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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
JaYna zahvaIa ma daru
Nasem boIesnom cIanu

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, Can. -
Lijepi odaziv rodoljubnih Hrva-
ia u Juznom Ontario "a pomoc
bolesnog nam brata prijatelja,
koji boluje vec skoro dvije godi-
ne. Darovatelji su kako slijedi:
Po,$10.00: New Toronto Hotel
- Empire Hotel; po $500: Matt
Marinovich, Mike Trbovich, M.
Trbovich i Sin, Steve Paskvan,
George Tatalovich, ergo Majich,
Joe Butorac, David Tharp, Paul
Krmpotich; po $500: Tony
Jambrosich, Matt Naslovar, Joe
Majich.
Pc $500: Blaz Galekovich,
ergo Ravlich, Louis Krmpotich,
Petar Marinovich, Mato Sambol,
Joe Ravlich, Jure Primorac, Nj
kola Krmpotich, George Jukich-
Kureljica, Ivan ZURICH, Frank
Stilin, Josip Glavas, Tomo Ba-
hun.
Pc S1.OO: Ivan Vratarich,
Ivan Kapac, Ante Prgomet,
Steve Bulat, Milan Glibota, John
Parlow, Tony Marinovich, Joe
Cuncic, Rudy Radojcic, Josip
Grdovich, John Jakich, Ante
Marinovich, John Braut, Franjc
Valich, Vid Ivacko, Joe Cuncit
veliki, Fred Pintur, Steve Vresk
andre Polich, Mate Matejich
Tony Salaman, Mate Marino
vich, Tony Marinovich, Pau
Pandzich. Steve Sarich, Joe Kris
tulich, Steve Kovacevich, Mike
Marinovich. Nick Zurich, jim
Mancuzo, Steve Pandzich, JosiI
Kukovich, ergo Mulch, Johr
Majich, Mate Majich, Tony Sa
rich, Nick Buskolich, Ivan Ri
bich, Josip Barich, Tony Luken
da, Mike Lukenda, Mate Raw
Itch; po soc: Tony Dragicevic
Svima lijepa hvala, uz bratsk
pozdrav,
Tony Jambrosich
Mate Marinovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

nicke veze. Lezi ma lijevoj o.
bali rijeke Save, u podnozju
sumovite Zagrebacke gore,
koja ga zasticuje cd sjevera.
Zagreb, glavni grad Ma
rodne Republic Hrvatske,
politicki je i ekonomski Gen.
tar Hrvatske. u MENU Sc
svake godine odrzava Vele-
sajam, koji posjecuju poslov-
nj ljudi il mnogih zemalja
svijeta.
zagreb je lijepo i pravilno
izgradjen grad sa mnogo
parkova.
Sveuciliste S devet fakul-
teta, Sveucilisna biblioteka sa
preko 100000 svezaka, Jugo-
slavenska akademija znanosti
i umjetnosti,, Akademija Ii
kovnih umjetnosti, Umjetnic-
ka galerija, Konzervatorij i
mnogobrojni muzeji daju Ia
grebu obiljezjc znacajnog kul-
turnog centra S razvijenim
literarnim i muzickim zivo-
tom.
Iznad krovova ovih zgra-
da die Sc uzvisica Kaptol
s lijepom starom gotskom ka-
tedralom. Pozari, zemljotresi
ratovi prekidali su njezino
gradjenje, koje je zavrseno
tex pet vjekova kasnije. O.
ko crkve jos stoji veci die
mrkih zidova i kula, kojima
ju je u Is. i 16. vijeku o.
pasao zagrebacki kaptol. III
dinama kulama, cd kojif
jos sada stole Kamenita vra'
ia i Dverce, bio je u sred'
MEM vijeku okruzen Gornj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

