributes
shown Us during our recent heresve-
Ms WILLIAM 4. DowLlNu AND
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
ss. C:.n , dsy Tsus: ss.ya 'f tS:
ssI. 'l 10 '' iiEs y. oisS sSSSs
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Ass5 + o EETHTHos es,, As,Ss.n'.

PIxLEY. REv. ALoNx0 ROBERTSON.
MONS sssl9sn aosn az ssSs' flxhEY s..
loved husband 81 Sarah Priscilla Pix
lev ~ Washington. y. G. and Mrs.'
JOSEPH n. HRgsn % Silver spring. Nd.
brother Of Mrs, William Cpielongh
Of Idly Lake ILL.,. and Mrs Charles
40 i survived ~ che grandson.
etenaff MhcIntyre Hayes. and several
nieces and nephew services At the
8. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
18th ST. NV. tfree pafkinGls on
WsdneSday. October 10, At pm M
tgfment Cedar Hill cemetcry.
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l rsSniestion oi TskoSa Lcdss.
No, 20. r. a. A. Nj. Is
hereby called for IL noon
wednesday, october 10,
1885. for the purpose OF
conducting funeral rites toS
our late brother. ALOnzo
~
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Afaths

icARUs0. JOSEPH. On Monday, octo.
Der III. 1855. JOSEPH cARUso, bsicyed
brother Of Ms 3; A; TaLtaElia. Mrs
isss snd ci aUas h ssini FSns G
from the W. X. Huntsnianl h son Fsl.
neral Home. 1892 qecrgia ave. on
Ihursday, October 20. e $50 .. m
Ole ckure6. < sra ia and \ ssss NV Il
e aitsnd. intsrmsnI 81 Mays CEN.
cLlNE. 81. JOHN WESLEY. on Non.
% We ss eEasE .se ass s h Dr SoH B
The late Heulah Edmondscn Cline and
father Of Mrs Thomas u: Pond,
SERVICES viii be neld at 0awler's
G ns oppo.i s Po 81 ays ss.s rss Rss
10 at $3.50 pm. Interment Benton,
COLE. CLlFFoRD i. On Monday oe.
H tGSss fI 1874 4 shs o Hahnsns mann
beth g, Cole. father Of Richard r.
Cole Of Fullerton. calf, and hrotiief
81 Geerge c, Cole OF alexandria, Va.
Snd Mrs. Jessie Peterson Of ypsilRnti.
Funeral Home. 4th ST and Mass. ave.
ne Notice Of funeral ntet-
COLLINS. JOHN J. sudaenly. On T.ses-
day. October Is. 1855, JONI p.
SOLLlAS o. 6u94 18Th 81 me-, beloved
husband OF MarEaEet Collins fnee
o'Rourkel. father q MaIsareL Mary,
James, shelia, jeanne. Patricia and
Denis y. Collins; son of Mrs Denis
J. Collins Of Abheyfesie County, Lim-
eriek. Ireland: brother Of Mrs. james
Kelly. Mrs. Anthony Mc0uire, Dennis
Collins. Mrs. Francis Richardson and
Kathleen Collins. Notice Of funeral
cox. LILLIAN 9, pr rr.a.s october
Cue St NV. MRS, LILLIAN a. cox.
devoted sister o. Mrs. Eleanor Minor.
She also leaves two brothers, John and
Harry Ford o. Edenton. N G.. and
pm. Tuesday, October Is. friends
may call al the Eusene Ford Funeral
Home. 1918 4th st. sw Funeral
.%e NE MoSns S ossUSsr n 70 D fSa
and Z SITS. s.w. The Rev >. Harvey
Randolph oftciatins. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 10
cox LILLIAN. oficeFs and members
OF the Ladies First Aid
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LLlAlI MembeTE o. Bunker
Hill POST No. ~ are requested
TO attend services for our
late Cornrade. BILL pELZ,
conducted by the National
Guard Of Honor, 1T 8 pm,
on Tuesday, October is. ct
the Hines Funeral Home,
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cox. LILLIAN. Members Of the M
RI terdenominationai AherB
Union. are hereby notified OF
- - the death Of our beloved
member, LILLIAN cox Fu.
4 neral services on Wednes-
SYlfs.<f3z day. October 10. 1855, At 4
SsAAlliA pm. at the Mount Moriah
Baptist Church. 3fd and u SITS. s.w.
ALMA e. HAWKINS. President.
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0Sp0RNE ponofHY O Departed
this life on Friday October III 1888.
q the .. c. General hospital poHc.
THY e OSBORNE shs z survived
Arnold, Alice and William Osborne.
1r. EWo sisters. Asnes Smith and
Edith Talbert; one Efandchild ana
many cshs s, ssi.siyss ene s friends Re
Ington q Sons Funeral Home. 1925
DAY. October Is. Fnnersi Services On
Wsd1esday. Qctossr ~: e PM pm: 81. e
4094 MINNESOTA ave. ne, Rev. Robert
Wright oficietinH. Relatives and
friends invited. interment Arlington
National cemetery.
lsB0RNE, ROLAND WARpELI. on
SW sss5Ss{ $685. oss6EN 4 oR9 eS Y
ne, survtvins are his mother, grand
eodmQthfr. other relatives and many
5S,sess HeIsss so snsrs na s'sl ar
Hs sss.; n o.s1SeI Is ss e rs r.s
T THO Ok y PAPPAs Beloved Sc husband
81 Metaxia Pappas. father Of the Rev.
TheotoiEis N. Pappae Of Toledo. Ohio.
i sq1 n An rap fsS. e q apii Weats s MI
and NicoletiS Eafapipefis 81 Silver
spring nd He ALSO y survived by
e. the s, Il. Hines CO, Yaneral Home,
posite1. until 10 pm, T1esday. October
10, and ct the residenee after s. Am.
Wednesday, october Services 81
ets Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church - 18th 81; NV
Intermenf Cedar hin Cemetery. IN lieu
OF flowers, please make cQntrlhptinn9
to SITS. Constantine and Helen Church
building fund.
.APpAs, NICHOLAS r. Al members
u Of Weshingkon Chapter. No.
49, 81 Of the Order Of AhepAsI
are requested TO be pres,l
ent &C the 3. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 1901 18th
st. NV. on Tuesday, Octosi
Rsr Il; 1884 s.!.,, g SAG Pm Pm
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81 the Ladies FIRST Ala
\ Union Of Churches, Inc. are
a requested TO assemble In
uniform on Wednesday, Oc-
tnber 10. 1858, at $3.50 pm,
. at the Mount Moriah Bap-
tist Church. ard and L sts.
1r the purpose az attending
te nurses funeral. LILLIAN
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dne3ins services for our late de- 4
parted brother, NICHOLAS T. PAPPAS,I
JOHN ]. cHxRuHAs. Secretary.
PELz. WILLIAM .. on sunday. October
1e. 1858. at Emefgency HOSPITAL WILL
LIAM L. PELz Of aO56 18th Il. nv
s ssCsa r au &: e. H hss 81 rs1
Home, 1901 14th 81 NV, gfree park
ing6 on Wednesday. October 10, 81
$40 am, thence TO the Shrine Of the
s ss r assr a etS Ri, 9 s.sei Pa q nS
mas win be offered ct q am, for the
feposs Of his soul interHsnt New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

