davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Mrs. HoIPert Sees Showing
Of Her Gift AtCoIIection

more ike a ''lampoon" than
art. Mrs. Halpert replied.
That's his privilege. Some
people think his paintings
aren't so good either"
Mrs. Halpert said yester-
day that she still communi-
Gates with some Of the So
Wet artists she met that
summer. The 1859 exhibition
knocked them silly" she OBJ
served. 'It gave them an
entirely different insight In
to American art" In visiting
their studios while she was
there, she felt "an immediate
influence" Of the show.
Life Use
The Russian-born dealer,
who has always collected for
love rather than money, has
an agreement with the Cor
coran that she'll have life use
of her pictures and can keep
in her possession up to 40
at a time, that is, 40 from
the 166 chosen for the per-
manent collection.
The choices were made by
Mr.. Bartlett H. Hayes, jr.
director of the Addison CAL
lery Of American Art. from
about 400 works owned by
Mrs. Halpert.
I'VE wanted an outside
person to make the decisions,
a specialist who could be
completely impartial, which
I certainly am not" the do
AlOE c4pld44ACus
Before the preview last
night, Mrs. Halpert was hon.
ored at a dinner given by
Mrs. ,McCook Knox at her
residence. Mrs. Knox Is q
m member Of the Corcoran
Gallery Council.
Among the hundreds who
attended the opening were
Mr.. Hermann w. Williams,
jr., director Of the gallery;
Mr.. Orme Wilson and Mr..
David E. Finley, trustees,
with their wives; Mrs. An
drew Parker Of the Women's
Committee; Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Logan: also Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Louch-
helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Zlotnick, and other Friends
of the Corcoran, who are &C.
quiring many Of the addi-
tional works for the 20tt
century collection.
Mrs. Halpert was askeC
yesterday If she planned Il
take q rest from collecting.
She replied: "I starteu
when I was q youngster, an
I can't stop now"
Evening star., 1962-12-27
ChiIdren's Winter
Clothing Reduced

80 Girls Winter coots, Labelled for
fabric content. Assorted styles and
coIors. Broken sizes Ask. Com
parable values $500 to $500,
1888 TO 24.SS
so Boys and Girls Snow Suits. oil
lobeled for fobric content. Variety
of styles and coIors. BOX. Com
porobIe values 1926 to $500,
1888 to 1888
80 fodder Boys and Girls 3-piees
Snow Salts. Good selection Of styles.
Labeled for fobrie content. "a.
Comparable values 1875 TO 1895.
1883 to 1888
IS ToddIeTs one-pieee Snow Suits
for boys ond girls. Lobeled for fobrie
content. Green, navy, red. "a.
Comparable voIue l4.e5, s.sS
40 Boys end Girls Winter JOekets,
IobeIed for fobric content. Style and
color choice. Box. Comparable VOL
ues l4.95 to $500, 1888 to 1888
WGL-ChiIdren's Apparel E.
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-12-27

all aspects Of the use of tobacco
and smoking habits, as we'll as
possible contributing factors
such as air pollution, indus
trial exposure, radiation and
alcohol"
The 10 member committee
expects to take about six to
eight months to complete its
report.
"The millions who gain their
livelihood from tobacco are vi
tally interested in finding out
the full facts" Mr.. Allen said.
"They have a double interest: (:
AS good citizens and as mem
bers of a major industry"
! In a review of 1862, Mr.. Al
Evening star., 1962-12-27

more campus If the State wants
to relieve the campus here.
DR.. Wilson H. Elkins said
something would have to be
done by 1867. when predicted
enrolment reaches $4,000. He
said expansion Of the College
Park campus is possible but
unfeasible because buildings
would be too Gar apart.
He said stricter entrance re-
quirements would Immediately
eliminate any hope students in
the bottom half of the high
school senior classes have of
gaining admission to the uni
versity.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

independent scientists who are
looking into the matter.
I'VE in the tobacco industry
recognize a special responsible
ty to help science determine
the facts" he said.
The tobacco industry con-
tends no direct link between
smoking and lung cancer has
been proved. Physicians gener-
ally are divided on the ques-
ton.
Research into diseases such
as lung cancer has steadily
broadened the factors under
study, Mr.. Allen said. In addi-
ton to smoking, he said, they
include viruses, heredity, pre-
Evening star., 1962-12-27

vious lung infections, environ
mental pollutants and consti-
tutional and psychological diff
ferences.
This is not to suggest that
smoking should not be investi-
gated further" he said. "It is
to suggest that lung cancer is
a very complex disease and that
those who would propose re-
strictions against smoking
should be mindful Of all the
facts, not jdst some of them"
Last month, the surgeon gen.
erals Advisory Committee on
Smoking and Health started a
broad review of "the scientific
literature and basic studies on
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Mems Fine
Sportsweor Reduced
For Clearance

