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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Ministries de Sa|ud Pdb|ra
de los Passes de Ia 0EA
Sc Reunirdn en- Puerto Rico

Ell avon, que era pilotado por
Ell coronei Richard Breach, Off
cial de la Fuerza Aerea de los
Estados Unidos que actua como
consejero de la Guardia Nacio-
nal Aerea de Puerto Rico, re.
sultado con ell ala izquierda abo-
llada y con la perdida del tan.
que de gasolina, ell cual. Sc .des-
prendi6 con el impaeto y esta-
llo luego. Ell photo resulto lie.
so.
MUNOZ -DIRIGiDA ACTO
APERTURE OFICINAS DE PR
NUEVA YORK = Ell gober-
nador Muhoz Marin presidira ell
acto de aperture de las nuevas.
oficinas del Departamento del
Trabajo de Ia Isla, en- Ell hume
70 322 de Ia calie As" de Man
haitian, a las tres de la tarde del
proximo tunes 9 de septiembre.
Tambien sc aprovechara la
oportunidad ese dia para la ce-
lebracion del decimo aniver.
sario de Ia installation de esa
dependencia del Gobierno de
Puerto Rico que incluye la Di-
vision de ,Migracion que tiene a
cargo el. programa, de ,contrata.
cion de obreros agricolas. bori:.
cuas para las fincas de Estados
Unidos.
Ademas del Executive de la
Isla, Sc espera la asistencia del
gobernador Averell Hartman,
de Nueva York y del Alcalde'
de la ciudad Robert F. Wagner.
Sc ha hecho extensive Ia. in.
vitacion 4 los. gobernadores de
cinco estados donde Sc emplean
obreros migraptes .boricuas en-
las faenas agricolas de .esas 70.
mas.
Sc nos informa. que Sc han en-
viado unas mil invitaciones a
norteamericanos " puertorri.
quehos de la ciudad, pero. Sc es-
pera que unas 900 personas asis.
tan al acto, en- SUI mayoria bo-
ricuas.
Durante. Ell mismo hablarA Ell
gobernador Muhoz Marin, Sc ex.
hibiran peliculas en- dolores so.
bre- Puerto Rico y Sc obsequia-
"a q los asistentes con golosi-
mas y refrigerios. Sc invitara a
los a~sistentes a que visiten to-
---(Pasa . IA. pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

portable; Colombia ell Is por
ciento, y otros paises ell cinco
por ciento de los primeros 300
teeodey, lao-00, 0rocziicp
900 sacos, y ell diez por ciento
de todas las cantidades expor-
tables despues de esa ,cifra.
Rochac yisit6 aver al Suisse
cretario de Estado norteameri-
cano, a Cargo de Asuntos Eco
nomicos, Thomas c. Mann, que
es tambien director del grupo
de estudios sobre ell cafe, proba-
.(Pasa a la pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
S~ANTAMARIA SERA
EMBAJADOR EN- A

BOGOTA, Sept. 6. (UPD-EI
ex Cancil1er, Carlos SAM de
Santamaria sera nombrado en-
baJadon ante ell Brasil, segun 10
revelaron circulos autorizados,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
(viene de la Primera)

infantil en- las Americas. Aha
dio que I'm alto promedio de
mortalidad infantil, constitute
uno de los mas graves profile.
mas sanitarios en- ell Hemisferio
Occidental.
La OSP opera practicamente
en- todos los campos sanitarios.
Posee un presupuesto annual de
$500. 900 dolares, mas 1000. 900
de dolares que recibe de la Or
ganizacion Mundial de la Salud.
La co%nferencia Sc celebra cada
cuatro amos para revisar los pro-
gresos sanitarios en- las Ameri.
cas-.
OTRO ACCIDENTE DE UN
"JET" DE LA GUARDIA
NACIONAL
SAN JUAN - Ell jueves a
las AS de la tarde, hubo una
nueva emergencia en- Ell Aero
puerto International relaciona-
da con otro avion militar que
parecia tener dificultades con
ell tren de aterrizaje.
Los bomberos y SUI equipo de
extinction de incendios saIieron
oportunamente hacia la pista,
para prestar su ayuda en- case
necesario, pero afortunadamen-
te NADIA acontecio.
Ell avion era un G-54 de Ia
Fuerza Aerea cuyo photo, al
ir a aterrizar noto una indica-
ci6n en- los Instruments en- ell
sentido de que algo malo tenia
en- ell tren de aterrizaje.
Ell ayion dio varias vueltas so.
bre Isla Verde antes de inten-
tar ell deslizamiento finalmente.
Ell aterrizaie fue complement
tie normal. ,Evidentemente TODD
Sc debio a una falsa alarma de
los Instruments, pues Ell tren
de aterrizaje funciono compile
tamente bien.
Ell segundo accidente aereo
que en- termino de dos dias lie
ocurre a la Guardia Nacional
Aerea de Pto. Rico Sc registr6
POGO despues del mediodia de
aver en- ell aeropuerto Interna.
cional cuando un jet F-86D de
un motor Sc estrello contra la
pista tras f%allarle la rueda IT,
quierda del tren de at~errizaje.
N. T
Evening star., 1958-07-06
By ELIZABETH HILLYER
National Newspaper Syndicate

