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vazno "a Los Angeles i juznu Ka|iforniju

Los Angeles Calf. Ovdje sprema velii pknk pro-
gram dance, kojeg prredjue Hrvask Repubikansk Kub
Hrvatske zene organizacija HISS gradu Angeles
Calf da dosojno proslave "a godne svoga rada
politickog vec kuturnog humanarnog rada Kako e
to vec poznato uSA kanad, kao u nasoj staro do
movlnl Hrvatskoj cjem iseenim Hrvatma po cjelomu
svijetu ko sv znadu rad HISS. Los Angelesu ma dale
kom Pacfku Oval velki program prosava &c bt ma g..
septembra 1925 South Budlong Ave. Los Angeles Cali
fornia u Hrvatskoj Narodnoj Udrugi.
Mi znamo da ce proslava HISS bit dobro DOS tie
cena kako to bile redovto prasnje jer ovakove
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

tisuca primjeraka, sto nije
tako mnogo, kada sc uzme u
obzir cinjenica da Sc samo u
Sjedinjenim Drzavama nala-
ri dvadeset pet tisuea sred-
njih skola (high schools), a
da ne govorimo o drugim zem-
llama.
Cilj ovih izdanja jeste po-
pularizirati povijest hrvat-
skog naroda pred citavim svi-
jetom, stavljajuci ma ogled
svima neprocjenjive zasluge
Hrvata u razvoju j obrani Ia
padne civilizacije.
Da ova ocjena kulturnog
svijeta uhvati sto dublji ko-
rijen, brosure su razaslane u
prvom redu visim nastavnim
zavodima, kao sveuciliStima j
koledzima engleski govoreceg
svijeta, JUNE Amerike i ne
kin europejskih zemalja, Ia
tim diplomatskim predstavni-
Gina u Washingtonu i vecem
broju nasih doseljenika u Sic
dinjenim Drzavama i Kanadi,
"a koje Sc je smatralo da jos
imaju ljubavi i postovanja
prema svome narodu, te nisu
zagrezli u mocvari protuna-
ravnih i protunarodnih pu-
stolovina.
Ma spomenuta mjesta po-
slano je prosle godine osam
tisuca primjeraka. Preostale
dvije tisuce sa novih deset tt
suca primjeraka Sc sada raza-
silju velikom broju srednjih
skola (high schools) u Sjedi-
nienim Drzavama i Kanadi
gradskim knjiznicama u ODE
zemlje. Osim toga pripreme
Sc cine "a razasiljajne ma do
licna mjesta (sveucilista, gi-
mnazije i JAYNE knjiznice) u
swim zemljama ma svijetu. Tu
su dakle europejske zemlje,
zatim Azija, Afrika i Austria
lila sa svojim otocima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Ii priredjeni, janjetina pecena,
a i zene su napravile vrlo u
kusne makarone i salatu i
odmah su mas pocele servira-
ii. A to svi zene, djeca i mu-
Ski, i sve mas je dvorilo bez
pitanja starosti i mladosti.
Objed je bio vrlo ukusan i
dobar. Nakon toga nastalo je
veselje, pievanje, Piles i raz-
govori. Neki sa starim po-
znancima, a neki su Sc upo-
znali po prvi puta, i tako smo
proveli cijelo poslije podne.
Svi smo Sc veselili kao da
nemislimo lei kuci natrag u
Cleveland. Ali dodje vrijeme
da smo sc morali rastajati
svi sjednemo ma autobus. "a
tim dodje predsjednik odbo-
ra, brat Chulig pozdravi mas
u ime odsjeka HBZ. grada
Detroita. Zahvalio sc ma ma
Sem posjetu zazelio nam sre-
tan povratak nasim kucama.
La toga dodju i tamburasi
koji su svirali kod autobusa,
a poslije unidju u bus mama
sviraju i pjevaju nase mile
pjesme. Pri polasku, kad smo
Sc dobro lijepo razveselili
dolazi say narod sa owe veil.
Ike proslave da nam zazeli sre-
tan put.
Sestre i brace odbornici
Zajednicarskog Dana Detroit
skin odsjeka HBZ, u ime cla-
MICA Gospojinskog Kluba, ma
Sc rodbine prijatelja, koji
su s mama putovali ma vaSu
proslavu, mi nemamo rijeci
sa kojima Sc mozemo mi svi
zahvaliti ma vasem doceku,
podvorbi i rastanku, koje &c
mama svima ostati trajna u
spomena. Takodjer Sc ovom
z3godom najisk1re91n:ije 91 zahva-
ljujemo braci Chilig i Sudetic,
kao sestri Marie Morgan
ostalom odboru, te svemu ma
rodu koii mas je onako lijepo
PRIMO i docekao. Hvala
tamburasima koji su mas O.
mako lijepo zabavljali vese-
ILL. JOS jednom svima hvala,
i mi cemo milo "a drago vra-
titi kada nam Sc bude pruzila
prilika.
U ime Gospojinskog kluba
sve vas pozdravljaju:
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HyaIa Detroitcanima