emlgraclJe ne moze u zem-T
Iii slobode da Sc snadje, da
nadje sam sebe i svoju dusu,
da postane covjek.
Ime izostavljamo.
Ia vrijeme Velikog tjedna
pred Uskrs primismo drugo
pismo takodjer cd novog dos
ljaka IL okolice Harrisburga,
Pa. Oba su pisci Hrvati i
moguce posveceni ljudi, "a
obojicu neznamo, ali jedan
jest.
Da sc vidi razlika mrznje
i ljubavi drugo pismo dono-
simo. Vazno je "a pouku ma
Sim citateljima. - Evo ga:
"Dragi mas Filipe! - zelim
III sretne i vesele uskrsne
praznike sve najbolje i maj
ljepse, sto Sc moze ljutskim
srcem zazeliti! Mex TIE sreca
pratt uvijek!
"Jucer sam procitao. Tvoj
i Predsjednikov Izvjestaj Vr-
hovnom Odboru. - Zivjeli
brace.
"Vasa je linija savrseno
zajednicka, bratska, humana
i krscanska, kakovu moze "a
zelit svako dobronamjeran j
post n covjek ma svijetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
UP0zNAJTE STARU D0M0vINU
(Nastavak sa 3. strane)

grad - stare naselje Gric.
Tu su sacuvale svoj nekadas-
Mi izgled stare ulice i lijepe
barokne zgrade oko njegova
sredista - Radiceva trga sa
crkvom sv. Marka.l U 16-tom
vijeku Zagreb postaje centar
drzavnog zivota Hrvatske i
otada je metropola Hrvata.
Kaptol i Gric - srednjovje-
kovni Zareb - spajaju Sc
TEX 1850. godine u jednu Gle
linu.
U podnozju Gornjeg gra-
da proteze Sc preko tri kilo-
metra dugacka utica lijepih
ducana i zivog saobracaja,
poznata Ilica. Zagreb ina od-
licne hotele, restorane j veci
broj elegantnih havana. O.
sim Opere ina tri kazalista
razne druge mogucnosti "a
razonodu. Pored velikog Sta
diona u Maksimiru postoje
rama igralista "a sve vrste
sportova. Ljetna su kupalis-
ia ma Saw, a u samom je
gradu sportsko kupaliste ma
salati. Cd mnogih drugih lije-
pin zagrebackih parkova maj
poznatiji su Zrinjevac, Tus-
kanac S ljetnom pozornicom
lijepim vilama, prostranS
park i suma Maksimir sa
Zooloskim vrtom, vjestackim
jezerom, po kome plove cam
ci, Pionirskom zeljeznicom
djecjim zabavistem.
zagrebu daju posebnu dras
lijepe narodne nosnje Sc
ljaka njegove okoline, cd ko
jih Sc svako jutro sareni sre
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

diste grada, Trg Republic i
obliznja trznica ma Dolcu.
Sela Gracane, sestine Re-
mete, koja su tn lijepu nos
nju ocuvala, tri su cd bez-
broj ugodnih izletista u pod
nozju Zagrebacke gore, ma
kojoj stoji moderan planinski
hotel. S najviseg vrha, Size
mena (1,035 metara), pruza
sc krasan vidik ma dolinu Sa-
We sa Zsgrebom i ma zeleno
Hrvatsko Zagorje. Vrlo je o.
miljeno izletiste nedaleko cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

Zagreba gradic Samobor, gdje
ljeti i zimi po.toje moguc-
nosti "a ugodne izlete, razne
vrste sportova razonode.
Ina diva sportska kupalista,
a ma okolnim bregovima lsa i.
cetinarskim sumama odlicne
terene "a skijanje | sanjka-
ME. Duzi su izleti do Skrada
u Gorskom Kotaru, sa sliko-
vitim vodopadom i kanonjom
i - najljepsi cd svih - do
Plitvickih jezera.
(Nastavit &c SCI
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

