davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
LUNA De
;. M de Ia Psgina -

7'' (t.ihr de Ia Paglf1a -
cipe Kuninomiya Sc tejfan con-
jeturas sobre quien recaeria la
suerte. 70 dijo la madre, la
princesa Chikako-, pienso que
sera elegida la hija del princi-
pc Nashimoto. Pero SUI hija ma
yor meneo la cabeza no dijo-
me Incline mas bien a apostar
por la princesa Asa Ichijo. La
hija mayor era la joven Maya
ko, que acababa de cumplir do
ce amos. No Sc daba cuenta de
que habia perdido una apuesta,
donde sin saberlo, ella era Ia
posture, pero que al mismo
tempo habia ganado I'm impe-
rio. Ell principe Kuninimoya es
de buena familia, aunque no de
sangre real. Ademas su abuelo
estuvo implicado en- una cons
piracion en- epoca del emperador
Meimi Y la familia Kuninomiya
permaneci6 tras clio en- oscura
posicion. La situacion familiar,
por otra parte, no es nj siquiera
b~rillante. Como se habia extern
dido la poligamia hasta entire la
nobleza ell principe tenia diecio-
cho hijos, a los que era necesa-
rio mantener y educar. Cuando
70 era pequena -cuenta en-
tretanto la emperatriz Nagako
no Sc nos daba sino duice
como postre, y por turno, do
mingo por medic. Els a esta
princesa pobre a quien 81 azar va
a tomar de la mano par condu-
cirla al trono. I'm destino pura-
mente matematico. No Sc ha ha-
llado en- todo ell imperio mas
que nueve princesas de sangre
real entire los diez y ounce
amos de edad, y es menester
encontrar una decima joven pa
"a que la lista este completa,
de acuerdo con un rito tradicio-
nal y milenario. va que Sc trata
Z de hacer numero, los dignata-
rios de la corte Sc entretienen
en- echar suertes entire las otras
que son de sangre real.
Ash emocionado, una tarde de
ID diciembre de 1916 ell principe
Kuninomiya penetro en- la vieja
y ruinosa mansion que no estaba
situada, por supuesto, en- ell ba-
rrio elegante de Toxic. Nuestra
hijs la decima princesa ele-
gida para ser presentada a la
corte, anuncio orgulloso a la
princesa Chikako, madre de Ma
gako. Este anuncio representa- to
do un acontecimiento entire ell
bullente conjunto de diecisiete
hermanos y hermanas, pero la
princesa Chikako apenas 81 tie
ne alguna esperanto sobre las
posibilidades de SUI hija.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
La RUTINA
Continuation de Ia PSgina q

Continuation de Ia Pagina q
estara hacienda Mr.. Dulles?
5Habra salido al campo ell
Presidente? Dicen que en-
Broadway los teatros estan
vacios. Que los periodicos ha-
bian perdido la semana pasa-
da ounce millones de dolares.
Pasar aqui I'm acontecimiento
de ounce millones de dolares
no es pasar NADIA.
Dentro de dos o tres dias,
dentro de ocho o ounce, vol
vera a oirse ell ruido de la
puerta del ascensor de servi-
clio, y la descarga de los Pc
ri6dicos. . .Volvera la rutina.
Otra vez ell domingo estara
ajustado a sus eternas rutinas.
Y de nuevo a saber de Mr..
Dulles, de Pakistan, de Russia
=. TODD sera 10 mismo. Ell
mundo no es sino una guerra
fra que Sc va estirando. .
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
Viene de la Primera)