81 Wool BIozers, doubIe-breosted
style, oil by fomous maker. Com
porobIe value $500. 1888
S5 Sport coots, oIl-wooI and wool
blend fobrics in wide selection of
popular potterns and colors. 3-but-
ton center-Vent styling with potch
and flop pockets. lobeIed for fobrie
content. Comparable values 1895,
$500 and 1895.
1888, z4.ss and 1888
20 Worm Sureoots with OrIonD
ocrylic pile lining and bulky knit roll
collar and cuffs. HeoVy-duty Upper.
Ton color only, oil lobeled for fobric
content. Comparable volue 1895.
1888
81 Outer Joekets by welI-known
maker, some with SNORT suede fronts.
All lobeied for fabric content. Conn.,
poroble voIues 1895 ond 25.95.
1888 and 1888
IA Imported Cotton PopIin Joekets
with upper front, slosh corded
pockets and wool collar insert. All
lobeIed for fobric content. Com
porobIe value 1895. 2I.ss
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Clearance Sovings on
Small Appliances

3 DoFmeyeT Fry Pons. 1885
7-s-cup DOrmeyeF PeTeOIotors,
CP8U. 9.S6
5 chromed Dormeysr Hond Mixers,
HM6. $50
u Dormeyer Knife ShoTpeners,
KS2. $50
] MouIinex Meet Grinders. 1886
4 ROto-BroiI Crest Con Openers.
4.S6
II RotO-BrOiI Lonssr Con Openers.
$50
9 SpOrtus Electric Clocks. 1856
II West Bend Kobob-n-0riII. 1886
5-4-SIiee West Bend ToOsters.
II.s6
6-z-SIies West Bend ToOsteTs.
$50
7 West Bend Fry Pens with con-
trolls. 32ll. S.S6
II Knopp- Monarch Toosters. 6.s6
4 DormeyeF 4o-cup Coffee Urns.
1886
6 Dormeyer HDI Hair Dryers. s.s6
7 Dormeyer API Air Purifiers. 1856
WGL-SmoII Appliances, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Gift Shop Sovinss Of
Va to More Than "

IS Sets Of s Hon d'oeuvres Picks
in q 4" "GoIf Bog" includes 3 woods
end 3 irons in silver color. Compor-
able volue more than double. 1856
rs Hen-on-o-Nest Serving Dishes
from California in colorfuI pottery.
Comparable value 6.99. 3.S6
so SonO Koshi Sets, 3-piece for
bridge or entertoinine. White porce-
loin cup, plostic soup bowl with red
and gold tone top and 9x6" pIostic
troy with red and gold color ground.
Comparable value more thon double.
86e
II9 White ceFomie Coffee Sets, s.
piece. 8-cuP pot, creoner and sugar.
Comparable value 4.99. 2.S6
4S White ceFomie PIotteFs, l2xl6".
Comparable value 2.9o. 1856
7 Quaker 5-Pieee Troy-TobIe Sets:
4 kine-size, butterfIy-desien fiber
glass troy tobles plus Converto serv-
ing cort designed with heating unit.
Cart doubles os storage rack. Com
porobIe value $500. 1886
II Stond Alone Troy TobIes with
heot-resistont, simuloted woInut top.
Comparable value more than double.
Eoeh 4.46
243 Ceramic cossssoies with condIe
Warmer, quart. White with oouo,
pink, or opricot cover. Comparable
value more than double. 2.46
WGL-The Gift Shop, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27

Washington Store Only:
I SowyeT Remote Control Slide Pro-
ieetoF with remote unit. Comparable
Volue 10000. 5000
3 BinoeuIos with de luxe leather
coses, corryino strops. Comparable
voIue $500. 1900"
z Bell g Howell Wireless Remote
Control Slide Projectors with remote
unit. Comparable volue 269,oo.
5000
I Airequipt Wireless Remote Control
Slide Protector with remote unit.
Comparable volue 1000. 5000
I Bell O. Howell smm Movie Pro-
isetoE. Comparable volue s995.
1000
6 kodok smm Movie comeros.
Comparable Volue $500, 100
4 ooIits 4ox4o" Projection Screens,
with sturdy tripod stonds. Compor-
oble Volue 1000. 500
] Crown smm Zoom Lens comeFo
with coupled exposure meter. Com
poroble Volue 10000. 5000
3 Monsfisld Electric Eye 3Smm
comero Outfits complete With leoth-
er eose and flash gun. Comparable
volue 5000 $500
I PoIoFoid 900 Electric Eye Com
sro, the top-of-the-Iine In po-
loroid's electric eve series. Compor-
eble volue 1895. $500
! Bell o Howell smm Movie Pro-
ieeior. Regularly 5000. $500
Chevy Chose Store onIyi
s-4oS4o" Projection Screens on
tripod stonds, Comparable voue
1000. 500
I Bell q Howell Wireless Remote
Control Slide Protector with remote
unit. Comparable volue 269.oo.
1000
Evening star., 1962-12-27
u. S. Still Expects
Cohen to Puy Up