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma 28
julia owe godine, Odsjeci HBZ
grada Detroit, Mich. su odr.
zali svoj Zajednicarski Dan,
Clanice Gospojinskog Kluba
sa st. Clair Avenue liz Cleve.
land, Ohio posjetile su ovu
proslavu putovale ga auto
busom.
Ma putu je bio sve veselo,
a jos veselije kada smo stigli
ma proslavu u Detroit, jer ta-
mo nas-je docekao odbor O.
stall narod koji je vec bio ma
pikniku. Stolovi SUI "a mas bi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

pdhJd lllJC uopJCAo uO u. JuAo
ali nj oni koji su pobjedili,F
odnosno vecina cd njih, nisu
zelili da putuju u Kanadu.
Ne samo da n S u zelili po-
bjednici liz Sjedinjenih Drza-
va, nego i vecina pobjednika
il Kanade nisu zelili da pu-
tuju po svojoj vlastitoj zem-
iii. Etc to je razlog, da Sc
je cd tulneje "a Kanadu od-
ustalo.
Dale brat Krasic kaze, da
turneje treba upriliciti tamo
gdje clanovi vole lei i gdje i'll
to najvise zanima. Uzeo je "a
PRIMER nasu proslogodisnju
kampanju i turneju "a Jugo-
slaviju, koju turneju su mno-
gi voljeli bill "a nju odusev-
ljeni. S time sc sama sla-
zem, jer to je tocno i istina.
Nase tlanove u vecoj grupi
zanima putovati po Evropi,
jer tamo mogu da vide ono,
sto ovdje nemogu. Narcotic
mnoge s arije clanove "a
nina, da vide svoju domo-
vinu u kojoj su Sc rodili, a
nase mladje da vide staru do
movinu svojih roditelja. Do
cim Kanada je blizu u nju
mozemo lei bez turneje.
Prosle godine kad smo pu-
tovali "a Jugoslaviju imali
smo lijepi put po vodi, i IL
gledalo je kao da nismo ma
oceanu. Ma brodu je bilo kon-
cerata, plesa, kino to je pro-
slo tako brzo. Nekoji su zelili
biti DUE ma vodi. Docim
malo je bilo lose po zeljez-
nici, ali to Sc moze drugi put
ispraviti, da { clanovi ina iu
svoj vlastiti wagon. Iii treba
uzeti wise vremena putovati
ma jugoslavenskom brod u,
gdje bi vidjeli wise luka j gra-
dova. Ako bi sc buducu kam-
panju udesilo u ovom smislu,
vjerujem da bi bilo wise u
spjeha, t. j. bilo bi wise gradi-
telja "a HBZ. Svakako da j.
mamo takovih graditelja,
koji gledaju da Sc financial
no okoriste i takovi nemare
"a bilo kakovo putovanje, ali
vecina bi zelila turneju u
Jugoslaviju.
mace sada nasa uprava j.
made wise iskustva o organi-
ziranju turneje u Jugoslaviju,
nego sto je to imala zadnji
put, pa prema tome vjerujem
da bi Sc druga turneja bolje
organizirala nego prosle 60
dine. Zadnji put bilo je neki-
ma krivo, jer Sc nisu mogli
natrag vratiti zajedno S O.
stalima. Trebalo bi putovati
u julu, jer august je malo
kasno. Ako bi Sc ovako ucini-
10 sigurna sam da bi Sc opet
dobilo polovicu onih koii su
putovali prosle godine, do
sta wise mladje generacije. O.
nj koji SUI putovali prosle 60
dine II grupi, toga &c Sc du-
go sjecati. sto Sc tice politike
u Jugoslaviji, to sc mas ov-
die ne tice. Mi smo ISL kao
turisti i bill smo svagdje lie
po docekani. Ma Plitvickim
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Neko|iko rijeGi 0 nasim kampanjama

