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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
VIAJER0

De la ciudad de Panama re.
greso Ell senior Jorge Zamorano,
despues de permanecer por va.
rios dias en- aquella capital en-
mission Official de la oficina Sa-
Santana P~anamericana. Lo 81.
ludamos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
DEsTRUYA sU CRASA ALMAcENADA
ASECURE SU ATTRACTION Y SALUD

No importa 10 que haya probado an
ties - sean pfldoras, dietas, tratamien-
tos de bahos - recuerde que cualquier
medico DEBE decirle que I'd. perde-
"a peso SOLO cuando SUI cuerpo use
Ia grasa que esta almacenada en- sus
caderas, muslos Y otras parties de SUI
cuerpo, Empieze hoy a usar Curb-wate
con Controlene. Nunca Sc arrepentira
de tosaar csc primer paso para tener
un attractive y bello cuerpo Ger Ia
seguridsd de una mas feliz y LARGA
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
PRUEBAs De MEDlcos DEMUEsTRAN :.
Que una Senora Pierde Is Lbs. en- 30 Diasl

PRUEBAs De MEDIcos DEMUEsTRAN -.
Que una Senoro Pierde Is Lbs. en- 30 Dfasl
Pruebos de medicos han demostrado 10 foeil que es
ohoro poro la genie perder ell exeeso de peso. Por
\primero vez, los tobIetos curb-wote con Controlens
pheniIproponoIomine hell est6n a 81 disposieien sin
reeeto ned;ea. En- miles de pruebos elinces este con-
trolodor ~outentieo de poso ho probedo 81 volor. Por
eienplo:-
Uno sehore perdie Is Ibres en- 30 dies. Desds 81 CO.
. mienzo y dentro de los diex prinaeros dos, ella no
queria corner en- sxcese pcrque 81 apstitc ssteba
eontrolodo.
otro senora que diio tener un enorme apetito des-
pues del noeimiento de 81 hiio. perdio 20 Iibros en-
menos de z meses, SIN LLEvAR UNA DIETA ES-
PEcIAL.
EXTENSION PoR VIDA
Hay obundontes pruebcs de que ell curb-wate con
ContrcIene troe uno perdido de peso automobiles
rnente que es elective duronte Ia r~eeulocion outc-
: nndtieo del oPetito. Asi que no Pierdo tempo, bus
que las tobIetos Curb-wote con Controiene. EnnPie-
re ~enseeuido a perder peso, %sorprendo q sus amigos
con una encontodoro figure. Sc sentird lleno de Vi
.do, y 10 que es mos importonte puede que este ex-
tendiendo su vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Pr primera vz ina ayuda err la reduction de peso que solamente ersr rmthdo ven
der bao receta medha, ha ao aunrzadop or 81 Departments De saud de Estados
Unidosp para vena pubica. Mlones de PERSONS que n podian deshacase del exceso
de peso o mantener @ reduction pueden hacedc ahora de uni hanera fachy sesura!
Como cuaquier medco puede deche las fM lMas del exceso de peso desaparecn
cuando SUI cuerpoe sf Tornado ua N r@ervas del usa. I'd puede ahcrar eahzar este
rapda v pscenteramene con las tabhtas Cub-wae por Jul gentlemen Controlene
ell magco "maavinoso ingredients" que connoa a ansiedad por ealonas que la harlan
engordar.
No solamente puede I'd ADELGAzAR, sno Sc MANTIENE mas delsada porque las
tabetas Curb-wate conhnuan contrlando SUI apehto. s hamhre y 81 peso. Rapida y
Embellishments. I'd adeg1a Acknowledgements Ss propos ojos su proria
pesa su propio esreo lie demoharin que pirde 5 ibras, 10 lbrs. y tantas mas
cor I'd desee.. :. cor Ell regulator automadco del appetite. las hbktas curbwate ron
Cnrtokne- ES "T'
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
DEL PERU
NUEVE las TABLETN PARA ADlGAzR MAS EFECTVN
Y gGURAS A SU ALCANCE sin reeeta nsdha

