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Evening star., 1958-07-07
Sex SIoyine
OF Boy, TO-,
Admitted

PORT JERVIS. N. Y. July 7
(P.-A Port SJervis man has
admitted the sex Staying of To-
year-old John Dudko.
Authorities said Donald Kurtz,
l34. also admitted yesterday
slashing a 9-year-old boy across
the stomach with a razor blade
a little more than a month ago.
Young Dudko's body was
found Saturday beneath a rock
slab on a steep hin in Neversink
Drive woods. He had last been
seen on a July Fourth fishing
trip on the Delaware River.
Kurtz, one Of several ques-
toned shortly after the boys
body was found, admitted the
Staying after 80 minutes ques-
tioning, said Orange County
District Attorney Abraham S.
ISseks.
Kurtz was charged with first
degree murder. He waived
examination and was ordered
held without bail in the county
ljail.
The prisoner is an Air Force
veteran, unmarried and unem-
ployed.
Mr.. Isseks said Kurtz told
him he lured the Dudko boy to
his death by promising to show
him a good place to fish.
The boy was the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Dudko of
Port JerviS.
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Hoover Returns
From Belgium,
Halls U. Exhibit

NEW YORK. July 7 tR.--
Herbert Hoover says the United
States exhibition at the Brus-
sells Worlds Fair stands out
above ali others"
The s3-year-old former
President returned from Bel
GUM by plane yestehday. He
visited the fair as the special
envoy Of President Eisenhower.
The United States Building at
Brussels, is "architecturally the
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most distinctive Of the whole
fair" he said.
The exhibit has been criti-
cized BY some as unfavorable
to this country.
Mr.. Hoover was accompanied
BY Robert Murphy, deputy IN
dersecretary Of State. and
Samuel Yates Of the State De-
partment's Belgian desk.
After Mr., Hoover disem-
barked at Idlewild airport, Mr..
Murphy and Mr.. Yates re-
turned to- Washington aboard
the plane, the columbine Sd,
Mr.. Eisenhower's personal
plane.
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hover is lax in civil rights en-
forcement.
Mr.. Mitchell, who is here for
the NAACP convention, made
the accusation in an interview
yesterday, referring specifically
TO the Presidents reaction to
the Civil Rights Act passed by
Congress last year.
One of the acts provisions
empowers the Justice Depart
ment to obtain a court order
against local election officials
who deny Negroes their right to
vote.
Lack Of Action Cited
"The bill sets up some good
legal machinery MIR. Mitchell
said. sYet in the nine months
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Gets Virginia Post

RICHMOND. Va. July 7 tP).
L. Yeats. jr.. 38, has
been named assistant super
visor Of vocational agriculture
in the State Department of
Education. Mr.. Yeats. a ma
tive Of Pittsylvania County.
succeeds T. v. Downing, who
retired May / after 20 years in
the department.
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a AAtN AANAAAnIA SHIP AOno MNo
report, issued as the organiza-
tion prepared to open its 49th
annual convention tomorrow.
FACTORS contributing to this
loss" the NAACP said, 'in-
cluded the stepped-up legal
attacks on Southern NAACP
units, oppressive m easures s
passed by Southern legislatures
prohibiting teachers and other
public employees from member
ship in the NAACP. and the
demand for publication Of
names Of NAACP officers and
members in Little Rock and
other communities"
Budget Is Met
Fund-raising efforts by other
branches enabled the organiza-
tion to meet It's budget despite
the membership loss, the report
said. The organization spent
s79O,722 last year - $63,565
more than It's income.
The Midwest and Northeast
regions are first and second In
membership. and the States
with the largest NAACP enroll
ment in 1857 were. in brder,
New York, Ohio. Michigan and
California.
The 10 largest branches list
ed in the report, with member
ship totals. we're: Detroit l9.-
29l, Chicago 13.307, Baltimore
l2,2l8, New York City (Man-
haitian only ll,797. Cleveland
1l,625, Los Angeles 9.244, st.
Louis 1859, philadelphia 6,324.
Washington 6,275 and Pitts
burgh 5.370.
Subscriptions to the monthly
magazine, the Crisis, dropped
from 64,35O in 1856 to 59,6Is
last year.
Mitchell Hits President
Clarence Mitchell. director Of
the Washington bureau Of the
NAACP. says President Eisen-
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since It has been enacted into
law the Justice Department stiil
hasn't protected the right 70
vote. 1t hasn't taken action IN
any court"
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Mr.. Mitchell said the NAAcP
has investigated some rs COM
plants and turned Its iind-
ings over TO the Justice De-
partment and the department
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has received additional com-
plants directly from the ag-
grieved parties.
II do not question President
Eisenhower's sincerity" Mr..
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l26 Membership Drop
Is Reported by NAACP

