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HARRY STATZ, Commander
FRANK r HElSE. Qusrtermaster
PARLETT FLOREvSE D.. on sunday,
April 20, 1855. FLORENCE Z PAR
LETT Of 5000 IJd ST. Hyaitsville,
Nd beloved wife OF the late Per-
Ciyal X Parleit and mother OF
percivAl X and Leonard II Par
lett Mrs PArlett rests at Gaseh Z
Funeral Home. Arb Baltimore ave
Hvat,syills Nd Services ~ the Port
Lincoln Cemetery Chapel on Wed
nesdav ApFil -. a. lOad an
Relatives and friends are invited
In.erment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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S S1is Tirs Apr ~ .Nt an3si AuGus;
husband OF Florence Blanheim. son
Of Betty Blsnheim. brother Of
Blanche Buck and Christine House
He also is survived by three nieces,
an uncle, Donald Curtis, and
other relatives and friends. Mr.
Blanheim may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H ST. ne,
after pm. Tuesday, Anril o.,
where services will be held on We'd
nesday. April %. at pm Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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NEWMAN. ST. CLAIR. on SUNDAY,

UITU, NHIHVN ., On NunuhN, AUFN
90, 1888, az Doctors Hospital, AR
THUR OTTO OF @d4a Myrtle ave
ne, beloved husband Of RUBY q
Otto. Friends may call 81 the lee
Funeral Home, sth o. and Aassa-
ehusetts ave ne where service.
Nill be held on Wednesday, April -
a. n am In lieu OF flowers. pleas
make donations 10 the Cancer Fund
lnteTment private. ."
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Sunday. April -, 1851. al her rest
denee, 3sns Cathedral ave nv,
HARRIEC SOUTHEY SULLIVAN. be-
loved wife OF James J sullivan, SIS
u u Mrs Katherine Russell and
Agnes y Southey ana aunt OF Mrs
sell. Fgnsral from jhs DeVOl Flu
neral Home "2.4 Wisconsin ave
NV on Wednesday, April ~. at
$50 an thence 20 Holy Trinity
Church, lEth and o SIS NV. where
requiem mass viii 1e offered at 10
an Friends ana rtlstlVss invited
lnteTment Mount Ohyet cemstery.
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KILN. EMMONs q On s,tp,a,,

MIN, EMMUNS q. On SatuTdly,
April ~. 1855, al Arlington Hos
South 3Ist st. Ariington. We be-
loved husband OF Garrett Thompson
Klein father Of Mrs Eleanor Klein
Robins grsndfs ther OF Garnet
Lynn and Kelvin james Robins.
brother Of Misses Nathalie s and
Merriam Klein. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home .S4s VIII
son blvd. Arlington, Va. where iu-
neral services Will be held on We'd
nesdAy, April -, a. = pm Inter
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Contributions may be made TO the
Cancer Fund. Arlington County
Unit 1871 North Garfield st. tAl-
toona. Pa HARRISBURG, Pa. and
Baltimore, Nd, papers please copy. }
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PATRICK. AlBERT D sudd,nly ,

Monday. April q. 1855, a, Leland
Memorial Hospital. ALBERT J
PATRICK Of $500 Baltimore ave
College Park, Nd beloved husband
OF Katharine B Patrick and father
OF J. Byron and Kenneth } Patrick.
Mrs Ruth Pitts and Mrs Ana
Patrick Reese He also Is survived
hv brother, sister and nine
grandchildren Relatives and friends
may call al the 0aSch Funeral
Home. 453a Baltimore ave Hyatts-
VILE Md where services Will be
held on Wednesday. April -. at ! l
am lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
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April 90, 1865, MRS. GoTTiE 3
LLATHERS OF $50 X ST ne, be.
loved mother of Mrs. Ethel Dew,
Mabel Cobb Barbara Hart. LII.
cue Edward and John W. feathers,
SISTER OF Miss Callie Hyman She
also il survived by other relatives
ana many friends Funeral and in
terment Tarboro, N. c. %
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POETZMAN, WALTER TAYLOR.