Benwood, w. Va. - Rado citam ZajedniGar po-
ucne dopise clanke MENU Tako nedavno ctala
canak brata M Krasica, naseg glavnog baganika po-
gledu kampane ko svoe clanke uviek pSe duhu brat
stva zaiednicarsva clanku on sc ie osvrnuo ma
ovogodsnju kampanju turneju Kanadu. Veil da kam-
pana ne uspjela do 81 julia onako kako e ocekvalo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Ratarstvo je "a casna
velikodusna covjeka najbolje
cd svih zanimanja iii vjes-
tina $ kojim ljudi priskrb-
ljuju sredstva "a opstanak.
KsefOn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

prlredbe sto priredjuje Hrvats Republkans Kub Hr-
vaske zene je najbolU program cijele jetne sezone
Ma ovu prosavu i nase priredbe doaze Hrvati ne
samo il Los Angelesa, vec IL cijee JUNE Kafome UsA
Kanade, zato svi ko dodete zvana zee informaciju
pisite tajnka, Mato Gabricha 1925 Matey Road La
Canada, Calf, telefon Churchill 9O886.
Mato Gabric, zvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
Izdanie broSure sa s|ikama 0 hrvatskoi
povjesti U enqleskom ieziku

Srednom lipnja godne zslo je il tiska drugo IL
DAME brosure koeni cd 10000 prmjeraka sa jednakm
broem koverata koma &c brosura slat postom
strane svijeta
Posto je prvo zdanje takodjer izaslo deset tsuta
prmieraka to e do danas zdano dvadeset tsuca prim
raka brosure KonaGn cil izdanjima e pedeset
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

ZajednIca prima move Ga
nove izmedju 50 | 60 godina
starosti ma zivomu csjegura-
Gin Cd 81, 10000.
Najveta osjeguracija kod
n. B. Zajednice joste svota
cd $4,000. Ma ovu svotu mo-
b - osjegurah do 40 godina
wtoo4VUVs 1890 ~-..r=,-,...sz--~sA.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Sto tko wise ina, tim sc
wise steze.
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Ia svakih dali mih 100 toCkca dObya na1nadnih S.o
Ma koncu kampane jedan clan koj steIlne najvs broj
tockca dobva povrh novcan nagrada jos zlatni rucni
sat- nagradu dobiva edna clanica koa bude Oh
zenskih imaa najveci broj tockca.
Owe nagrade unosne vrjedne, po ovom panu
moci &c steel nagrau Oni vrijedn clanOv liz malh ma
seobna gdje je tesko dobit veci broj tockica
Sestre braco to je danas plan produenJe kam-
panic "a iacanje nase Zaednice, pax vam svma topic
preporuCamo nastavte zvle radon jacane vase
Zajednice.
Ia Glavn Kampanjski Odbor - Philip Vukeich, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Anastazija Dobrinic, predsj
Dorothy Kufrin, potpredsj
Anna Thomas, tajnica
Mary Lucic, predsj. N. o.
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P0CASNA LISTA NASH GRAD|TEJA
SV0JE HRV. BRATSKE zAJEDNICE