CLEVELAND, July tFe-A u per cent drop IN member
ship reported by the National Association for the Advance
men of colored People today marking the first time in the
organizations 49year history that membership declined
Enrolment stood at 312277.
membership loss dclosed in the NAACps annual
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Mitchell said. but he has one
serious failing. He seems to
feel that If you let these prob
LENS ride LONG enough they viii
work themselves outp
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Arthur |. Titcomb,
Ex-Civic Leader,
Kensinqton Builder

Arthur lie Roy Titcomb, II,
long active in civic affairs in
Kensington, Md, died yesterday
in a Hartford Comm hospital.
A resident of Hartford, he
formerly lived in Kensington,
where he contracted for the
construction of many houses
over a period Of 80 years. He
was born In Maine.
Mr.. Titcomb was a former
member Of the Town Council
of Kensington. the Kensington
Baptist Church and the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
He is survived by the widow.
Mrs. Helen Burgess Titcomb Of
Hartford; a daughter. Mrs.
Lawrence Eaton of Hartford:
two sons, Arthur LIE Roy Tit
comb Of Richmond, Va, and
Sidney B. Titcomb Of Rockville,
Nd: q brother. Vernon Titcomb
Of Hartford, and eight grand
children.
Friends may call at the War;
ner E. Humphrey funeral home,
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, from 4 to 9 pm. to-
morrow. Services will be at
/ pm. Saturday at the funeral
home with burial in Parklawn
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lewis, 70,
Aided t|1e Sick

Mrs. Reeve Lewis, 10, who
devoted much of her life to
care Of the sick, died Tuesday
at her home. 1880 California
street NV, after a short ILL
ness.
She was among the first
group of Red Cross Gray Ladies
to work at Walter Reed Hos
pital during World War I, and
throughout her life she de-
voted much time to volunteer
work for the Red Cross.
She was also associated with
the Visiting Nurses Associa-
ton.
She took a great interest in
Columbia Hospital and, in
1856, as chairman of the hos
pitfalls Women's Board, she
spear-headed a drive to raise
money for a new wing.
She was one Of the founders
of the National Symphony Or
chestra and was treasurer of
the Sulgrave Club for many
years.
Mrs. Lewis was born in Kan
sas City, Mo-, educated in CAL
ifornia, lived for a time in
Mexico and came to Washing
ton in 1900. Her husband, a
noted patent attorney here.
died in 1910.
She was a member of the
Washington Committee of the
United Nations International
Children's Federation, and Wis
tied Paris in 1858 as a delegate
to a UNICF meeting.
Surviving is her son. Reeve
Lewis, jr., Of 2314 Tracy place
NV.
A memorial service will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow in st.
Johns Church in Lafayette
Square. She will be buried pri-
vately in the family plot in
Frederick, Md.
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Joseph Toomey
Tompkins Co.