dow wall curtaining the same color
with airy stripping in bronze. Novel
tables in front and center locations
continue the one color look, the
brass one with gray and white
marble for its inlaid top, the other
entirely covered, even the legs, in
natural parchment
Sudden color is introduced by the
coral chairs in the foreground Of
the photograph, which turn on
their swivel bases toward the game,
TV and music center which is
shown in the sketch.
Copyright. 1858. John p Ollie co.,
Evening star., 1958-07-06
THE LIVING ROOM that enter

THE LIVING ROOM that enter
Il tains most graciously seats at
least eight, and this one settles all
eight into deep upholstered ease.
Smooth arrangement and the wide
spread use of a single gentle color
spare the conversation area a look
of heaviness or crowding, although
so much solid comfort concentrates
on the island of a 13x15-foot rug.
Decorator Alice Ruth Koretz,
A. I. D., chose a clear gray-beige
to blend together the walls, rug,
sofas and the chair at far left in
the photograph, and gave the win
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Burial Tomorrow
For Mrs. Claude,
Captains Wife

Funeral services for Mrs,
Abram Claude, who died Friday
as the result of automobile in
juries, will be held at IL am.
tomorrow in st. Anne's Epis-
copal Church in Annapolis
Burial will be in the Naval
Cemetery at the Naval Acad-
envy in Annapolis.
Mrs. Claude, 70, who lived
at 3508 Rodman street NV,
was injured in a collision in
Annapolis Wednesday while
driving with her husband. Capt.
Claude, USNR, was reported in
fair condition at the Naval
Hospital in Annapolis, where
his wife died.
The former Alice Andrews,
Mrs. Claude was a past national
president of the Society of the
Daughters of the United States
Army, and a member Of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution. She had been a
Washington resident since 1926.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Claude is survived by three
children, Mrs. Thomas S. Will
let's, of Essex, Conn; Miss
Katherine Claude, of the home
address, and Abram Claude, jr.
of New York. A sister, Miss
Katherine T. Andrews. of 1000
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
also survives.
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Clarence w. Fox,
Church Worker

Clarence w. Fox, 81. a former
Capital Transit Co. motorman,
died Friday at the home of his
daughter, 37O6 Lawrence ave-
nue., Kensington, Md, where he
lived.
A resident of Kensington for
AZ years, Mr.. Fox was a charter
member of the sKenSington
Baptist Church and had been
active as Sunday school teacher
and treasurer
Mr.. Fox is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Matte Fox and a
daughter. Mrs. Evelyn Magru-
der. both of the home address;
another daughter, Mrs. Ger
trude Weston, of 3708 Law
renee avenue, Kensington, and
a son, Archie Fox, of Harding
drive. Silver Spring. Also sur
viving are two sisters, Mrs. Eva
Schneider Of Los Angeles, Calf,
and Mrs. Ruth Schneider of
1912 Warner street, Kensington.
Services will be held at / pm.
tomorrow at the Robert A.
Humphrey Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda,
with burial in Mt. Zion Gene
terry.
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John }. Perry, IS, Dies;
Joined Police in 1889

