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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
DahIquist Visits Holy
Scene Of Founding
Of Three Faiths
BY W. E. DAHLQUIsT
Editor Thief River Falls TIMES

Beirut capital of Lebanon which last July occupied
Marines There had been few minor disturbances
recently present the political situation seemed to be calm
In its Tuesday morning edition the Daily Star, English
language newspaper filled mainly with the worlds troubles
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praised
especially commended He believed performing duty
No Leadership Either Party
sponsored commission seemed
apologize daring STEP had no leader
ship from either political party and in fact
Continued On Page 81
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entertain and educate
citizens Minneapolis modelling when she
Minneapolis May loaded with ability backed by plenty
of experience.
Artist through the Nation
charm modelling throughout the
US Justre recently become Internationally known.
Annual Clinic sponsored by Minneapolis
showing of the
created
designed Racine young mOdes Racine
convertible styling ingenious of
detailing that magic nh(StOry elsewhere
in this paper.)
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TeIIs Arkansas Story:
TELLS Arkansas Story:
Overflow Crowd Hears
Arkansas NAACP Leader
In Minneapolis Sunday

An overflow crowd which filled every inch Of available
space St Peter AME church heard eloquent Wiley Branon
of Pine Bluff Ark Sunday afternoon April 49, at the kickoff
meeting the Minneapolis NAACP branch membership drive
counsel for the and children in the famed
Little Rock Ark and state NAACP official told the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

IF absence really made the
heart grow fOnder, a lot Of peO-
pie would miss church more than
any place In the world" - High
ways Of Happiness.
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X incumbent who will be opposed In
general Dillon at right Peterson received
primaries and Dillon 24SA billions strong
remarkable Of the fact that the third chief
the Second Ward
Minneapolis endorsement YOungdah POned
1877 votes TO third in the
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You can tell the ideals Of a
nation by its advertisements" -
George Norman Douglas.
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HuwuH pemonstrutes World Cool

One-third of the Hawaiians today are Of
Japanese ancestry-the famous Nisei Of
World War II who fought 80 valiantly for
the United States. Next largest group are
the white-skinned Caucasans with about
one-fourth the population, about 1870 are
either Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian, while
about 1870 are Filipino and so are of
Chinese ancestry. While there is not COM
plete freedom of racial discrimination,
Hawaii has gone a long way toward the
goal Of demonstrating to the world that
peoples of differing racial backgrounds can
live together not only in peace but in real
harmony and fellowship.-Sen. Humphrey.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
N@@&z

"a taxa Il lata de 6 y IL
onzas) de carne de buey CO.
cida.
2cucharadas de mantequilla
Q margarine
/ paquete de queso de 8 on
zas.
6 bolls de emparedados.
/ taxa de cereal de arroz
Desfieque la carne de buey,
sacandole los huesos. Corte la
mantequilla y ell queso en- pc
dacitos; cueza en- pequenas sar-
tenes cubiertas sobre fuego ba-
jo como por cinco minutes mo-
viendo ocasoinalmente hasta que
ell queso Sc haya derretido y la
mezcla este suave. Eche en- la
carne.
Parta los bollos, unite las su-
perficie cortada con la mezcla
de la carne de buey. Ponga en-
la parrilla del asador como a
8 pulgadas del tuego. Ase como
3 minutes hasta que este lige-
ramente dorado y %esponjosa.
Roche con ell cereal de arroz.
Ase como un minute mas. Sirva
seguido,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Muri6 la Senoro
Dixie B. Renwold
en- North Midmi