Ma ovo pocasnoj list nash graditela donosmo imena
tockce graditelja kako koj so do konca prosog me-
SEGA lula kad b formano ovogodsnja kampanja trebaa
bit zaklucena Ma list mena svh onih ko napra-
viii 100 wise tockca Buduci e kampanja produljena cd
toga datuma meseca odredena nagrada 60
tovu novcu kako ie vec bo obavleno To ce sva clan
iii clanica ko navrs 100 oGkca posebno dob povrh obG
ne nagrade jedan dollar svau ockicu jos $40 wise
Ovde ponovno donosimo nagrade po novom planu u
sadanio kampan da time potaknemo nase vredne grad-
telie ma zivlji rad bolji uspeh owe kampanje.
Prositaite ovo zapamtte, pax
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Odsjek III
Gnjc:do Graduelj mjeSto Tothice
$50 Marko Banjavcc Toronto, Ontario .........3 313
644 Flip Zebic, Hamilton, Ontario 269
GA JOS. Stanovch, Hamilton Ontario ...........".326
$40 John krznaric, Schumacher, Ontario 239
900 JOsp Sunic, Montreal Quebec $50
1877 Mary Burma Vancouver Il. c. ............. .283
GAG Michael Halovanic, Sudbury, Ontario .......23 .233
468 Janko JeIenic, Sudbury, Ontario .22S
975 Michael Mijatovich, Toronto, Ontario ..... 228
952 Stjepan Budak Windsor Ontario 1877
$50 Juraj Boljkovac Schumacher Ontario .......242
954 StankO Spehar Hamilton, Ontario .......... 1873
COS Frank Vukobratich, Schumacher, Ontario .~.15O
961 Kajo Mateljan, Toronto, Ontario 1876
954 Michael Bradica, Hamilton Ontario .......... 1876
919 Joseph Glavas, SauIt Ste. Marie, Ontario .. 12l
739 Maran Polich Montreal, Quebec ........... 13O
866 Michael Skender, Montreal Quebec ......... III
700 Krzan Mayich Sydney, N. S., Canada .....~ 113
ALASKA
991 Louis Vul1mir Anchorage Alaska .. 1870
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100 tockica do 199 tockica .........S 1000
200 tockica do 299 tockica 25OO
800 tockica do 399 tockica 5000
400 tockica do 400 tockica 1900
500 toCkica do 500 toclica .......... 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
Charles Arthur Devers, 81,
Oldest in BrickIuyers Local

Surviving are five daughters
and three sons. Mrs. William L.
Anderson. ga Mississippi ave-
nue.. Silver Spring, at whose
home he died; Mrs. Edna Eli
senhart. o512 Caroline avenue,
Silver Spring: Mrs. Joseph !.
Height. 900 Ethan Allen ave-
nue., Takoma Park; Mrs. Alvah
d. Young, Leonardtown. Md:
Mrs. Frank Gould, Winter
Park, Fla: Herbert Devers, 1904
Fayette road, Kensington:
Theodore, 54Oo Seventh street
NV, and Archie, Of Leonard
town.
Also surviving are % grand
children, ~ great-grandchil-
dren, and i've great-great-
grandchildren.
Services win be held at 10
am. Monday at the Deal
funeral home, 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial win be In
Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
|ItoIo Fronuni,
Retired BUYER

Italo Il. Fronani, 10, retired
buyer for Woodward a. LOthrop
died Wednesday al GARFIELD
Hospital.
Mr.. Fronani became q buyer
for china and glassware In 1912
after going 70 work for the
company in 1894 as q wrapper
He was the organizer Of the
Builders Club Of the store and
program chairman Of the Re-
tired Store Members Club.
Failing eyesight forced Mr..
Ff0nani to relinquish 4 botani-
cal scholarship at the Academy
of Natural Sciences In Phila-
delphia. Pa. His father was q
Royal Professor at the Univer-
sity Of Italy and assistant H.
brarian at the Academy Of
Natural Sciences in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Fronani was born in
London and came to this
country when he was I'VE with
his father. who was In the
Italian Consulate Services.
He Is survived BY his widow,
Adele Parlett Fronani Of 1895
Montague street NV.
A service was to be held at
the Lee funeral home. Fourth
street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. at pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
George D. O'Brien Dies;
Lowmoker for 7 Terms