Aheru Piada Peso Sin EaHezol u S.. Health Authorities Han Permtdo la Venta
oil P1biee de Este MaruviAese lnsedients Aprobade Pr los Medieos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
ine In The
Big Race

foods must be those easy to prepare.
The list included dry milk, instant
rice, instant mashed potatoes, ready
mix cakes, instant puddings, instant
coffee and cocoa; dehydrated soups,
also canned soups and canned juices,
bouillon cubes for making sauces.
There were ready-mix salad dressings,
a ready-mix white sauce, brown-and-
serve rolls, canned Vegetables. Fresh
breads, the dark, whole-grain kind.
Fresh eggs always, and plenty OF
bacon. Fresh drinking water is a
must - 40 gallons go aboard.
Every menu is planned to detail
and Continued on next page
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dinners for test tasting. Betty was
there and Bill BIS wife, JEANNE.
Stocky Bill Snaith, of CRAVING hair
and sun-bronzed face, was on hand,
talking food. Nothing to beat a
green salad" he said. when crossing
the Gulf Stream.
We sat on deck browning under
the spring sun and listening to Bill B.
and Betty talk menus and recipes.
They were checking the grocery list.
The Figaro, like other boats in the
race, has but limited space. The
problem is always what to take, what
to leave behind, so groceries must be
space savers for the most part. And
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WASHBuRN, SUSAN u. On Saturday.
July rs. 1865. SUSAN H.. WASH
Houten Washburn and sister Of
Cannon c. Hearne Friends may
call at Qawlers Chapel. 1856 Penn
sylvania ave. NV. courtesy park
ing oppositel, until 10 pm. Tuesday,
July 80. memorial service will
be held at a later date
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Charles Baldwin,
Masonic Leader,
Held D. S. Post

Charles E. Baldwin, "a, a
former Grand Master of Dis
trict Masons. died yesterday in
George Washington University
Hospital. He lived at 1910 Lar
ry place. Chevy Chase.
He retired from the Depart
ment of Labor in 1884 as as
sistant commissioner of labor
statistics after As years of gov
eminent service.
Mr.. Baldwin became a men,
Der of the King David Masonic
Lodge No. % in 1894, and
Grand Master in 1918. He was
also q former Grand Com
mander of knights Templar
and was awarded the Distin-
guished Service Medal of the
Grand Lodge in 1914.
He leaves two sons, Charles
E., jr.. of 1903 Blaine drive and
Thomas r., Of the home ad-
dress.
Services will be conducted
at 2 pm. Wednesday at the
Scottish Rite Temple, 1900
Sixteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Dr.. Thomas A. WiIIiston, 81,
On Howard u. Faculty

DR.. Thomas A. Wnliston. 81,
who had been practicing medi-
cine here since 1894. died Of
cancer Saturday in New York.
A resident OF 1904 Q street
NV, DR.. Williston was born
in Springfield. Ohio. and re-
ceived his early schooling in To-
cal public schools. He attended
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama,
and Williston Academy in Mas
sachusetts.
He received his college edu-
cation at the University of
Pennsylvania and got his med
ical degree at the Medical
School Of Howard University.
He interned at Freedman's
Hospital before starting pri-
vate practice.
He was a medical faculty
member of Howard University
and an attending physician in
the d. c. Health Department
tuberculosis bureau for 10
years. A member of Freed
mems Hospital, DR.. Williston
belonged to Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. the Elks Lodge, the
Medico-Chirugical Society and
Kappa Pi Honorary Medical
Society.
He leaves his wife, Carol, of
the home address. and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
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Mrs. Himebough,
U. S. EmpIoye

Mrs. John p. (Patricia)
Himebaugh, AZ, a Government
employee for Is years. died Of
cancer at the home of relatives
in Pawtucket, r. l., Saturday.
She lived at 1900 South Court
house road, Arlington.
Her first Government Job
was with the old NRA. She
had been with the Treasury
Department for the last 20
years.
She laeves three sons, John,
16; Tim, Is, and Danny, 10.
Her husband died several years
ago at ocean City. Md.
Also surviving are her moth
er, Mrs. Jane Mcintyre: two
brothers, Joseph and William,
and four sisters. Miss May Nc
Intyre. Mrs. Thomas Hume,
Mrs. Hugh Lee and Mrs. Fran
ces Donahue, all Of Rhode
Island.
Services are to be held We'd
neSday at the william Trip
funeral home in Pawtucket.
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&c. Sumner, SIS,
An Analyst for
Federal Agency

