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DRUSTvENI
-YIJESNIK
Odsjek 81, Ms Pittsburgh, Pa.

Odsjek 81, Ms Pittsburgh, Pa.
- Clanstvo odsjeka ovime sc po-
viva da po mogucnosti u sto vecem
broju dodje ma iducu nasu redovitu
sjednicu nedjelju, IS. septembra
u 2 sata po podne, ma obicno mje
sto, Javor Dvoranu.
Ma ovoj sjednici, prema zakljuc-
ku clanstva, prisutnog ma prosloj
sjednici povesti &c Sc rasprava o
pitanjima, koja prestoje "a rad
desete Konvencije nase Zajednice,
pax je pozeljno da svaki clan, koji
vjeruje da imade dobre preporuke
"a buduci rad nase organizacije,
te svoje preporuke ma toj sjednici
iznese "a nasu opcu rasppravu "a
konacne nase preporuke nasem de-
legatu.
lmajmo ma umu, da je konven-
CHA Zajednice posao sveukupnog
clanstva i koliko punije budu pre-
poruke clanstva svojim delegate
ma, toliko puniji biti &c sam rad
konvencije po tome bolji plo-
dovi toga rada.
Dodjite stoga brace doprinesite
svoj dio "a bolju buducnost Hrvat-
ske Bratske zajednice njezinog
clanstva.
Ia odsjek broj 81 HBZ.
0Hhor
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

Naci pogrjesku je lako, r
ciniti bolje mozda bude tesko.
-Plutark
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Odsjek ASS, youngstown. Ohio. |

- Divine Sc pozivlje sve clanove
nasega odsjeka, da dodju ma redo
vitu sjednicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati
u nedjelju, 10. septembra, to jest
jedan tjedan prize razloga, posto
mas tajnik, koji je ujedno j dele
gat odlazi u Detroit ma 20. sep
tembra ma konvenciju.
Stoga Sc mole svi clanov da
dodju ma ovu sjednicu u nedjelju.
13. septembra podmire svoju tla-
narinu. Onima clanovima, kojima
nije moguce doci ma ovu sjednicu,
mogu svoju clanarinu uplatiti kod
tajnika svako vrijeme.
Ova promjena je samo "a oval
mjesec, docim nase redovite sled
nice Sc odrzavaju svaku trecu ne
djelju mjesecu, Croatian Ame-
rican Citizens Club, ma Poland
Avenue.
Toliko svima do znanja ! raw
mania.
Jonk JaLnyaa fa inil
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09
"CENTROTURIST"
Zagreb, PraSka 5
JugOslav.h

Zagreb, PraSka JugOsaVR
Organizra turnee po Jugoslavij grupe pojedince,
prOdae zeleznCe avionske brOdske autObusne karte,
pravi rezervacije hotelima pruza Yam druge usuge.
Osgurajte 81 ugodan bezbrnan boravak starOj
dOmovni iducu godinu. PSite nam mi cem0 Yam pos
lah pOtrebne informacije - besplatno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

TRAzl SE Luka kodak, sin polk.
Ivana kolak koji je bio clanom
odsjeka 6OS Schumacher-u,
Ont, Kanada. Menu je otac
ostavio svoju osmrtninu kako
je sada punoljetan moze poditi
novac kod Zajednice.
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik HBz.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09
POSVJEDO OCENJE

Mi v. l. Mandich giavni predsjednik Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice Americi Joseph Bella, glavni
tajnik, ovime posvjedocujemo da su prize navedena
Pravila Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice Americi stu
pila krijepost /. decembra 1859. godine.
Sve tocke, koje su prize usvojene, kojs se die
lomicno Iii potpuno ne slazu ovtm Pravilima,
ovine ulxidaju
rucno potpisujemo providjamo sluzbenim pecatom
Hrvatske Bratske zajednice dana 1. decembra
1859 godine.
v. l. Mandich,
glov~t predsjedsik
Joseph Bella,
9joVni tGjnik
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TRAIL Sc Barbara Garasic polk.
Mije djeca Ivan / Franjica ko-
jima je pokojni Andre Garasit,
rodom il sela FalaScak ostavio
dio svoj osmrtnine.
Ako tko znade gore spomenu-
tim, neka to jaW Glavnom ure-
du.
Joseph Bella Glavni tajnik
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice.
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PARLIAMENTARY PRoCEDURA