George Donoghue O,Brlen. 81,
an assistant corporation coun-
sci Of the District who served
seven terms as q Congressman
from Michigan. died Of heart
disease yesterday. He was
stricken while riding home on
a Etreetcar.
Mr.. O'Brien told his family
he felt III before leaving for
work. but went into his office.
He was stricken at Wisconsin
avenue and Thirty Fourth street
NV. and pronounced dead at
i0:40 am. in d. c. General
Hospital.
Born IN Detroit on the FIRST
day OF this century. Mr.. o,Brien
received both q B.A. degree and
q law degree from the Univer-
sity Of Detroit.
A Democrat, he was elected
TO Congress from Detroit In
1895. After being defeated IN
1898. he ran again in 1910. won,
and held his seat for six years.
He was defeated again in 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

Charles Arthur Devers. OF,
the oldest member Of the
Bricklayers Union Local /,
died yesterday at the home OF
q daughter.
Mr.. Devers. who once at
tributed his long Life TO the
fact that asthma as q child led
to his choice Of work outdoors.
belonged TO the union for II
years, and held q gold 60-year
union card. He retired in 1896.
A lifelong resident Of WASH
ington, he lived alone at his
home at 5ll3 Seventh street
NV. after the death Of his
wife, Esther Ann, two years
ago. Mrs. Devers, who was 81.
died three days before the
couples 9th wedding ami
versary.
mr.. Devers was taken TO his
daughters home last Sunday.
He was o charter member OF
Brightwood Park Methodist
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
&. o. Toymon, 50;
.WSSC Ex-Aide

Charles Ogle Tayman. SO, Of
3404 Newton street, Mount
Rainier. Nd. q former watch
man for the Washington SUI
burban Sanitary Commission,
died Wednesday Of q heart at
tack. He had been retired two
years.
Mr.. Tayman was q nfe-long
resident Of Prince Georges
County, and q farmer most Of
his life near Groom. Nd.
Survivors are his widow. the
former Rosa Seaborn. and six
sons and daughters. Mrs. Eliza
beth Anderson. 1919 Chillum
road. Mount Rainier: Mrs. Ed
ward o. Wood and Mrs. Mar
garet Quick. 3404 Newton street.
Mount Rainier: Wallace Tay-
man. 34l1 Otis street. Mount
Rainier; Melvin Tayman. 5207
Quincy street. Bladensburg,
Nd. and Benjamin Tayman,
1919 South Sixth street. Airing
ton. Va.
Services were to be at IL am.
today at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. Groom. Nd. with
burial in the church cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
Torbert,
Inward Department

Warwick NJ. Torbert. 70. re-
tired Government employee and
long time Washington resi-
dent. died Thursday at Gar
field Hospital after a long ill-
ness.
Mr.. Torbert. of 2305 Thirty
ninth street NV. retired from
the old War Department in
1912 after ~ years of service.
A native Of Portland. Pa. he
came to the District 20 years
ago.
Mr.. Torbert was q member
of Hiram Masonic Lodge No.
10 and Of the Vaughn Bible
Class of the Calvary Baptist
Church.
/. He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Torbert Of the
home address. and a brother.
r. Parke Torbert. of l45s Co
lumbia road NV.
Funeral services viii be held
at ! pm. Monday from the
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
win be at Rock Greek Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
Beniomin Williams. 81.
Army Chauffeur

Benjamin Williams, 81. OF
5504 Second street NV. died
yesterday morning In George
Washington University Hospital
after q long Illness.
Mr.. Williams had been q
chauffeur with the Washington
District. Army Corps Of Engi-
neers. since 1899. He was q
native Of Larksville. Pa. and
q World War ] veteran,
He is survived by q brother.
Blaine Williams of Kingston.
Pa, and four sisters. Mrs. Lee
Partington Of Bethesda. Mrs.
Kathryn Hanford of Wilkes
Barre, Pa; Mrs. Florence Mack
of Kingston and Mrs. Elizabeth
Jone sof Nanticoke. Pa,
Funeral services win be held
Monday in Plymouth. Pa. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