Frederick C. Sumner. IS. q
Government Services Admini-
stration analyst. died yesterday
at his home. i74S North Four
tenth street. Arlington.
Born In Augusta. Ga, Mr.
Sumner had lived In the
Washington area more than rs
years. He served IN the Navy
during World War II. He was
active as a SIND degree Mason
with the Columbia Lodge In
Arlington and a charter menu
Der OF the Capitol Hill Lodge
In the District.
He had been associated with
the Navy Yard here. and the
War Assets Administration be-
fore joining oSA.
He leaves his wife. Alta. Of
the home address. three sons,
Calvin. Of California. Thomas
OF North Carolina. and Fred
erick c.. jr.. Of the home adj
dress: three sisters. Mrs. Wal
ter Green. Mrs. William Bar
rett and Mrs. Russell Anderson.
all Of Miami. Fla. and two
two grandchildren.
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6. W. Kennedy,
insurance Man

George W, Kennedy. 81 a
retired insurance executive
here. died Saturday Of a heart
attack In Doctors Hospital.
A resident OF 220i Monroe
street NE, MIR. Kennedy re-
tired from the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. II years ago
as assistant manager for the
Northeast section Of the Dis
tiict.
He was a member Of the Holy
Name Society and attended the
Saint Francis DeSales Church
at 202i Rhode Island avenue
NE.
He leaves his wife Emma Of
the home address, a son George
W. IT,. OF 2s05 Twenty-eighth
street NV: a stepson, Robert
r. Crowder. ir.. 42i2 Russell
avenue. Mount Rainier. six
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 a m. Wednesday. In the
Collins Funeral Home. 1891
Fourteenth street NV. A
requiem mass win be offered at
10 am In Saint Francis De-
Sales Church and burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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day, July %, 1865, GEORGE "
KENNEDY OF 22Ol Monroe 81. ne.
beloved husband OF Emma June Ken
neuy father OF George whitney
Kennedy, Robert r Crowder arc
the late Thelma K Kane Funeral
from Collins Funeral Home 3S2l
IAN st NV, on Wednesday July
30. at a;AO am REQUIEM mass at
81 Francis De Sales Church. 3Ol !
Rhode Island ave ne. al 10 am
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery co
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SULLIVAN. JOSEPHINE DUNCAN. On

Sunday. July p, 1858, at Oeorge-
town University Hospital JOSE
PHINE DUNCAN SULLIVAN OF
$3.50 Tennyson ST. NV, beloved wife
OF Paul A. Sullivan, mother of 1t.
a. 81 Paul A. Sullivan. IT., USNR,
Margaret c., Mary Edity, Peter d.
and Sheila Anne Sullivan: sister of
Mrs L. D. Tompkins of Wilton.
Conn. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5103
Wisconsin ave NV. where prayers
will be said on Wednesday, July 30.
at 2 am. Thence to Blessed Sacra-
ment Church. Western ave. at Que
sada st. NV, where mass will be
offered at 9.3O am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
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Charles Curtis George, 81,
Vice Presidents Grandson

Mai. Charles Curtis George,
grandson of former Vice Presi-
She leaves three sons, John,
son Of the late Gen. George
Patton. died yesterday at his
summer residence in Nantucket.
Mass, after a long illness. He
was 81.
Mai. George, who was born
in Washington, was the son
of the late Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles c. George of San An
tonic, Tex. and a grandson of
Mr.. Curtis. who was Herbert
Hoover's running mate in 1929.
A graduate of Valley Forge
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Waterproof. La. and Mrs. Rose
mary Marten. Natchez. Miss.
Also surviving are three
brothers, Joe Young Chennault,
1908 Bren Mar drive. Alexan-
dria, a detective lieutenant on
the Washington police force;
william S. Chennault, Sweet
water, Tex, and Ernest N.
Chennault, San Antonio, Tex.
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July 81, 1855. al the Washinston
Hospital Center. WAVERLY |. MAY;
husband OF Geraldine @ Mayton,
father Of Mrs. Betty Mayton John
ston, Of Arlington, Va. grandfather
OF Candace. jeffrey. and stephen
Johnston Son Of Mrs. Ora Simmons
Mayton of Petersburg, Va Friends
NAV call at GaWler's Chapel, 1856
Pennsylvania ave NV courtesy
parking oppoSitel where services viii
be held on Wednesday. July 30, at
pm Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. 20
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Academy, Mai. George was COM
missioned at West Point in 1912.
He served in Europe during
World War II in the artillery.
Army Air Force and paratroop-
ers. He also served in Korea.
His last assignment was with
the Army Aviation Board at
Fort Rucker. Ala. III health
forced him to retire last No
vember.
He leaves a sister. Mrs. Har-
rison Humphreys of Memphis
Tenn.
Services were to be held today
in Nantucket.
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A. Williston. of 1922 Fairmont
street NV.
Funeral services will be at
pm Wednesday at st. Luke's
Episcopal Church, Fifteenth
and Church streets NV. Burial
will be in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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EE DIPaAisRe NEAKsRVss v ~ y.

