davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
FUERzAS =.
(Viene de la Primera)

AShO w AG AAAhNa
A las 1915 GMT, las patru-
iias interceptaron a otra floti-
Tia de cinco canoneras y IS
juncos motorizados, en- las
vecindades de la misma isla.
Ambas flotillas, anadi6 ell
communicate, fueron rechaza-
das por ell fuego de las unida-
DIES nacionalistas.
Ell Ministerio de DefenSa, de
China Nacionalista, dijo tam.
bien que en- TN tercer encuen.
tro, SUI marina de guerra hun
dis dos lanchas torpederas
comuniStas y capture a "nu-
merosos" marines rojos.
Dlcho encuentro ocurrio
tambien en- aguas al oeste de
Tungting, esta manana.
DERRIBAN DOS MIG
C0MUNISTAS
TAPE, agosto Is CUPID
AviOnes a reaction Sabre, ma
clonalistas chinos, derribaron
dos aparatos MIG de los co.
munistas chinos, esta noche
on una bataIla aerea sohre lag
islas Quemoy despues de fra
casar dos intentos de invasion
de los rojos, por invadir una
de las islas de csc grupo.
La artilleria comunista chi
ma 5ombardeo Quemoy duran
lie TODD ell dia con millares de
granadas, por tercer dia con-
secutlvo despues de haber da-
do nuerte y herido con ell
bombardeo a por 10 menoS,
429 nacionalistas durante ell
sabadO Y el domirpo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
NOTIClAS De
(ContinuaciSn de IL Pig. -

construction del alcantarillado
aludido y ell ano pasado en- Ell
mercado local fueron colocados
bonos por medic million de bal
boss que los inversionistas sus-
cribieron en- SUI totalidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
NICARAGUA
(Vieme de la Primera)

ii, Panama, Puerto Rico, Mexi-
CO, Cuba, Honduras, Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Paraguay, Peru, Chi
lie y Brasil.
Bastante bueno: FL Salvador:
Ecuador, Argentina, Venezuela
Colombia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
FERIA ~AGROPECUARIA

CARACAS (SICO).-Ha CO.
menzado la organization de la
Primera Feria Agropecuaria
Nacional que Sc realizara en- Va
lenci aentre ell 4 y ell 8 del proxi
mo mes de diciembre. Entire los
ganadores de diferentes regio-
mes especialmente del estado de
Carabobo, reina entusiasmo por
tai acto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
Regular: n~inguno.

Deficiente: Bolivia y Uruguay.
En- 10 que refiere al cobro de
los creditos, en- la lista de pages
"prontos" estan los mismos PAL
ses de credito ''bueno" y en- ell
mismo orden, en- tanto que en- la
lista de "bastante pronto" estan-
los miSmos PASSES, otra vez en- Ell
mismo orden, de credito "bas-
tante bueno".
Bolivia y Uruguay estan en- la
lista de pages "lentos" y ningu-
no en- la de "muy lentos''.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

Viene de 10 PAgina CIneo1
Pro-Venezuela. AL acto asistie.
ron los dirigentes politicos y un
publico muy numeroso.
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veterans and the District AS
ISOLATION Of Insurance Agents.
He was active in charity work.
Mr.. Feldmann is survived by
his widow. Pauline Levy Field
mann. and daughter Sherlene
j.. both Of the home address:
a son. David. Of 1893 Hyatts-
vile. Md; a sister. Mrs. Robert
Epstein OF 822 Underwood
street NV. and two brothers,
Joseph. of 9746 Wichita avenue.
College Park. and Jack Mason
Of New York City.
Funeral services were to be
held at 1890 pm. today in the
Danzansky Funeral Home, $500
Fourteenth street NV. with
burial in Arlington National
Cemetery.
The, family requests that
tokens Of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Osborne beavers,
Tuxedo Bartender