Digli ste drzite stalno VII
soku zastavu ljubavi, brat
stva, sloge i jedinstva medju
liudima narodima svijeta,
jer to wanna pojedinacno !
citavoj Zajednici moze sluzi-
ii samo ma cast.
"Apsolutno ste u pravu kad
Zajednicu cuvate cd mrznje,
svadje, razmirica, intriga i
ostalih niskoca, prljavosti |
blata starokrajanske stran-
carske politike, jer je ia po-
litika po nase ljude naroda
uvijek bila samo negativna,
a m o rusilacka. Zadrzavala
i'll je u bijedi u zaostalo-
sti spremala "a izdajstvo
i medjusobnog unistavanja.
cuvajte Zajednicu i u Moi
nase iseljenike cd smrada i
djavolskih intriga te stranac-
Ike politike. Cd ME je zivio
samo mali broj bezsavjesnih
intriganata i njihovih ulizica,
a zemlja i narod camilla je
u bijedi i zaostalosti. MEDAL
te i'm da truju nasu Zajed-
nicu, nego nase clanstvo vo-
dite putem rada, samoprije-
CORA i zrtava velikim ideali-
ma humaniteta, zajednicar-
stva, sloge, bratstva iedin-
stva okrunjenim divnom lju-
bavlju, koja je cd Boga |
Bog. y tome i ma toj liniji
budite borben "a prava CO.
vjeka srecu medju ljudima
i narodima. Samo Sc ma tim
temeljima moze dizati cvr-
sta zgrada ljudske srece i
blagostanja medju narodima,
koju vi ma tai nacin vec pro-
micete gradite.
"Niste doktori nj teoreti-
carl, nj posveceni nj neposve-
ceni, ali jeste radnici zulja-
viii ruku dubokih etickih o.
sjecanja. Ljudi i narodi su i
odvise zasiceni teorijama i
ideologijama ucenih i neuce-
nih doktora cd kojih mex vas
i Bog cuva. Ljudi i narodi
hoce djela. Ceznu "a eovjec-
noscu zagrijanom bratstvom,
slogom i ljubavlju u djeli-
ma, cinirna, zrtvama, samo-
pregorima, a ne sa rijecima.
Radnici ste, pa vodite zajed-
nicu sloznim radon i uvjek
novim akcijama, njenoj sve
vecoj snazi usponu. Sloga /
, samo sloga po swim pitanji-
ma ma swim linijama vodi
velikim uspjesima. Zato Sc
, mi zajednicari veselimo kad
, citamo i cujemo, da ste vi
} Il Vrhovnoj Upravi slozni
! da svojom slogom nepresta-
no concentrate bratstvo i je-
dinstvo zajednicara kroz sve
: odsjeke Zajednice i sve nase
J. narode u inozemstvu. = Slo'
i gom &c i nasa kampanja gra.
ditelja postizati vece uspjehe
, a stara &c ih domovina sve
docekati raskriljenih ru k u
jer su nosioci bratstva, slo'
&c ljubavi Zajednice. -
), Sve vas pozdravlja brat "a
!, jednicar.
u Tako drugo pismo govor
q q o slozi velicaje jedinstvo
a ljubav. Ia nam diva slucaj.
ukazuju ma onu 'uzrecenicu
u - "Niie sve zlato sto sja!'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
DIVA PISMA
"Trgni sc, covjece, I spoznaj
vrijednost svoje naravi"
''Budi covjek, jer &c mace tyo-
ie ime biti laz!"
Sveti Leon Veliki.

Primsmo diva pisma razmaku par tjedana cd skolo-
vanih ud treba bi b prosveceni Jedan ne drug jest.
Prvo pismo doslo IL grada Lackawanna, N. Y, osobno
"zajedncar'. Pisac proze mrznjom jalom sluzi
r1znim grubim recima. Ma kraju nagraza. Ako
Sc MENU poklonimo vel osvett &c covjek move
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

