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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

We godine nasa su jadranska
brodogradilista isporucila je-
danaest teretnih brodova cd
ukupno 70 tisuca tona, l jed
nu vecu jahtu, a do kraja o.
We godine isporucit &c jos IL
teretnih brodova ukupne to-
maze cd preko 100 tisuca to-
ma.
Iduca godina bit &c medju-
tim jos plodnija. U Moi &c BIZ
ii izgradjeno 26 velikih bro
dova- i tankera, koji &c iuati
ukupno 270 tisuca tona mo-
sivosti, te diva putnicko teret-
ma broda jedna jahta. Ovdje
nisu uracunate, mamie plovne
jedinice, koje izgradjuju / ma
sa mania brodogradilista.
No jedan cd najvecih u.
spjeha nasih brodogradilista
je i u tome, sto je dostignuta,
pa cak i prestignuta efektiv-
most rada najvecih evropskih
brodogradilista, a ujedno Sc
snazno razvija industrija
brodskih motora, u cemu je
narociti uspjeh postiglo pull
sko brodogradiliste "Uljanik"
koje je vet nekoliko. svojih
brodskih diesel-motora ugra-
dilo u neke brodove.
Danas Jugoslavija raspolaze
sa $40 brodova u ukupnoj to-
nazi cd 415 tisuca tona, sto
je wise cd najjace predratne
flote, ali osim njih nasa su
brodogradilista izgradila ma
tisuce tona brodovlja "a stra-
ne vlasnike il Europe, Azije,
Afrike i Amerike..
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
LIJEPI 0DAzIvI "a hRvATSKI CENTAR

Ovdje donosmo ukratko pisma nase dobre brace "a
5ednicara, ko maju plemenit osjecaj pomaganu svak
dobre stvar pa tako naseg Hrvatskog Contra Pitts
burghu Psma govore sebe netrebaju i'm nikak
ko1nentara cd nase strane koa ovdje donoso kake
sijedi:
McKeesoprt Pa. = Postovani brate Vukelcu tajnice
Ujednjenih Odsjeka H.BZ. Zapadnoj Pennsylvania
dju koma je sastavm dio mas odsjek "Sokol broi 2s
HB,z koji takodjer poziva druge odsjeke da on pri
skoce pomoc nasem Hrvatskom Centru
Cd strane odsjeka br Is njegovog clanstva prozene
Vam Salem eek svot cd $1,000 u pomoc naseg Hrvat
sednici sakupjeno zedju canova $205O sto znosi
ga skupa $3O.5O
Darovali SUI sliiedeci:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Duquesne University 1amburitzans !.
Do|azi u East Chicago 50. noyembra

East Chicago Ind = Hrvatsko Pjevacko Drlstvo "So-
ga prireduje ve koncer kojeg &c izvadjah gasovita
Duquesne University Tamburitzans nedjelju 80.
bra 1885, sata posje podne Roosevelt High School
Auditorium, u East Chicago Indiana. r. frs ,.r--
Oval glasovit zbor kojeg predvodi Mr.. Walter W. Ko-
lar, vec poso % godne prikazuje jepe gazbene pro-
grae ko sastoe cd raznih narodnh pjesama pesova
muzike raznim narodnm sarolikm nosnjama, da III
je divota gledah slusati. 434s Il rs
Nakon koncertnog programa "Sloga" &c odrzah plesn
zabavu Hrvatskom Domu 4O33 Main Street, Indiana
Harbor Ind kojeg &c svrah Duquesne Tamburitzans
Tu ce Sc servirati jeo pice prisutnima. ..;a~s
Pozivlje mas narod mjesta okoice, da posjet
oval koncert sto vecem brou, da vide cuu mlade
umetnike skolarce Duquesne University il Pittsburgh
Pa Sv dodte ne zaboravite datum 80 novembra kako
koncert posije podne tako pesnu zabavu vecer
Mrs. Nicholas Zafran, tajnica "Sloge"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

UKupnO ...".. .$5UoO
Odsjek Napredak" br. 423, Ahquippa Pa. Sale po-
moe Croatian. Center $1,000 Poslao brat Ivan Babic
John Milkovich, Sacramento Calf, daruje Croatian
Center $500. Brau il California posebno jepo
hvaljujemo daru
Vincent Brebrc il Gary Ind dobre zejesalje svoj
prilog cd $500. Bratu Brebricu lijepa hvala.
Prosloga tjedna primsmo ukupno $47.5O Prize prna-
ljeno $80950. Ukupno do sada $857O0.
Svima darovateljima me odbora Ujedinjenh Odsjeka
HB.Z srdacna hvaa. - Philip vukelch, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
|vElIkA zAJEDN|CARSkA zABAvA
DVAJU 0DSJEkA H.B.z. q52 | b38