Osborne M. beavers, 81, a
Tuxedo MD bartender and
area resident for many years,
died Of a heart attack Tuesday
at his Hyattsville home.
Born in Asheville. N. c., Mr..
beavers moved to this area in
1923. He lived at $40 Spring
lane with his wife. Nellie, and
brother John. Both survive
him.
Mr.. beavers, who worked for
the Dixie Pig Corp. for about
30 years. achieved popularity
among its patrons with "Ozzie's
famous barbecue" a recipe he
originated in 1924. He was en-
ployed by the Friendly Inn at
the time of his death.
Mr.. beavers served in the In
fantry as a private during
World War II.
Others who survive him are
his daughter. Mrs. Barbara
Ann Hefferin OF Hyattsville;
his mother, Mrs. Mae beavers
and two sisters Mrs. Blanche
Hopson and Mrs. Edna Nc
Mahon. all Of Asheville.
Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today in the
Fort Lincoln Cemetery chapel,
with burial there.
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Alfred StoIey, 80,
Lifelong Friend
Of CordeIl Hull

Alfred A. Staley. SO. who
served in the Internal Revenue
Service for almost 80 years.
died this morning at his home,
1901 Sixteenth street NV.
A lifelong friend Of the late
Cordeil Hull. Mr.. Staley man.
aged Mr.. Hull's first campaign
for Congress in 1906, and came
to Washington in 1919 at Mr..
Hull's request. He served on
the technical staff Of Internal
Revenue from 1919 until retire
ment about 10 years ago.
Born in Cookeville. Tenn,
Mr.. Staley was a graduate Of
Draughns Business College in
Nashville. He was employed in
q bank in Cookeville before
coming to Washington.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Lennie Moore.
whom he married in 1899: a
son. Henry p. and a grandson.
all Of the home address.
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at Hines funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Cooke
vile on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Mrs. Louis H. Levin, 81, First
Woman on School Board

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3 (R.-
Mrs. Louis H. Levin. 81. Balti-
more's first woman school COM
missioner and member OF an
internationally prominent jew
ish family. died yesterday after
short illness.
Mrs. Levin's sister. Henrietta.
founded Hadassah. women's
Zionist organization of Amer
lea. and her late husband was
executive director OF Balti-
more's Associated Jewish Char
tiles from 1908 to 1928 when he
died.
Mrs. Levin made two trips TO
Palestine in 1888 and 1899 to
assist her sister with refugee
work there. She was an hon.
orsry vice president OF Hadas-
sab.
Born Bertha Sold. Mrs.
Levin was the last survivor of
four daughters of the late
Rabbi BENJAMIN Sold who
came TO Baltimore in 1889 TO
be leader Of oheb Shalom Con-
creation
She attended local schools
and taught for a number Of
first woman appointed to the
Board OF School Commission
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ers. a position she held until
1910.
Levindale. Jewish home for
the aged in northwest Balti-
more, was named for her hus-
band. Mrs. Levin devoted con-
siderable time to work there
and for various charities. She
also was active on the Board
of Jewish Education and the
Maryland Society for the Pre-
vention Of Blindness.
Survivors include two sons.
BENJAMIN Sold Levin and M.
Jastrow Levin. both Of Balti-
more; three daughters. Mrs.
ISadore B. Terrell and Mrs.
Ben Cooper, both Of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Myron Milbouer of
Wilmington. Del. and IL grand
children.
Funeral services were to be
held today with burial in He
brew Friendship Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
!. 7. FeIdmon, Insurance
Broker and Agency Founder

Isadore T. Feldmann. so.
Washington insurance broker
and founder of the Feldmann
Insurance Agency here. died
Wednesday at his Takoma Park
home Of cancer.
He lived at 1906 wildwood
drive. Mr.. Feldmann was a ma
tive WaShingtonian and was
graduated from Central High
School. He entered the insur-
ance business in 1890. In 1916.
he founded his own agency.
which became a partnership
four years ago. The partner.
who survives. is Sam Brecher
Mr.. Feldmann served in the
Navy as a baker aboard a de-
strcver during World War II.
He was a member OF the
B'nai Israel Synagogue. the
George c. Whiting Masonic
Lodge. the Scottish Rite and
the Shrine. the Jewish War
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9raths