Joseph Toomey, IS, an Irish
immigrant who became a top
construction superintendent for
the Charles H. Tompkins Co.,
died suddenly Tuesday night in
his home at 560l Thirteenth
street NV.
Mr.. Toomey came to this
country in 1912, went to work
for the Tompkins Co. five years
later as a carpenter and worked
his way up until he supervised
many of the big construction
jobs in the area.
He directed all of the con-
struction at George Washing
ton University since 1884, in
GLIDING the hospital, Lisner
auditorium. Monroe Hall and
the Warwick Memorial Build
ing.
Throughtheir association, he
became a close friend of the
university's president, DR.. Cloyd
Heck Marvin.
He also supervised much
building at Georgetown Uni
versity, including the medical
and dental schools and the
Copley Hall dormitory.
He was the oldest Tompkins
Co. employe in point of service,
He is survived by his widow,
the former Mary Burns; a
brother. Dennis, of 900 South
st. Asaph street, Alexandria,
and two sisters. Mrs. Dennis
Corbett. 43 Gallatin street
NV, and Mrs. Margaret Her.
lihy, 100 Whittier street NV.
Services will be held at Col
Inns funeral home, 1921 Four
tenth street NV, at $50 am.
tomorrow. followed by a re-
QUEEN mass at the Church of
the Nativity, 6003 Thirteenth
street NV. Burial will be In
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mrs. MohIer, 86,
Printers Widow

Mrs. Blanch Huntington
Mohler, So, a direct descendant
Of Samuel Huntington, one Of
the signers Of the Declaration
of independence, died Tuesday
in Providence Hospital.
She was a great-great-grand-
mother of three.
She lived with q son, George
F. Mohler. at 1909 Cole avenue
Takoma Park, Md. Mrs. Moh-
ler's late husband, who died in
1917, was a printer for The Star
in the 1800s.
She is survived by two sons
George F. Mohler, formerly
with the Bureau Of Printing anc
Engraving. and Charles w
Mohler, q movie protector al
the Ontario theater, and 9
daughter, Mrs. Mary F. Pretty.
man. formerly with the Genera,
Accounting once.
Also surviving are eighJ
grandchildren, 20 great-grand.
children and three great-great.
grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. tomorrow at St
Camillus Church in Silvel
Spring. Eurial will be in Ar
Ilington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Jennie SieqeI;
Devoted to Needy

Mrs. Jennie Siegel, 70, a
worker for charities all her life,
died yesterday in a Baltimore
hospital.
A 30-year resident Of the
Washington area, she came to
the United States at the age OF
2. She was a donor to many
organized charities and devoted
much of her time to personal
assistance of the needy.
Her husband, Julius Siegel,
a contractor. died several years
ago.
Mrs. Siegel is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. Coda Sifi
of 5033 Kansas avenue NV;
Mrs. Tina Herzbrun, 4517 Har-
rison street NV; Mrs. Elsie
Blum, LOG Adams avenue in
Alexandria, and Mrs. Rose
jacobson of Baltimore.
Also surviving are eight
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Services will be at the Levin
son funeral home in Baltimore
at noon tomorrow. Burial will
be in Baltimore.
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military service. He held a
similar post in World War II.
He was appointed pastor of
New York City's City Temple
in 1919, and was named pres
ident of the church's Greater
New York Conference in 1923.
In 1945 Mr.. Haynes organized
the AdventistS' Council on In
dustrial Relations, an organi-
zation that provides working
agreements between members
Of the church and labor unions.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Elsie Haynes Of the home
address; a son, Donald F..
Haynes Of 80 Lee avenue, Ia
koma Park. Md; two brothers,
Shirley r. Haynes of Prescott,
Ariz., and Robert G. Haynes of
Oroville. Calf, and a grand
daughter. Mrs. Dona Brice of
Columbus, Ga.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Takoma Park
Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
Burial will be in George WASH
ington Cemetery.
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c. B. Haynes, IS, Dies;
Noted Adventist Author

Carlyle Boynton Haynes. rs,
who introduced many hundreds
Of persons to the SEVENTH Day
Adventist Church in half a
century Of service to that group,
died Tuesday at the Washing
ton Sanitarium and Hospital.
He was the author Of As
books, and some of his works
have appeared in 20 languages
One book, 1.-THE Other Side of
Death" sold more than a mill
lion copies.
Mr.. Haynes, who lived at 5000
Sycamore avenue in Takoma
Park, was the director Of the
Adventists' Was Service Com
mission. He retired from active
work in 1854.
He was also a member Of the
Executive Committee. a high
governing body of the General
Conference Of Adventists.
Mr.. Haynes chief interest
throughout his church career
was evangelism, and in 1926
he was named to the presidency
Of the South American division.
directing all activity Of the
church in that continent.
He was born in Bristol,
Conn, and became an Advent
list minister in 1905. During
World War I he served as War
Service Commission director Of
the church, maintaining con-
tact with church members in
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1n Mrntnrtaitt