SATURDAY, April 10, 1855. a. hi,
residence, I26la Fsrntll drive
Whestot Md, WALTER TAYLOR
POETZMAN beloved husband oi
Josephine PoetZmAn, father Of Wal.
ter, IT., John p and Joseph NJ
Henry Poetzmsn Funeral from IN,
Timothy HaBlon Funeral Home
1881 Georgia ave NV on Wed
nesday, Apstl %. at al5 am Re.
Quiem mass Al ST. Catherine La
boure Church, VierS Mil Ant
Claridge roads, wheaton. Nd. al
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LEIN EMMONS OTTO. A spec.a

KLEIN EMMONS OTTO. A special
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funeral 81 our lsfe hya,ber
EAiMONS OTTO KLEIN
ARTHUR X WISE, Master.
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sPITz, BERTnA. on Monday 4

"a. lg5S, at her residence. 9l40 itith
>, nv, 1ERIHA SPITz, wife OF ths
late stephen p Spiiz sister OF the
late Simon Lynn. n b ". Lyon.
Mrs Carrie BaumgATtrn ana jerome
Lyon. aunt Of Mrs Flora I Bress,
Arthur 4. Lyon and Richard X
Lyon, ell OF Washington. D. G
Friends may call a. GsWlers Chapel
1896 pennsylvania ave, NV. (cour-
trSy psrking oppositei. where Sefv
ICES ViA be held on Wednesday
April -, a. 1880 am Entomb-
msni Washington Hebrew CongTe-
cation Cen,FtFry
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saturday, April 10, 1858, at Perry
c rIlnt Veterans s Hospiisi, JERRY
and Mrs Sarah NJ. Gibson. brothsy
OF Mrs Sally McMahan, Mrs. jose
Dhlne McMahan, Mrs Annie Gorren
and Mrs. Willie. Rohr. He also is
TFg rIspGs rO. by four grandchildren,
Home, 9TH st. and Mass, ave NO
AFTER pm, Tuesday, April 90
,Mrhere services will be held on
Thursday, April -, at oils
interment Arlington National Gene.
Iery, North Carolina Times. AEhe.
Vile, N. c. pleaae cnnm fi FL
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PHELPS. WILLIAM n. On Friday,

April u, 1855. A. Chicago, IL.
william r Phelps, IT,. OF Wheaton,
Nd brother Of Mrs Flora Deener
Of Arlington, Va Mr. Phelps rests
at the W X HuntemAnn A. Son
Funeral Home. 5732 GeoTgia ave
NV until WEDNESDAY April "a a.
10 am Services a. The Georgetown
Presbyterian Church. BIOS p ST
NV, a. II am Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend Inter
mtnt OAK Hi Cemetery ParkinE
facilities in the rear OF the funeral
home -
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DALZELL, WILLIAM J. on SUNDAY

April 20. 1888 al Casualty Hos
Pitsl, WILLIAM J. DALzELL Of 91a
Dalzell and brother Of Mr. Thomas
J. Dalzell OF Canton Ohio, Mrs
Albert s J Atkinson and James
A Dalzell Of Washington, D c
Friends may call al the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5103 WisCon.
sin ave. NV, until 3 am, Thurs
day, April - thence TO St Patrick''
Catholic Church 10th and O SITS
NV, where mass will be offered al
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery 2;
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denly on Monday April -. 1907
MARGARET RuLY SMITH Of foi.
Meade ~. ne, beloved daughter Of
Mary Riley. wife Of CraWiev smith.
mother o. Palestine Hill Louise
Settle and Madeline Stanmofe.
grandmother Of DARYL and L0rn
Hi and james stanmOre. ir No
tice Ct funeral later ARRANGEMENTS
by Henry 8 Washington A Sons
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BOWMAN. WILLIAM IN uo,a..

hpril II Ia5s 'W1IiIAM NI R6T
MAN OF s63i Glendale I'd cS. W
Chase Md, beloved husband OF
Louise Colt Bowman, father Of Mrs
william B Kuykendaii Of Fails
Church. Va, son Of Clara c. and
the late Charles Bowman Of Ger
mantown, Md brother n Mrs
Herbert c Kins Of Germantown, Md
Also survived by three grandchildren
Friends are invited 10 call Al
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A Humphrey. Be
thesda Md Services at the Emory
Methodist hurch, 6lOI Georgia ave
NV, on Thursday April -. al Z"
pm. Interment Parklawn Cemetery
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COONEY. DENNIS =. At United States
Soldiers Home Hospital on April is
lH5S Husband OF the late Nellie
Stepfathsr Of Evelyn &. Moxley
brother OF Joseph CooneY Of Utica
n. Y Remains resting at u s
Soldiers Home, Hospital ReposinR
Room Mass al U g. Soldiers Home
Chapel on Wednesday, April %. at
1880 am Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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MILF d.IiI e. CHARLES I.t, HERBERT. Sud.