WRIGHT, CALVIN ". Suddenly. on
"wednesday, January /. 1885, al his
Para. Nd. CALVIN v. wRioHT-'
beloved husband OF Mlidrec B
Wrishi. father OF Mrs. Myrtle Rhine
hart and Howard Herbert Wrleht,
$780, ZEE 2, Lqss,s MSish, .nd brother Of
ana AiSefs l. @T VII b. Prls a nAS msy
call q the Takoma Funeral Home,
posi,s Services 4. The Marvin Ne Ne
mortal Methceist Church. Pour Cor
ners. Nd. % Saturday. January 4.
z. pm intsrment Fert Lincoln
WEIGHT, DELsosE 1, 81. On Thur.
GAY. JanuaTy 1855, AZ Distract
2% fRas5ii sss.u, -. Dss I.s I
.. AVA NJ RrsSe,. ef fstSsr s y ns,s
rose L. wrigit. II: Jaunice yates.
sylvia. Diane ana. Antoneiie wrishs'
Notice Of funeral later Arrange
m H.,sa ey re rssson Funeral Home.
WYNN. HATTIE % Monday. De-
eemoes 80 1887. HATTIE wYNNE
Of lfel Qlrard ST NV. beloved sis
ter Of Miss Mamie Wynne and
Thomas L Wynne Also surviving
are her nieces, Mrs Lille B Mccree
and Ars, Rosie Carlton Of Connecti-
slt and other relatives and many
iasnds After PIT. Friday. Jan 3.
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. issa
sth 81 nv, where services vii be
held on saturday. January 4. q,
a:Sn pm. intermeni Lincoln Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Mrs. Beckhom, Collector
OF Antique Cars and Clocks

Mrs. Harold c. Beckham. a
Washington resident for 80
years who was a collector OF
vintage cars and antique time
pieces. died last night at Gar
field Hospital. She was SIS.
The former Genevieve Gar
YER. Mrs. Beckham was born in
Walkersville. Nd. and had
lived here since the late l920s.
She was a vice president OF
the National Association Of
Watch and Clock Collectors.
and had served for two years
as activities director for the
National Association Of Antique
Automobiles and for its local
chapter.
Mrs. Beckham and her hus-
band had a large collection Of
watches and clocks. and also
we're restoring eight old auto
mobiles.
Last October. they drove their
1913 Cole 500 miles in the
annual Glidden Tour sponsored
by the antique automobile asso-
citation. The motorcade of 500
cars started in Luray. Va. went
through Williamsburg when
Queen Elizabeth II was there.
drove on to Washington. and
ended in Hershey. Pa.
Mrs. Beckham also was &C
Invites co-chairman for the
Washington portion of the tour.
She lived at 1922 Harvard
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W. S. Bort, Former
Metal Worker

William Sylvester Bart. 90
sheet metal worker with the
Pennsylvania Railroad for a
years. died yesterday at his
Arlington home.
Mr.. Bart lived with his son,
Coleman r. Bart. at 100 North
Oakland street. A native OF
York. Pa. he moved to Wash
ington IS years ago. about FIVE
years after his retirement from
the railroad.
In addition to his son. sur
vivors are a brother. Edward of
Altoona. Pa. and a sister. Mrs
Mary Goodnight of Pittsburgh
Friends may call at the Fitz-
gerald funeral home. 3245 VIII
son boulevard. Arlington. until
$3.50 O'Clock tonight. Services
will be held in Altoona. with
burial there.
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DEATHS
In Mrmnriant