les H. Julia, cito al S~ecretario
de Hacienda, senior Nogueras y
sus auxiliares principles, seno.
res Justo Moves, Elias Rivera y
Humberto Morterr s.e, para que
contestant una serie dc pregun-
tas que formulara Ell senador
Conception de Gracia por con-
ducto del Senado.
La mocion de information del
lider independentista fue cursa
da por ell Senado, luego que ell
p~residente del Comite, de Ha
cienda de csc Cuerpo diera SUI
consentimiento para que la mis-
ma pasara a SUI comite.
Las preguntas formuladas por
Ell senador Conception de Ora
cia y que fueran contestants por
los funcionarios del Departa-
mento de Hacienda fueron las
siguientes:
1-Valor tasable de la propie-
dad antes de la Ultima retasa-
cion autorizada; valor tasable
despues de efectuada la retasa-
cion y al p%resente.
2-Si los contribuyentes han
tenido que pagan, o vienen obi
gados a pagan igual o mayor
contribution despues de hecha
la Ultima retasacion.
3-Si los contribuyentes han
tenido que pagan o vienen obi
gados a pagan contribuciones
mas atlas, e informar sobre los
aumentos habidos, 81 algunos, y
explicar, en- case de que haya
habido tales aumentos, por que
ell Secretario de Hacienda violo
la directriz legislative, que era
en- ell sentido de que no Sc CO.
braria al contribuyente una con-
tribucion mas alta despues de la
detasacion.
Como han quedado afecta-
das, despues de la retasacion
ultima, las personals que estaban
exentas del pago de contribu.
clones por razon de la Ley de
Hogan SECURE.
Noguera y sus auxiliares del
Departments de Hacienda, Con-
~testaron a las preguntas formu-
ladas de la manera ~siguiente:
Para Ell ano 1888 ell va
lor de la propiedad era de
$1,155, 900, $40. Para Ell 1889,
Ell valor registrado es de $1,477,-
437,130. Esto representa- una d.
ferencia o aumento de 1921, $780,
260, o sea, un 27.7 por ciento
de aumento.
2-La revaloracion de la pro.
piedad no aument6 las contri-
buciones. Estas subieron por
accion legislative, porque la LIE.
! gislatura en- SUI session ordinaria
subio 6 centesimas del / por
ciento en- la Contribution Esta-
tai (tipo estatal) para hacerle
frente a la emission de bonos por
valor de $50, 900, 900. Estas 6
centesimas produjeron contribu-
clones adicionales por S1,050,0 900
Zen 10 estatal).
Hubo otro aumento de
S ,416,000 en- 10 m%unicipal) CO.
mo resultado de la acci6n de la
Junta de Comisionados y asam-
bleas municipales que o no re-
bajaron ell tipo contributivo vi
genie en- q por ciento y otros
que no solo no 10 rebajaron sino
que aumentaron ell que existia.
Indic6 Noguera, que especf-
ficamente San Juan y A~guadilla
aumentaron ell tipo contributivo
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
COMO NAcIO..

". ne dc - ma 9
La estatua fue inaugurada
ell 28 de oclubre de 1886. Des-
pues de retirar Bartholdi la
bandera de Francia que la
cubria ell entonces presiden-
te de los Estados Unidos,
Grover Cleveland, al aceptar
en- nombre de SUI pueblo ell
obsequio del pueblo de Fran
cha, pronuncio la siguientes
palabras:
"No olvidaremos que Ia Lii
bertad hizo aqui SUI hogar;
Ell altar que ella ha escogido
no sera descuidado."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
!.
->.ra. LII ~~.anSorAS ra.hnno
revTsto dol ocontoeer cub
Continuation de la Pagina ~

libre, a la normaidad Institutional que lie arrebato ell cuartelazo.
Y en- este minute historico de Cuba, RELOJ tiene I'm recuerdo
-sus mejores recuerdos- para los companeros y amigos que
cayeron, a todo 10 largo y ancho del canine que nos condujo a
la recuperacion de la Libertad, y junto a las tunbas recien abier-
tas de los millares de %ciudadanos vcimas de la Tirania deposita
sus ruegos por ell eterno descanso de las almas de Mario Fortuny,
Ruben ALBANIA, Enrique Hart Davalos, Juan Manuel Marquez,
Felix Elmuza, Jorge Cabrera Graupera, Aristides viera, Pope
Prieto, Jorge Agosini, Pelayo Cuervo Navarro.
Enos, con SUI sacrifcio impair, nos sehalan la ruta del future.
Asi sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

HELP 80 home site lots mini
mum l0oxso each; Close II Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