SMITH, Ollie NJ. In loving memory
q our dear mother and sister, Oil
M. SMITH, who passed away nine.
teen years ago today, March 10
You. left behind an aching heart
That loved you most sincere:
1 never did, nor never will
Forget you, Mother dear.
LOVING DAUGHTER, TooTIE.
Every day In some small vay
Memories Of you come nv way:
Time and years go swiftly By,
But love and memories never die
BELOVED SISTER, PET.
ANNIE CONYERs. In low
Ing memory OF my mother, ANNIE
CONYERS WILLIAMS. who passed
away twenty-one years ago today.
March 10, 1887
In .memory's lovely garden,
Where remembered 10y blooms
fair.
Your memory, dearest Mother,
Is the brightest flower there.
Somewhere above this troubled world
safe beyond all grief and care,
NY mother rests in heavenly peace
COD grant some day I meet you
LOVING DAUGHTER, ELvETA p
JACKSON
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Gen. l. R. Estevez

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico, Mar
10 (R.-Gen. Luis Raul Es-
tevez. 81. who was a West Point
clasSmate of President Eisen-
hower's. died yesterday after
a three-week illness. He was
graduated from the United
States Military Academy in
1915, and commanded the
Puerto Rican National Guard
until his retirement five months
ago.
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Mrs. Huffman. so,
Ex-Senutor's Wife

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Mar. 10
(R.-Mrs. Margaret Huffman,
so, wife of James w. Huffman,
Columbus attorney and former
United States Senator. died in
Grant Hospital Tuesday night.
She had been admitted to the
hospital only a few hours before
her death.
Mrs. Huffman was the daugh-
ter Of the late Ohio Governor
and United States Senator, Vic
Donahey.
Her husband, who served in
the Senate in 1945 and 1916,
also has been State commerce
director under former Gov.
Frank j. Lausche, and has
served on the Board of Trustees
Of Ohio State University.
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William WoIpe, 81;
Curtooned as Moon

PARIS. Mar. 10 R.-Wil-
liam Wolpe. 81, political car
toonist who used the penname
of Woop, died in the American
Hospital here yesterday after
an illness of several months.
Woop's cartoons appeared in
many American, British and
French newspapers. A color
full figure with droopy mus
tache and a black monocle, he
portrayed himself in many of
his sketches. He was Czech
born.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thanks In
The Star meets q need which can
hordIy be solved in any other ~aV
mot only is il q sroeicus expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
; floral tributes but also eourtecusly
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
q personol note Of thenks cannot
acknowledges the services and
we'll be moiled OF whose nomes
and addreses ore not known
insertion Of o cord Of thanks
may be oronsed BY telephone to
The Stor. ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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L. M. McCrucken

LARGO. Fla, Mar. IS (P.-
Lawrence Martin McCracken,
81, public relations executive
and former reporter with the
Detroit Free Press, died Tues
day of a liver ailment.
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RERTlEgNIE. LAws s2lS Prsiect.
WEBSTER,

SplrituAl AoVlsor. Id
WHITE. REBECCA. On Tuesday,
S Mar. hEBE Sss at w REffanso 81 Has saS
Shepherd st. NV, aunt Of, Mrs. Sadie
vived by other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the Morrow &
the above-named funeral home. where
funeral services will be held on
s ss1HrSssy MsTsh Msot AZ es Gem IN
w Sey a.r EGbffT 81 ST. Ro Sc Tps &
% Se sts Mary s H Ellen w6 aaiS.1s hsI
%OF FSOs sh.:r wS SrOh.r ns saa: irene
the Robert A Mattingiy Funeral
Wednesdsy. Msres T. e. until Friday
March "A; at r ESQ an H.: Requiem S1.aE
ct 10 an Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Arlington Ma
WRIGHT. WILLIAM I. on Tuesday
March IL, 1928. WILLIAM T
TRslms n. Ethel Wilma and Hoy
nine aIsndehiidrenA. i two Sisters. mrs rs
Mary w. Cross and Mrs. Nancy z
Clark: two brothers. Allen j. anc
Clarence Wright. other relatives anc
day, March Is. friends are inv tee
to call at the MCGUIRE Funera
Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held on Friday. March
"a, at 80 pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 10
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Actress Under Knife

