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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18
Censura Acremente
Estata| al Condado


Ell Comlsionado del Condado,
John Mcleod, que esta encoleri-
zado con las autoridades del Es-
tado, por ell abardono en- que tie
men al Condadc Dade en- la dis
tribuci6n de fondos para carre-
teras, declare que Florida del
Sur deberia constituirse en- I'm
nueyo estado de los Estados Uni.
dos.
Declare a la prensa que nc es-
tabs hablando en- broma, que
10 habia pensado con toda serie-
dad y habia llegado a la conclu-
sion de que esa seria la unica
manera de acabar con la practica
actual del gobierno de Tallahas-
see, de "recaudar mucho aqui y
emplear muy POGO, o cast NADIA.
Fue ell comisionaIo Mcleod
quien dio motive la reciente al
garada acerca de la Quota que ell
Condado Dade recibe para ca
~rreteras. Declare que no lie ha
impresionado la indication del
Gobernador Leroy Collins, de que
Dade pudiera c~Unseguir mas ayu-
da.
"Quisiera yer mas hechos in
mediatamente", dijo Mcleod ~
no meras palsbras".
Su primer paso en- pro de la
idea de establecer un nuevo es-
tadio, sera escr;bir al Congresis-
ia por ell distrito de Miami, Dan
tie Fasceli. En- su misiva Mcleod
expondra datos y cifras, con res.
pecto a los impUestos sobre gaso-
lima y otros que Sc recaudan en-
ell Condado Dade y Sc gastan
en- otros lugares.
No es impossible la separation
de Florida del Sur del resto del
Estado, segun la opinion del AGA.
dorado comisionado.
mo hay NADIA impossible" d.
ce enfaticamente. "Pero la uni
ca manera de conseguir que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18

haga justicia es fernando al.
gun escandalo"
La division dc Florida en- dos
estados, tendria que ser realiza.
da por una ley del Congreso,
por 10 menos.
Ell unico estado que Sc sepa.
70 de otro fue ell de Virginia
Occidental (West Virginia) que
formaba parte de Virginia. La
separation Sc realiz6 durante ell
t%ranscurso de la guerra civil.
Ell problema cue mas ha afec-
tado a Mcleod es ell del impues-
to de la gasolina, con ell cual
Dade contribuyc ell 10 por Glen.
to de TODD 10 que recauda ell Es-
tado y solamente recibe, en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18
D Is DE ENEFo DE 1858 DlARIO LAS AMERICAS - Pag. 5
Determinado Ell AIcaIde a Acabar
con Ell Negocio de los BoIifef5s
MiIIones Sc "Invierten" AnuqImenfe en- Ell Jueao

bien alegan que los teenicismos lie.
gales les hace cast impossible ezra.
dicarlos.
FL calculo de millones cores
ponde a Vivion Rutherford. abo-
gado especial, agregado a Ia ofi-
Gina del abogado de la ciudad de
Miami.
Rutherford tienc porqu6 saber-
10. Admite sinceramente, que en-
su eiercicio de Ia profession IAN
ties de trabajar para la ciudadha
representado a tantos vendeddres
de Dolita, en- los iuzgados, que no
puede recordarlos a todos.
Tamhien INDIGO que conoce Jos
banqueros y que el ha empIeado
los tecnicismos s leguleyismos de
las Ieyes de busca y eaptura para
obtener la absolGcion de sus ellen
tes, en- los tribunales.
Rutherford hizt esas d~eclaraeio-
mes, en- una reunion que celebr6
con ell Alcalde High y ell iefe de
policia Walter e Headley y MEM
bros de la secci6n contra ell vicio
de la policia.
Asistieron a Ia reunion ell Co.
misionado Otis SILVER, ell abogado
de la ciudad William Pallot Y los
abogados auXilisres, Jack Rice y
John G. Thoms.
Relate Rutherford que habia re.
presentado, por espacio de cinco
amos, a I'm grupo de boliteros y que
CPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18

obras de carreteras, ell einco por
ciento.
La mas urgente neceSidad del
Condado Dade, son fondos para
la compra de derechos de paso,
por medic de appropriateness,
para la segunda Ease del Paso de
Palmetto, que cUnectara la carre-
terra us. q a Miller DR.. y para
una Gale, paralela al Boulevard
Biscayne, desde la calle SIS N. E.
hasta la Gale 88.
Ell Estado tiere los fondos pa.
ra la construction pero ell Con-
dado no los tiene para la COM
pra de los .terrenos que Sc ex-
propien, que Sc calculan en- Gin
co millones de dolares.
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EscUeIu Anunciu
que ~sUspenderd
su High School"