IMAGINE . sweeping corner lot
s6rubbeG and iandscapec' ResI
honeymoon brick home for re-
tired couple. comfortable hot
water heat. fireplace in hv. rm.,
kit. with eating space. fun bsnit.
with rec, rm. and powder rm..
det. garage. near St. James IN
Pals Church, Only Sl7.o5O.
Shown By calling, JE. 2sg00O,
WM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
HOUSES Fua fsAlEAvA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA =. Bypasl
Ted-tape financing By assuming 1
high OF ~ loan. California ram.
bier, close To Melpar, Seven Cor
Rsrs sI ,Sd,lE. sI ,.Sshhr i5 sln,h Y
IT,: rec. rm, In bsmt.: carport:
ranch.type fenced rear yard,
Churches, schools. shopping and
bus nearby. S1S,b00 With $4,000
On. LYNN REALTY. JE. 10000
FALLS CHURCH AREA, By OWNER
Reduced to SGD 3-bedrm.
rambler; dead-end street, trees,
fenced yard: Grub, cutter, side
walk. No agents. Ell. 0-3092.
FAMILY GROWING UP?-Here Is
that : ipst The answer. Lsfss
room, two baths: kitchen with
eating space; full basement. IT'S
only, S2l $50 and you may have
immediate occupancy. Call IA.
b.l5b0. ATLAS REALTY CO.,
47bi Lee highway tcorner olebe
oil. D.
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ASSUME 4ltF LOAN-Never has
so much been offered in q semide.
tached bedrms., Ia baths. and
q full bsmt. with q professionally
finished recreation room; COM
pletely fenced yard and excellent
Alexandria location. Never SO much
for so little at Sl4,950. YEONAS
REALTY. Ia S-2100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

Lee Highway (Rte. 2e-21l)
Fairfax. Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
U. s. at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy 10000
7061 Brookfleld Plaza
.SprinEf1eld. Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

PROPERTY or good
3-bedroom home situated At Q
close-in Arlington location. Fenced
S S.,o.L a1d towering d shade trees;
buy with flexible terms 10 Be
ARRANGED. Totas price, $40 600.
An adjoining lot may Sc pur-
chased IN addition. Gail D III o.
IA. $4,000. SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
Realtors. 205h Wilson blvd.
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WOODBRIDGE
$4,000

New brick rambler on highly elevated tree
dotted M-acre lot: entrance foyer, 81 lift liv-
ing room. picture window. separate 10x13
dining area: equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms,
15x22 patio. full basement, Dashboard hot
water heat Convenient to shopping. Dial
703-Gypsy 10000.
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NEW, $50, 500
BRICK RAMBLER

Just on Columbia pike in 8. AIRING.
ton Is q sparkling 3-bedrm. gen
with full bsmt. and earport JUS
waiting to be spoken for vers
attractive neighborhood ana Jusi
. step 70 schools, shopptne anc
transportation.
Tinkle Properties, Inc.
REALTORS ia. 6-120i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
ARLINGTON. NORTH
PREMIUM
QUALITY

For those who want and can AZ.
ford the best in housing we proudly
present this absolutely immacu-
late brick Cape Cod home. II was
custom finished for the present
ine because Of family illness
Luxuriously carpeted and sra
ciously appointed throughout, this
fine residence offers lovely firSt-
floor den, tiled bath, separate flrst-
floor bedrm. II preferred. spacious
living rm. with fireplace. Two i'm
mense bedrms. and tiled bath on
End a. inspiring rec. room
with bar in the completely finished
bsmt., laundry I'm. and workshop
utility room. Beautifully land
scaped level lot features detached
screen garden house in small grove
Of trees. Finest convenience "a
schools. shops and bus. Under
100000 appropriate terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

cal North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandra, Virginia
South $500
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 8-2320
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
TWO KITCHENS

VIENNA WOODs-No red tape. as.
sumo 4Iafs loan and move into
this sparkling rambler on q beau.
tifully HANDICAPPED level lot with
trees. IL features 3 bedrms., large
liv.- din. rm., equipped kitchen
with table space: full bsmt, COM
bination alum. storm windows
and wall-to-wall carpeting. Call
today. DARWIN REALTY. INC,
IA. 7-4353, JE. 4-0770; eyes,
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VIENNA WOODS = Vacant. newt,
dec, 3-bedrm, rambler with bemt.i
spacious wooded l2td locsssd ouiel
s p1sIssd' 'bu' isS.SSSYYs. rhA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
CONTINUED