Windsor, Ont Canada Prvu jesensku plesnu zabavu
koncertom prredjuju zajednick odseci 952 638
botu, %. novembra Hrvatskom Narodnom Domu, 252O
Seminole Street st. Luke - ~ -.-
PoGasn COST govornik zabave bit &c v. l. Mandc
glavn predsjednk H. B. Zajednce.
Ovu zabavu prredjujeno obicajno kako to nase Clan
stvo koloniste vole to jest oko podana b &c pecenja
yruceg raznja odojka pa aprjed raspoagane gost
rose wise raznog hladnog napitka. So s.s
Koncertn program pies zvoditi &c poznati tamburas
XII zbor brace Toinicic pod vodstvom Mike Tomicic.
U glavnon zabava pocima tocno 7:30 sat vece.
Ulaznina so cent?. 7% 1 ..-'.s "a,
Pozvamo clanove nasih odsjeka gnijezda te ostale
narode mesa okolce IL susjednog grada Deroita da
posete pru nasu jesensku zabavu, kojoj &c b do
vono razonade made sarije pjesmu svirku brace
Tomisic Sesre brace dode budite uvjeren da cete
dobro zabav provest ugodnu vece medu svojm svje-
tom. To jamc priredjvaGk - Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
STALAN USP0N BR0D0GRADNJE U
STAR0J D0MOVIN ma JADRANU

Svakog rodoljuba vese podzanje il zaostalosti IL
gradnja nase stare domaje Hrvatske Pose razvja
industrija pooprvreda tesko polako ali salno Tako
camo casopsu Zagrebacka Matca Iseljenka Hrvatske
usponu Jugosavenske Brodogradnje brodograd-
MIA zapravo naazi nasem pavom Jadranu zemljama
Hrvatske. time Hrvau doprnasaju mnogo usponu zaje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
"Pothvat" iedne quske

Stara guska Mariana Etero-
vica u Donjem Miholjcu nacinila
je pothvat svoje vrste. Dosad Sc
nije culo, da Sc jedna guska diva
puta u godini legla. Marijanova
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

je guska izuzetak. Prvi puta je
izlegla sedan mladih, a drugi
puta petoro, 0 cemu Marian pri-
Ga vec nekoliko nedjelja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

Punom parom vrijedn pevaei pjevacice naseg popu-
arnog Javora spremaju svoj ovogodisn vek avni
nastup, koj ce b nedjeu, 2S. novembra Javor Hall
S22 N Canal Street North Side, Pittsburgh Po6eak
u 73O Pm. IN
Program koncerta obuhvatt &c nastup jeSovitog
ra Javora cd oko 40 pjevaca pjevane duetu konae
no bt &c jedno iznenadene vesea iera (show) ko-
joj &c se vidjeti koloplesovi.'
Koncert Javora uzvelcat &c jos diva nasa poznata
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

zbor "Strosmajer" IL Youngstown Ohio. Nemote pro-
masd oval zaista, odcni program njepe nase pjesme.
pevaeka drusva Preser slovensk sbor il Pittsburgha
i "Strosmajer" IL Youngstowna Ohio.
Nakon programa bt &c ples svirati &c poznat tam
burask zbor Balkan Serenaders il East Pittsburgha
Ulaznica je dollar.
Pozivljemo mas narod, narcotic ljubitee muzcke
mjenos da svojm prsusvo uzveli6au godisnI koncert
na4eg Javora koji e toko puta svojo pesmona
oduSeviti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

Novac govori ali nikad Sc
be ne odaje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
HRYATSkI NAR0DlI PARK CR0ATIAN
CENTER TREBA NAR0DNU P0M0C -
P0M0z|TE SW K0LIk0 M0zETE

VEL G0D|SNu k0ERAT PEvACk0G DRSTVA "JAv0R"
0DRzAE Sc SADA NEDJ N0vENRA Ma vECE Av0R DY0RAN|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
james L. Ward:
Doormun Served
Many Celebrities