La Sonora Dixie B. Ben
valid, de 10 amos de edad, re-
sidente en- North Miami, ia
lleci6 en- esta ciudad. La Sc
nora Renwald viva aquf des
de hace cinco amos, y era ma
tural de Memphis, Tennessee.
Pertenecia a la Iglesia de
Cristo, en- la cual era r1uy ac-
tiva.
Deja a sd esposo, sr. ia.
cob Renwald; una hija, Sra
Nellie de Malgor, esposa del
Or. Joseph Malgor, ernpleado
de este diario; tres hijos, tres
hermanas, un hermano y 1S
nietos.
Ell cadaver de Ia Sonora
Renwald sera Hevado q Men.
phis, en- donde Sc lie dara 90.
pultura.
Los deudos de la difunta es
tan recibiendo nuri1erosas ex
presiones de duelo, a las Qua
les unim0s las n~uestras.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

cumpIeahos
Extra hoy en- un nuevo afo
de vida la gentil DANA senora
Josefina Gonzalez a quien nos
complace felicitar de manera
muy especial y desear muchos
amos mas de existencia, plenos
de alegrias y bienestares.
Hoy llega a Tin nuevo ano
de existencia la gentil dana
sonora Josefina Melo de Diaz
esposa del senior Luis Diaz c.,
motive por ell cual nos es grato
enviarle nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones y yotos porsu bic.
nestar. y ventura personal.
Vayan nuestras calurosas fe-
licitaciones para ell estimado ca
ballero senior Fernando Cresp0
quien celebra hoy la grata oca-
sion de SUI cumpleafos y nues-
tros deseos de que cumpla mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de existencia.
Nos complace feliciar de ma
nera nuy especial a la gentil
DANA sonora Elena Colon de
Perez quien celebra en- Ell dla
de hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumplealos, y formulamos vo-
tos porque disfrute de una lar.
ga y venturosa vida.
***
Felicitamos cordialmente sl
estimado caballero senior Emf.
lilo Aguirre con motive de la
grata celebration de su sum.
pleaflos en- Ell dia de hoy, y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearle muchos amos mas de
vida, rodeados del carino de sus
seres queridos.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81 ~
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Dufos
- -s-+-..
4nferesunfes

Los meas construian acequias
extraordinarias par aasesurar
la provision de aqua. El conduc-
to que alcanzaba tres metros
de ancho, entire paroles de con
tenci6n de mas de I'm metro
y medic de espesor, bajaba des-
de atlas sierras, en- amplios 81
nuosidades; Ell trabajo Sc ha-
cia a fuerza de brazos; con
unas piedras quebrantaban
otras porque no disponian de
hero.
hero.
Cervantes llamo a Lope de
Vega, por su fecundidad lite
raria, Mostruo de la Naturale-
"a, y la posteridad 10 conoce
como Ell Fenix de los Ingenios.
Buffalo Bill' nunca mato bu.
falos; conquisto su celebridad
y apodo por haber matado mas
de $500 bisontes en- ocho me.
ses.
"Juan' Sc escribe en- aleman
Johann; en- frances Jean, en-
ingles John; en- italiano, Giova-
mi; en- holandes Jan; en- hun
CARO- Janos; en- griego Ioanes
en- latin Johannes; en- escandi-
navo Jan; en- irlandes Sean; en-
escoces Jan; en- polaco Jan, y
en- russo Ivan.
Francisco Javier Parcerisa,
pintor y litografo espanol, es
Ell autor de la celebre obra Ere
cuerdos y bellezas de Espana",
en- la que colaboraron Piferrer,
Pi y Margall y otros.
Cuando sc inauguro ell tea
tro de Bayreuth ideado por Ri
cardo Wagner, Sc produjo I'm
ccurioso contratiempo. Ell dra-
g6n que aparece en- Ell drama
lirico "~Sigfrido', fabricado en-
una casa de Londres, fue remi-
lido por error a Beirut, locali-
dad de Siria y no lego a ITEM
pc para la representation.
4
Ve1azquez ejecut6 con tanto
arte Ell retrato del conde-duque
de Olivares que Felipe " 10
nombr6 pintor de camara.
Ell doctor Schweitzer, Pre-
mic Nobel de la Paz, declare
respecto a la bomba atomica:
"Los elementos radioactivos
quedan en- ell suelo y pasan a
las plantas, donde Sc acumulan;
o son asimilados por ell paste
que comen animales que cons
tituyen nuestro alimento; de
este modo, aquellos elementos
radioactivos son absorbidos y
acumulados por nuestro orga-
nismo."
La estampilla de correo apa-
recio en- enero de 1910 en- In
glaterra, por iniciativa de SIR
Rolando Hill.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
lCumpIeaRos