ARL., Bancroft area bedroom,
.sennidet., brk., Sl0.g50: assume
S7.3O6 90 LIST trust at 4ee, Sl,5OO
dn., bal. AZ. DU. 5-sS16.
ARL-, By OWNER: military and
leaving area. Brick. fun bsmt.'
fenced yard, 2 bedrms.. expanda-
. Sic attic, rec. rm.. flrepl.' near
bus. Assume $1,000 at Sc: Sl3,-
500 full price: FLA appraisal,
Sl4,250: will accept End trust tor
part. 1925 Quebec St, ia. 2-00so:
HRL., Must finished: large liv
mn, 2 bedrms.. den. modern KIT.
fenced, shaded yard; cony. TO bus
and schools: 80 N CARRIED: Sl7.-
500, terms, OWNER. IA. $1,000
AIRING, 6-rm. brk. Colonial, near
bus line, schools, unfurn- sly
500. Furn. Sl9,750. ia. s-74s3.
ARLINGTON
BEAUTIFUL, 3-BEDROOM, 1-FULl
AND TWO h-BATH RAMBLER
NEAR WAKEFIELD HIGH. FOH
MORE INFORMATION. CALL NC
BROOM REAL ESTATE. ia. z
6l0O
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FAIRFAX, 500 woodland dr.
81 Ss xRs ali eI Esa' Rit.. 's WV car.
pet. Plenty Of storage Many ex.
tras. Handicapped fenced yard
Cow. 10 schools. transp.. anc
shoppg. Price S21 300. Take ovei
payments OF loan. CIR. 3-5003.
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COLONEL must have sale on this
home in close-in location; con-
yensent TO schools and shopping,
5 minutes to Pentagon; newly
decorated and loaded with charm.
II has 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm,
and situated on q Ice. corner lot
with towering trees. Detached ga
rage. Price only $4,000, Move
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
EAST fxIis CHURCH, Merr.ll
Park--Model home avail. for i'm
mediate occupancy. Featuring 3
good-size bedrms.. 25-ft. liV .-din.
rm.. family rm. with frepl., equip.
kit. and full daylight bsmt With
In wflking distance 10 elementary
school. $1,000 down payt.: under
FLA terms. For further details
call DARWIN REALTY CO.. ia.
7-4353. JE. 4-0770, KE. s-5265
FAIRFAX COUNTY. Fails Church
area-S450 cash down payt. and
mo. rayts. OF approx. 500, will
buy this 3-bedrm. rambler with
spacious liv.-din. rm., equip. kit.
with breakfast area, combination
alum. storm windows. and nicely
Handicapped lot with awning COW
cred patio. Call DARWIN REAL
TY, INC, IA. 7-43b3, JE. 4-0770.
ewes. ia. 2-7s94.
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CLOSE TO EVERYTHING - Just
describes this lovely four-bedroom
home home and md I. MORE sS,rp perfect . se.tins
shade the lovely yard: large family
size dining room open TO loft
screened porch, iS-it. library;
full basement with rec. room and
maids room. In low 30s. Call IA
5-1650, ATLAS REALTY CO.
475l Lee highway. corner Olebt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

CHARMING brk. split level on quiet
cul-de-sac IN excel. N. Arl resi-
Dental area. l-yr. YOUNG. Offering
hall. 3 bedrms, with space for. 2
more: 3 full tile baths, 2 firepls;.
formal din. rm., de luxe kit. incl.
2-dooI refgr.. dishwasher, disposal
and hle space. Fenced lot with
s5es Apt ri fHE BARRY fSSe e.. Eaelu
siye Agents, ia. 5-eSe3. Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
FAIRFAX TOWN
S18,500

Assume high 4hE loan; Walk to bus. school
living room, bedrooms, dining area, modern
kitchen. disposal / Y baths earport AZ
Army Navy Country Club. CIR. 3-45oO.
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FRANCONIA
S16500

lN-year-old brick-and- frame bi-leyel on 145;
IT, lot Immediate possession. Only $1,000
down, FLA bedrooms bright modern
kitchen, separate dining room. full baths
outside entrance 10 storage basement. Walk to
school FL 4-S600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

convenient 70 shopping center and
AND INSURANCE., INC. Main and
Center SITS, Manassas, Va. EN-.
3-4AAA.
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ana A., I REALTY INC ~ o.-aoo
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FOUR BEDROOMS for only $1,000
d S2Iin9ton iS h ss.:m. In NOF III
very close 70 bus and shopping
center: total price, Sls.e5O. with
low FHA terms: Immediate pos
session, ia, 5-15S0, ATLks
REALTY CO, 475l Lee highway
Conner 0lehe I'd
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MT. VERNON AREA
S28,500