BALDWIN, CHARLES 4. A apeciai com.
n NUTS kR the o sSI,sd
. IN for pm. Wednesday,
NY Scottish Rite Temple, $500
NN 10Th a. NV 10 conduct
" Masonic 3urial services
over the remains Of our late Past
Grand Master, CHARLES z. BALD
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sOMAaDs, gILh ns, {, ou IA El.faHi,e.y.

guly sa, 1875 HELM EpWkRDs 81
n 5fth a. Sc, sister OF John T.
5. ss,s a. A'o .srys ,,s0s sT' 9s M,
n ON Monday, July - friends
NAY call al Rollins Funeral Home.
fiia Hunt vi ne where services
VIII be held az l pm Tuesday, July
~ Interment Harmony Cemetery
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Sir Gilbert Elliott

LONDON. July % (P).-
American born Sir Gilbert
Elliott, tenth baronet and chief
Of the Clan Elliott, died in Lon
don Saturday. He was 70. Sir
Gilbert renowned his United
States citizenship in 1887.
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DEATHS
Announeements Of
I'm Mfntnriattt

BANNING, GEORGE S. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear husband and father,
GEORGE s. BANNING, who de-
parted this life one year ago today,
We miss you, dear, but we know you
are in Gods keeping
WIPE IVERNA AND SONS, GEORGE
Jr., ROBERT AND BRUCE
DORSEY. ADELL. In sad but lovinR
memory Of our devoted wife and
mother. ADELJ DORSEY. who de-
parted this life nve years ago today
July IS. 1883
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills too hard to climb.
SO lie gently closed her weary eyes
And whispered Peace be thine -
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SONS
SMITH. FIRST sERGT. WILLIAM. In
memory OF my husband, FIRST
SERGT WILLIAM SMITH, who left
ne NJ. seven years aSo today July Is
When, things so wrong as they often
Ny thoushts always go back to you
Remembering your smile and cur
happy days,
Gives me faith and hone in many
So until my life in this world ia
] will always Keep on remembering
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY.
THOMAS, MARY LOUISE. In lovlns
memory Of our precious mother and
grandmother MARY LOUIS
THOMAS. who left US I'VE wears age
today. July IS. ! 953
precious one from US Is gone.
voice We loved is still
place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled
II is sweet 10 know we shall meet
again.
Where parting is no more.
For the one we loved 80 dearly,
Has only gone before.
God. whisper that our hearts are
with her.
In the kingdom up above
Tel her that We miss her always
Ana We send her al our love
HER LONELY CHILDREN. EDITH
AND ELTON KING, WILMA AMI
ELTON. Jr
THOMAS. MARY LOUISE. A tribute
70 the glory OF COD and in memory
OF our beloved mother and Grand
mother, MARY LOUISE THOMAS
who left US for eternal rest hve years
aRo, July IS. 1858.
Thy purpose, Lord, We do not see
But al is vel that's done By Thee
EDWARD Z MARSHALL, sr AMI
DR. EDWARD Z. MARSHALL. Jr
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BALDWIN, CMAhLks Z. kslhef Chap