James L. Ward, Sc, who as a
doorman and elevator operator
at the Ontario Apartment House
for 81 years knew and served
many of the Nations great, died
Friday in Freedmen's Hospital
after an illness of six weeks.
Born in Arlington, Mr.. Ward
began work at the apartment
house when he was Is and spent
his entire working life there.
President William Howard Taft,
Gen. Douglas Macarthur and
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson were
among many prominent people
whom he met at his work.
Mr.. Ward lived at 1905 FIJI
tenth street NV. and was a
longtime member of the Yer
mont Avenue Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Alta Woodford Ward, of
the home address; a brother
Harry, Pittsburgh, and two SIS
tiers, Mrs. Sarah Richardson
and Mrs. Marion Dabney, both
of Arlington.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at / pm. tomorrow at
the Jarvis funeral home. 1882
U street NV. Burial will be in
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Alfred Moves, II, Dies,
Noted British Poet

ISLE OF WIGHT. England,
June 20 @.-poet Alfred
Noyes. who wrote the noted
poem The Highwayman." later
made into a movie. died In q
hospital today. He was n.
One Of Britain's most prolific
writers. Mr.. Noyes was known
for his poetry throughout the
English-speaking world, especi-
ally the United States where he
lectured extensively and taught
for 10 years.
His best known work Is "The
Barrel Organ" with It's we'll
known line Kew In Lilac
Tine" but II was The High
wayman." a poem about a ro-
mantle robber. that furnished
the basis for Aim story.
Was Big Man
Few poets looked less like
the public conception Of a SEN
sitive versemaker than Mr.
Noyes. He was 6 feet tall,
weighed 200 pounds, and was
broad-shouldered. clean-shaven
and short-haired.
An outdoorsman he swan
often in the sea near his home
here. He had been swimming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Dr.. Louise Pound,
Scholar, Author
And Teacher

LINCOLN. Neb., June 20 up.
= DR.. Louise Pound, whose
home schooling laid the foun-
dalton for a career as a scholar.
teacher and author, died today.
She would have been SO Mon
day.
Both DR.. Pound and her ia
nous brother, Roscoe Pound,
Harvard Law School dean
emeritus. were tutored by their
mother. Louise Pound attended
her first formal class at the
University Of Nebraska at the
age of IA.
She later Joined the Nebraska
faculty, became head Of its De-
partment Of English and re-
tired in 1945 after half a CEN
tury Of teaching.
She founded the Magazine Of
American Speech and held Of
f1ce in most Of the national as
sociations concerned with folk
lore, literature and English
composition.
She was the only woman to
win a place in the University Of
Nebraska Sports Hall of Fame.
In 1897 she won the Women's
Western tennis championship.
DR.. Pound had been hospi-
talized since June 8, suffering
from coronary thrombosis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Col. Henry Gordon Sheen;
Served With Eisenhower

Funeral services for Col
Henry Gordon Sheen, who
served as a counter-intelligencs
chief under Gen. Eisenhower
during World War II, will be
conducted at IL am. tomorrow
at Fort Myer chapel.
Col. Sheen. who had often
lived in Washington, died June
81 in San Antonio.
An intelligence specialist, he
held key intelligence poSts in
the European Theater during
World War II. After the war
he taught at the Army Intelli-
gence School and at the Army
War College here. When he re-
tired last year, he was head Of
the general subjects depart.
ment at the Armored Force
School in Fort Knox, KY.
In his book, Yankee @.
Man." Frederick Aver refers tc
Col. Sheen as "a delightful and
gallant man Ike's chief OF
counter Intelligence very
much a realist "a real man. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Just "a hours before he was
admitted 10 the hospital last
Sunday for an operation.
Mr.. Noyes was graduated
from Oxford and married the
former Garrett Daniels, daugh-
ter OF an American Army colo
mel. IN 1907. She died In 1926.
A year later he married an
Englishwoman. Mary Weld
Blunden. They had a son and
two daughters.
In United States Often
Mr.. Noyes visited the United
States many times. lecturing in
1000 United States commun-
tiles. He held honorary degrees
from Yale. the University Of
California Berkeley and Sy-
racuse. He was q professor Of
modern English literature at
Princeton from 1918 to 1923.
When King George VI died
In 1882, Mr.. Noyes wrote q short
commemorative poem. two lines
OF which graphically expressed
the feelings Of many Britons.
The lines went:
There is no splendor in a
monarch's crown
Can match the splendor Of
his peoples tears"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Col. Sheen began his military
career as q sergeant in the
field artillery in 1926. He was
commissioned a second lieu
tenant in 1929 and attained
the rank Of colonel in 1874.
He had been awarded the
Silver Star. the Legion Of Merit
and the Purple Heart with Oak
Leaf Clusters. He also had re-
ceived numerous foreign deco
rations, including the Most Ex-
cellent Order Of the British
Empire, in degree of Honorary
Offlcer. the French Croix de
Guerre with Palm and Legion
OF Honor. degree Of Chevalier,
and the Belgian Order Of Leo
pold with Palm, Grade Of OH
cer-Croix de Guerre 1910 with
Palm.
Col. Sheen is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Agnes Lee Sheen
Of San Antonio.
He will be buried, with full
military honors, near his late
father, Col. Henry Gordon
Sheen. in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Edmund E. PendIeton, 90,
Retired FILA Official