DENT. FRANCIs CZABBYD. In mem.
- ory. Of my lovIng husband
~ FRANCIS 'CZABBYl DENT
H. who passed away fourteen
years aso today January 3
The years roll on as days pass BY
he % SsaSs are n 'V nov fourteen nS Il
Rest u psss. in your heavsnl,
rq SfSr' DEvOrrD WIFE MARY
FALLON, MARY ELLEN. IN sad mem.
MARY ELLEN. PALLoN, on the nTSi
Anniveraary Of her death,
FRANCES BALL. BERTHA DIcKiN'
SON. JULIA cRAlO.
HARRELL. RAYMOND ~. In sac
but iovins remsm s q ogT dec a.
HARRELL. who departed this life
ave years aso today. January 3
The depths OF sorrow We cannot tel
OF the loak OF one We loved 30 well
And while he sleeps q peaceful sleep
MS E EsVRIHNEb Swiy ina AND s's son As''
JORDAN. GERTRUDE. In sad but Low,
Ing memory Of our dear mother. GER
TRUDE JORDAN, who passed ava,
nye years hso today. January 8
HER DAUGHTER AND soN-IN-LAw
MARIE AND PERCY JONES
In memory OF OUT oarling sister
MRS kLllABkrH HOWARD LEWIS
whose semitic spirit took night thiIti
years ago TO-DAY. January ., 1925
HER DEVOTED sIsTERs, IHI
pAuohIERs OF lER RARENl 8
IHnh RE Eyi,sE 2r, mp MRS. VII
LUCAS. BEULAH c. In loying mem
LUCAS. who departed this life eleh
years aGo today, January o. 1850
How much We miss you, you mus
without these words to tell you so
But w. cant let the day so BY
It's the saddest day OF al the wear
The day death came ana took you
HER 5EvorED SIEcEs AND NEpn
LYAs, SOPHIE. In iovins memory o.
departed THIS lie thirteen yesPs ass
tooay. January 5, lpf5.
Your memory IL rose that blooml
across the lonely years
ELlzABEth l. IILdhMAN.
MICRO, FRANK A. In loving mem,
DRY OF our dear husband ana father
PRANK A, MICRO, who passed ava,
nve years aeo, January y, 1903.
lsovinE memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
DeeD IN our hearts q memory Is KEEP
OF one we loved ana can nevel
WIFE, MoLLIE DAUGHTERS, ANNE
AND BETTY, SON, JACK
sCHIELDs. MRS. LENA BERNARD. II
iond memory OF MRS. LENA BIER.
NARD scHiELDS. devoted wife. who
passed away suddenly eight year.
aeo today January J, 1886.
Her memory Is as dear today
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AM
STEPcHlLDREN
wARREN, SARAH STONE, In ioyinI
memofy OF our dear mother, HARAT
STONE WARREN, who passed ava,
January 2, 1910
Peace, perfect peace;
!. kArih sVuGeles now are Ger.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. IOHN
ELIZABETH, ROSE AND ALBERT
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|VIostimiI KyboI Dies;
Former Czech Diplomat

university at Prague. from
which he earned his degree as
a doctor Of philosophy in 1904.
he also was educated at the
Sorbonne. the School OF Polit-
ical Science in Paris. in Bonn.
Germany. and the Austrian
Historical Institute.
An early advocate of Czech
independence. DR.. Kybal was
appointed by T. @. Masaryk, his
former teacher and Czecho-
sloyakia's first president. as
envoy TO Italy in 1920 with the
rank OF minister plenipoten-
tiary and envoy extraordinary.
To Latin Republics
Subsequent appointments
took him TO Brazil and Argen-
tina, l925-27: Spain and Por-
tugal. l927-33: and Guatemala,
FL Salvador. Honduras, Nicara-
qua and Mexico. 1859.
On behalf Of his country. DR..
Kybal also negotiated and
signed several air treaties with
Italy. Spain. Mexico and Qua
temala, earning high ranking
decorations. including tn q
Grand Cross Of the Kingdom
of Italy.
Making his home in the
United States after the Nazis
occupied his country. he served
many years In a teaching OF
research capacity with the
California Institute of Tech.
nology. Iowa State University
and Yale and Columbia Uni
yersities.
In addition TO his son. Milo
and his widow. whom he
married in 1913. DR.. Kybal i,
survived by another son
Dalimil. a science consultant Il
the White House. who lives al
420l Massachusetts, avenue
NV. and two grandchildren.
A requiem mass viii be suns
at 10 am. tomorrow in the
Church Of the Little Flower
560l Massachusetts, avenue
Massachusetts, Avenue Hills
Md. Burial will be In the Gait
Of Heaven Cemetery.
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t. W. Sfefson,
Title Officer

Charles WHY'S Stetson, 80, a
lawyer and, for more than 30
years. title officer and vice
president Of the District
Lawyers and Washington Title
Insurance Companies died yes
terday at Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
Mr.. StetSon was born In
Washington, and was a lifelong
resident Of the Washington
and nearby Virginia area.
He was a graduate Of old
Washington High School. and
received a bachelor of laws
degree from Georgetown Uni
versity Law School in 1890.
and a master of laws degree
from that school In 1892.
He began practicing law in
1898. and entered the title
companies about 10 years later
when his failing hearing in
capacitated him for active
trial work. He retired in
January, 1947.
Wrote Two Books
A student Of general and To-
cal history, Mr.. Stetson was the
author of two books, -Four
Mile Run Land Grants. and
Washington and His Neigh
bors". The latter was published
two years ago. Both books deal
with the history Of Northern
Virginia.
Mr.. Stetson lived at sos
South Carlin Springs road.
Glencarlyn. Arlington, and was
an active member Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church there. He also
was a trustee for many years Of
the Burdett Library.
Mr.. Stetson's father and
grandfather were lawyers. His
father. WHY'S Silliman Stet-
son, was employed by the
Treasury Department for many
years. His grandfather. Charles
Stetson. practiced in Cleveland.
Mr.. Stetson was married
twice. His first wife, Elizabeth
Carroll Shipman. died in 1899.
He is survived by his widow,
Margaret T. Olcott Stetson,
and three children, Francis
Carroll Stetson. sol South
Carlin Springs road, Glencar-
lyn. who teaches law at George
town: Mrs. Elizabeth Adams.
2l52 Florida avenue NV, and
Mrs. Virginia Harris. Of Bridge
port, Conn. Also surviving is
a sister. Mrs. Helen Stutz. Of
st. Paul, Mimi, and a grand
son.
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at St. Johns
Episcopal Church. South Fourth
and Lexington streets. Airing
ton. Burial will be in Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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street NV. Besides her f1us-
band. she is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Lois B. Mooney
of Richmond. Va. and a grand
daughter.
Services VIII be held at noon
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