denly on Saturday, April 10 iohs
CHARLES HERBERT Miller N
ga Columbia rd NV. beioved
husband Of Eleanor Miller. father OF
Marjorie Elliott. brother OF Julia NJ
Sheppard and Alonzo B. Miller hall
brother OF Logan Miller. Also sur
WING are three grandchildren.
Eleanor. ,Winifred and Joyce Elliott;
Two nephews. Horace and Herbert
bsimeari Two grand-nieces. Audrey
Ann and Diane Belmear: q grand
nephew, Michael Belmear: a SON
m law, Fred Elliott; a brother-in-
law, Max w. Sheppard, other
relatives and friends. After 4 pm.
wednesday. April %, friends NAV
Home. 10Th and Florida ave, NV
Funeral services on Thursday. April
-. at 10 m, At Fort Myer Chapel
interment Arlington Nationsl Gene
tefy. %
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BOSWELL, ELSIE NJ. on Monday.
April 81, 1858, at her residence,
25l3 oath I'd, Arlington, Va ELSIE
NJ BOSWELL Notice OF funeral
Truder Funeral Home. 1911 NlcSoIs
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q communication OF HaT-
IN mony Lodge. No u. p A.
IN A. NJ. will be held on
~ No Wednesday, April 20. 1857.
NN a. 10 am, at the Masonic
ny Temple, 18th ST. and New
~ York ave nv. TO attend
the funeral OF our late brother.
ABRAHAM BORROWER The mem
berS Of the lodge are requested TO
attend By order Of
HAROLD TUNiCK Master.
J r ZIMMERMAN, Seey
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MoRGAN. EpwARp ". on Monday

Apfll 81, 1895, az nus resldcncr
ga3I 10th 81 nv, EDWARD W
MORGAN SelU StS,b sq'Sspd Of Es,
W and Joseph FenVick Morgan
Of Washington, d G, and Adele
Wriaht OF Rochester, N Y FunerA
from the above residence on Thurs
day April -, a. . am Requiem
mass ~ hnn , NnuIyn a. ~
tpTV ~
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PHILLIPS, LAURA ELIZABETH.

Monday, April Il. 1855, at her res
idtnos, West Clifton Terrace Apis +,
LAURA ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, SIS
ter OF John L Phillips, formerly Of
Los Angeles, Calf. Services a. the
s. n. Hines Co. Funeral Home. "gOI
18th st. NV on Wednesday April
y, al nm parking farilitiesI
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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cORDovER, ABRAHAM: On Monde,

April II. 1858, ABRAHAM COR
DOVER. beloved husband Of Celia
Cordover, devoted father OF Marvin
and Henry CordoyeT OF Washington.
D c, He also Is survived BY 'hree
sisters. Mrs Belle Lyons Mrs Mary
ApDelbaum and Mrs. Pauline Travis.
all OF Washington, d C., and two
grandchildren Services At the
Goldnera a Son Funeral Home,
42l7 9th 81. NV, on Wednesday,
April -. at IL an. lntemnent
Adas Israel Cemetery In mourn
ing at 520I TreSeott ave Takoma
Park, Nd Family requests in lieu
OF flowers. contributions be made
to the METROPOLITAN Heart Guild %
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GLEASON, MAMIE NJ. on Monday.
Anrn OF InhR. MAMIE NJ GIEA-

April 81, 1893, MAMIE W. GLEA-
son Of pos Dayton st, Silver
sprins. Nd. mother Of o. Waldo
Doe and T. Ward Martin. Services
al the 8 II. Hines Co Funeral Home,
"0OI 14th st NV. on Wednesday,
April 90 at . pm parking facili-
ties) Interment in Mattawoman, Md.
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HOONLR. John FRIDERICK. on Mon