WALLER, JESSE w. On Thursday,
October 20. 1897 q Monlgomsry
Segnss General Hospital; Jnssk y
and Emma Walker Of OaitheraburE,
Nd, and beloved husband Of Alice
q. walker Of Olney, Nd He aleo u
survived ~ three deufhters, Ms. poF-
an ss HOVER 81 3, t %Ssst"n Ma ana sd
Mrs. De LlSis Lelsear Of Takoina Park.
Nd; four grandchildren, two great
grandchildren. one sister, MFe. kEelyn
Darby q qAitherahnrE No, ana two
Carroll Walker. both Of oaisherrburs.
Nd. In lieu Of hoWpfs, contributions
may ne made to me blood Memorial
kund, honlegmery County General
k kS,p'ss n.rss sn9 tans as Nome e I. s sss
louisville, Nd. who're funeral services
VIII ~ held % sunday, October "a.
a $50 D.m IntRFment Potomac
csmssssg: sbaiiimcrs sun papers
wAsHrNoToN. nARRIsr HANS
n isss. inRs0' 1 nA IRtIdif RxsiESssssIERRa
WARRINGTON beloved mother Of
Mrs, Carrie Washington Pitchelt. Mrs.
Mamie Washingtqn ClemQns Of Chi
ss sTsSs q ch zee s.'i me- caI william ap so
Hnnsherry o. Washington, d, c..
Francis D. Washinakon Of Chicago.
III, and ;. Julio Wanhtngtop Of Chl-
case. III SITTER q MEs. celests lef-
EsSSS q & Sa assss M; As IS. ' slsS
u survived ~ zen grandchildren.
seven greas-efandrhildren. other reia.
tives nnd mapy tflsnds. After Z
Invited 70 call a the Jarvis Chapel,
services viii BE- held al III an
Tlssdsy. October se Knsombment
wKnsIgn. EAnlk ANDERSON. On
Hs fbSsfs Wsssrk n p 1880 E soass
Court House I'd. Ar!lngtont Va. be-
WEBSTER, father q Ma. MARI ODER.
h Ill., kli sns .o culn wi M osns
$50 o'sH s safy,sss s' 8 ELEVEN srana
children, Prtends may call at Cav
lsr's chspsL 1855 pa. ave. n.u.
courtesy parkfns epposite). where
s oa,oses - ~ e , sss 60 Tsf tS'ss
msnf Ariihssss National csmsssry.
wKLsH, AGNEs n, suddenly. On
Lnu5sefx octaesr "a kga3. AGNES
wife q a- ~ isss John wv ". wsIsh ana ana
mother o. Mrs. Euclid , whetseL
neral Home. ee0l Ilth q. nv. On
ssia ;ss .$:;:s, isi.'s.a. ssri ,iI Is
zlNxl. On. FRANCIS l. snddenly.
on Saturday. October 20. 1857. II
bis residence, esQe North end I'd.
AIllngtqn, Va, DIR. FRANCIS Z.
zS s: ans AI ss s.S g Hrs su1 Es
~ three soEa. Louis j. Zlnrl. Franz
els. !, zin1l and Thomas p zinxf.
and one dannhtet, kathryn Eilen
zinal; his parents, Mr., Louis and Mrs.
dress two sisters Mrs Andreanna
xinEl and Mrs carmella ooVoni Of
New YORK City, n ", and four
brothers. Mr. Salvatore ZlnEi. Patrick
al q N Anas ysrt I'm ,, 1ed l'I No, zns
services later. Arrangements by
EltkGerAlo.
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Roy Hayes Of Fla;
News Vendor Here