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Mar.
Is (R.-Actor Robert Taylor's
wife, actress Ursula Thiess, is
doing fine" st. Johns Hos
pital reports. She underwent
surgery yesterday for a gall
bladder ailment.
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AnurtIing

ROsENBLATT, ROSE. There will be
an unyeiling Of monument at II
am. sunday, March 10, l0bS, a.
the Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Rela-
fives and friends invited.
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Darn uf T,amka

TAYLOR, UNA. The family Of the
late UNA TAYLOR wishes to express
"a our relatives, friends and ne!sh-
hors for their many acts o. kind
ness, expressions of sympathy ana
s sERHHVED FAMILY OF UNA TAY-
LOR.
THORNTON, JOSEPH Z. (BUSTERl.
The family Of the late JOSEPH Z;
their friends and relatives for their
kind expressions OF sympathy during
their recent bereavement.
MRS. BEATRICE THORNTON AND
FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

OI6IIldJOIluIl
]. William Lees Sons Co.
attn s. and Mass Ave NE Il $500
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
+24 R ST. lN.W. NO. 7-ols3
s.
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CEMETERY LOTS

8 CHOICE MONUMENT sITEs Fort
Lincoln. AP 7-36y1.
FORT LINCOLN-Crypts 60, Garden
Of Apostles. reasonable. Ju. Mite.
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Dratha

EMMA J. BERRY, of 1894
Hayes st. ne. Members OF
the Sodality OF st. Bene-
diet the Moor Catholic
Church are requested to at
tend the recitation Of the
rosary on Thursday, March
10, 1858, at 8 pm, at the
Funeral Home, 1920 9th
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CUNNINGHAM, MARIA. Died on
4; e.: u: { &;
Baptist Church. 1890 YER
bsrs q staf 1n AU aye chapter " AZ hO mem 49,
sttend TIE Called Sei mestihs s on FSldss
March Il, at pm, at the Rein
deer Best SIS FGT IsS. ave of P PT to
M AsfH e III SHs HAM Of rrin'e''
PRINCESS IRENE +. CARROLL,
PRINCESS ELoRINE x. PooUE,
PRINCESS X NOE EL E2sis FL. k sfsS
March 10, 1858, AZ her residence,
1858 c 81. SCI ETHEL I. DILLON,
beloved wife OF Dyas g. Dillon. mother
q Erma Hamilton AUDREY Gss;,o osler'
Estai H.. Edeei b, and J Lee Dillon;
sister OF Mrs. zelphia Backus. Fu-
Funeral Home. 1891 Good Hope I'd
pm. Intcrment Cedar Hill Gene
DiifRRREEN. MARY ELIZABETH. on
Wednesday, March II. 1858, AZ her
E ssiafnss; pIRsREN Beloved below N1 Nifs
OF Mrs. Charles J, seibert and grand
mother OF 1t. Col. Charles J. Seibert,
"a, U. g. NJ. c.. retired, Of Rio
s s. SsnsiGG I esS1 ;is' Of and J1 MSs
Matthew Conway OF Port Leyden,
N. Y. Funeral from the. W, X.
Huntemann a. Son Funeral Home,
BT32 oeorgia ave. NV, on Satur-
QUEEN mass at the Church Of the
Nativity At II am. Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. IA
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SER FISHER - Of S0 9Os Richard nSn
pl NV. wife. Of Douglas Surgeon
Fisher. beloved mother Of William
and Mildred Fisher. grandmother OF
Larry Cordell Fisher and niece Of
survived by one niece, nephews,
other relatives and friends. After
4 pm. Friday, March "a, friends
are invited to-. call at the Jarvis
funeral services win be held on
Saturday. March Is, at 1 pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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HAYNES, ELDER CARLYLE B. Or
Tuesday. March IL, 1858, at the
Washington sanitarium. ELDER CAR.
LYLE B. HAYNES. beloved husband
Of Elsie NJ. Haynes, father of Elder
of Mrs. Donna Brice: brother Of s
R.. Haynes and Robert q. Haynes
Friends may call at the Takoms
Funeral Home. 1854 Carroll st. NV
parking opposite), after l / am
the Takoma Park SD. A. Church
on Friday, March Il, at 2 pm
Interment George Washington Gene
terry. 10
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SW 6saas N,. March I,,ISsE i TSSs lR
ENDicoTT. widow Of William Crown
inshield EndIcott Of 1888 Marlborough
year. High requiem mass at the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. Harrison ave, Boston, Mass,
on Saturday. March IS, at 10 am.
Burial in Harmony Grove Gene
h0RerS be sent LIZ
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ALBEA. MAMIE A. In memory Of our
mother, NAME A. ALBEA, who passed
away I'VE years ago today, March Is
1888.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice We loved is stilled.
A vacant place is in our hearts
That never can be filled.
DAUGHTERS. THELMA AND DORO-
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HENDERSON, HELEN HARDY. On
ssnitarium. HELEN HARDY HEN
DERSON Of 2Q3O North Woodrow
St ST. M Asn MtCn w. po SsGysS Of T Wsss
ington, D. C.; Mrs. Ralph W. Heth-
@. Walker and William b. Hender-
son Of spartanburg, s. C., and Hay
ter of Mrs. Paul Hoibrook Of Eau
Gallie. Fla, and John F. Hardy
of Whitmire. 8. c. She also is
survived by seven grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
lington, Va, where funeral services
will be held on Saturday, March
IS, at IL am. Interment National
Memorial Park, ID
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-14
FALLECIO
Elk REPRESENTATIVE