Edmund E. Pendleton, SO, q
retired official of the Federal
Housing Administration, died
Friday at his home. 1902 P
street NV. after a long illness.
Mr.. Pendleton was born in
Bolton. Tex. and graduated
from the University of Texas.
He worked in the bond and
mortgage business in st. Louis,
Detroit and San Antonio before
Joining the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation in 1895.
He transferred to the FILA
in 1897 and remained there
until his retirement last year.
Mr.. Pendleton is survived by
his widow. the former Marion
Weston. Of the home address:
two sons, George c., of 3454
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Macomb street NV. and Ed.
mund. jr.. Of $50 Quebec street
NV; three sisters. Mrs. N. A.
Sayre. Cincinnati. Mrs. L. F..
Cowan. Houston. and Mrs. Nor
ton Lyster, Pasadena, Calf;
and six grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be pri-
vate. Burial will be In Temple,
Texas.
The family requests that
flowers be omitted and that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be made
in the form Of contributions to
the building fund of the
Georgetown Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Francis Squires II

MIAMI. Fla. June 20 R.-
Francis A. Squires II. 81. a for
mer Miami newspaperman. died
Friday Of a heart ailment. He
worked in Cambridge. Mass. as
an insurance adjuster from l94l
until a little over a year ago
when he moved to Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Brafhs

wEssFE ApA !, az 5 5sE5.sa' 6.S sSa'
c6sTlss while Hhs also 4 sur.
vived b. two. stepdAnghlera. alr
sasn other i rsss. s sss sSs.
After ! pm, SUNDAY, June ~,
jenkins Funeral Home. Ss0l dsor:
ga .s.yss wahsTs ssr.ies a w sIllI
~; ih'sTassi waosisvh Gene
w! ssS. a. is bst Y IN. 2.,rsSI' s osS:
srai hospital GENEVA wlodiNs %
q La SRsnR wlssiS. EuSSssSSss ana and
hrIanSemsnts By jarvis Funeral
sDA L. Departed THIS liis
S S.b ysi1 iIs;D iSas asi S ina Evwsffa
KY o. 1909 18th 81. NV vile
of the late Thomas W. wiley
psliuS wilkey Of chiceso NJ
M kenpten =. and James q
gSlsis g yi w ss sSSl
Miss Evelyn D. Wilkey, Mrs, Mar
X Howard and Mrs. Helen W Hall
thirteen grandchildren, tour great
grandehildrsn. three sisters, MRS
Hth iisn. ci Row a. n sna W., Josi.
many other relatives and friends
snA h,a, nay ,yn,r 3 E ylswsd al g, a..
~ s ass T On. on pa MSasf' :.rS sSa;
g. TSEi :sISeoi SSlS iRasSi,i Gnu guares
q smith eisslatins. intsT%sni
Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
WILSON. HATTIE y, sNowDEN, On
sNEoSSwbtSSSn t wilson S y d AArE french 3
Robert Wilson and devoted mother
q Prank. Raymond. John and
Fletcher Annlcs orayes, BernlcI
Mason and Harriet white: AZ.
HI tso i SrotSsrs s'' co T FRANK c0E
and Ernest snowden: two sisters
in-iav, three daughters-in-law. foul
sons -in-law. eighteen grandchildren
and four great-erandchildren. Notiel
q funeral later. Arrangementss b.
YATES 1850 Soy :. E new f on SS csy '1P
Roy C. YATES, Jrs tsthsr q
son OF Roy c. Yates. stepson q
Lille N. Yates and brother OF wi,
n S or.e s Msv, 5sSaOsth r. GTsW %s
call AZ the. Takoma Funeral Home
254 Carroll st, NV. .tparkinR op'
positel, after II am. Monday, Jun,
80. 0raveside services and inter,
ment at Arlington National Gene
Please omit flowers. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Darn ut Uhanks