from the District Commission
ers for saving the life of a prom
inent citizen who attempted
suicide in a bridge leap.
Born in New Bedford, Mass,
Mr.. Perry worked with the old
Marine hospital service, later
under the United States Public
Health Service. in Cape Charles
Va. before coming to WASH
ington expressly to join the
Metropolitan police. He learned
techniques of artificial respira-
ton there which proved valu-
able in his later career. After
his retirement from the police,
he served for a time in the
Justice Department during
World War /.
Mr.. Perry's wife died in 1916.
He is survived by three chill
dren, James r. and George v.
of the home address. and Mrs.
Sadie M. Langley, Of Landover
Hills, Md. Four grandchildren,
nine Observation-Disclosures and
one great-great grandchild also
survive.
Mass will be said at $50 I'm.
tomorrow at st. Dominic's
Catholic Church, Sixth and E
streets S.W. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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John J. Perry. s5, believed to
be the Oldest retired Metropol-
itan policeman. died Friday at
his home at 1888 C street Sc,
Mr.. Perry retired from the
force So years ago for physical
disability reasons. He never lost
his interest in the department.
however. He was a member Of
the Association Of Retired Po-
lice of the District of Columbia
until his death. and was active
in the organization as long as
his health would permit.
Mr.. Perry Joined the force
in 1889 and retired as a private
July /. 1905. He began his ca
reer with the Fourth precinct,
but his skill with boats and in
artificial respiration won him
a transfer to the Harbor Pre-
cinct. where he remained until
his retirement. During his ca
reer he was credited with re-
wing several apparently dead
river victims. his family said.
His family also recalled that
he received a commentator
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Theodore Pitt,
Old Inhubitunt

Theodore Pitt, 80, a member
of the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants, members of whose
families have been residents of
the District for more than $50
years. died Friday in Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital after an attack
of pneumonia.
Mr.. Pitt, who lived at 2805
Franklin street NE. for many
years. operated a restaurant at
Sixth and @ streets NV, where
the family residence was To-
Gated.
A Mason for more than so
years. Mr.. Pitt was a member
of the Pentapha Lodge.
He leaves no direct descen-
dants, but is survived by II
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at
III am. tomorrow at the Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thanks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved IN any other way
Not only IS il q aFoeious expression
Of gratitude to those Who have sent
FIoFul tributes but also eourtecuslI
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses OF the mony to whom
o personal note Of thonks Cannot
we'll be mailed o. whose homes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
moy be oronsed BY telephone to
The stor. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Faithful and Safe

HoPEWELL. Ohio (AP)-
Sign on a truck travelling U. s.
Route 40 near here: Don't
hug me. I'm going steady"
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Duck FIwuys

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. North
American ducks travel SOUTH
ward in the fall in four main
streams Of trafic.
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Anurtltng

cHEsIyoIR, JENNIE AND BENJAMIN.
There will be a double unwilling
Of monuments to the memories 81
JENNIE and BENJAMIN ChEsi-
Of Mrs Alfred Mendelson. Mrs;
Sadie Goldberg, Nathan Chesiyoir and
Herman Chesivoir. Norma CheslVolr,
daughter OF BENJAMIN Chesivoir,,
on Sunday. August -, 1898 a. !
pm, at the ohey sholom Cemetery Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited
THE CHESIVOIR FAMILY
GOLDsTElN. MEYER. There will be
MS nysRE c ssFDsfi H. Dle e@Sr' nus.
band and father, on Sunday. An-
gust "a, 1858. fat ii am. at the
Ohev 5holom Cemetery. Alabama
ave and 10th pL, Relatives and
4 ~ THE FAMILY,
GORDON, MOLLY. There will be an
unwilling Of a monument to the
meSm9ry o q SpS 6 bel ssnds %oth hn
Ohev Sholom Cemetery, of Ala
bama ave. and 18th pl sc. Friends
and relatives invited.
THE GORDON FAMILY
MuGMAN, MR.. WILLIAM. There will
be an unwilling to the memory OF
MR. WILLIAM MUGMAN on Sun
day. August 81, at II am a. King
David Memorial Garden. Relatives
and friends are invited.
NEVIASER, YETTA. There will pe
unwilling services in memory OF
YETTA r NEVIASER, beloved wife
and mother. on Sunday. August "a,
1858, at 2 pm, at District OF Co
lumbia Lodge Cemetery, 1898 10Th
ri. Sc. Relatives and friends invited
THE FAMILY.
ORLOFF, ABRAHAM. There will De
unwilling services in memory oil
ABRAHAM ORLOFF, beloved nus
band and father, on SUNDAY. August
"a, 1858, at 1870 pm. 81 the
Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Alabama
ave. and 18th pl. sc. Relatives ana
A4''''N' THE ORIOFF FAMILY.
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AcsDALE. HARRY CIIFTON. {