PINAR DEL RIO - Proceden-
te de La Habana donde falleciera
tras breve dolencia,' lego a esta
capital ell cadaver del doctor Fee
lix Puentes Rodriguez, OK repre-
sentante a la Camara por ell Par
lido Autentico y jefe de esa ten
dencia en- ell termino de San Juan
Y Martinez, donde durante muchos
amos desenvolvera sus activida.
DIES como medIco ciruiano. Naci6
en- esta ciudad de Pinar del Rio, ell
Is de febrero de 1897, contando
actualmente 81 amos de edad, fue
electo Representative por primera
vez en- las elecciones de 1910 y
nuevamente en- 1913 cesando en-
1852, acogiendose desde enton-
ces al SECURE del Congreso murio
perteneciendo a la tendencia au-
tentica abstencionista, siguiendo
las orientaciones de PRO Socarras.
Su daceso ha causado honda Pc
ma en- la sociedsd Vueltabajera.
CHOQUE
CAMAGUEY - Una densa nube
de hume que invadia un gran ira
mo de la carretera central, provo
co esta tarde I'm accidente multi
pie, cuando al perder la visibilidad
Dor este motive. chocaron ell ca.
mion manejado por Joaquin Ruiz
Morales, de 81 amos, de Presidente
Gomez 236, Florida y los autos ma.
nejados por Reinaldo Alfonso, de
33 amos de Estrada Palma 442; Ell
de Hector Cortina, de A amos, de
Carretera Central 302 y ell de Julio
Tomas Hidalgo, de 80 amos, de Es-
trada Palma 442. Tambien %intervi-
no en- la multilateral collision, la
motocicleta que guiaba Carlos Cue
rrero Perez, de 81 amos quien fue
%proyectado hacia la Candida en- la
cuneta de donde fue extraido ra.
pidamente.
Ell suceso ocurrio proximo al 1u.
gar conocido por Tagarre, a pocos
Kilometres de esta ciudad. Ell ser.
vicio de vigilancia de carreteras
dijo que ell hume Sc debia a que Sc
quemaban malezas al costado de
la via.