dobro nam dosli
GENERAL FUND - OTvORENI RACUNI
Assets - Imovina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS : oTyoREN1 RAcUN1
Peoples First National Bank Trust Co.,. ,,,-,,o
Peoples s0TTE1 FIRST Hsonsl euons1'Ha Bank Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa Oakland % Bra BRANCH eh,.on 2S077'H
San Francisco California ...~......." 7,4ee.ss
01 Toronto nj Ontario Canada .~..., 2ses26.77
PETTY cAsH-PR1RUcNA BLAGAJNA
General Account count l''5o9o 1000
Sports Department Account 10000 100000
INVESTMENTS : ULosc1 ,,
s55e14 2oso1,e6e $3.50
REAL ESTATE = NEKRETNINA s
Less Less Reserve for Deprecaon "":. esasoso 147es425
LIENS ON CERTIFICATES
AssEssMENr Sh1s!5Sn NJ LOANS LOANS
Predujam ma rezervu .".'""'"''"."."r""" 2oo4sooo
zamoW 23ss655s s5es
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Aeeeunt ReSabie aas tde" sundy
INTEREST DUE AND ACCRUED
! Narasli kamat ma bondove, koj nisu ,77,-oz
deaultu u.".,". s". l'',14'.oo
!. Utupna movina ." $22 52o3 SO
JUNIOR ORDER - POMLADAK
Assets - Imovina
Peoples First National Bank Co.,
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania :"."'""'""""s Z'o's"z4
1NvEsTMENTs - ULosc1 ,,.oe7oo,
Book BOOKS value below Amortzed Value " 1,4so74sss
zamov certifkate 4ossa5 r,s,s
! Predujam rezervu l'ozozl o'oo@o'
i ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE o,
1N4EsEsT ASsfssgfn5 DuE q1 AND 1S4S' AccRuEp Sess
Naasl iss1osG ksms bondove
Total Ulupna inovina ..........s 1,4ss,225s
ORPHANS TRUST FUND
(Zaklada "a malodobne bastinike)
il Assets - Imovina 81
c4EcKlNe Ga AcSogNTs Sa1 R.n oTyoREN1 Gs M RAcuN
Pittsburgh, Pa Oakland Branch s 41ose4
lNH Bonds md sNrh1a@ We Bondovi oAoson .N - ss,14so
rNTERHsr aS5 PTE ANPP AccRUEp ccaRU5 n..,,,t -
Narasl kamat ma bondove' koj nisu o.s :,
o Assets Ukupna imovna ....".".$ ee,7s3o
CHILDRENS HOME - DJECJI DOM
. Assets - Imovina
u CHECKING ACCOUNTS = oTvoRENI RAcUN1
i Peoples National Bank & Trust Co, ,,,szs
q PITT Pittsburgh , M Pennsylvania l2'a0o'0
j 1H9Hs4MnsTg RF1ssfsa s!rS"n" m ULosc1 ~ @ 10000
RE%T Eandi ESTATE ST HHndqH1 %ND EQUIPMENT ~ 9''l's
B!fIp1Ncs an6 zss zeRADE soaSss
t. Less Reserve for Depreciation s34l2e6 so95Ss
e Cyclone Fence, Swimming Pool Furni
e Hns ,Tasnsnts Pass AtRsle Ms1n Eq4pmsn Tann 7oo
a Depreciation 47s06s4 222421
ACCOUNTS INTEREST RECEIVABLE
u. ,...os~
! Receivable Pay Members 1SO6413
j. Less: Reserve .".. 100000 5oe41
l.: Receivable = Sundries 46O(
1872;
re INVENTORIES
~ Stock, Products, Dry Goods
u Merchandise, Food Supplies Janitor
PREPAID EXPENSE
Ssssssa Sss5t Iss ssnfss4. Fss Insurance 1s
u = U1upna ~..~.,...$ 252,275!
"a PRINTING DEPARTMENT - TTSKARA HB.Z
Assets - Imoyina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS - OTVORENI RAcUNI
y Peoples National
e. Pittsburgh Pa Oakland Branch w 1O3s2.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE - 1926.
INVENTORIES
Paper Materials, Bndery Material, Ink
Supplies Miscellaneous Material Work
in Process ...-.... .." ,....... 1892.
10 Prepaid - 176.
"a PLANT PROPERTY
. Machin
IL Reserve Depreciation 61,008.50 14,355
Il Ukupna movina 34,733.
~ PENSION FUND
u, Assets - ImoVina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS OTVORENI RAcUNI
Peoples First National Bank & Trust Co,
Pittsburgh,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