HAkkf CLIFTON. On
Wednesday, August 90, 1855 HARRY
CLIFTON RAGSDALE OF 603
Cuackepbos st. NV, beloved hus-
band OF the late Margaret Kennedy
Ragsdale. father OF Miss Margaret
address and Mrs Melvin A Norton
Of Arlington. Va: grandfather Of
william r. Whaiey Friends NAV
call at the s. n. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, Sq01 14th 50. NV, after
8 pm. Friday, August % parking
funeral home on Monday. August Is,
st 10 an. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. "a
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CLARK, BELL JUNIOR fsHUMATE,

On Monday August II, 1858,
JUNIOR BELL CLARK Of ~ Eye
st. ne. He leaves to mourn their loss
a host Of relatives and friends.
Friends are invited to call after
4 pm. Sunday, August "a, at ]. r.
Cameron g. Sons, 81 X st. NV,
Services will be held in the chapel
at s pm. on Sunday. August "a.
Bishop Green Wilke oficiating In
terment August 25, at Woodlawn
Cemetery. Arrangements by ]. r.
Cameron e. Sons
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN very choice sites,
mr. chapel; block S, lot 1871. sites
l. 2. 3. 4 ~ $3.50
WASHINGTON NATIONAL choice
sites, Section C-i4B: value. $500
HI 3S6Si or Re 3-5535
Z SITE LOTS at Port Lincoln. 5000
value. $40 cash and take up unpaid
balance Of SlS5. We 5-5726.
TT, LINCOLN, . crypts, lot %. Garden
OF Apostles. XII. S-20l3.
FORT LINCOLN-5 grave sites. Rea-
sonable Call ia 9-5452.
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL
CEMETERY, Riggs I'd, Nd - lots,
g sites ca; very ress. OF. 4-77S7.
FORT LINCOLN-s sites. near clock
at the road. Reas. Call CT 7-92S0
CEDAR HILL--one lot, 500. Otis
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
8 sites. choice loo sold as unit or
separately; ress. Wo 6ksSee.
SITES kCedar Hill: o&kfr leaving
tewn, sacrifice cslS$E 4-SSoS
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~ nc late CLIFTON c. COLEMAN
takes this means Of expressing It's
gratitude to the numerous FRIENDS
and neighbors for their thoughtful
ness and kind expressions OF SYM
pathy during its recent bereavement
Special thanks 10 Brother Muse,
assistant pastor of Mount Zion
Baptist Church, Arlington, Va,
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ORLOFF, ABRAHAM. There viii b
Darn nj Chunks

BLAND, WILLIAM A. The family OF
the late WILLIAM A. BLAND wishes
lives who have been so kind in our
recent bereavement; with a special
gratitude to the officers and mem
bers Of Mt. Moriah Baptist Churcn;
the Rev. A. Joseph Edwards our
pastor Of Zion Baptist Church; MRS.
Jennie Smith, Mr.. Eurkert M, Board
ley, Miss Keturah Barnes, the Con-
troll Recorders Section of the Bureau
OF Engraving and the Fellowship
Community together with the faculty
OF Cedar Knoll School. All your
kindnesses will ever be remembered
MRS. BEATRICE BARTON BLAND
MRS. LILLIAN BLAND WATSON,
CHESTER A and
MILTON A BLAND.
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AUGUST Fl. 1858, BESSIE K BoS-
WELL Of Baden, Md, wife OF VIII
liam +, Boswell, mother Of Mrs. Ell
sic Richards; william E.. Richard =.
and Everett A. Boswell: Mrs. Edna
E. Murdoch and Mrs. Regina B. Ri
naldi Also four sisters, a brother
nnd thirteen g s pl1SI ard rrieFas
neral Home, Upper Marlboro, Nd.
REQUIEM mass in St. Miehaers
Church, Baden. Nd, on Monday.
August Is, at 10 am. Interment
81 Peters Catholic Cemetery, Wal
dorf, Nd. "a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

]. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9TH 81 and Mass Ave NE II 3-5"ns
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance $3.50
SIS h st NE Ii S-4SS0
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DORIAN, EMMA c. On Saturday, Au.

gust 90, at Suburban Hospital,
EMMA c. DORIAN of 3711 Taylor
st. Chevy Chase, Md, mother Of
Miss Helen Doran and Mrs. Nellie
Edith j, Gaye, Mrs. W. p Perry.
Thomas Todd Mcclure, Robert Lee
Mcclure and Capt Joseph Todd
Doran. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th and Massa-
chusetts ave ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday, August 20,
at 10 am. Interment Congressional
Cemetery 20
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nALr. rIMnTHY I nm rhnrsdau

)AL1, TIMOTHY J. on THURSDAY,
August II, 1858. TIMOTHY j.
DAILY, beloved husband OF Susanna
M. DAILY, father of Joseph F., Ed :
ward F and Eugene ]. DAILY and
Sister Rosa OF Sisters of Charity OF
st Vincent de Paul: brother Of Eu-
Tobln and Hannah Grimm Rela.
tives and friends may call at the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 l4th
st NV, after 2 pm. Saturday.
August % Requiem mass at st,
Bernadette's Church. Four Corners.
Silver Spring, Md, on Monday Au-
gust 20, at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. "a
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FRAZER. FRANK. The Frager family
wishes to express their appreciation
for the many cards. flowers and ex-
pressions of sympathy during their
recent tragedy, the loss Of father
and husband, FRANK TRACER,
THE FRAGER FAMILY.
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cRAwFoRD. ALBERTA, The family

CRAWFORD, ALBERTA. The family
who departed this life Monday, .Au-
gust 4, 1858, wishes to thank Msgr.
Gingras and the Revs. Mccarthy
and wilkes for the services rem
dered. Also relatives and friends
for donation of cars and kilograms
of sympathy in our bereavement.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS. 24'
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vTNCI, STEPHEN A. suddenly, on

SATURDAY. August %, 1858, STEPHEN
A. WINCH Of 26-D, Auburn ct,
Alexandria, Va, beloved husband
address; son Of Mrs, Jennie Vinci,
brother Of stephanie vinci. Rose
York, and Thomas Vinci of New
Jersey Friends may call at the
Robert j Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va.
parking in rear). Requiem mass will
; be celebrated at 10 am Monday,
Arlington. Va Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery
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WARREN, RICHARD. On Thursday.

AUGUST 81, 1855. RICHARD WAR.
Rem, 1712 14th street n W.. father
Of Charles Warren and Mrs. Francis
NAV call at johnson g. jenkins Fun
eral Home, 1904 Georgia ave. NV.
Funeral services will be held at
Metropolitan Baptist Church, 18th
and r SITS. NV. on Tuesday. at pm.
informant StanardSVille. Va
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BAUDE. DAVID A. On Friday. Au-
spst 22, 1868, At Arllngton Hos
Frederick 81, Arlington, va, beloved
son Of Airman 1fe Ralph L., USAF
and virginia Baude; grandson OF
Mr. and Mrs Ralph L. Baude. sr.
Of Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Grover
c. Mayhem OF West virginia. Friends
may call at the Robert j.. Murphy
Funeral Home. 3524 Columbia pike.
Arlington, Va. lparkins IN resTl
Services will be held at 10 am.
Monday, August IS, at Fort Myer
Chapel Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
BERGER. GRACE. On THURSDAY, Au-
gust 81, 1855, at her residence. the
Westchester Apartments, GRACE
BERGER, wife OF the ate Rudolph
Berger, Friends may call at Cav
ler's Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave.
NV courtesy parking opposltel,
where services will be held on Mon
day, August IS, at 1:l5 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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IUTHE J. Members OF 81.
Bernadette'S Holy Name So
icety are requested to meet
at 1880 pm Sunday, Au-
gust "a, at Collins Funeral
Home to recite the rosary
for the repose of the soul OF
dur late member, TIMOTHY
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CLAUDE. ALICE ANDREWS. On Au-
ALICE ANDREWS CLAUDE, wife Of
Capt. Abram Claude, USN retired
Funeral on Monday, August 25,, at
oils Nd Interment United States
Naval Academy Cemetery, Annapolis,
Md. "a
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FREEMAN, GERALDINE ]. The fam
ily of the late GERALDINE j. FREE
MAN wishes TO express its thanks
to the neighbors, friends, beloved
church workers and ministers Tor
the flowers, kilograms, gifts, cards,
telephone calls and other expressions
of sympathy during its recent be-
FeaVement,
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Hu The GORDON FAMILY
MuGMAN. MR.. WILLIAM. Tner,