DAY April ~ 1895, at Washington
Hospital Center, JOHN FkkUERiCK
HOOVER Of co.'s LAndsdowne way,
SILVER Spring Nd beloved husband
OF Lee J, Hoover brother OF Mrs
Madeleine Hoover CaroN Services
AZ the 8 H. Hines Co FuneTa
Home. 2pOl 18th St nv, on
Wednesday, AprQ - a. am
tpsrslng facilities lnteTment Ar
lington National Cemetery
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CLARK. MARY n. CMOLLIEl, On sat

urday. Aprll ~, 1888, MARY n
,MoLLlEl CLARK Of 1908 irving
81 NV She is survived BY one
daughter, Mrs. Theresa T. Abbott
Two sistsrs,e Mrs. Pattie Green and
MIS- Lena Beale one brother. Reid
stokes; one GrandSon, Augustus
Ihomas, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting At the
MORROW A. Woodford Funeral Home,
To- lltk St NV After pm
wednesday. April ~ friends are
funeral home. Funeral on THURSDAY,
April -, al pm, 81 the Metro
poHtan Baptist Church, r ST. between
l"th and 18th SITS NV. the Rev
C. Smith oficiatinG intsrment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Family
a. M 90
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Aprii 20 1853 wIfirAHTc JAMEs
ne beloved husband OF the lat
Mary Z james and father OF How
ARD r Lynxood " John B an,
Burns and Dorothy j. COgsWell
brother Of Jennie Neals Funera
services a. the Simmons Bros Fu,
neral Home 1851 Good Hope I'd
So. on Thursday, April -, Of II
an. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
tery. -
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'NWEo' WILLINW z. SPECIAL conn
"a muniCation OF Myon NJ
IN Parker Lodge. No -. p
IN A. A. N, IL called for Ia
" NO am Thursday. April -
INK 1898. for the purpose OF
W. conducting Masonic burial
" services for our late broth
er, WILLIAM c JAMES, p NJ
WILLIAM @ scHENCK, Master
WILLIAM a n AgpV Caev 90
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PnOLNIX. NEIO ALONzO.

dAy April ~, 1853 AZ his resi-
oencs 1907 CorCorsn st NV VETO
AiONZO PHOENIX beloved hus-
band OF Mrs Lula Phoenix. devoted
father Of Edear Phoenix He also
Is survived by four Erandchildrgn.
tvo ildrrn, one dauRh-
ter-in-law. other relatives and many
friends After : pm WednCsdsy.
April -. iTienus are invited TO
cal a, his late TeSidencr 1907
will be offered at 81 AuEuStinsS
Catholic Church. 1918 18th st NV.
al 10 am Thursday. April - In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS bv John d watson
w ,Dnnh WI tI.Inu u"' q !.
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PRINCE PRINCE WILLIAM y. On ,yysanssdHy

Ami TO, 1888 WILLIAM u
PRINCE, beloved brother OF Della
Wilson. Allie Judd Fannie Fielder.
Alton. Stacy and Charlie Prince He
Is also survived by other relatives
and friends The late Mr. Prince
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 30 II ST. ne. after
. pm Tuesday. where services will
be held Wednesday, April -, a.
~ am Interment Arlington Ma
ItnnaI raun.tara 49,
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81 munieatlon q Visto P
IN Lodee, No -, y a. A
IN NJ, M hereby called for
Ga NO am Wednesday, April
WOLX -, 1925, ~ the Masonic
NJ TEMPLE, 10th and You
~ ST. nv tor the purnOse
OF conducting the last Masonic rites
LOT our ttSt Master and late Brother,
p NJ GUST ANUS N BUII.
JAMES I BRisCOE
mann, Wofs9ip!gl Master.
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FREDERICK. WALTER L.

