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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-03

Thomas J. Fitzgerald told the
Graduate Faculty Staff League
of the Newman Foundation at the
University of Illinois.
He said the purpose of the
NoDL is ITO set in motion the
moral forces of the entire coun-
try against sslsciovs literature"
He denied that the NoDL ever
urged boycoffs or enlisted Po-
lice action in support of its
aims, as was maintained recent
ly by John Fischer, editor of
Hsrper's Magazine.
In an interview following his
talk, Msgr. Fitzgerald said
for the NODL will be
released in the near future. He
expressed the hope that this
would end any further misunder'
standings and would be clear
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-03

WASHINGTON CNC) - G.. How.
land Shaw, retired diplomat and
Laetare Medalist of 1945, has
been named to receive the Mental
Illness Needs Dollar fMIN ID
Award in connection with the OBJ
servance of Mental Health Week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-03
NEA Praises Diversity
OF Education Control

WASHINGTON - NC) - Zone of the strengths of
the American enterprise in higher education is variety in
the source of authority and responsibility for college and
universities
So declares the Educational Policies Commission spon
sored nv the National Education Association NEA and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
REAL ESTATE

MALE or female, full or part time
ing real estate office, good commits
sion set-up, plenty of floor time.
Call Mr.. Pena, and come in and talk
about our many advantages. A. nj.
Pena. Realtor, $50 East 222nd ST.,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

all For Appointment $3.50 A.M. to $500 Pm.
Employment Service Is Our Business
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
kI||||| |!,!l!ll;s;'; q ll;Gsi
Member Of G. e. s. n.
oPPoR T MITE S

Al Companies
PROJECT ENGINEER. outomotive.
research and development $3.50
I.E., degree. cost reduction. job
evoluotion. wage incentive.
TOOL ROOM FOREMAN. exp.
End SHIFT ...... s5oof
KUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER.
degree ............. S450-S525
DRAFTING TRAINEE. HIS. mechani-
col drawing ,...... S3S0-S400
FEM ALE
CONTACT EVE ROBERTS
BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE MGR. Eost
Cleveland. tax reports 49,. S433
SECRETARY. small office.
Willowick. drive ....... 1925
SECRETARY. college journalism.
Wickliffe ......... S350-S400
SECRETARY. l girl office.
WilloughbY ............ $500
DICTAPHONE-STENO. to
age As S3l0
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK.
recent exp. E. Cleve. .. $500
OFFICE MANAGER. insurance
underwriting exp. 49,. $500 up
EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER, medi-
cal institution. college S350-S400
BILLER-TYPIST, town ...... $3.50
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST. type.
Shaker $3.50
SALES-SERVICE CLERK. direct OF
indirect soles exp. ..... OPEN
POSTING. stock records clerk.
train. light typing ...... $3.50
HAND BILLER. order and invoice
handling. to 40 ........... .S225
ART TRAINEE. display and cut
out. to age 40 ............ S225
RECEPTIONIST. phone. posting s225
FILE CLERK. light tYping.
Euclid Ave. .............. S235
CAFETERIA. N. E. ueo. full or
part time ..............S Sl.05 hr.
$500 A.M. to 500 Pm.
e Is Our Business
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BooKKEEPER

YOUNG man. 1S to 25, for kitchen
helper, meals, uniforms. hourly rate.
RE 1-1907.
MECHANICALLY inclined man for
light manufacturing plant. Coated
r Abrasive Products. Inc, rear 30206
Lakeland blvd, hours 1904.
CANVASSER- salesman, for heating.
roofing, siding company; northeast
section; best deal in town for right
man. Come in and talk it over. Atlas
Heating & Cooling Co., 800 East
185th ST.
BRICKLAYERS, wanted, scale. HI.
2-S680.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

BARTENDER or parnaid. for nights,
references required. Box 1895, 814
East l52nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
Situotion Wanted

MAN with 2-ton dump truck desire
hauling OF any kind, rubbish asnes
dirt, garages torn down easements
and attlcs cleaned. GL. -364l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