MUGMAN, NIX, WILLIAM, IheTe VIII
be an unwilling to the memory OF
MR.. WILLIAM MUGMAN on Sun
day, August 81. at II am a. King
David Memorial Garden. Relatives
and friends are invited.
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GWALTNEY, DAMON A. S. The family
OF the late DAMON A, s. GWALT-
NEY extends to the many friends,
neighbors, relatives and the James
Reese Europe American Legion Post
No. 5, deepest appreciation and graf,
itude for the sympathy CARDS, tioral
tributes, donations and other acts Of
kindness rendered during our recent
bereavement
MOS MAIIREENE p GWALTNEY
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FINEGAN, AGNES G. On Friday, Au-
gust %, 1858, at her eresidence,
l413 Madison ST., Chillum, Md,
AGNES @. FINEGAN, beloved wife OF
Michael v. FInegan, mother of Leo,
DR.. Eugene and John Finegan. Rela-
tives and friends may call at Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st NV.
Requiem mass at st. John Baptist
de La Sale Church, 800 Sargent
TG;, Cshiilum; Mo, on Momaay' H hp1
Name Cemetery. jersey City, N. ].
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FAUsTMANN, EVA M. On Saturday.

EVA M. FAUsTMANN of Laurel.
Md, mother of Mrs Louise Frye,
Mrs. Hazel McClintie and Mrs:
T MyTIe s ns MIS- 'eE z,o OF catteTa
ton. Mrs Ada Grams. Mrs, Nellie
Hunt. Mrs. Minnie MeCaffrey, Mrs
MYRTLE Dryer and Mrs Beatrice Ness.
She is also survived by thirteen
grandchildren and Twelve great
grandchildren. Services at the 8 H.
Hines Co Funeral Home. 2901 4Eh
st NV, on Tuesday. August 20, at
IL am parking fdcilltiesJ. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25
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FOX, CLARENCE ". On Friday, Au.

gust -, '95s, cLARENcE W FOX
of 1906 Lawrence ave, Kensington,
Md, beloved husband of Matte B.
Fox and father of Mrs. Evelyn Ma
gruder, Mrs. Gertrude Weston and
creme creme w Fox' 9rother OF MIS- rh Gya
der Friends are invited to call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
theSda, Md, where services will be
held on Monday, August 20, at
pm Interment Mt Zion Church
Cemetery, Bethesda, Md "a
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JONES, JAMES WILLIAM. on Thurs
aaw Alln.,.sI .ll n nEa IAAGEG w

day, August I'll, 1858, JAMES w.
JONES Of 1905 Norfolk ave, Be-
thesda Md, beloved son Of Mrs.
Nancy Z Jones brother of Mrs
Louise Wright, Mrs Kitty Petersen,
Lee, Frank, Watt and Jessie Jones.
Bethesda@Cheyy chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. where services will be held on
Monday, August 20, at IL am. In
terment Manassas Cemetery, Manas-
sas, Va. "A
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FREEMAN FAMILY.

GENUS, JENNIE. The family of the
late MRS. JENNIE GENUS wishes TO
acknowledge and thank ali for their
very comforting expressions OF SYM
patty, with deepest gratitude.
THE GENUS FAMILY.
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MORRIS. On Tuesda,

AQRusI u, 1908, MORRIS McKEITH-
AN of 1926 Sth st. NV, beloved
husband. Of Mrs. Pearl Mcclellan,
father of Morris. Lolita, Gloria, Ger
aldine and Mickle McKeithan. Also
jackson: one sister. Mrs. Hazel Ruth
erford; one brother, Theodore Nc
Keithan of San Francisco, Calf /,
other relatives and many friends,
After IL noon on Sunday, August "a,
friends are invited to eau at the
District Morticians Funeral Home,
neral service will be hald on Nom
day, August -, at 1870 am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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