ADAM sr sALs5 0Na .Ts sss !, family .aVr, q
their thanks and appreciation q
Sors for their kind and seneroys
expressions Of sympathy. caras'
i iasi BOUQUETS aSSsl dSiins our recent Be-
EuRiEL b. ADAMS AND chill
DREN.
ASHTON, AMELIA j.. The husband
and family Of the late AMELIA y
ASHTON wishes TO express sincere
thanks and appreciation % t1e
many s Tsasys' shsI
teiegrams. cards, flowers. sits, use
OF cars, all services and Kenefous
expressions Of sympathy durins tneir
p ssSTy ersAf HUSBAND. ROBERT H,
A6HTON; SISTER, LUELLA ZEE:
BROTHER, DUDLEY JACKSON;
NiEcEs AND NEPHEWs. 20
DORFMAN. MAX L. The family Of Max
L. Dorfman wishes TO express sim
cere thanks and appreciation 70 the
many friends, relatives. neighDors,
kindnesses shown during his illness
and for the many other generous
expressions OF sympathy, cards, now
ere. telegrams. and assistance ex-
tended 70 the lhmily ouIlhs theh
THE FAMILY.
the late Mrs. LOUISE J. MAYOR
thanks the pastor and choir Of 81.
Luke's PIE Church for their serv-
ices, Forest. Temple, No. .: MAJ
nolia Council and Soiourner Truth
Court for cars. flowers, cards, tele-
grams and other remembrances dur
ing their bereavement
gCHATzMAN, DOROTHY. The fam
fly OF the late DOROTHY ScHATZ-
MAN wishes to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation To- their
many friends, relatives. neighbors
and business associates for their
cards and generous expressions OF
sympathy. turing their recent be-
scHATzMAN. AND DAUGHTERS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Anurtltn1

wEcHsLER, SARAH. There viii be
HRG SRT %hcfAsf q on s sSnSsy June &c
20. 1883, at 1870 pm. at the Beth
sholom Cemetery (Oldl, 18th st.
and Alabama ave. Sc Congress
Heights Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Drafhs

GALLEY, WILLIAM: on Thursday.
verslty Hospital WILLIAM BAILEY
Of s463 Piney Branch. court, Silver
rqBS sile No fat fsS0A 0f Ms. 1 sSss6
Bailey and Don. Bailey: son Of Mrs
Ellen Bailey OF Corringham. Eng
land. Mr., Bailey rests at the War
ss ced 1S%Dhs nTs F sissa s SGRs
on Monday. June 80, at pm.
parking facilitiesl. Interment pri-
vate. In preference Of nowers. sym.
Of memorials to the American Cancer
Society, D. c. Division. $40 18th
81. NV. -
BALDWIN, MAY BRENTON. On Phi
pi Hs Ma" BRENTsoSN BxLD WY
Of $500 Que st. nv. mother Of
Conn Conf NS ana sister o. Mrs u Louis G
Wilson. She also is survived BY
two grandsons, Brenton and JEFFREY
Smith, and a nephew, Baldwin
Cook Services and intermnSent
IIcKERrON. LOUIS A. on Friday.
June "a, 1858. LOUIS a, BICKER-
Wilcox and the late Louis A, Bick-
erton. brother Of Catherine B. Her:
furth. Joseph T., oeorge z. and
Robert T Bickerton. Friends may
S fs Ct Home ssS R0H PSI fin M e.
after 8 pm SATURDAY. June 2s,
suiem mass st the Holy Comforter
Ghg5sh At tv Ssp am Relatives s, and
ton National Cemetery. 80
BLAKE. CAPT. WENDELL ?. UsN
isSs, CAPT w TSH5Sii p BLAKE.
USN (retired). OF 1913 Parkston I'd =,
Of Mrs. Betty 10 Blake and father
Of S,. Mrs. c,nt Robert fon 9AT IsIapS F0eS
He also Is survived BY three grand;
sons. Friends are invited TO call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Flu
neral Home Of Robert A; Humphrey
s asy jun. Ma ID 'f's Services sm vii Sf'1 5;
held on Monday. June 80. at 10
A.ms at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
Myer, Va Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
sOERNsTEIN. IRVING NICHOLAS,
On Wednesday. June g, 1858, At
his residence ,5S24 Chevy ~, Cna I 6
ssoSESRNshrEEiN, is seloTsd 6 SGT.H d
Mrs. Beulah B 6trasburger and Mr.;
Ralph bernstein Friends may cal
, at Hysons's Funeral Home, 1900 D
! on Monday. June 80 at 1880 pm
lnterment in Arlington National
: Cemetery. ~
June 90. 1858, DoRoTHY BROWN
late Lucy p; and Boston BFSwn
She also Is survived by I've nieces
friends. The late Mrs. Brown maj
be viewed at the Stewart Funera
Mona MONDAY 80 June s. 49, Re f Funeral 0 on
tuesday, July /. from the E6enezei
Methodist Church, 4th and p SIS
Sc, at IL am. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery 30
CAMPBELL, elijah. On Thursday
June 20, 1858, ELIJAH CAMPBELL
Of n SSs a l ms1v st nv GeySied I hsS
father Of Ollie " TaIbert,, corin'
liams, James Thurston, Clarenc,
Peterson, Willie and Clitt Marble'
tives and friends also survive. Aftel
2 pm. Sunday, June 80. triend
Home, 'Sss Rhode Island ave, NV
KY Sns az services :, IN M MSnSs ca SSn
Baptist Church. 452 NJ st. NV. tn
Rev J, L. Bennett officiating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. 30
CARPENTER, AUGUST @. o.
wednesday, June 20, 1858, at hi
NV AUGUsT q. CARPENTER. tn
center, i fstssr Of p Mrs. rem Etsills
4 sherman Of College Park, Nd. AM
Leo A. Carpenter Of Arlington. Va
He also is survived by two grand
children Friends may call at tn
Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST, an!
Mass ave. ne, where services vii
be held on Monday, June 30, q
GAS am. lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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nLAKE. CAPT. MENDELL ?. UsN