MEN
TECHNICAL
CERAMIC Engineer. No Fee $4,000
CHIEF CHEMIST (relocote). lotex
and neoprene dipping.
IS 10 SO ................. .Sl5,OO0
MACHINE DESIGNER. moteriol
handling. No Fee .. to 500
METALLURGIST. degree 49,. $3.50
TRANSFORMER engineers. design
and develop small electrical
transformers. No Fee, to
so years ......... Sis. 1000
ARCHITECTURAL droftsmun,
product development. . to $3.50
MACHINE designer for rubber
industry .................. S1oO
% YOUNG men needed immedi.
otely as drafting techniciuns.
would prefer at least months
experience ........t to S325
STRUCTURAL craftsmen to $500 hr.
TOOL ROOM foremon. young.
to 40, End shift $50 + bonus
(6) ANALYTICAL Chemists. orgonic.
testing metuls s....to to $3.50
SHEET METAL droftsmon -. $3.50
OFFICE
ASSIST Purchasing Agent. some
buying exp, read prints S375-S400
WRITER for radio and newspaper
promotion ............... .So,UUO
STAFF accountant, some college.
TO .,.......... SooU
SENIOR tab operator .. S440
EDITORIAL OF development
plonner for children's books.
ide1 man or women to $4,000
MANAGEMENT troinee with
accounting background -. S442
TECHNICAL writer. oircroit parts.
Cuto pUts .e....S S550-S600
SALES
SALES Engineer, trovel all USA
and Cdnado. get distributors.
crude oil. pipeline repoir. -.
........... $500 + exp. + comm.
SALES. pharmaceutical. biology
background. Cleveland oreo
............ cor exp. and S4o0
CARTON solesmon. industrial
firms .... Draw $500 plus
WALLPAPER soles 0nd drive S325 +
OFFICE SUPPLY soles SIS wk. draw
plus comm.
INDUSTRIAL
OPENINGS for skilled mdchinists.
all types ...........to TO $3.50 hr.
GROUP leoder. arc Welding.
=
5o-hr. week ..........S SZ.70 hr.
WOMEN
BOOKKEEpERs
ASSIST. bookkeeper. Euclid Ave-.
extend invoices. mature. to As.
NO FEE .............. $500
ACCOUNTS receivable and
puYuble, fling. typinq.
u FEE ,,......,......, 10 9oUU
BANK tellers. experienced.
downtown ............ s3Uu
ASHIER-bookkeeper. handle
student hutton. 9-5. good
future .............. D3UU
z TYPISTS, will train on book
keeping machine. accounts pay
able or receivable. 2l-35 80; $3.50
H. ACCOUNTING clerk. qenerol
duties. HIS. grad No Fee S325
EA S T CT
MEMBE
133o8 Euclid Avenue
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