Pitanja, odnoseca Sc ma parlamentarnu proce-
duru, odlucuju se prema odredbama Roberts Rules
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PRISEGE
Ia Move ClanOve


Ja (reci ime prezme) svecano obecaJem ia
Gu kao clan odsjeka (ime broj odsjeka) Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice vjerno savjesno vrsti sve duz-
nosti / obaveze odredjene u Pravilima Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. Tako mi Bog pomogao!
sH clanov Pomatka imaju kod pristupa u
clanstvo dati sljedece svecano obecanje
Ja (ime / prezime clana) svecano obecavam
da Gu vjerno obavljat duznosd, koje Sc cd meme
traze DO Pomlatku Hrvatske Bratske Zajedn1ce, da
Gu biti poslusan mojm roditeljima da Gu ljubit
mole susjede da Gu redovito posjetivati sjednce
gnijezda / da Gu nastojan, da svah dan ucinim
bar jedno dobro djelo.
"a OdbOrnhke Odsjeka
ia, (reci ime prezme) svecano obecajem "a
Gu vjerno i savjesno obavljati povjerene mi duz-
nosti odsjeku (reci ime broj odsjeka) Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. Tako mi Bog pomogao!
IA Delegate Konwencije
Ja (reci ime / prezime) svecano obetajem da
ca savjesno vrsiti svoje duznosti kao delegat owe
Konvencije u sugasju sa Pravilima Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice. Tako mi Bog pomogao!
IA Izabrane Glavne Odbornike casnike
Ja (reci ime prezime), svetano obecajem da
Gu savjesno vjerno vrsiti duznosti (reci cast !
sluzbu) u suglasju sa Pravilina Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice. Tako mi Bog pomogao!
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of Order, osim ako j. mace predvidjeno 4 OWN
Pravima.
Ova Pravla poprimljena u hrvatskom jezi-
ku po Konvenciji Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice U
Detroitu, Michigan, mjesecu septenbru 1859
godine. slucaju, da u NINA ina bilo kakve dvo-
umnosti iii dvojakog tumacenja engleskom pre-
vodu iii dvojbe namjeri, iii znacenju bo koje
odredbe, iii tocke ovih Pravila, hrvatski tekst (iz-
vornik) ina odlucivati.
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Odsjek 175, Joliet, Ill. Ovim
putem pozivlju Sc svi lanovi nase
ga odsjeka,' da prisustvuju redovi-
toj sjednici, koja ce Sc odrzavati
u nedjelju, 13. septembra, sata
poslije podne.
Uzrok da Sc sjednica sazivlje
jedan tjedan ranije jest tai, jer
dana 20. septembra mas odsjecni
tajnik, koji je ujedno delegat biti
&c odsutan iz nase sredine prisu-
stvovati &c Desetoj Konvenciji H.
B. T., koja pocinje 21. septembra
IL gradu Detroit, Mich.
Toga radi clanstvo Sc umoljava
da ovo uvazi prisustvuje sjednici
dana 13. septembra 1859. sto We
Gem broju, dvorani kao obicno
Ivan Malnar, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