La escuela catolica de la Parro-
quia de Santa Teresa, de Coral
Gables anuncIa que va a suspen.
der la segunda e~nsenanza o High
School, que comprende los grades
10, II y IL, a partir del pr6ximo sep
tiembre.
Sc ha tornado esa disposition pa
ra proporcionar mas espacio para
la e%nsenanza primaria, que inclu-
ye la llamada Junior high" y tam
bien con ell objeto de separar y dar
mas facilidades a los estudiantes
de Segunda Ensenanza.
La diocesis de st. Augustine
construira una escuela para varo-
mes, de High School" cerca de la
escuela parroquial st. Brendan,
en- ell 755 S. W., 32nd ST. y una
nueva Immaculate High School pa
"a %senoritas, en- los ~terrenos del
Hospital Mercy, 1868 S. Miami
Avenue.
Unos 800 alumnos seran traSlada-
dos a cada una de la nuevas es-
cuelas segun manifestations de
Monsenor Patrick J. O'Donoughue,
director de la campana pro CEN
%tralizacion de "high schools" en- la
diocesis.
La escuela de st. Teresa, que
tiene va 81 amos de existencia,
tiene que rechazar todos los amos
numerosas aplicaciones de matri-
culas de ninos que desean obtener
SUI ense1anza ALI, por falta de es-
pacio. Siete u ocho aulas adiciona-
les proveeran espacio para mas
alumnos.
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En- Ia Eseuea Lindsey Hopkins
Curses NoctUrnOs Sobre Preparation
de las PIuniIIus del Income Tax"

Como parte del programa de
ayuda al contribuyente, ell Servi-
clio del Impuesto sobre la Renta,
en- cooperation con ell Departa-
mento de Education de la EScue-
la Vocational Lindsey Hopkins,
ofrecera varios cursos nocturnos
sobre la preparation de las. pla.
nillas del Income tax" en- siete
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18

Ell Alcalde de Miami, Robert
King High, casi Sc cay6 de espal-
das cuando escucho de boca de I'm
abogado que 10 conoce bien, que
pueden calcularse de tres a cinco,
millones de dolares que Sc 'invier-
ten" anualmente en- la bolita Y 10.
terias ilegales, en- ell Gran Miami.
La policIa de Miami mantiene
que tanto la bollta como las lote-
rfas cubanas, operan solamente so.
bre una base de "escondidas". Tam
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RestubIecimiento
Constituencies
Smith