ACCOUNTING clerk, tYpist. handle
vouchers. E. ......t to $3.50
MANY, MANY OTHERS
SEE US TODAY
SECRETARIES - STENoS
SECRETARY to marketing mqr..
Al skills. tipping and shorthand.
No Fee Observation-Disclosures. .S375
STENO. Hunno Bldg.. STA hr.
week. good tYpist. light
dictduon ........... $3.50 up
STENO. soles dept. Euclid Ave.
under 40, NO FEE .... $500
STENO. mature. to director of
educational institute. interesting
work. 9-5 .............. $500
STENO for Ind. soles dept. and
assist soles mgr. to 35.
NO FEE S35O
STENO. E.. light dictdtion. assist
Secretary to President.
NO FEE ......... $2a5-s3oo
EAST Cleveland concern needs
ediphone operator. must like
figures ................ $500 UP
SOUTHEAST firm, oil benefits.
handle purchase orders,
NO FEE ................ $500
GENERAL Office with light short
hGnd, operotor duplicotor. 2l-40.
E. l60-St. Cloir. NO FEE . $3.50
SECRETARY to production mgr,
work in control. Al Co.. $500
STENO., lovely new office. 20-30
yrs. will train on teletYpe TO $500
STENO for soles and Adv. Mgr.
work with Vice Pres. excellent
Co.. NO FEE ............ S325
WORK for trovel agency. voried
duties, light shorthand. 80. $500
STENO. clerk work in financial
section for notionol known Co..
NO FEE .....-.........S34 S346
MANY, MANY OTHERS
SEE US TO-DAY
WORK in smon office for publish
ing firm. average tYping speed,
NO tEE .......... ....... pZoo
HIGH school graduates. will train
on key punch. must type. S2l6
FILE CLERK. general Office.
some tYping ..........,.. $3.50
EDIPHONE operotor NO FEE S325
20 TYPISTS-dictophone operotors.
Ind. Engineering Dept to $50
DICTAPHCNE operator. Euclid
Ave.. NO FEE .... s3o3
CLERK-tYpists. downtown. typinq
with general Office ....... $3.50
HIGH school grads. with tipping
speed of so WPM. E.
TYPIST. work in purchasing dept.
good sharp girl ......... $500
2 COMP. operators. payroll
experience ......-........ SZ1o up
TIMEKEEPER. handle production,
piece work ............ SZ25
2 STOCK room clerks. 1926.
will truin Observation-Disclosures. SZ16
LAUNDROMAT ossistont 81 M.
CASHIER for restaurant.
hrs. day ........... -..... SLID
FILE CLEFK for IBM Dept.
HIS. grad. ............ 500
FIELD Supervisor. prefer teachers
certificate, contact schools and
industry ..,.............. S400
MANY, MANY OTHERS
SEE us TODAY
: v Ell n n ID
+ CESA
GLenville l-3347
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Top Notch Positions
n n L z

AOR 4NOtSAl SOSAl4O1LS
n n L e
COMMERCIAL MEN
CONTACT LOU KADLEY
OFFICE MANAGER. know systems
and procedures. supervisory
exp. observation-disclosures. S600-S625
PRODUCTION CONTROL MGR.
know scheduling. dispotching.
ETC.. prefer electrical back
ground ......... S550-S600
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT. supervisory
exp. TO promote to Bronch
Controller ....... $500-S550
ACCOUNTANT. degree,
"a year exp. ..... S450-S475
INDUSTRIAL WRITER. house orgon.
some newspaper exp.
necessary ........... S450-S50O
SALES. exp. college. Cleveland
oreo ............... S390+
PRODUCTION PLANNER. know
engineering changes. read
BIP. ex. ......... S425-S450
IR. ACCOUNTANT. degree or exp.
young. promotionol ....... $3.50
WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT. excep-
tonol w. Side opportunity $3.50
OFFICE TRAINEE. HIS. erod..
type .............S2 S250-S275
ORDER CLERK. HIS. and
clerical exp. .............. $500
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE. HIS.
grod with cor, to leorn
finance business .S275-S325+
TECHNICAL MEN
CONTACT EVE ROBERTS
MAINTENANCE SUPT., bonling
exp. Observation-Disclosures. OPEN
MACHINE DESIGNER. degree.
ME-. hYdroulic and electric
controls. heavy machinery $3.50
APPLICATION ENGINEER. NE.
degree. promote to mdnoge-
Cell For Appointment
C~.w~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
Edward W. Young,
Retired Admiral

Rear Admiral Edward Watson
Young, USN. retired. IS. col.
lapsed and died on O Los Altos
(Calif.) golf course Saturday
the Associated Press reported
He apparently suffered q heart
attack.
Admiral Young won the Navy
Cross in World War II for serv.
Ice at Okinawa as commander
of a radar picket station unit
He also held the Legion of Merit
with Combat v. He retired ir
1854, and had been associated
with a power tool firm since
then.
Born in Glasgow. Scotland, he
was graduated from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis in 1924
He was in the submarine sew
ice before World War II.
He studied here at the Ma
tional War College from Au-
gust, 1947. to July. 1913, and
served in the Office Of the Chief
of Naval Operations from July
1948. to August, 1949.
He is survived by his widow
Sandra, of Burlingame, Calf.
and three sisters, including Mrs
T. L. Sweet of Washington.
Services were held today al
st. Paul's Episcopal Church in
Burlingame. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
DEATHS
In Mrmnriaut
Announcement Of
Services by Chambers