ostavio svoju osmrtninu kako
10 sada punoljetan moze poditi
novac kod Zajednice.
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik HBz.
xELIO BI DOZNATI "a Maricu 1
Ivana (Johnny) Dekanica, djecu
pokojnog Josipa Dekanica, "A
koje sam "a moga posjeta u sta
ru domovinu QUO, da Sc nalaze
negdie u okohci grada Chicago,
ILL.,, a "a koje me je prigodom
moga posjeta staru domovinu
pitao sin cd brata njihovog po-
koinog oca. Ako tko Cd clanova
sto NINA znade, molim, da
mi to javi, po mogucnosti jaw
niihovu adresu. = Paul Dekanic,
447 Greenwood St., Mckesport,
Pa. (35, 36).
- Odsjek 9s2 traM
svoja diva ciana, Charlie Ma
rohnich njegovu suprugu Irene
, MdTOIlIllCLl. JOS pASo PnA 6oAAiA@
zivjeli su ma adresi: 1843 De-
wey, Hollywood, Florida. Pred
nekoliko mjeseci su nasi drugi
clanovi, koji su nastanjeni
Hollywoodu pokusali in naci, ali
nitko i'm nije znao kazati, gdje
Sc oni sada nalaze. Takodje oni
sc nisu sami javili, kad su ma
pustili svoju gore pomenutu a.
dresu. Prize nego su dosli u
Floridu oni su zivjeli u Chicago,
Ill. Stoga molimo njih, ako vide
ovu potragu da nam Sc sami
jave. a takodjer molimo titate-
lie zajednicara clanove nase
Zajednice, ako znadu bilo sto o
NINA, da nam jave i biti temo
i'm mnogo zahvalni. Javite ma
moju adresu, tajnicu odsjeka
982 HBZ.
Stefannie Studen,
270 N. w. 80 Street, Miami
81, Fla.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

Odsjek S58, Hammond, Ind. -
Ovime Sc pozivlje sve clanove ma
Sega odsjeka ma sjednicu, koja &c
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 49, sep
tembra, ma kojoj eemo izmedju
ostalih stvari takodjer trebati BIZ
rarl 1 ods1ecnu porouu.
Stoga Sc umoljavaju svi clanovi
da prisustvuju ovoj sjednici ma vri-
jeme.
n r4r0&r
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Odsjek SAL, Trafford, Pa -
Ovime Sc daje do znanja sveukup~
nom clanstvu nasega odsjeka, da
Sc nasa redovita sjednica ne &c
odrzavati u nedjelju, 20. septem-
bra, nego &c Sc odrzavati nedje-
lju, 13. septembra 1859, 2 sata
poslije podne, drustvenom domu.
Razlog "a owl promjenu jest
tai, posto brat Joseph Zegar, koji
je odsjecni blagajnik, takodjer j
delegat nasega odsjeka biti &c u
Detroitu ma 20. septembra "a kon-
venciju HBZ. Stoga dodjite svi ma
sjednicu iducu nedjelju, 13. sep
tembra.
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Rudolph Mandich, perov

Odsjek 59S, Mcdonald, Ohio. -
Divine Sc daje do znanja svemu
clanstvu nasega odsjeka, da ce Sc
ovomjesecna sjednica promijeniti
sa 20. ma 13. septembra, a odrzati
&c Sc u 2 sata poslije podne Crk-
venot Dvorani McDonaldu.
stoga Sc pozivlju svi tlanovi da
dodju ma ovu sjednicu u nedjelju,
13. septembra da podnesu svoie
preporuke sugestije nasoj dele
gatici, sestri Mary Cvetnic. koja
&c mas zastupati ma Desetoj Kon-
venciji HBZ. Detroit, Mich.
Ed. Domitrovich. tajnik.
Odsjek 919. Sault Ste, Marie,
Ont. Ovime Sc pozivlje sve-
ukupno clanstvo, da nefaljeno pri-
sustvuje devetoj redovitoj mjesec-
moi sjednici, koja Sc odrzaje Hr-
vatskom Donu, 242 Wellington
Street w. Ii nedjelju, IS. septem-
bra, 1859.
Sjednica pocima malo ranije ne
go obicno razloga, sto mas dele
gat ide ma posao cd 3 sata poslijc
podne, pa cato &c sjednica poceti
totno u jedan sat poslije podne.
Brace / sestre odazovite se ovo-
me pozivu prisustvujte ovoj vrlo
vaznoj sjednici. Vazna je cato po-
sto ma istoj mozemo izraziti zelje
nasem delegatu, kako ma koji
nacin da mas zastupa ma konveu.
ciji.
Posto nismo odrzavai sjednica
"a vrijeme ljetn1e sezone, zato j.
mamo dosta stvari "a rijesavati
ma ovoj sjednici, a isto sc opomi-
ME nadzorni odbor, koji bin trebao
pregledati tajnicke i blagajnicke
kao i sve racune sto sc tice odsje
ka.
Joseph A. Glavas, tajnik
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Tressa WarshOl, perov
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To6l<a 258 Duznost je upravitelJa gnlJezda,
da izda Prestupnu Listinu canu kad Sc to zatrazl.
Prestupna Listina vrijed vrijeme cd 80 dana.
Du5nost ie svakog gnijezda. da primi svakog clana
koii kroz vrijeme cd 80 dana zatrah prlstup sa
prest,pnora Ijstjnom
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Raspust Gnijegda