apresadas entire los escombros
hasta que los pomberos las extra.
jeron. No sufrieron lesiones.
LA ZAFRA
Ell MiniSterio de Agriculture in
tormo oficlalmene que estan mo-
liendo 81 ingenios en- toda la ma.
cion
Ell MONO AZUL
La Comision Tecnica del Minis
terio de Agriculture que realize
estudios scbre la epidemic del mo-
no azul que ha causado grandes
danos en- las siembras de tabaco,
declare que esa enfermedad en-
tro en- Cuta hace uno D dos amos y
que Sc propago debido a las condi.
clones climaticas y la poca aten-
ci6n por parte de los cosecheros.
Recumendc como solucion, la fu-
migacion de las telas con que son
tapadas las siembras de tabaco o
la adquisicion de otras nuevas.
MURIO EN- UNA MISA
En- la manana de aver fallecio de
I'm sincope cardiaco cuando asis-
tia a la misa en- memoria de SUI
esposo al cumplir ell primer mes
de fallecido la Sra. Gloria Co.
mez de 81 amos. La misa Sc efec-
tuaba en- la iglesla de San Antonio
de Padua en- Miramar, en- memoria
del Sr. Rolando Porro. Los medi-
cos ,nformaron que habia muerto a
consequence de la emocion.
MUERTO POR DOS CENTAVOS
En- Santiago de Cuba result6
muerto ell joven Gerardo Caballe-
70, de 10 amos, por otro nombrado
Claro Manuel Pallares de "a amos
que le produjo varias cuchilladas,
al renir ambos por una deuda de
dos centavos, contraida en- ell jue-
60 del silo
ENTREGA DE NINO
Ell Juez de instruction de Ma
rianao dispuso la entrega a Ma
ria Cristina TorIie de % amos, del
ni1o de varios dias de nacido que
habia dejado abandonado en- I'm
solar yermc de csc municipio. Ell
nino estaba al abrigo de un Sc
nora que Sc hizo cargo de el desde
que fue hallado AL ser localizada
la madre manifesto que 10 habia
abandonado con ell proposito de
que 10 recogiera alguien que pu-
diers darle la atenciop debida, va
que ell padre del nino, un alista-
do del %ejercito, la habia abando-
nado.
Ell ESTADO DEL TEMPO
Las temperatures continuan ba-
lando en- toda % region occiden-
tai y central de Cuba, soplando
vientos con fuerza de brisotes. La
minims registrada aver, hasta no.
ras del mediodia fue de 17,3 cen
tigrados a la una de la manana. Ell
observatorio anunci6 que serian
aun mas frias. Existen fuertes ma
rejadas en- la costa norte. En- ell
Mariel, Pinar del Rio, Sc hundi6
la lancha que trIpulaban los prac-
ticos del puerto, Antonio. Tur y
Antonio Santana muriendo ahoga-
do Tur y salvandose Santana. Los
PRACTICES regresaban despues de
guar a un buque ingles que habia
abandonado Ell Mariel.
REUNION DE AUTENTICOS
Manana domingo Sc reuniran los
integrante del Comite Executive
Nacional del Psrtido Autentico
Inscripto, a fin de acordar la con.
vocatoria para la celebration de la
Asamblea Nacional que Sc cele-
brara Ell sabado Is en- ell patio de
la residencia del DR.. Grau San Mar
tin. Ell DR. Grau sera proclamado
como Presidente Nacional del par
lido y su candidate presidential.
Existe una pugns por la designa-
cion del primer Vicepresidente
(Pasa q Ia P&gina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18

mo ell Metro deberia hacerse car
go de una function que actualmen.
te~ es ejercida por ell ayuntamien-
to-, dijo High. Isl Ell gobierno del
Metro quiere, esta es una buena
oportunidad para que demuestre
10 que es capaz de hacer'.
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Eugene A. Rushing,
Plaster Contractor
OF Tukomu Park

Eugene A. Rushing, 81, a
plastering contractor, died yes
terday at Georgetown Univer-
sity hospital after a long illness.
Mr.. Rushing had been in this
area since 1928. He was born in
Kathleen, Fla. For is years he
had been in business for him
self. He lived at 7500 Hancock
avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
He was a thiry-second degree
Mason and belonged to the Blue
Lodge No. 90. He was also a
member Of Almas Temple, the
Shrine. and the Montgomery
Forest No. 1874 of the Tall Ce-
dars of Lebanon.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Emile w. Rushing. of the
home address; three daughters,
Mrs. Jane r. Jaillet. of West
Hyattsville. Md. Mrs. Verna j
Depperschmidt of Port Arthur,
Tex, and Miss Nancy L. Rush
ing, of the home address: three
brothers. Alton L. Rushing of
$50 Tewkesbury place NV,
H. L. Rushing, of Lakeland,
Fla. and Charles c. Rushing,
Of Tampa. Fla, and six grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at the Ia
koma Funeral Home, 254 Car
roll street NV. Burial will be
in the George Washington Gem
etery.
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Arthur F. Adams, II,
Telephone Executive

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 90 Dr.
Arthur F. Adams, n, a tele-
phone lineman at 10 who rose
70 head the Gary group of tele-
phone companies in the Mid
west. died of a heart ailment
last night in a hospital.
He was chairman of Theo-
dore Gary & Co. of Kansas
City, A n g To- Canadian Tele-
phone Co. of Montreal and sew
eral other corporations.
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Col. J. W. Pence,
School Official