eOERNSTEIN, IRVING NICHOLAS,
On Wednesday, June Is, 1858, at
pEwy' NV, IRVING NICHOLAS
BoERNsTEiN, beloved brother Of
Mrs. Beulah B Strasburger and Mr.
Ralph Boernstein Friends may cal
at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900 y
ct NV. where services will pc held
1nterment IN Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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day. June rs, 1855, al sibley Ne
mortal HOSPITAL, MRS. MARTHA
IRENE. MOORE Of 2O54 37th st
e Moore S snd mother wis 81 Msry E 5Sss
beth Moore, sister of Miss Myrl
Sadie Hutchinson Of Orlando. Pa.
and Mr.. J. B Rawls Of Birming-
Hysong's Funeral Home. 1900 Il
81, NV after 4 pm. Sunday, june
20, where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday. July 1, at S:4h
am. Relatives and friends In
vited to attend Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery 90
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1ACKETT. WALTER n. Suddenly, on
Thursday, June 20, 1855. WALTER
n HACKETT Of ego Wisconsin
ave. NV, beloved husband OF Nina
J. Hackett and grandfather Of
Spring. Nd brother Of Mrs. Charles
Hartford Of Cleveland. Ohio Rela-
tiVes and friends are invited to
call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. b103 Wisconsin ave. NV.
day. June 80. ct Q am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. %
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June "a, 1868, MARY G. JOHNSON
Of 323 You st. NV, beloved wife Of
Jesse j. Johnson, mother Of Mrs,
Gladys Jackson and sister of Mrs
Belle Yergan She is also survived
Observation-Disclosures After II am
Sunday, June 30, remains may be
viewed at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel
1892 You st NV. Funeral services
Monday, June 30 at i2 noon at the
Galbraith AME. Zion Church, ~ 4
AafsapaI
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FAIRWEATHER, GERTRUDE +.

E Ea.DIy, JaPs ES "a bRSs 4 D SaIS
Ayesha M Fairweather Of Wash.
ington, D c.. and Roydon L. Fair
weather of Claymont, Del. She
Ronald D. FsiTweSth.f: sister q
Mrs Ethel T. WelliVer Of Brook.
dale. Nd. Services At the s. II
Hines CO. Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th
st. NV on Monday, June 80, al
mei1t private 90
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~. i95s. at the Washington Hos
pital Center. JAMES FLIAKAs Of
loved husband Of Afrodite Fliakas,
father OF Mrs. Mary Bochanis and
Perry James Fliakas, son of Agerios
Fliakas Of Velvendos, Greece; broth
er Of George Fliakas and Mrs. Ann
three srandchiidren. Friends may
can at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. after
2 pm Saturday, June % park
ing faeilItiesl. Services a ST
36th st. and Massachusetts, ave
NV, on Monday, June 80. at 2
pm. Interment Glenwood Gene
terry. Contributions to st, Sophia
Greek Orthodox Cathedral 20