Tocka 276 Ako bi Sc gnijezdo raspustilo ME
govo vlasnistvo pripada odsjeku III odsjecma, pod
Hjom je upravom
TOtka 277. svima sluca jevima gdje Pra-
via Pomlatka pokazu nedostatna, Iii nepotpuna
odraslo clanstvo takva Pravila a odraslo Clan
stvo nnatu prevladavat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

WHEN Washington was under siege, ac-
w cording to a story heard today.
British soldiers on horseback galloped
through the garden and into the dining
room of this house in hot pursuit of the
American top echelon. In other versions
of the story. some say James Madison. some
say James Monroe, rode a horse through
the halls in a flight to escape the British
In any event, it was in 1914 the home of
James Monroe, then a member Of Presi-
dent Madison's cabinet, and cabinet meet
ings were being held in it during the time
of the British invasion.
Dolly Madison came here carrying the
portrait of George Washington that she
had hastily cut out of a frame in the
White House to save from destruction,
And it was from this house that Monroe
was escorted to his Inauguration in 1917.
1t served as our Executive Mansion from
March until June of that year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
Where Is This House?
Bv CORINNE MITCHELL POOLE
Contributing Writer

The first part of the house was built
by a Philadelphia brickmaker in 1902
The main house. in front of the old one
and facing the street. was built about 1905
Four years ago, restoration workers. who
were replacing the mortar which had
crumbed in some spots in the front wall
discovered numerous handprints and
fingerprints in the old bricks. A large
garden enclosed by vine covered walls
opens off the original section of the house.
In 1920 it was the British Legation. 1t
has been occupied by such distinguished
personages, in addition to Monroe, as
Postmaster General. Minister from Aus
tria. a son of a President and founder
of the United States Weather Bureau.
Today. this old Georgian house provides
an attractive background for art exhibits,
music programs luncheons and many
other activities.
Where is this house? tSee below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

MN ,ss1.s .IOs 'uo,sulusvM 10 qnIo s1Lv suL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Prof. james Hart,
In Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
Sept. Is (AP) james Hart,
professor of political science at
the University Of Virginia and
an authority on international
law. died yesterday at a hospi-
tai here after a brief illness. He
was So.
Mr.. Hart. a native of Char
lottesville and a 1918 graduate
Of the University o. Virginia,
taught at Harvard and at the
University of Michigan while
working on his decorate from
Harvard. He joined the faculty
here in 1886.
He was a former president of
the Southern Political Science
Association and had held high
Offices in the American Political
Science Association.
Mr.. Hart, a bachelor, was a
past president Of the Albemarle
County Historical Society and
the author Of a number of
books and articles in the field
OF political science. In 1916 he
served on a presidential COM
mission on administrative
problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Mrs. Lomon, DC.
Native, Active
In Charity

Mrs. William M. Loman, a
native and lifelong resident OF
the District, died Sunday at
Sibley Hospital after a long
illness.
Mrs. Loman was a graduate
OF Western High School and
the George Washington Uni
versity.
She was active in charitable
work at the Florence Critten-
den Home in recent years.
She leaves her husband, OF
the home address, 28l3 McKin-
ley place NV; two sons, Ed
ward. Of 5l09 Allan terrace,
Westgate, Md, and 1t. U.g)
Robert c., USN, stationed in
Hong Kong, and one grand
child.
She also leaves a sister, Mrs
Margaret B. Axtell, Colesville
Md. and three brothers, John
Buynitsky of 1913 Gordon ave-
nue., Falls Church, Va: Ste
phen ]. Buynitsky, 4515 Yuma
street NV, and Albert w. Buy
nitsky, 6l37 Twelfth road, Ar
lington.
Services will be held at II
a m. tomorrow at the Hines Flu
neral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
William St. Clair,
Medical Records
Official Of Navy