CumpIeanos 4
Nos es graot enviar nuestra
sinceras felicitaciones al apre.
ciado caballero senior Jose T.
Cardoso quien celebra en- Ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de un
nuevo aniversario de su natali-
clio rodeado del afecto de sus
seres queridos.
$50
Llega hoy a un nuevo afo de
vida la estimada dana espano-
la sonora dona Loly Rodriguez
de CuberO, esposa del senior
Abel CuberO y con tai motive
nos complace presenarle nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones y
votos por su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

10 en- busca de un mejoramien-
to economico o por razones de
persecution politica. Excepto
en- ell case de. la Russia de los
Zares, los condos, marqueses
y duques suelen seguir en- sus
respectivos PASSES hacienda ell
tonic como siempre en- medic
de ese ambiente de senoritis-
mo y castas sociales que es la
peor lacra de los paises Vie.
jos.
Pero, aun en- ell case de que
su admirador tenga algun
abuelo baron, vizconde o con-
de, no lie tenga miedo. Salvo
en- algunos casos honrosos, los
reyes solian otorgar estos pri-
vilegios a quienes mejor las
venia en- CANA. Muchos de
ellos, en- ell case de Espana
por ejemplo, hicieron su for
tuna Importance esclavos a
Cuba o dedicandose al trait
co de blancas en- los jovenes
paises de America.
Yo lie diria a SUI elegante
enamorado que Sc dejase de
cuentos, que va no vestimos
por furtuna, capa y espada y
que aquf en- America vivimos
en- pleno siglo Xxx 10 que cuen-
ia es Ell presente y no Ell pa.
sado.
AL parecer 81 la trata a u.s.
ted con cierta protection. An
de con ciudado no sea que sea
listed quien tenga que prote-
gerle. Y no Sc dele alucinar
por una cosa tan trivial y fan
tastica como SUI cursileria de-
eadente y pseudoaristocratica.
NO 10 DEJE A
Querida Amaranta: Hace
diez amos que llegue a este
pals y por medic de una ami.
Ga conocf a un muchacho al
60 menor que 20. A los tres
amos nos casamos y ahora tie.
nemos una nina de seis amos
a quien queremos con locura.
Cuand0 nos casamos no tie.
tianos dinero, y hoy que vi.
vimos bastante bien de un ne.
gocio que tenemos, varias We.
ces me ha dicho que desea di.
vorciarse. Me dice que soy
una esposa intachabel, pero
que muri6 SUI amor hacia mi.
Voy a cumplir SO amos, pero
me siento joven y con deseos
de disfrutar de una vida un
POGO mas p~lacentera.
Lucinda
La ciave de TODD este asun-
TO radica probablemente en-
la juventud de SUI esposo que
no sabe apreciar las ventajas
de I'm hogar normal y feliZ
(Pasa a, la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

La estampilla de correo apa.
recio en- enero de 1910 en- In.
glaterra, por iniciativa de SIR
Rolando Hill.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
ARISTOCRACIA