r. Financial Corp, Debentures, $3.50,
due September ], 1870 3oOOoOo 54ool.Zo
Consolidated Cigar Corporation 20 Yr, 44R,
l. 1875 5OOOOOO 5OooOoo
Detroit Steel Corporation LIST Mtg AS due o oosoooo
General Motors Acceptance Corp, 1870, due
September I, 1875 25OOOOO 245o2oO
Rheem Manufacturing Company, 20 Year,
August 1, 1875 100000 49125Oo
Total .............~ 10000 $512,67709
Junior Order
Dissertation Par Value
RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA
Province of Saskatchewan, 31a%, due Oc-
tober l. 1875 ..........$ 100000 ss75oo
PUBLIC UTILITIES
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company 3h Go,
49, 1888 15O0OOO 1o4OI6l
North Shore Gas Company, Mass, 4fe, due
December l. 1875 5OOOOOO
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
General Motors Acceptance $500, due Au
gust l. 1875 .......... 100000
Totals .. s1oo 100000 $1oo532 81
BONDS DISPOSED
June 80, 1866 to December 81 1866
General Account
| Description Protn
Consideration Book Value or Loss
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

nasa braea Vulelch Brkch, dake predsednik tajnik
owe kampanje koj posveti veliki do svog vremena
ovoj kampanji da ista sto bolje uspijes
Sestro brace sa sloznm radon duhu iskrenog "a
iedncarstva uspies vecu jacu Hrvasku Bratsku Ia
jedncu su osgurani tom duhu ia Vas pozdravjam i
dobro dosli
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
Pozvani i prodani bondovi

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zvanh "a naplatu izrasa cd $414 44O0O Knzevna
vrjednos ovih bondova ba e $409171.59 prema tome
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
mrs. Mucconochie
Wife of Professor
AT U. of Virginia

CHARLOTT ESVILLE. Va,
Mar. % Especially Mrs. Agnes
Margaret Oliphant MacCono-
chic, wife of Arthur Frank Mac
Conochie, professor of mechani-
cal engineering at the University
of Virginia, died Monday at her
home.
A native of Blantyre, Scotland
she was educated at Ardrossan
Academy at the University OF
Glasgow, where she received a
master of arts degree in 1918
During World War II, she served
as president of the Charlottes-
vile branch of Bundles fol
Britain and received the Kings
Medal for service.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by three sons. Arthur
Alastair MacConochie of Nor
folk, Ian Oliphant MacConochie
Iof the University of London, anc
Francis Montgomery MacCono'
chic of Richmond: daughter
Miss Shelia Margaret MacCono'
chic of Charlottesville: a sister
Miss Elizabeth M. Oliphant, Of
Scotland; and three grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were to be
held today at 4 pm. from the
University Chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Col. {. M. Dixon,
Aviation Pioneer

JENSEN BEACH. Fla. Mar
% R.-Col. Edwin Malcolm
Dixon. retired, pioneer in avia-
ton, died yesterday of a heart
attack. He was SO.
Col. Dixon drew plans for con-
struction of the Navy dirigible
Shenandoah and the German
built Los Angeles. He joined the
Air Force. then designated as
the aviation division of the Sig
nal Corps. in September, 1917
and later saw service at Fort
Worth, Tex; Hillsgrove. R. l.;
Richmond, Va; Dover, Del, and
at Mitchell Air Base.
He retired in 1945 and came
to Jensen Beach with his wife,
Polly. Other survivors include
a son, Capt. Edward B. Dixon
USAF, Moses Lake. Wash. and
a daughter, Mrs. Coleman w,
Thatcher, Ankara, Turkey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Miss Harriet May Cheney, 81,
Lived in District so Years