DR.. Vlastimil Kybal. II. the
veteran Czechoslovakian Dip
lomat and envoy 10 Italy from
1920 through 1928. died Of a
heart ailment yesterday in
Georgetown University Hos
pital.
A long time foe Of the Nazis
and subsequently Of Czech
Communists who together have
dominated his homeland for ia
years. DR.. Kybals services %
his country came TO an end in
1899, the year Of the Hitler in
|'vasion. Most OF his remaining
years were spent In the United
States where he worked at var
ious universities.
Scholarly but always out
spoken. particularly on the SUBJ
ject OF Czech independence, DR.
Kybal had not returned TO Eu-
rope since late in the sos when
the collaborationist government
withdrew his credentials as en-
yoy TO Mexico.
At the time Of his death. he
and Mrs. Kybal. the former Ana
Saenz Aguilar Of Mexico, lived
with a son. Milo Kybal. head
OF the Washington Office of the
United Nations Economic Com
mission for Latin America, at
Buttonwood lane. Bethesda
Md. Mr.. Kybal had been i'll for
four months.
Noted as Historian
DR.. Kybal. a renowned histo-
rian as well as a gifted diplo.
mat. was the son Of the late
vaclav and Antonio Kybal OF
the small Czech community Of
Cernochov. where he was borr
on May 80. 1880.
Although diplomacy Away.
interested him. DR.. Kybal'i
never-ending love was for his.
tory and writing.
A product OF the historical
school OF Prague University anc
subsequently one Of its profes.
sors. his scholarly writing,
range from a history of hi
native Bohemia in the 14tt
century TO Italy's 18th cen.
tury. He also wrote exten.
sively on the early modern ers
Of Western Europe.
Among his principal works
Is q three-yolume study OF tbs
life and teachings Of the CzecF
reformer. John Hus: severa
studies in Italian and French
on nth century topics. and 9
concise life Of st. Francis Of
Assist. which also appeared ii
English.
In addition TO attending the
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.Oscor Dominquez

PARIS. Jan. 3 tP.-The
Spanish-born painter. Oscar
Dominguez. known for his sur
realist works. died in Paris
New Years eve. apparently a
suicide. police said yesterday.
The painter. who was 50, was
found in his Montparnasse
studio with his arms and legs
slashed.
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Darn nf Chunks

KREAMER. HERMAN. We wish to
express our appreciation for the
| acts Of kindness and messages Of
sympathy extended Us BY our many
THE KREAMER PANTY. ,
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Send Flowers to Comfort
the Loney Hours

For those moments Of unacceptable aloneness-
flowers spread their welcome balm throughout the
chapel and home. Quietly, delicately surely, their
beauty lifts the sorrowing heart They provide
comfort that is sngularly personal You can always
say it with flowers, confident that your expression
Of sympathy viii lessen the lonely hours Of heart
ache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lth 81 and Mass Ave. NE. III. $4,000
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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ssmber 30: 1857. WALTER RAcK.
Saiss q Il MS ls'9 s: q Ps,l S;GS S.a
q Walter Pack. ir.. and Charies N
PACK Of PhtIAdelphia. Pa: step.
father of Carl Brouni and cousin Of
MIS-. Mildred Taylor. He also Ii
survived By three GrsndehiIdren. other
5 pm. Friday, January 4. iass.
friends are invited TO cali at the
jarvis Chapel. 1899 You ct NV.
where funeral services viii be held
in,.spm Saturday. January {,
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Esrr1IE G RR1s peIEhi 81. - ~,