BARTLETT. ANNIE NJ. In loving re.
irembTa1re Of our dear mother. ANNIE
NJ BARTLETT. who departed this life
eighteen years ago today, April ], 1889
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one gone TO rest.
And those who think OF YOU today
Are those who loved you best,
LOVING Chill DREN. DOROTHY. MER.
Vim AND GEORGE.
CONRAD, AMOS w., JR. who passed
away one year ago today, April |, 1855
In our homes he Is fondly remembered
Sweet memories cling TO his name:
Those who loved him In life sincerely.
DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
HERBERT. JAMES 7. JIMMY. In Low,
U @s eT %MEs o. my Jimmy nSh ce HESsE hsf
who passed away eight years ago today
April /. 1919.
Beautiful memories I cherish
OF the happy. hours we spent together
But today silent thouehts bring tear
For the one loved so dear.
MS LOVING WIFE MARIE HER
JOHNSON, CoRNRLIA M. In ioyin,
memory OF my dear mother. CORNELII
M. JOHNSON. on the anniversary o.
her death. April !. 1885.
Missed and mourned by her devoted
NahthNNAs ANaes kNeNS ~ bAeheNh hhhs
MINNIE JOHNSON wRENN.
MONACO, ANGELINA JOSEPHINE. Ii
loving memory OF our mother, Grand
mother and great-grandmother. ANGE
LIMA JOSEPHINE MONACO. VIII,
passed away SIX years ago today. Apri
L. 1901,
Not dead to US who love her.
Not lost, but gone before
She lives with us In memory.
And Will forevermore,
THE FAMILY
MORuAN. WILLIAM THOMAS. In ioy
ina memory Of my dear husband Will
LIAM THOMAS MORGAN. who de-
parted this life seven years ago today
April I. 1850.
This IA the day Of every year
I set aside to write about you, dear;
The wound OF parting Is lust so deep
Seven years have passed, still sllenti!
weep.
Never shalt cease 10 love you,
Never shall your memory fade.
The sweetest love forever lingers
In nv heart for YOU today.
DEVOTED WIFE, NETTfE A. MORGAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

ries Of families who had livec
at Falkland. and enjoyed talking
about them.
Falkland has a small towr
atmosphere Of its own" he sale
at the time Of his retirement
The people have made 1t that.
Was Legion Post Commander
He was a former Democratic
precinct chairman and a pas
commander of Cissel Saxon Pos
No. Al, American Legion. HI
also belonged to the Silver Spring
Elks Lodge: Silver Spring Me.
mortal Post. Veterans of Foreign
Wars. and RosenSteel Council
knights Of Columbus.
Surviving are his widow
Charlotte. of the home address
8349 Colesville road; two daugh.
tiers. Mrs. E. Allen Francis. 1885,
East West Highway. Silver
Spring: and Mrs. John T. Ken.
nedy. 1881 West Falkland lane
Silver Spring, and three grand.
sons.
Mass will be offered at 9:3(
am. Wednesday at st. Michael!
Catholic Church in Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
Gene Lockhort, sc, Dies;
Noted Stage, Film Actor