ARISTOCRACIA
Querida Amaranta: He co.
nOcidO a i'm espanol, joven
aGn Y elegante. Quere ser mi
nOvio, perO Sc da unos aires de
misterio que no cOmprendO
bien. Segdn me dice, sus an
tepasados eran duques y Ell 10
sera algun dfa. Dice que vi.
Wan en- Andalucia en- un cas-
tillo y que de nino iba con
sus amigos Y familia de GAIA,
con la ayuda de grandes jau.
rias de perros, Es muy $50.
phisticated". Dice que d .eni.
no tenia un ava inglesa, pero
la verdad es que sabe ell in
giles muy NAL y no parece ha'
berlO aprendidO de pequeiio.
Parece que trabaja, pero el
dice que tiene muchos com.
promises sociales. Ante todas
estas cosas yO me- muestro un
POGO timida, pOrque soy una
muchacha que trabajo de Ca
jera en- una tienda. jCree us.
ted que a pesar de la dife.
rencia de classes debo aceptar
sls prOposiciones de noviaz-
go?
Sonia
En- este pals sc ven cosas
peregrinas. Hay por ejemplo
muchas docenas de personals
que provistas de una sortija
heraldica van diciendo por
ahi que descienden de una
ilustre familia y que tienen
titulos nobiliarios. De elias,
puede listed estar segura, nj
ell uno por ciento pueden alar-
dear de semejante cosa. Lo
que pasa es que como nadie
las conoce dan rienda suelta
a sus delirios de grandeza y,
sin llegar a atreverse a adue-
iarse de I'm marquesado o
condado imaginario hacen ga
la de un noble Arbol genoa
l6gico. Es una lorna de COM
pensar su complete de infe-
rioridad. va que no pueden
competir en- juventud, porte,
fortuna u otras cualidades con
los demas, Sc consuelan cream
dose imaginariamente ilustres
antepasados que siempre lle-
van titulo o fueron, ell menos
generates famosos u cosa pa
recida. Cuando tropiece listed
con uno de estos petimetres
piense que seguramente sus
relates son imaginarios.
Ese debe de ser ell case de
su emperifollado pretendiente.
Lo primero que debe listed
averiguar es ique ha venido a
hacer a America este joven
aristocrata?
Ell que emigra suele hacer-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

Francisco Javier Parcerisa,
pintor y litografo espanol, es
ell autor de la celebre obra ere
cuerdos y bellezas de Espa1a"
en- la que colaboraron Piferrer,
ri y Margall y otros.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
be Ponema

- H-
Procedente de Panama y
por la via aerea llegaron a Mia
mi a disfrutar de una Temporal
de recreo las gentiles senori-
tas Myrna Ortiz, Isabel Domfn.
guez y Adriana Alvarado, a
quienes nos complace presen-
tar un cordial saludo y desear
unas vaeaciones muy placente-
ras entire nosotros.
BienvenidG
Con ell objeto de fijar su re-
sidencia en- Miami, lego aqui
en- dias pasados la gentil seno-
rita Lila Diaz Hernandez a
quien nos complace presentar
un saludo muy cordial y desear
una larga y venturosa perma-
nencia en- esta ciudad.
La senorita Diaz sera huesped
de sus tics, senior Armand0 Her
nandez y sonora Amelia Cote.
ron de Hernandez, miembros
de nuestra colonia Guiana re.
sidente en- Miami Beach.
Primero Communion
Recibio SUI Primera Communion
durante solemne ceremonia
celebrada en- la Iglesia Cato
liea de st. Patrick, Miami Beach
la graciosa nina Maria Chris
tina Hernandez, hija del senior
Armando Hernandez y sonora
Amelia Coter6n de Hernandez,
quienes ofrecieron TN desayu-
no en- SUI Residential de Miami
Beach para eonmemorar tan
feliz evento al cual concurrie-
ron los demas ninos que ese
dia tambien recibian la Hos
tia Sagrada.
Bodas de Flores
En- esta fecha celebran la era
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Flo
res, cuatro amos de venturosa
union matrimonial, ell senior
Enrique Rivera y sonora, Aida
de Rivera, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia puertorrique
ia residente en- Miami. Z
Vayan para ellos nuestras sin
ceras felicitaciones y deseos de
que gocen de largos amos mas
de dicha y compression con-
yugal.
Bcdes de MuseIine
Celebraron aver la grata oca.
sion de sus Bodas de Muselina,
tres amos de venturosa union
conyugal, ell senior Manuel AL.
varez y sonora Aydee de Al
varez, miembros estimdos de
nuestra colonia hispanoameri-
cana residente en- Miami.
Aunque algo tarde, nos COM
place enviarle nuestras mas ca
ras felicitaciones y votos por
su bienestar personal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

DORA LUCIA A
di~stinguida muchacha de la
colonia colombiana en- Phi
ladelphia, quien celebra SUI
cumpleaiios en- Ell dia de hoy.
LIE hacemos llegar nuestras
felicitaciones.
Felicitamos de manera rnuy
especial al estimado caballero
senior Jose Luis Suarez quien
celebra en- Ell dia de hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos,
Y formulamos votos porque dis
frute de largos y venturosos
amos mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
SU PELO