STAUNTON, Mar. 20 (R.-
Col. James Worth Pence, ga,
headmaster of Staunton Mill
tary Academy. died at his home
here Friday.
Survivors include the widow
and one son, j. Worth Pence,
jr. a member of the faculty of
Virginia Military Institute.
Services will be held here
Monday with burial in Cedar
wood Cemetery, Edinburg.
Col. Pence, who graduated
from Roanoke College and Co.
lumbia University, first Joined
the academy faculty in 1919 as
a mathematics instructor. AS
headmaster for the past 20
years he was in charge of the
academic phase of training
here.
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Geo. B. FugIister,
Formerly Star

George B. Fuglister, SIS, a
former employee of The Star,
died yesterday at Carroll
Manor, Avondale, Md.
A victim of muscular dys-
trophy, he and his father,
Charles S. Fuglister, occupied
adjoining rooms at the Catho-
lie home. The family came to
Washington 40 years ago from
Newport, r. l., where the son
was born.
Besides his father, he is sur
vived by two brothers. Robert
Fuglister, of New York, and
Frederick Fuglister. of Massa-
chusetts. A requiem mass will
be offered at Carroll Manor at
$3.50 am. Tuesday, with burial
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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John Huvener.
Economist, AZ

John Havener, "A, a former
Government official, died of a
heart attack Friday night in
Ankara, Turkey.
Mr.. Havener, an economist,
had been in Turkey for about
a year working on Turkish eco
nomic problems as part of a
foreign aid project.
He had served here with the
Commerce Department and
emergency agencies. including
the War Production Board of
World War II and the National
Production Authority (NPAD of
Korean War days. He was an
assistant administrator of NPA.
He left Government service
about four years ago and
moved to Miami, Fla. Prior to
that, he had lived in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties, Va. He
was native of Parkersburg,
w. Va. and was graduated
from West Virginia University.
For his wife. Mr.. Havener,s
death was the second in her
family in three days. Her
father, George Tabor, of 26l6
North Twenty-first street, Ar.
lington, died Wednesday.
The body will be flown to
Arlington on Wednesday for
burial.
Surviving are the widow and
four children of Ankara: his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. o.
Havener of Morgantown, w.
Va, and two sisters, Mrs. Har-
riet Higgs of Arlington. and
Mrs. Marion Lorenz of Charles
Town, w. Va.
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MRS. w. D. Tewksbury,
Doctors Widow Dies

Mrs. William Davis Tewks-
bury, 81. widow of a Washing
ton chest physician and a
direct descendant of one of
Virginia's first governors, died
Friday Of a heart attack at her
Chevy Chase MD home.
One Of Mrs. Tewksbury's an
cestors was John West, Gov
ernor of Virginia from 1885 to
1887. His brother, Thomas, was
one of the founders Of the Vir-
ginia colony, and its first Gov
ernor.
Mrs. Tewksbury's husband
died in 1855. From 1911 to 1920
he was superintendent of the
D. c. tuberculosis Hospital. He
was also a clinical professor of
medicine at George Washing
ton University Medical School.
He wrote numerous medical
papers and did the original
work In artificial pneumothrax
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Mrs. Jesse Erqood
Funeral Monduy

Mrs. Jesse L. Ergood, SO, a
lifelong District resident, died
Friday at a private nursing
home at 1923 Eastern avenue
NV.
Mrs. Ergood's husband, who
died in 1858. was a food broker.
He, too. had spent his entire
life in the District. Mrs. Ergood
lived at 1928 Ninth street NV.
Survivors include two sons,
Allen M. Ergood of Wheaton,
and Ralph K. Ergood of Silver
Spring. and a sister, Mrs.
LeClare Sooy Of Atlantic City.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
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treatment of acute pulmonary
diseases in 1916.
Mrs. Tewksbury. the former
Susan West, was born in
Lynchburg, Va. She was a
member of the Chevy Chase
Club. She resided at 101 East
Lenox street, Chevy Chase.
Survivors include two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Jane ClementSon, of
the home address. and Mrs.
John H. King, of 4116 Black
thorn street. Chevy Chase; two
sisters, Miss Ann West. of 2145
Decatur place NV, and Miss
Daisy West, of Bedford. Va;
four grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held
at ! pm. Tuesday at the Robert
A. Humphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Bethes-
da Burial will follow in the
Parklawn Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services b. Chambers
1n MPntnrtaitt