Ray Hayes. q news vendor on
the southwest corner Of Seven
tenth and Eye streets NV.
for 20 years, died Of q heart
attack Friday morning in Day.
tona. Fla.
Mr.. Hayes moved to Daytona
Beach a year ago. wher he was
buying a motel. He visited here
about two weeks ago.
Born in Georgia. he came to
Washington when he was IA.
He is survived by his widwo,
Trecie, and five children.
Nancy. Shirley. Peggy. Ken
meth, and Dennis, al Of the
home address. zoe Butler
boulevard. Daytona Beach.
Three sisters and three BROTH
ers also survive.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow in the Turner
Mortuary in Decatur. Ga.
Burial will be in Lithonia, Ga.
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Lord Dunsuny,
Irish Writer

DUBLIN. oct. 20 RLOrd
Dunsany, 10, Irish poet, novel;
ist and dramatist who wrote
with q quill pen on parchment.
died in . nursing home last
night.
He had q wide following IN
the United States. where he
also lectured frequently. and
claimed In recent years his
works were more widely read
there than In his own country.
Born Edward John Moreton
Plunkett. the 18th baron Of
Dunsany, he was the author Of
more than so volumes Of verse,
plays and fiction. He was also
known as q soldier and athlete.
Lord Dunsany was Q fierce
critic Of the modernists.
what authority" he once
asked. have these people to
give you their message in other
than plain English?" He called
the modernists bells Of lead"
and said he preferred "our old
chimes" Y
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and again he came back TO
Congress two years later. After
serving three more terms, Mr..
OBrien was defeated IN 1854
and retired from politics.
He had been an assistant
corporation counsel Of the Dis
trict since 1865, where he was
assigned to the civil proceed
|ings division, and was largely
concerned with trial matters.
Mr.. O'Brien was q veteran Of
World War I. enIisting In the
Army whom he was IS.
Mr.. O'Brien lived at 48i7
Bayard road. Bethesda. He Il
survived by his widow, Mar
garet. and six children. George,
jr.. 10. a midshipman at AN
napolis; Maureen. is: Joan, II;
John Patrick. ~: Mary Ellen,
3. and Kelvin, 3.
Friends may cali at the De
Vol funeral home. 2224 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. until 3 pm.
tomorrow. Funeral services win
be held in Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
o. H. Trunstrum,
State Department
Bureau Director

Orville H. Transtrum, .46.
executive director of the State
Departments Bureau Of Inter
national Organization Affairs.
died yesterday at George WASH
ington University Hospital fol-
lowing brain surgery.
Mr.. Transtum came to the
State Department in 1916 and
served here until 1850. when
he was assigned to Vienna. He
returned to Washington in
1854 as director Of the manage
ment branch Of the Refugee
Relief Program, and in 1855
was appointed to his last State
Department post.
Mr.. Transtrum began his
Government career in 1894 as
director Of administrative serv-
ices at the Federal Works
Agency. He was assistant d.
rector Of Civilian Administra-
tive Services Of the once for
Emergency Management from
1912 TO 1914. He served in the
Navy before joining the State
Department.
Mr.. Transtrum was q native
Of st. Charles, Idaho.
He is survived by his wife.
Louise. and three children.
Lynne. II; Gary. IS. and
Tommie. 4, 550s Broad Branch
road NV.
Funeral services we're to be
held at 2 pm. today ut the
Latter Day Saints Chapel, $3.50
Western avenue. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dr.. F. l. Zinzi, Pediotricion
And World War II Veteran

during World War II. DR.. Zinzi
had lived in Arlington since the
end Of the war. He was asso-
ciated with DR.. Frank Murphy.
with Offices in Shirlington.
The treasurer of the North
ern Virginia Pediatrics Society.
DR.. Zinzi was a member Of the
American Academy Of Pedia-
tries, the Arlington County
Medical Society. the American
Medical Association. the Cath
ollie Physicians Guild. and the
John Carroll Society.
He is survived by his widow.
Catherine. and four children,
Louis, Francis. Thomas and
Catherine.
Funeral arrangements win be
handled by the Fitzgerald ,fu-
neral home in Arlington.