day April 81. 1853, At Fort Lauder
dale, Fla. WALTER l. FREDERICK,
beloved husband Of MeEel Winner
Frederick of the Congressional Coun-
erick and uncle of Mrs. jeanne Alex
ander, both of Philadelphia. Pa
Services will be held at Oawler's
Chapel, 1856 Pa ave. NV courtesy
parking opposite. on Friday, April
-. at . pm EntOmbment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
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rest On Saturday, April 10, 1855. at
D.strist General Hospital, PEARL
JACKSON. beloved mother OF Mrs
Berth Winsate. samuel, James,
william. Andrew aud John Jackson
She also Is survived by two sisters.
twenty-six grandchildren. sixteen
Rreat-srandchildren thirteen nieceS.
eleven nephevs. q host OF other rel
ativeS and friends. Mrs. Jackson may
be viewed 81 the residence Of her
niece, Mrs, Ernestine Kinard. lO4
50 81 ne after 8 pm Wednesday,
April g. Funeral on Thursday
April -, a. Peace Baptist Church,
az 18TH At ne. 81 pm, the
Rss s, A Davenport oticlstlng. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Services oy Stewart. %
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April 10, laiS N Connecticut
MARY r {. MURRAY. aunt OF Mrs
Marshall y Darby, MS LOUIS Rob
ertson and Mrs Norman p McGu-
Ms Services Will he held al Cav
nv, on WeonesuAy. April 80. al
30 pm interment Rock Greek
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-. Isl 81, 81, on Aprii Il. 1875
brother Of Mrs. LLOYD v i'll! Of
AleAandris Va Services a. Cham
bers Funeral Home, 5i5 nth ~
Sc on THURSDAY April - al
] 80 am. lnierment Gear Hi!
Cemetery 20
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DAY, April "a. 1856. a. the District
General Hospital ODDIE NAB
S1RICKLAND, beloved Vife Of Ar
thur Strickland Sine also leaves 70
mourn her passing one brother, one
uncle, a host OF other relatives and
many friends Remains resting a.
the John I Rhines 4 Co Funeral
Home. a0l Sd 81 sw. Notice OF
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DrafhH

ROBINSON, JAt Han n, on SUNDAY
ApIll 30, 1919, iACHkN n ROB
ha BELOVED q .iS.TA q ME- l."i MsSs.
line 2 Myers, Everett : Robinson
and Elnler n, Robinson and MIti
Mabel 4 Casey. tfienas may SAY
sno5 Nal; .I,Da Funeral sT. hSI. 1 ".
9. Funeral services will be held
ON "Wednesday, April - ~ ! pm
IN the .oakdAle haptlAl Church.
oIsenwleh' Va Interment church
cemetery,
ROBINSON, WILLIAM G, ~ on
eunsata,SS, ,hypaIA, 40 , nSf,a, MILAN W. 3 y
SsioSsd hg'gsna 81 SsttIs b
Robinson and father Of Mira, Mary
son, Mrs Dorothy RsniTo, Luella
William G, Y aud lamet Thomas
Illtcrs. Mrs Hattie stewart and
Mrs MargAfet Lewis, other rrla.
pm, WEDNESDAY April -, friends
rS ny''i To I. efI se 4 IN N Mcclure
G"f from X, Turner p1 M hTnsaai IsP1h!l
Odist Church, 9Th anu Eye stss u ",
intcrment Woodlawn Cemetery, ~
ROsEMoND, FREEMAN, on Tuesday.
April 80, 1905, FREEMAN ROSE.
MoNp OF bYas tth . nv. beloved
father Of Mrt Jessie Mae Donald
and Mrs Stella Mae Brown Also
surviving are tvO grandchildren, four
sisters, his nlecea, nepheWG, other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later, Arrangements BY
Mcclure, Inc, "a
ROSS, ARTHUR ~ on sunday, April
~ 1905, ~ his residence, Indian
Head, Md ARTHUR ~ ROSS. huS-
band OF Matte Matilda Rosa Also
surviving are tour sons, ave daugh.
tiers, one brother, a host OF eFand.
children, other relatives and friends
After pm, Tuesday April 49,
friends may cal Ht the Penny A
Coief Funeral Home, Pisgah Md
Funeral ana interment on wednet
DAY April ~, a. am from
the Christ Church, la Plata, Nd
Arrangements by johnson A jenkins
associated with Penny A. Cofer,
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FINNEGAN, MARY ALICE. on Sunday,
Apr. 20. 1858, MARY ALICE FIN
NEGAN lnee lynch, beloved mother
OF Mrs Henrietta Cheri and James
NJ. Finnegan, sister OF Mrs. Mabel
T. Lee. Funeral services At the
Simmons Bros Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd Sc, on Wednesday,
April 20, al 2 pm. lnterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery 90
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
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RIO DE JANEIRO. -(UP).-
Brazilian Communist leader Luis
Carlos PresteS, who recently e.
merged from a 10-year period of
hiding, said he may run for cleo
ton to congress next October.
Prestes is now awaiting trial for
sedition, the charge that made him
go underground a decade ago. He
came out of hiding when criminal
Judge Luis Monjardin invalidated
police orders for his arrest and
granted him freedom until the
trial.
The chief of the Communist
Party, which is outlawed here,
signed a Party Manifesto in 1947
that urged the violent overthrow
of the government and brought
on the accusation of sedition.
In a, two-hour hearing before
Monjardin yesterday, Prestes said
the language of the manifesto may
have been strong but it was not
his intention to incite violence.
He also announced that he plans
to fight for the legalization of the
Communist Party. Prestes des-
dribed himself as an unemployed
military engineer. The date for
his trial has not yet been set.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