William F. st. Clair. SO, a
retired Navy chief petty oftcer
who was head of medical rec
ords for the Nays Bureau of
Medicine and Surgery, died
yesterday at his home, 1872
Fessenden street NV.
Mr.. st. CLAIR retired in 1887
as a chief pharmacists ma To
and Joined the Bureau Of Medi-
cine and Surgery. In all. he
served 40 years with the Gov
eminent. He was a native of
st. MaryS County, Md. and
grew up in Chesterbrook. Va.
For years, his garden had
been admired in his neighbour
hood. Among his flowers were
cannas that grew 8 feet tall.
Mr.. st. Clair leaves his wife
Alma; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Ann Steece of Mclean; two
brothers. Dallas and Richard
Young of Hyattsville. and three
sisters, Mrs. Evelyn MCGUIRE
and Miss Julia Young of Hy-
attSville and Mrs. Merle More
land of Vienna.
Services will be held at / pm.
tomorrow at the Chevy Chase
Funeral Home, SOB Wisconsin
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

Mrs. Margaret Brookman
Morris, 80. part Of whose child
hood was spent in a Maine
lighthouse, died Sunday at the
home of her daughters in Hy-
attsville, Md, after a long ILL
ness.
Mrs. Morris, who lived at
7409 Upshur street, Bellemeade,
was orphaned at an early age.
Living with relatives. she grew
up in the lighthouse.
She often told her children Of
lighting the beacon in the tow
er and of unannounced visits
from lighthouse inspectors who
would use their handkerchiefs
to spot dust on the brass fix
lures.
AS a young woman she
taught school in several COM
munities, including two island
schools. To reach one of the
schools she walked 2 miles and
then was transported in an open
boat across the water, no mat
ter what the weather might be.
On December 4. 1907, she
married George w. Morris. a
postmaster in Maine. He died
two years ago.
Before coming to Maryland
in 1856. she was a member of
the Rockland (Me.) Baptist
Church for over IS years. She
also was a Sunday School teach
er and singer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Mrs. Berry, Wife
Of Retired D. c.
Deputy Fire Chief

Mrs, Frank G. Berry, wife OF
a retired deputy chief of the
District Fire Department, died
yesterday at Anne Arundel
Hospital.
The former Carrie Pearson,
Mrs. Berry was a member of
the Spanish-American Wal
Veterans auxiliary and the
Lizards. She was a District
resident until 10 years ago
when she and her husband
moved to Cedarhurst, Md.
Chief Berry retired in 1948.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Berry leaves daughter, Mrs.
Edward H. VanGegrift, 1914
@ street Sc; a sister, Mrs.
Nora A. Rielley, GOT E street
Sc. and a brother. Edgar l..
Pearson Of st. Georges Island,
Md. Three grandchildren and
one great-grandson also sur
vive.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Thursday in Fort Myer
chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Ward Shepard, Authority
On Soil Conservation

Ward Shepard, 70. forestry
authority and spokesman for
soil conservation, died Sunday
at his home near Oakton, Va.
To dramatic the need for
preserving Americas farmland
he wrote Food or Famine: The
Challenge of Erosion" a book
published in 1945. He also was
the author of many papers and
articles.
During the last 20 years, Mr..
Shepard worked as a consult
ant to the Soil Conservation
Service. as well as on the staff
Of Agriculture's Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics and the
Office Of the Secretary of the
Interior.
Also a supporter of fair
treatment of Indians, Mr..
Shepard helped draft the In
dian Reorganization Act while
working on the staff of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs in the
1930s.
Mr.. Shepard was born in
Hicksville, Ohio. After grad
uation from Harvard he served
as a ranger for the Forest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