MINOR. DEACONEsS EMMA b. In
loving memory OF our beloved
mother and grandmother. DEACON:
ESS EMMA B. MINOR. who passed
Til memory fades and life departs.
You shall live forever in our hearts
chill DREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
FERRY, ELLA A. In loving remem-
brance Of our beloved mother, ELLA
Years ago today. March 30. 1850.
we lost the key to living
When we lost you, Mother dear:
This world is dark without you
vo,Tb Though BShhJ yST are s sNIt6R nsSr I'M
SUE, NITA, HELEN, TONY AND
PETERs, GEORGE L. In sad and
brother. GEORGE [. PETERS, who
departed this life tiye years age
A glory shone upon your face
As you left US without warning;
Our comfort is that we may meet
In Gods eternal morning.
DEVOTED SISTER. EDITH p. RAY.
PETERs, GEORGE L. In loving re;
6rother, GEORGE L. PETERS. who
departed this life five years ago
today. March 30. 1868.
Not lost to. those who loved him,
Not dead lust gone before;
He still lives in our memory,
And will toreyermore.. -
DEVOTED PARENTS, JOHN AND
ELLA PETERS
! will never forget you.
Your memory will always be with me
DEVOTED VSr iS' SISTER lister j JuA ANT A.
RODMAN, ROSE. In loving memory
OF our beloved mother, ROSE ROD
MAN, who passed away one year
Her Her name name was Rose. and like q
She blossomed full and fair:
Her kindness and her gentleness
Hey bea SpTnSIso ffo within
Her warmth and love sSOns
And in her own unselfish way,
She blessed each one. she knew.
ON You MO iased ds and sTs gone as the rose
But the gentle beauty OF your soul
viii ever linger on.
HER Ley ING cHiLpREE'
STAMPS. HERMAN r., sr. A tribute
lie M nbS' 50, 81" 1875. '"''eD '"''
Long months Of suffering and doubt
Slowly burned LIES candles out:
Although LIES sun for each must set,
Those whom we love we never for
set. THE FAMILY.
WADE, WILLIAM W. In sad but low
ing remembrance Of our devoted
friend, WILLIAM W. WADE, who
passed away. two years ago today.
March 80, 1856
Thou art gone to the grave,
But we will not deplore thee:
Though sorrows and darkness en-
compass the tomb.
Thy Saviour has pass'd through
It's portal before thee,
And the lamp Of His love Is thy
guide through gloom.
WILLIAM AND INEz TRAYNHAM. .
YATES. WILLIAM B., Jr. In loving
memory OF our dear son, WILLIAM
p. YATES. Jr.. who departed this
life four. years ago today, March
ThrouESopt the years. not for today
alone,
Your place within our hearts remains
LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER. .
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Mrs. Edward A. Christmas, 81 ,
active many years in University
Of Maryland affairs as student
and staff member, died yester-
day at Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore.
Mrs. Christmas, of Upper
Marlboro, Md. was the daugh-
ter of the late William @. and
Anna S. McCurdy, of WASH
ington.
She was an honor graduate
Of the University in 1923. and
held memberships in Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority, Theta
Gamma honors fraternity, and
the Women's Senior Honor So
ciety.
She was dietitian at the uni
versity 10 years.
Survivors include her hus-
band and three children, Mary
Alice, Edward S., and Rhoda
Jane, all of Upper Marlboro;
a sister, Mrs. Jean McCurdy
Yingling. of Frederick. Md;
and two brothers. Philip C.
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Mrs. F. w. Rollins,
Wife of General

ASHEvILLE, N. c., Mar. 20
R.-Mrs. Marion Ethel Roll
Inns, wife Of Brig. Gen. Francis
w. Rollins retired, manager
Of the Oteen VA Hospital here,
died here Friday night after a
long illness.
Funeral services will be held
here Monday. Burial will be at
the Preside. near San Fran
cisco, Calf. She was q nattte
Iof Block Island, r. 4.
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DPathH
ARMrGER, CARRIE LANAHAN.