Para conservar SD pelo aseado,
lAveselo con PIOJINA. Piojina asea
v hermosea Ell cabello; alivia picazo-
mes y erupciones ieves en- La cabeza
y en- Ell cuerpo; cicatriza ampollas y
rajaduras en- los pies, destruye para
sitos en- las cabeza y parties v%ellosas.
Compre PIOJINA en- su botica.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

TSentimental
POI. Asmaranta

Didjanse las eonsutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box seS,
international Airport, Miami az, Fla. Rogamos q los lectores o
lectoras ape firmen sus cartas con un pssuddnimo o iniciaIes.
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{. O. Zuchurius,
Coop Manager

RICHMOND, April 7 (AP).-
o. E. zacharias. jr.. So, gen.
ersl manager of the six-State
Southern States Cooperative,
died in a hospital here yester-
day after an illness Of three
weeks.
Mr.. Zacharias had been the
operational head of the farmer
owned cooperative for II years.
Southern States now operates
in Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland. Delaware. Kentucky
and Tennessee.
He completed a term in jan
uary as vice president of the
National Council of Farmer CO.
operatives.
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. Madge Dixson Zacharias;
two sons, DR.. Charles M. Zach
arias of Richmond and DR..
Lawrence C. Zacharias, USN. Of
the Bethesda, Md, Naval Hos
pital; a sister and a brother.
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EIizubethM. Chase, 7 eocher
In District for 81 Years

Ilege in 1912 and began teaching
Immediately.
She was a former member Of
the old First Presbyterian
Church, the Education Asso-
citation of the District Of Co.
Iumbia, the American Educa-
ton Childhood Association and
the D. C. Elementary Class
room Teachers Association.
She leaves her husband, j,
Homer Chase, of the home adj
dress, IL West Irving street
Chevy Chase, Md; two sisters,
Mrs. James Rogers of Chevy
Chase, Nd, and Mrs. Allen s,
Stephens Of Syracuse, N. Y;
two brothers, D. Lewis Mattern
of Bridgeport, Conn, and Rob-
ert Mattern of Lansing, Mich,
Funeral services will be at
q pm. tomorrow at the Robert
A. Humphrey Funeral Home in
Bethesda. Burial will be at
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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De Bernard Dies
After Aerobutics

ROME. April s (AP)-
Comdr. Mario de Bernardo, IS,
once holder of the worlds speed
record for airplanes, died today
after landing his plane on a
Rome airf1eld.
Comdr. de Bernardo, a pilot
since World War I, was doing
acrobatics in his small plane
when he apparently suffered
an attack.
He managed to land, but
field attendants found him
slumped over the controls. He
died en- route to a hospital.
Comdr. de Bernardo was the
leader of the Italian squad that
won the Schneider Cup races
of 1926. In 1927 he set a world
speed record Of 551 kilometers
(342.39 miles, an hour.
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Imunity as a corporation. Since
then acreage has been sold OF
to home owners. The COM
fnunity's best publicist was the
Mayor himself. His description
of the community is still well
known throughout the State.
Its q town within q forest.
an oasis Of tranquility and q
rustic jewel in the diadem Of
the great Free State Of Mary
land"
Mr.. McCathran leaves his
wife. Mrs. Marie McCathran;
a son, Donald L. McCathran.
also Of Washington Grove.
and a sister. Mrs. Myra Nc
Cathran Myers Of 1854 Colum-
bia road NV.
Funeral services will be held
at Q pm. tomorrow at the
Gartner. Funeral Home in
Gaithersburg. Burial will fol-
low in the Forest Oak Gene
terry.
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D. A. Campbell,
Ex-RuiIrouder