1890 g. n.s.. on oetober Is. 1855; father
Of the hate Il. Robert 2; csrrsghsT'
carrnEher. Mrs. Lillian Wignall and
Mrs. Anna Eaton. Prayers It Cham
befs Funeral Home. 400 Chapin 81.
NV. on wednesday, October ~, .at
I0s46 am. Tnterment Arlington ma
tionai Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

WATKINS. B00KER r. In memory Of
%Ek sESshs, who s s.ps s9S S 5,s is
toher Is, 1854.
Il Is sad TO think OF your passing,
But We will meet again some day.
where there VIII be no sorrow. pain
ana d's'A cannot rs sRs'f FA saaffEEia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

TUESDAY. October Isl I55s. 81 Nj
a assias1ss sass s N MsIkRR pANi nys
beloved sister Of warwick N. Daniel d
Atlanta, Ca. and Miss Evelyn w.
Daniel Of Washingtcn. b. G.. ehe
also Is survived BY nephew, VII
lam f. Wilkinson OF Bethesda. Nd,
ARRANGEMENTS hy Hysong's Funeral
Home. 1900 N st. NV. Notice Of
funeral later. -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
GRAND OPENING CROATIAN CENTRA
0Tv0RENJE NEDJELJU 20. AUGUSTA

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kako je javleno nedjelju g.
gusta Croatan Center prreue svoe otvorene poseb
MIN programom, kojem programu nastomo da ucesvue
Sto vec broj naSe mladez svojm sikovm Koo Grupa
ma da mas svet vidi uzva svojo mladeH omladini,
Ganovma Hrvaske Bratske Zajednice njenog Pomladka
U tn svrhu mi zeimo pozvljemo nase Kolo Cru
pc da istupe programu Festivalu Kolo Crupa
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce cij uspon i razvo
mi ipak nesto ucinli opsrnim ogasvanjem Zajedni
caru. Bio bi pozeljno jepo da nasem pozivu
sto vecem broju odazovu mi cemo svakoj grupi po-
sebno ucinti nase strane najvece usluge
Upravtelj nasega odjea Prosvjete Sporta - brat
Frank Brajdc nasoji pax da Kolo Grupama koje
stupe festvau dade cd strane nase ednice po
sebno priznanje Trofeje.
Ma otvorenju bit ce prikazan mas nanoviji Film
Hrvatske Braske zajednce bojama zvuGan kako ski
nut proe godne program Hvaskog Zaednicarskog Dana
cast 6Ogodsnce Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce Vrijedno
je videt oval fm ko jos Pttsburghu nije pubici pri
kazan.
Ovime apeiramo nase Ods joke Western Pennsylva-
nje da svojim sjedncama medju svojim clanstvom
nastoje dobit so wise radnka poslugu naSem
vaznom otvorenju odcnim programom
Ia vrijeme programa sv nasi delegat delegatice
9tu konvenciu kako rekosmo bit te predsaveni clan
stvu narodu kao zasupnici tlansva naroda Hrvatske
Bratske Zaednce nenoj deveto konvenciji Stoga
linn delegate da nastoe svakako doci velku
rodnu proslavu nase ustanove - Croatian Centra.
Oval dan, Grand Opening zapravo je drugi mas dan
zajednicarskoga bratsva mas hrvask dan Pttsburghu
pax sesre brace pozivamo da budete sudonici
velke svoje narodne prosave Dake g. augusta svi
putevi vode Croatian Center - Flip Vukelic, tajnk