SANTA MONICA. Calf. April
4 (R.-Gene Lockhart, a versa
tile performer who was seen or
heard in a half dozen entertain
ment mediums during his Co.
year career, died Of a heart seiz-
ure yesterday.
The pudgy-faced actor. di-
rector, author and composer was
perhaps best known for his char
acter roles in the movies. He
appeared in more than 300 Aims.
Mr.. Lockhart, who was Sc,
had been hospitalized here only
Saturday night. after complain
ing of severe pains. He had not
been in apparent bad health and
was working on television show
to be presented by the General
Electric Theater.
With him at his death were
his wife Kathleen, to whom he
had been married 80 years. and
his actress daughter, June Lock-
hart.
Mr.. Lockhart was born in
London, Ontario. He began his
career with the Kilties Band OF
Canada when he was 6 years
old.
At various later stages of his
career, he was writer of Broad
way shows. a composer, a news
paper columnist and a singer
One Of his songs-written with
Deems Taylor-was THE World
lis Waiting for the Sunrise"
He appeared on Broadway In
Death Of a Salesman" and "Ah
wilderness" and directed a num-
Der of plays, including 1.-THE
Warriors Husband" and Sunni
rum"
His motion picture career in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

Icluded roles in "Carousel," MAN
lin the Gray Flannel Suit" 1.-THE
House on 92nd Street." Leave
Her to Heaven" Foxes of Har-
row." Miracle on 34th Street.
vanishing American" ct h {
Shocking Miss Pilgrim, Joan oil
Arc" and I'D Climb the Highest
Mountain"
He also wrote radio program.
and played many television roles
He performed in the TV series
His Honor Homer Bill"
Mr.. Lockhart's recent activitie:
included a tour last fall in which
he gave dramatic readings al
colleges and universities.
In addition to his widow anc
daughter. he is survived by {
sister. Mrs. Helen Havel of Bald
win. Long Island, N. Y. and two
grandchildren, Anne Kathleen, 3
and June Elizabeth. /. daughters
of Miss Lockhart and her hus'
band, DR.. John F. Maloney. q
New York physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
H. P. Hornaday,
Financial Editor

Hilton P. Hornaday. So. finan-
cial editor Of the Buffalo News,
died Saturday after suffering a
heart attack while mentioning
in Hollywood. Fla.
His home was in Hamburg,
N. Y.
A graduate of the old Central
High School here, he was the
son Of James P. Hornaday. for
mer Washington correspondent
of the Indianapolis News and a
former president of the Gridiron
Club. He was also a graduate
of the University Of Wisconsin
Mr.. Hornaday Is survived by
his wife. Kathryn; three sons,
Hilton. jr., James and Charles,
all Of Hamburg: his mother,
Mrs. James P. Hornaday, 1927
Hemlock street NV; two BROTH
ers, Fred Of 3508 Runnymede
place NV. and James H. OF
Swarthmore, Pa. and a sister,
Miss Mary Hornaday of New
York City.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday in Hamburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
.Nuzi Press Boss,
Max Amunn, IS

MUNICH. Germany. April
R.-The death of Max Amann
the one-armed boss Of Nazi Ger
many's newspapers. was an
nounced by relatives today.
Adolf Hitler once took order:
from Amann. a drill sergeant ir
World War /. After Hitler came
to power he appointed Amanr
president of the Third Reich''
press organization. dominating
all the country's newspapers.
Amann was captured by United
States Troops in the closing day!
of World War II. He was SEN
fenced later by a German cour'
to 10 years in a labor camp fol
his activities under the Nazi re.
gime. but did not serve out the
full term. Cause of his deatf
was not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

Booth home. historic Carriers
Grove" on the James River near
Williamsburg. and attend c d
Stuart Hall at Staunton, Va. She
and Maj. Wise were married at
Bruton Parish Church in Will
liamsburg on November ~. 1902
Mrs. Wise was a member Of
the National Society Of Colonial
Danes. the Sulgrave Club. ano
the Pennington Country Club In
Charlottesville.
Besides her husband. she 1:
survived by four children. John
S. Wise, Of Charlottesville: Mrs
Alfred S. Mills. Of Morristown
N. j.; Henry A. Wise. jr.. OF Will
mington: and Mrs. Henry S
Thompson. Of Jenkintown. Pa
Thirteen grandchildren and one
great-grandchild also survive.
Graveside services will be held
at Hollywood Cemetery in Rich
mond at a time not yet decided
The family asks that flowers bt
omitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