Donald Alexander Campbell.
81. Of Alexandria. a retired
Southern Railway engineer.
died yesterday at the Fairfax
Lodge Nursing Home in Fair
fax, where he had lived for a
number Of years.
A native Of Carthage. N. c.,
he was the son Of the late An
gus M. and Catherine E. Camp
bell. He had been a Southern
Railway engineer for AZ years
until his retirement in l947.
Mr.. Campbell was q member
of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers No. 3l7. and was
one of the Oldest members OF
the Second Presbyterian
Church in Alexandria. He also
was an active member Of Alex
andria's inter-faith programs.
Mr.. Campbell leaves his wife.
Mrs. Ethyl C. Campbell, of 303
Virginia avenue. Alexandria; a
son, Donald Gordon Campbell
of Alexandria, and three
brothers. Thomas L. Camp
bell of Carthage. N, c., James
Campbell of Chester, Pa, and
Fred Campbell of Washington
State.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 pm. tomorrow at
the Wheatley Funeral Home
in Alexandria. Burial will be in
National Memorial Park.
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Battalion Chief D. J. Reilly,
District Fireman SO Years

Dennis j. Reilly, II, retired
District Fire Department bat
talon chief, died Monday at
Mount Alto Hospital.
A veteran of SO years with
the Fire Department, Chief
Reilly, was commanding officer
of the Sixth Battalion with
headquarters at 1913 Thir-
tenth street NV. at the time
of his retirement in 1916.
He began his career in 1910.
He was associated for many
years with Engine Company
No. 20 at Tenley circle, where
he was stationed early in his
career, and later served as cap
tain.
Chief Reilly received a rib
bon for valor in the Knicker-
booker Theater disaster in Feb
ruary, 1928, when the roof Of
the theater collapsed under the
weight of snow.
He was a member OF the
Departmental Advisory Board
of Awards for Valor, to which
he was appointed in 1929.
Chief Reilly was born in
Washington, and was a lifelong
resident Of the city. His home
was. at 4120 Garrison street
NV.
A veteran Of World War I.
he served with the AEF in the
3l2th machine gun battalion
of Company A Of the 18th Divi-
sion, and saw action at Meuse-
Argonlie. Chateau Thierry and
the second battle of Verdun.
| He was q member OF the
American Legion. and had be-
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longed for IS years to the Holy
Name Society of st. AIMS
Catholic Church.
Chief Reilly leaves his wife,
Christine McArtor Reilly, OF
the home address. and two
sons, Francis r., of Santa
Monica, Calf. and Chief Petty
Officer Dennis j. Reilly jr.,
stationed at the Patuxent River
Naval Air Station. -Four grand
children also survive.
Requiem mass will be said
at els am. Friday at st. AIMS
church, 440O Wisconsin avenue
NV. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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c. R. ShuItz, 81,
Funeral Director

Charles r. Schultz, 81, a
funeral director in Brazil, Ind,
for more than so years, died
Tuesday of a cerebral throm-
bosis in Prince Georges General
Hospital.
Since his retirement in 1945,
Mr.. Shultz had lived with his
daughter at 4615 Guilford road,
College Park, Md. He had been
q Mason for over so years.
He leaves his wife, Florence,
and his daughter, Mrs. E. DON
aid Dietrich. both of the Gull
ford road address, and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial
will be in Brazil on Saturday.
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Mrs. c. A. Pond,
Doctors Mother

Mrs. Clifford A. Pond, 10,
mother of Assistant Surgeon
General M. Allen Pond of the
United States Public Health
Service, died yesterday of a
heart attack in Suburban Hos
|pital.
Mrs. Pond, a native Of Ger
many, came to this country as
a young girl and lived in New
Haven, Conn. A yearly visitor
to Washington, she was here
seeing her son.
Mrs. Pond, a widow, leaves
her son, DR.. Pond of 1918 Moor
land lane, Bethesda, Md, and
three grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday
in New Haven with burial in
Waterbury. Conn.
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FiIomeno Junqueiro.
Widow of Poet

OPORTO, Portugal, April 3
(AP). -Filomena da Silva Neves
Guerra Junqueiro. widow Of
one of Portugal's greatest poets.
died at her home last night.
She was nearly 100 years old.
The poems Of her husband,
Abilio Guerra Junqueiro, are
credited with having had a de-
cisive influence on the 1910
revolution which ousted the
8O0-year-old Portuguese mon
archy. Mr.. Junqueiro died in
1923. Most Of his works were
dedicated to his wife. "the light
of my spirit"