Y u! u. ! Il. q
Funeral services At the
% We %sdu as%S1' J afVG So 0' 1S5s,
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TOWNSEND, MARGARET CLARP. on
Saturday, July 20, 1858. at Charles
ton, S, G. MARGARET CI,ARY
TOWNSEND formerly OF Washing
s tom D G wife IF q eI John R Tqsn
C, and Jack E. wahler. Mrs. Town
Humphrey Funeral Home, s434
Georgia ave- Silver Spring; Nd Va.
6 pm. Services on Tuesday, July
20. at pm, at the above funeral
home parking facilitieSl, Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery
WASHBURN, SUSAN II. on Saturday.
July 70. 1855. SUSAN H. WASH
BURN. mother Of Charles Van
Houten Washburn and sister Of
Cannon c HeaIne Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Penn
ing oppositel, until 10 pm Tuesday,
July 80 A memorial service will
be held at a later date
WEST. AMELIA. on Sunday, July 81.
1858, AMELIA WEST, beloved wife
OF the late James Harvey West.
mother Of William L. West, Gertrude
NJ Mullen and Thelma Byeriy. sister
at the Robert A Mattingly Funeral
Monday where services will be held
on Wednesday, July 80, at IL am.
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 20
wILLIsToN. DIR. THOMAS A. On
Saturday. July 70. 1858, at New
York City. DR. THOMAS A;
WILLIsToN, beloved husband Of
ShTo sS SSFi Tps w paSd anS w iHs o.
Surviving are other relatives and
many friends After pm Tuesday
friends are invited TO call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
juy n ~ Fl suns 81 on "f Eps:Sps
Church, 18th and Church sts' NV
AZ ] pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
wILLIsTON. DIR. THOMAS A. Of
ficers ano members of Mu lambda
Chapter OF Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity are requested 10 serve as
honorary pallbearers at the funeral
Of our beloved brother DR.. THOMAS
a WILLIsToN Members OF the
al MCGUIRE. Inc, az ? noon We'd
nesday, July 80, 1858,
AUBREY Z. ROBINSON, Jr, Pres.
NORMAN. EDITH MAE. on Sunday,
July 81, 1855. EDITH MAE WORT
MAN. age SO Of 1914 Holloman I'd
Falls Church, Va wife OF Raymond
B. Workman and mother Of Mrs
Winona Perry. Mrs Eleanor V New
Ian and Thomas v Workman, all OF
Falls Church, Va, and Mrs Shirley
Brown Of Dallas. lex Also survived
by ten grandchildren Friends NAV
call at Parsons Funeral Home, AZ
n Washington st.. Falls Church
Va Funeral services at Christ
Methodist Church. Arlington, Va
on Wednesday. July 30 at ON
Interment National Memorial PARK
YEOMANs, CLYDE D. on Sunday,
clyde D YEoslANs n q s 5siilpt Cue.
bee St nv, beloved husband Of
Wilma NJ Yeomans. father OF Mrs
Carolyn Yeomans Church OF London.
England, and Clyde Dawson YeO-
mans II OF Washington, D. c.: son
OF Mr. and Mrs Clifton Yeomans o.
WASHINGTON. D C.: brother OF Alfred
H, EdEar d. and John D Yeomans
Of Cslifornis Services ana inter-
ment private.
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CURTIS. AUSTIN. On Friday, July -