Chronicle, the oldest newspaper
in Arlington, the last surviving
incorporation of the Arlington
Trust Co., a director of the Ma
tional Mortgage Investment Co.,
and trustee of National
University.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Mary Schuyler of STAFF
ord, Va, also living at the home
of their son Argyle, who is an
attorney here and a former COM
missioner of the immigration
and Naturalization Service: two
other sons. Joseph Darlington
Mackey, 1852 Lee highway, Ar
lington. and Thomas L. Mackey,
West Palm Beach. Fla, and two
daughters. Mrs. Alice Davidson.
New York. and Mrs. Virginia
Neuer. Kansas City, Mo. Twelve
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren also survive.
The family and close friends
will attend funeral services at
8 am. tomorrow at the Ives
funeral home. 2745 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to the
cancer fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
WentzeI du PIessis,
Ambassadors Son

Vented During du Plessis, 81
the only son of w. c. du Plessis
Ambassador from South Africa,
died here yesterday after an
operation.
I The young man had been i'll
for many years and had under
gone a series of operations. The
most recent one was IL days ago
Ambassador du Plessis came
here last August from Ottawa,
Canada, where he had been
South African High Commits
sioner from March. 1854. He
combined that post with that OF
Permanent Representative to the
United Nations.
/ Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by a sister. Barbara, a stu
dent at American University.
Funeral services will be held
here,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
Mrs. Henry A. Wise, Member
OF williamsburg Area Family

Mrs. Henry A. Wise. 81, of
Charlottesville. Va. and Wash
ington, died this morning OF a
cerebral hemorrhage at the
Anchorage Apartments. She was
stricken Friday.
She and Mai. Wise had Just
returned from a trip around the
world by air. one Of several
round-the-world trips they had
taken.
Maj. Wise formerly was a
United States attorney in New
York for many years and a Re-
publican national committee
man from Virginia. He and Mrs
Wise made their home in Char
lotteSville and in recent years
spent the winter months at their
apartment at the Anchorage.
Born at "Shenstone" in Motto
way County. Va. Mrs. Wise was
the former Henrietta Booth. the
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
@. Booth. She grew UP at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
|Crondol Mockey, Crusader
Against Arlington Gambling

CraIidal Macy. 81. who as
Commonwealth Attorney for
Alexandria County at the turn
of the century. cleaned out
gambling in an area that had
become known as the Monte
Carlo Of the East" died yester-
day at the home of his son.
Argyle r. Mackey. at 1907 North
Woodstock street. Arlington.
Mr.. Mackey served from 1904
to 1916. He ran for Office short
ly after Army service as an In
fantry captain in the Spanish
American War, and was elected
by two votes. Immediately the
gamblers contested his election
with a battery of eight lawyers
But Mr.. Mackey held the post.
and succeeded in cleaning out
gambling at Rosslyn and Jack
son City and finally closed the
gambling houses at st. Asaph's,
the last and most powerful
stronghold.
He conducted dozens of raids
personally, aided by. officers and
citizens.
Mr.. Mackey stood on his rec
ord when running for re-elec-
ton. II am my own platform, :"
he declared in a campaign re-
port to the people in 1907.
The area which Mr.. Mackey
served is now Arlington County.
He was born in Shreveport,
La. in a Confederate ambulance,
the son of a captain in the cngi-
neers, Thomas Jefferson Mackey.
His family came to this area
when he was IA years of age. A
graduate of South Carolina Mill
Itary Institute and Georgetown
University. Mr.. Mackey practiced
law in Washington and Virginia
for SO years, retiring at the age
of IS.
He lived for so years at It'll
North Twenty-second street in
Arlington on the bluffs of the
Potomac. Practically bed-ridden
for the past five years as the re-
suit Of an automobile accident,
Mr.. Mackey moved recently to
the home of his son.
He was the publisher of the