GOOD RIDA

Humanity commentaries today a new anniversary of
the death Of Jesus Christ, the Son of God become Man,
OF that supernatural Being sent by Heaven to this earth to
sow the seed Of goodness and to preach the doctrine of
love.
With His sublime example of recttude and sacrifice,
with the immense light of His intelligence and the divine
Inspiration of His soul, Christ realized on earth His re-
deemlng WORK, pointing out to humanity the road to eternal
salvation, leaving as immortal legacy the wise and holy
formula OF cOexIStence under the noble sign of fraternity.
Accomplishing His mission from Heaven, the Sweet
Rabbi OF Gahlee transformed with his thought and his heart
the meaning OF lie, opening ways for MISUNDERSTOOD peace
ana happiness, for those who have the good fortune to
seek inspiration in the doctrine of the Master.
When humanity is faced with serious crises, when 1t is
threatened by the storms OF passion and hate, when every
Thing is adverse to universal cOexiStence, the only thing
thsI can hight the route is the message of Jesus, saturated
with truth, nOblenesS, holy herOiSm, and eternal love and
nope. For that reason, in view of the dangers causing
anguish in the world, closing the horizon of peace and
human understanding, it is necessary to turn our eyes in
an 1mplOring attitude, with sincere humility, toward the
cross where the sacred image of Christ is, from which.
through twenty centuries, He has taught men the meaning
OF life, and reminds them of the greatness of the MartyrdOm
OF the GOlgOtha for Incompatible blessings to humanity.
In the philosophical conception of His doctrine, i'm the
supernatural power of His word and His soul. in the
simplicity of His first years, in the glOrieS of His public
lie, In the manner in which He died, in the greatness
without equal of His abnegatiOn, Jesus left for humanity
the greatest spiritual treasure of all times, because in
culture and a civilization for the benefit of the world. and
He created also above everything else the redeeming
formula which permits humanity to realize its DESTINY Of
immortality before God.
THE AMERICAS DAILY pays renewed homage of
respect to Jesus Christ on this Good Friday In which we
commemorate His m%artyrdOm and death at the Calvary.
from the summit of which, nailed to a cross, among thunder
and lightning, passed away the Supreme Being who ALWAYS
had a word of love and always carried in His heart the light
Of divinity.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

to the international seas routes in
the case the territorial waters
were extended to IL miles off the
coast.
AS soon as Sir Reginald finished
his speech, Luis Aycinena Sala-
Ear, the Guatemalan d e 6 a t e
didn't hesitate to prove that two
of those maps "have not been ap-
proved by the Guatemalan govern
ment" because they were showing
some territories to appear as Bri-
fish when really they were Qua
temalan.
Mexican Alfonso Garcia Robes,
on his part, declared that his gov
eminent wanted to maintain its
viewpoints in regard to British
Honduras.
Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, another
Briton, declared that his govern
ment also wanted to maintain its
viewpoints on British Honduras.
He added that the maps referred
to were maps of the British Admit
rally and that the "only authorize
ton needed for its publication is
that from her Majesty'S govern
ment".
Meanwhile Peru held that each
state should be competent to fix
its territorial sea within reaSona-
BILE limits. The Peruvian PROPOSE
ton is the most flexible among the
large number presented in the
commission on territorial seas of
the conference, and does not spe-
city extension.
Colombia proposed, too, a IL mi
les limit for territorial waters, plus
an adjacent zone of some other
miles, the coastal state having the
right to the exclusive control of
fishing in its limits.
On the other hand Great Britain
presented a proposition limiting
the territorial sea to six miles.
The delicate and complicate SUBJ
ject of the jurisdictional and ad-
jacent zones of the coastal coun-
tries will not be defined until after
the Holy Week.
The final voting of the commits
sion will not be definite, until the
conference takes the matter up.
Each article needs two thirds of
the votes of the assembly in order
to be finally approved.