Miss Harriet May Cheney, 80.
who retired in 1912 from the
Census Bureau, died Monday at
Hahnemann Hospital after a
brief illness. She suffered a fall
last month.
A Washington resident for
more than go years. Miss Cheney
lived at the Mendoza Apart
ments. 1920 Twentieth street
NV.
Miss Cheney was born in Wal
than, Mass, the daughter of
Hiram w. and Caroline Marble
Cheney. Her father was a chem
list.
She was active in Columbia
Chapter, OAR, and had been a
chaplain of the organization.
She was currently a member of
the OAR Committee on the Cor
rect Use of the American Flag.
Miss Cheney had been a mem
Der of the Eastern Star, the Ma
tional Mothers Memory Club
and an active worker in the Uni
IverSalist Church. She belonged
to the United Church Women of
Washington, which is affiliated
with the National Council of
Churches.
Miss Cheney was a philatelist
and also devoted much time to
the study of birds. She was an
active member of the Audubon
Society.
Survivors include her first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Rev. Mockensen Dies:
Former Mission Official

Detroit, Mich: Southington.
Conn.,. and Hartford, Conn.
A pianist and organist. Mr..
Mackensen composed churc h
music. He also was the author
of two books, Raymond Lull. A
Missionary Pioneer in the Mos
lem World" and Revelation in
the Light of History and Expert
ience."
Survivors Listed
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Sophia Bode Mackensen; a son
Villa m. 1910 Thirty fourth
street NV, a teacher at Bla-
densburg High School: two
daughters. Mrs. Estelle M. Kile
Arlington, Va, and Mrs. Hans
Reinhart, New York; three
brothers. Sigmund. North Tona-
wanda. N. Y; William j.. Yard
ley, Pa, and the Rev. Paul Mack
enSen, a Lutheran minister IN
Baltimore; two sisters, Miss
Louise MackenSen, near Buffalo
N. Y, and Mrs. Elsie Denef, Mar
Iquette, Mich; two grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Friday at the Ives funeral home,
2847 Wilson boulevard. Arlington.
Burial will be in Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery.
The family requests that any
tokens of sympathy be in the
form of donations to the Lu-
theran Mission, in care of DR..
j. Luther Mauney, Resurrection
Lutheran Church, Arlington. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Robert W. Bond, So, Manager
'Of Is Peoples Drug Stores

was Southeast district manager
Iof 16 Peoples Drug Stores.
Mr.. Bond was active in the
Norman Church. He was finan-
cial clerk of the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
and was formerly in the Elders
Quorum. He was a member OF
King David Masonic Lodge.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Fern Bullock Bond; two sons
David, a University of Maryland
freshman; Richard W.. a mis-
sionary in South America; a sis
ter, Mrs. Frances Gilmore
Canton, Ohio, and a brother
Foster M. Bond, Cleveland, Ohio
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow in the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, $3.50
Western avenue, Chevy Chase,
Burial will be in Parklawn
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
DR.. Yang, 81, Studied at CIV;
'Semiprisoner' in Red China

lretary to the Chinese Minister IN
Washington.
He was elected president Of
Soochow University in 1927. and
later made speaking trips and
attended Methodist conferences
in the United States.
During World War II. while he
was a refugee from the Japanese.
he was a visiting professor at
Bowdoin College, Emory Uni
versity and Duke University.
He returned to China in 1916
to rehabilitate Soochow Uni
versity. but when the Communists
took over he was removed from
the presidency.
The board said DR.. Yank had
been kept on the campus as o
"consultant" and virtual priso-
ner. His widow is understood to
be living in Shanghai. He also
is survived by son. Y. c. Yang.
'jr., an educator at Potsdam,
N. Y.
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The Rev. Herman Mackensen