Brick and frame soft, split-level h-acre lot.
Cathedral ceiling. 23-ft. living rr., fireplace,
separate dining rm. up-to-the- minute 16x12
kitchen; large bedrms., ga baths. Gear
carport, so. 5000
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gerachis

Realty CO. JE, 2.23l4
THIS IS IT! New brick rambler
Sedrms and " 3 fuii baths ij 09 on main =
A., 23-ft, liv.. rm., 13-ft. formal
din. rm., fully equip. kit. with
table space, 2 fireplaces; full,
bright bsmt. Priced right al
ga; 800 .. p Ecr fgTther details detail. can
b.9393. Once open q IN n
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Full-basement brick home; living room. large
dining area, mooern ktcnen, neo an std iu
windows and doors Walk TO bus, snopptne
school churches. Only Is minutes to Penta-
0nn IA 4-606O.
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FAIRFAX AREA
C14 Q50

Excellent AMI loan Brick Cape Cod; tree
shaded, approx. H-acre lot. 2 twin,siS
bedrooms 4th bedroom diminished, l2xl
Kitchen, 1S-ft living room. Walk to shop
and schools. CIR 3-4560.'
Evening star., 1959-06-25
JuryCIeors Driver
In Traffic Death

Theodore Sutton. 46, of the
1900 block of Fifty ninth ave-
nue.. Hillside, Nd, was found
not guilty of negligent homi-
eide yesterday in the traffic
death of a Washington woman.
Mr.. Sutton was exonerated
by a Municipal Court jury. He
had been involved in a collision
March rs, which fatally injured
Mrs. Julia P. Haigh, g., of 81
Michigan avenue NE. Mrs.
Haigh was a personnel director
of the Home for IncurableS.
Assistant United States At
torney William j. Cooney ar
gued at the trial that Mr.. Sut-
ton could not have stopped at
the intersection because his car
pushed the other in which Mrs.
Haigh was a passenger 33 feet.
Defense attorney Albert j.
Ahern noted that Mr.. Sutton
had told the police at the scene
of the accident he stopped at
the intersection before the COL
liSion occurred.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
G. v. Schueffer,
Former Worker
For Government

George v. Schaeffer, 81, Of
l702 West Virginia avenue NE.
died yesterday at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital.
Mr.. Schaeffer had worked as
an elevator mechanic with sew
eral Government agencies in
cluding the Public Buildings
Administration and the Federal
Works Agency until his retire.
ment for disability in 1919.
His disability Stemmed from
his service with the Navy in
the European theater during
World War II aboard an in
vasion landing ship.
Mr.. Schaeffer, who was born
in Washington, leaves his
daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Vitale
OF 1891 Walters lane, Forest
vile, Nd, and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be at
1890 am. Monday at Cham
bers Funeral Home, SIT Elev-
enth street Sc, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Joseph Redmond Helped
Develop PoIoris Missile

October. l94l. after his grad.
uation from Kansas State, anc
served for six years, leaving
with the rank Of captain. HI
Joined the MOL staff after hi
military service.
He was a member of the In
ternational Radio Engineers
the American Institute of Elec.
trical Engineers and the
knights Of Columbus. As a stu.
dent he was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa, honorary scholastic
fraternity.
He was also a member OF
Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church in Kensington and wa:
active in citizens groups.
Mr.. Redmond leaves his wife
Mrs. Mary Proctor Redmond
four children, Evelyn Gay, I6;
Joseph j., jr.. IL; Patricia Ann
8, and Kevin Proctor, 6: 9
brother. Paul c. Redmond Of
woodward, Iowa; two sisters
Mrs. Margaret Ryan Of Vic.
toria. Kans.. and Mrs. Emily
Schuetz 81 Springfield. KY, and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P
Redmond Of Junction City
Kans.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in Cham
bers' Georgetown funeral home
with a requiem high mass at
II am. in Holy Redeemer
Church. Burial will be in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-06-25