cONNELLY. ELIZABETH b. On
Bernard ". connslly. sister Of James
Bowen OF Albany, n Y: aunt OF
Il. Donald and Gerald J Connolly,
IT, and Mrs wallace c Barrett.
Prayers a. Chambers Funeral Home.
uary 4, at $3.50 an Mass 81 81.
Matthews Cathedral at 10 an. In
termant Mount Oliyet Cemetery
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M.sMCRRAY. ELLEN. on wednes.
nursing Home. ELLEN MaeNiRRAY.
beloved wife OF the late charIeS J.
MaeMurray. mother OF Charles X.
haeMurray Of 1911 Juniper 81. nv.
Services At the y Hines co.
OF SATURDAY, January &. at pm
lnarklng facilitiessi. intsrment Cedar
Hiu Cemetery, 10 lieu Of flowers.
contributions may be made 70 the
Heart Fund.
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Jahaary >, 1855. MiLroSn ) fNSI Me-.
Mann q 1l0lo New Hampshire ave /.
st'u,,s prtHns: No beloved father
voted brother Of Or Henry Neumann
q BROOKLYN. N Y. and Mrs. Belle
alloerman oil San Francisco, Calf
re also survived BY two grand.
Snlldren. Funeral services Al the
Bernard DanEansky 4 Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th 81 nv. on Nom
aay,. January Q, 81 10 am. Inter-
ment private
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HODGE JACK c.. A spee,al eos.
a PT"Sgni .e Of Silver sp s1n
o. !; |: \;
JACK G HopoE q Batter 'fTC odss.'
Ohio. Member are : r ~ c,i u ..a.
J. ,. HuTcHisossa. seey. master
HODGE, JACK G., Of seOs Roanoke
A. n sye. Takoma Park The
I: !; 81; e: :ii !:
v p@S 4. d. wspSsr Pun.
ave-, ave. silver sprinS' Nd Tor &c s
our isi. brother JACK G HopdT
tJ SSH4iT i. E , sssEltaET / w
HOLT, PEARL z. On Thursday. Jan.
sitsI, PEARL h HOLT 81 tIs5 aSr:
Rose, Mrs. J IS Lee, Mrs. N j.
HIia,Erinston, Mrs G = Ford. . s..
wl nsiopa M' Egisns and . Thomas sn Prss.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5f05
wisconsin ave NV. until pm.
b EidSt.oOt Hethodissi ch SsrsHe'a 400 q
River rd NV, on Saturday, JAM
uary Z, At pm. Interment Rock
HOLT, PEARL y. The oficers and
- "A members Of MlSpah Chap.
WI ter, No. D, o r. o., are
;;: :;:; ri! :; +;
purpose OF conductlne funeral serv.
ICES for our late sister. PEARL z,
ELIZABETH L, BUNCH.
CAROLINE L. LiITBkko2k. Ssey.
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DAI, LOUISE T.. on TUESDAY, De.
OF 4s2a Sth 81. n ". sister. Of Mrs
niece. Mrs virginia B wilkins
After $3.50 pm. Friday, January 3,
1858. friends are invited to call 81
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1870
b offered al st 0abTiels Catholic
Church. 20 Grant circle NV, on
Saturday, January 4. at . am. In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. 3
DOYLE. ROBERTA G.. on Thursday.
January z; 1855 a. ETssdmens Hos;
18Th q. nv. beloved wife Of Will
2 Monroe, Pauline Jones, Thomas
Couch She also IL survived By q
host Of other relatives and friends.
Friends may call At the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1890 9th st. NV,
Funeral services will be held al the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. 18Th
yary 9, a. ~ noon Interment
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D'AvANZo. VINCENT. OF sa5 xsnia
band Of Fiiomena p'Avanzo. father
Of Mrs Robert P Byrne. Mrs. Jules
Vincent. ir. and Eugene L. D'AvanEo
Prayers At Chambers Funeral Home.
5l7 18th 81. Sc. on Saturday, jan
Y Yssy Z Ms,. cs urn MS MS All q
Sc. AZ $50 an. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery
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ELizABETH. l.. BUNCH.
CAROLINE L. LiIfBkkoRk. Ssey