ARMIGER, CARRIE LANAHAN. On
FESsy Marsh ERM rs 81 sos c4 hopnE
S zs g aaF Charles Paw HEnses
and mother Of Mrs. Louis Bertram,
sr.: Mrs, William T. Minton. ST.;
Mrs. Robert 8. Kable,. Charles W.
A ATmissT Friends d may cal Ts II tss
William j. rckner q Sen Funeral
Home, North and Pennsylvania ayes..
Baltimore. Nd, until 10 pm. Sun
day: March 80. Services # ;,.S 81.
cum, Nd. on MOndaS, March 81,
Cemetery. WASHINGTON. b. c.. 80
BALL. MARY LOUISE. on Friday
b barch NARY III isSS n BAH Mm II &
William NJ. Bali. She is survived by
her brother, Cecil EWins .S oi
Market sts.. Wilmington, Del. at
s pm Monday, March 81. Grave
side services and burial, Columbia
Gardens Cemetery, Tuesday. April l..
BECKER 81 Iis" ELLEN T. On Thursday.
March ~. 1868, at her RESIDENCE.
43l7 Window pi. NV; ELLEN I.
BECKER. beloved daughter Of the
late Edward and Mary Jane Becker.
molly. George s Becker and the
Rev James ] Becker, g. j., Of
Kingston. Jamaica. British West
indies: aunt Of jerry E . and James pne
ninston. Funeral from the De Vol
Funeral Home. 1924 Wisconsin ave.
$50 am: thence TO st. Aloysius
Church. North Capitol and Eye
bt Sc offered ee Is seaH'eq Pr @sss snd
relatives invited. interment Mount
olivet Cemetery. Please omit
BE nSSsfS EDNA MARIE. On Sat
MARIE BENNETT Of 5505 54th ave,
Riverdale, Md, beloved daughter of
Stephen E, Bennett and the late
Estelle Bennett. She Is also survived
E. and Robert @. Bennett Notice
MARY EVA. of 2411 Pa.
ave. NV, on March 90. 1858. wife
Of the late Cleve. H. gicksler, mother
Hsrtnett Miss Catherine Bicksier
al Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
18th st. Sc. on Tuesday. April J.,
Grove 70 cemetery m in ssTndon Chestnut VS
B0B0: SALLY MAJ. Suddenly. on
MAE BOBO Of 1908 4Sth pl. ne,
devoted wife OF Yancy Bobo. mother
g'sS and Tsn:JE sc RSSH' III ' M.
Vashita Strong Of New York CITY.
N. Y; Mrs Sophie Lee and Mrs
Alberta Bark of South Carolina,
Luther and Hamilton Jones. Also
brothers-in-law, two sons-in-law,
i've grandchildren. other, relative;
JAMES 4. on Friday.
March n 95s' 81 IPrSyiden &c Hos s
OF Mrs K Beatrice Bradley. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st and Mass. ave ne, where
prayers will be offered on Tuesday,
APT he Hoy SEQ GUm Fort S SSTreS T @s
and East Capitol SITS, at 9 an.
broadly, EDNA L.. Departed this life
on Friday, March 2s, 1858. MRS.
EDNA L. BROADLY. beloved daughter
Of Mr.: rd 1 Ia LEsinS q s7S@ 5th St;
She leaves to mourn one son, James
Broadly two sisters, Mrs. Beulah
Edmonds. Mrs. Hilda Nash; three
brothers, Edward. Thomas and
Alonzo Liggins one aunt and uncle,
friends. Remains may. be viewed on
Monday, March 81, after / pm. at
the Hall Brothers Funeral Home,
62l Florida ave. NV. Funeral serv-
ices on Tuesday. April !, at 1 pm.
North 't capitoI and l, sts' NV. Rev
Long of1ciating. Interment Wood
avn Cemetery. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Mrs. Edward A. Christmas,
MARYLAND U. Dietitiun

McCurdy, Of Kensington. Md,
and David s. McCurdy, of Or
lando, Fla.
Services and burial will be at
st. Thomas's Episcopal Church,
Croome. Md, at IL am. Tues
day.