1888. AUSTIN CURTIS OF 7l9
Quincy ST NV, beloved brother Of
Virginia Rutherford and William. G.
vim, Ottawa. clifford and Bernard
Curtis Friends may call after :
pm Tuesday, July 80. at Boyd S
Funeral Home, 1898 10th st NV,
where services will be held on
Wednesday, July 30, at 30 pm.
In,erment Arlington National Gene
fRry ~
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Alerts Saved Lives


effective, flashing alerts by tele-
phone, that American planes
were seldom caught on the
ground and saved many lives
by preventing the bombing of
Chinese cities.
The 14th Air Force destroyed
928 enemy planes, probably de-
Stroyed 345 more and damaged
482, killed an estimated 10000
japanese soldiers in strafing
operations. Knocked out 1000
motor vehicles and sank a huge
tonnage of shipping.
They had more than the SIS
fiyable P-40s, 80 pilots and 1872
mechanics tina represented
peak strength in the days of
the Flying Tigers, but Gen.
Chennault received very little
aid from the United States be-
fore October, 1914.
The Tigers battled superior
planes, but on their side was
the tanned and deeply wrinkled
warrior known affectionately as
"Old Leatherface" to the Chi
nese. 1t was he who decided
that fire bombs would be much
more effective against the frag-
lie Eastern buildings than ex-
plosives.
Ace Flyer Himself
Gen. Chennault himself was
ace of the Eastern force, few
people realizing he personally
knocked down 40 japanese
planes during the early shoot
ing.
A month before Japan's ca
pitulation. Gen. Chennault re-
tired from the Air Force, but
a few months later was back
in China creating the Civil Air
Transport airline.
This began another phase
of his full life. devoted largely
to a losing struggle to halt the
Communist advance in China.
In December, l947, he cement
ed his close relationship with
the Chinese by marrying one
of them, Anna Chan, a news
reporter. At the time he was
81 and she "a. Two daughters
were born to the union, Anna
Claire, 10, and Cynthia Louise,
8.
Born September 6, 1890. at
Commerce. Tex, Gen. Chem
nault was the son of John
Stonewall Chennault, a cotton
planter. The younger Chen
nault entered Louisiana State
University expecting to become
a farmer at his fathers Sug-
gestion.
But he chose a teaching
career instead and was at a
rural school in Athens, La,
when World War / broke out
After entering an officers
training camp. he learned what
his true forte was,
Decorations and citations by
his own country and others
became almost commonplace
They included the Distinguished
Service Medal with Oak Leaf
Cluster. the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross. Legion Of Merit and
Air Medal.
In 1911 he married Miss Nell
Thomas Of Waterproof. La.
They we're divorced in 1916
They had eight children. as
follows: Col. John S. Chen
nault, air attache at the United
States Embassy in Madrid; Max
T, Chennault, Atlanta. Ca:
Mrs. Robert Lee. Los Angeles;
M/Sergt. Charles Chennault.
Mobile. Ala: Air Force Mai.
Claire Patrick Chennault. Elgin
Field, III; David Chennault.
Monroe, La; Robert Chennault.
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HOPE JONES, Project
REV PATRICK W KEMP.
Spiritual nirpctor

HUNTER. WILLIAM n. Suddenly. on
Saturday, July 20. 1858. WILLIAM
n HUNTER q 50e, Tyler st; Fails
4 Thompson, Mildred + smith,
Rose S, Sales, r Harry, William c..
nor Hunter, all Of the Metropolitan
area also Anna L Brady OF Ger
many, Helen E Hart OF FrederIcks-
burg, Va, and Mary K Everhart of
I.ovettsville, Va, and brother of
Mrs. orr Jacobs OF Brunswick. Nd.
children and twelve Sreat-grandohil-
dren, Friends may call at the Rob
ert J Murphy Funeral Eomp. 3524
Columbia pike. Arlington Va park
ing in rear REQUIEM mass will be
SSe s!tS on luesasS, July 9 az
Falls Church, Va Intsment Ebene-
ger Cemetery, Rourd Hill Va
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RELFoRD. MABEL G. on Frlday. Jul,

a5, 1855. MABEL c BELFoRD
formerly Of 50 cue st s.W, beloved
mother OF Vivian O. Waddtll and
sister Of Corrine Campbell and Henry
Alexander. Also surviving are three
grandchildren, Iherelle Payton. Vera
tives and many friends. After 4 pm.
Monday friends ere invited to call
Al the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890
9th st. NV Funeral On Tuesday.
July 80, at Friendship Baptist Church.
LIST and H SITS. sW., at l pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Family NAV be contacted at 422
Jefferson st. nW1 rs
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CHAMPION, JUNE MATLow. on Sun

day, july u lYoS, JUNE MAILOW
CHAMPION Of Beaufort. s C. be-
loved wife OF Capt. Carleton c.
Champion, ir, Navy retired. She
also is survived by. four sisters, Miss
both of syracuse. N Y. Mrs Samuel
Platter OF New York City, Mrs. Alfred
Wolk OF Rochester, N. Y. and four
brothers, Lyman II and Gilbert
Matlov of Syracuse, N Y; Lester
Matlow, Little Falls. N. Y Funeral
services and interment, Syracuse,
N Y (Danzansky funeral service
naaufars q r nanRrg Dlaaga cODV
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BEARD, BERTHA B. On Saturday.
July 20. 1865. BERTHA B. BEARD
Of 5000 Bunker Hill rd- Ny. Rainier,
l. Beard, sister Of Eugene r..
MeCurdy. Friends may call a.
Nalleys Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode
Island ave at Eastern ave. ne
where services will be held Wednes-
dag, July 30 at 2:30 pm Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
. l,incoln Cemetery 20
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JUHDAN, EVLA @. OF 70 z 81 n v
On July 20, 1853 wife OF the lats
Willie J. Green, Mrs. Julia Broder.
! son and Mrs. Theodore r. Marvel
grandmother OF William ] Greer
and Gwen Rennoue, 3 great srand'
children also survive Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, 5li lltf
st. Sc, on Tuesday, July 20, at 2:3C
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