Service in the Southwest. He
first came to Washington in
1923 and was in charge of the
information division before
leaving the servic in 1880.
After study of forestry meth
DDS in Germany under a schol-
arship, and staff work for the
United States Commissioner of
Indian Affairs. Mr.. Shepard
took charge of Harvard Forest,
the University's experimental
station. After the New Eng
land hurricane in 1888 he
played a large part in restor-
ing the area.
Mr.. Shepard planted a wide
variety of trees on his heavily
wooded land in Oakton and
he built an addition to his
house of homegrown lumber.
He leaves his wife, Jean; two
sons, Charles of the home adj
dress, and Francis of Staunton,
Va. as well as a brother and
two sisters.
Services were to be held at
2 pm. today at the Everly
Funeral Home in Fairfax, with
burial in Fairfax Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
HICKEY. MARGARET r on Mon.

day, September Il. 1859, at Car
roll Manor, MARGARET 7. HICKEY,
beloved daughter. of the late John
the late Nellie Josephine. Andrew
l., william and John Hickey Fu-
neral from the Collins Funeral Home,
1921 l4th ST. NV, on Thursday,
September H. at 9:3O am Re-
uuiem mass at st Pauls Church at
10 am Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. l6
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Fools" and THE Kid From Ko-
komo." On location for Flight
Angels" he learnend to fly.
Mr.. Morris enlisted in the
Navy in the summer Of l94l
and joined Squadron is aboard
the carrier Essex in the Pa
ciflc. He flew 81 missions and
took part in raids on Marcus,
Wake, Two Jima, Okinawa and
other targets.
He earned his rating as an
ace by shooting down seven
Japanese planes. He also was
credited with sinking a Japa-
nese gunboat and two enemy
destroyers and helping destroy
a submarine. Three F-6-F
Hellcats he flew back to his
carrier we're so bullet-riddled
they had to be jettisoned.
Decorated Several Times
Mr.. Morris won four Dis
tinguished Flying Crosses and
two Air Medals. He was dis
charged after the war as a
lieutennt commander. He re-
manned in the Naval Reserve
and toured bases and veterans
hospitals as an entertainer.
His career as a screen hero
failed to flourish after the war
as it had before. He slipped
into B pictures. Three years
ago he switched to character
parts and found new demand
for his talents, mostly in tele-
vision.
In January, 1899, Mr.. Nor
ris married tobacco heiress
Leonora (Bubbles) Schinasi
The couple settled in a 500, 1000
home, a gift Of the brides
mother. A son was born to
them a year later. But the
marriage didn't jell. and they
were divorced in l94l.
A year later Mr.. Morris mar
ried the former Patricia Ann
O'Rourke. They lived in sub
urban Studio City with their
two daughters, Patricia and
Melinda.
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Maj. Gen. 0. H. Kyster, Jr.,
Served U. N. Korea Mission

Army Maj. Gen. Olaf H.
Kyster, jr., So, who served as
the senior American member Of
the United Nations Military
Armistice Commission In Korea
two years ago, died yesterday
OF cancer at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Gen. Kyster came to Walter
Reed last June from his com.
mand post at Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,, where he was commanding
general Of the 5th Region,
United States Army Air De-
tense Command.
He Joined the Korean U. N.
commission in the spring Of
1857 as United States junior
member and chief OF staff of
the commission and later be-
came senior member. In March,
1858, Gen. Kyster was instru-
mental in negotiations leading
to the release Of IS South Ko-
reans and one American who
disappeared in North Korean
territory.
For his service, President
Syngman Rhee awarded the
American officer the Order of
Taguk, the highest honor Ko-
rea can bestow to a foreign
national.
A native of New York City
and a West Point graduate in
the class Of 1927, he was a
veteran Of 80 years Army Serv-
ice. He also graduated from
the War College in June, 1858.
He served as executive officer
to the Undersecretary Of the
Army, with the 7th Army in
Germany, as senior Army
representative for Project Lamp