The Rev. Herman Mackensen.
I87, a retired Lutheran minister.
died yesterday at his home. 1854
North Twenty-sixth street. Ar
Ilington. Va.
Mr.. Mackensen was a pastor
in Blasdell, N. Y, from 1914
until 1916 when he retired and
came to Arlington to live. He
took such an active part in the
affairs of Resurrection Church
in Arlington, that even though
he had not been minister there
he was elected in 1852 as pastor
emeritus. He preached &C.
casionally at the church and
taught classes there.
Headed Mission Group
From 1919 until 1925. Mr.
Mackensen was field secretary
for the Lutheran Orient Mission
Society in Canada and the
Unlteo STATES, group ne nelpeo
found and of which he served as
president.
Later. from 1928 to 1882. he
was superintendent of Inter
Missions of the United Lutheran
Synod of New York and New
England to promote establish
ment of Lutheran congregations,
Mr.. Mackensen was born in
Ontario. Canada. and was grad
uated from Martin Luther Col
lege. He was ordained in 1894
in Buffalo and took over his first
ministerial post in Walmore,
in. Y.
He also had been a pastor in
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NEW YORK, Mar. % (R.-
The Methodist Board of Mis-
sions disclosed yesterday that
DR.. Yang Yung ching. former
president of Soochow University
in China, died in Shanghai on
March 6 as a "semiprisoner" Of
the Communists.
The board said the 64-year-
old DR.. Yang, who had been in
the United States as diplomat
and teacher, had been refused
permission to leave China de-
spite his failing health.
He was subjected to periods
of interrogation and imprison-
ment the board said, and efforts
were made to force him to re-
pudiate Christianity and confess
to spying.
DR.. Yang studied at George
Washington University in Wash
ington and held numerous Chi
nese government posts during
and after World War I. He was
secretary to the Chinese dele
CATION to the Washington Dis
armament Conference in 1921
and 1922, after having been Sec
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mrs. GoIdthwuite,
Mother of Admiral

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Mar. 2s
(P.-Mrs. Mary Goldthwaite
mother of Rear Admiral Gold
thwaite, chief of naval basic
training at the Pensacola Naval
Air Station, died yesterday after
a brief illness.
A lifetime resident of Mont
gomery, Mrs. Goldthwaite was
the widow of DR.. Robert Gold
thwaite, a physician who prac-
ticed in Montgomery for a num-
Der of years and died in France
during World War I.
Surviving in addition to the
admiral are three daughters
Miss Theresa Goldthwaite Of
Montgomery, Mrs. John w. Durr
| jr., Birmingham. and Mrs. M. v
Dawson, Tyler, Tex.
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Walter Emery, Is, Economist,
FormerIyWithU U. S. Rubber Co.

Ipital at Ancon during the anti
yellow fever campaign.
Afterwards he became a rep
Iresentative Of a Wall street in
Idustrial firm and Travelled ex-
tensively in South America and
Europe before he Joined the
United States Rubber Co. After
his retirement he lived in South
Iern California, coming to Wash
ington several years ago.
Mr.. Emery was a charter
member of the Society Of
Chagres. a Panama group; q
member of the Society Of Co
Ilonial Wars, of which he was
secretary in New York City. and
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Doris Dorothy Montgomery
Emery, and a brother, Horace
Milton Emery. London, England.
Services will be held at 4 pm.
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Brook
! lyn, N. Y,
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Walter Emery, 76. retired
economist with the U. S. Rubber
Co. in New York. died yesterday
in Garfield Hospital after a two
month illness. He lived at 1901
Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Emery was with U. S.
Rubber from 1919 until 1947 and
formerly was director of adver-
Using. During World War II he
spent half of each week in
Washington and had an Office at
25O1 @ street NV. He did war
work with the Foreign Economic
Administration and the War
Planning Board. He also did
volunteer French translations
for the National Security Board
Mr.. Emery was born in La
Crosse, Wis. He was graduated
from the University of Tennessee
in 1903 and got a law degree
from the University of Virginia
He went to the Panama Cana
Zone and served in number OF
legal capacities with courts there
and was chief clerk of the hos