Joseph j. Redmond, 43, an
electronic scientist who was
active in development Of the
Nays Polaris missile, died
Tuesday in Mount Alto Hos
pital. He had been Ill for two
years.
Mr.. Redmond. who lived at
Otis Bexhill drive, Kensington,
was chief Of the underwater
department Of the Naval Ord
nance Laboratory here.
In 1851 he took part in this
country's tests Of atomic weap-
ons at Eniwetok in the Pacific.
A native of Corning, Kans.,
he held q bachelors degree
from Kansas State University
and a masters from the Uni
versity Of Maryland. Mr.. Red
mond also attended Kansas
Teachers College, the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy and Harvard College. Re-
Gently he had been working on
a doctorate at Stanford Uni
versity.
He entered the Army in
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Joseph Notes, 54.
Attorney With
D. c. 18 Years

Joseph Notes, 81, an attor-
ney with the District for l8
years. died yesterday after a
heart attack at Leland Memo
rial Hospital.
Mr.. Notes, who lived at 1888
Eastern avenue, Mount Rainier
Md, was born in the District
and was graduated from East
ern High School. He later re-
ceived a law degree from
Georgetown University. For Ia
years he had been associated
with the legal branch of the
District Unemployment Com
pensation Board.
He leaves his wife Marcia
and two sons, Ronald and
Richard, of the home address;
his father, David, Of 1925 Ord
way street NV; two brothers
DR.. Louis Notes of 1901 Orchid
street NV. and Dr.. Bernard
Notes Of 1909 Sixteenth street
NV. He also leaves two sis
ters, Mrs. Sadie Lewis of 2S2O
Connecticut avenue and Mrs
Augusta London of 450l Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Funeral services will be at
g pm. tomorrow at Gawlers
Funeral Home. 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. with burial
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Kate H.WeIch, 93, Dies;
Aided Irish Fighters

Kate H. WEIGH, 90. who left
her native Ireland to come to
Washington more than 10 years
ago, died Monday at her home,
l4l9 Thirty-fifth street NV.
Born in County Kerry, Ire
land. Mrs. Welch came from q
family Of IA in which all the
men took an active part in the
irish Republic fight for indie
pendence. She would often aid
her brothers in their cause by
going out and raising money to
support the men.
She never lost her interest
In the Republics fight after
coming here. She was active in
raising money with the Nc
Sweeney cause, which would
send financial support to the
people still fighting In Ireland.
She was married to Douglas
WEIGH Of Charles County, Md,
who died about so years ago,
Mrs. WEIGH was left a widow
with eight children. Three of
her boys became doctors ana
one Of her daughters, Catherine
U. Welch, is a Washington at
torney.
Active in church affairs, Mrs.
WEIGH was awarded a silver
cup for raising $4,000 within
10 days to help pay for the st.
Aloysius and Notre Da m e
Academy school buildings at K
and North Capitol streets.
A member Of Holy Trinity
Catholic Church, she was a
member Of the Sodality Of the
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Arthur Mullen,
Clothes DESIGNER

Arthur Mullen, 78, who was
one of the country'S better
known mourning clothes de-
signers in the 1920S. died Tues
day at Georgetown Hospital. He
had suffered complications after
accidentally breaking his hir
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Mullen operated his ex-
elusive clothing shop in New
York City from the early 1920s
up to about 1888. He imported
his clothes from Europe ano
tailored them for persons de-
string formal attire at funerals
A native of Boston, he retired
in 1883 and had been living
with his daughter in the WASH
ington area for the last two
years.
Mr.. Mullen leaves his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Otis T. Barnes, of 5402
Greystone street, Chevy Chase
Md; a sister. Miss May Mullen,
OF Boston, and three grand
children.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Archie GottIer.
Writer of Sonos

HOLLYWOOD. June Is (AP)
The man who wrote the song,
Would You Rather Be Col
onel With an Eagle on Your
Shoulder or a Private With a
Chicken on Your Knee?" died
yesterday.
He was Archie Gottler, 63.
He died Of a heart ailment.
Mr.. Gottler's song about the
colonel and the private had one
OF the longest titles on record,
according to the American So
ciety of Composers, Authors
and Publishers.
But he wrote others, includ-
ing America, I Love You" and
i Hate to Lose You, I'm So
Used to You Now"
He composed music for the
musicals, Broadway Brevities."
"Ziegfeld Folhes," Winter Gar
den Revues" and "Tattletales."