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27 (AP).
Mickey Cohen has more
troubles.
The Federal Government still
expects the former Los Angeles
gambler to pay $374,476 in back
taxes and interest.
United States Attorney Fran
els C. Whelan said yesterday
he has filed suit to recover taxes
due for the years l945 to 1860.
Cohen entered Alcatraz last
May IA to begin a 15-year sem
tence for income tax evasion.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Cleoronce on
Useful Notions

comparable value Now
70 conveFta choise
Tongue Covers for
oluminum outdoor more than
lounges. double ZOO
IS Blonket Boss Of
Clear Vinyl plostie more than z for
with ripper closing. double l.5o
100 Poeksses Of
SpOolie Hair Curriers'
mode of rubber (32
in poekooe). l.5o 75e
2S converto Lown
Chair Covers for
oIuminum outdoor more than
ehois double 100
WGl-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Clearance Sovines on
Mems Furnishings,
Assorted Gift Items

695 Swiss Cotton HondkeFehiefs, oil
fine quality with hond-rolIed edges.
Comparable values 90, l.5o and
200. 5se, Sse and l.Is
4 Portfolio coFfeemokeFs for coffee
while troVeIino. With pIoid trovel
case. Comparable value SOS. S.SS
z MusieoI Jewel Boxes, fine Swiss
movement. Both leather covered.
Comparable value 1900. 1888
TEevel Tool Kit with fine West
Germon SoIineen steel tools in
leather carrying cose. Comparable
value $500. 1888
81 Mems Imported Leather Wallets,
from England. Comparable volue
500. 3.ss"
20 AIoboster Ashtroys and Cigarette
Boxes in assorted tints. Comparable
value $50. 1888
"PIeose add 1922 Federal tox
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Save on Discontinued
Patterns of Jokson
Shower Curtoins and
Bathroom Ensembles

Loaf pieces in four patterns:
llS Gotham 6x6' curtoins. Com
poroble value 1925, now, s.S5
5ls Foirmont 6x6' Curtains. Com
poroble value 2.95, now, l.S5
Ensemble. Comparable value $50,
now, $50
259 Leaves 6x6' curtains. Com
poroble value 6.95, now, 4.S5
Ensemble, comparable value 1890,
now, $50
ISL FontoiI 6x6' Curtains. Com
poroble value 3.95, now, 2.e5
Ensemble, comparable voIue 100,
now, $50
WGL-Housewores Center, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Tobacco Industry Backs
Federal Smoking Study

also in an American Medical
Association review, Mr.. Allen
said in a year-end statement,
and the Tobacco Industry Re-
search Committee will con-
tinue to support the work of
Evening star., 1962-12-27

George v. Allen, president of
the Tobacco Institute, Inc, to-
day pledged the industry's CO.
operation in a Government
study on smoking and health,
The industry will cooperate
Evening star., 1962-12-27
25% Sovings
On Assorted
SompIe Clocks

Choose wall, floor, monfeI, d. k,
grandmother OF trovsl model eIreks
os well as bOrOmeters. Mostly o,
of-o-kind.
WGL-The Clock Corner, lst
Washington Stote
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Infonts' Cold
Weather Outer
and Play Wear

7s TwO-Pieee Snow Suits for Boys
and Girls. Many styles, eoIors to
select from. All washable. With
matching hat or bonnet. All IobeIed
for fobrie content. Comparable
value 1000 1900
80 one-Pieee Prom Suits with ot-
toched hood. Tops ore lined in
OrIonS-ocNlic pile, stretch bottoms.
Washable. With booties and mittens.
All IobeIed for fobric content. Com
parable value 1900. lI.oo
"a Prom Boss or Prom Suits. Boys
with double side zippers; matching
hots. Suits have ottoehed mittens,
booties, seporte hots. One-piece
styles. Washable. Labeled for fobrie
content. Comparable values 1900
and 400. 500
WGL-The Nursery Corner
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-12-27

Z MensfieId lz-Piees Smm Movie
comsFe and PFoieetion Outfit. every
thing needed 10 toke and show 9mm
movies. Comparable VoIue 10000.
5000
z MonsfisId smm Movie Editors
with 400; ;eopoeity reel. Comparable
volue 1900. TOO
z Kodek Smm Movie comeros.
Comparable volue 800. TOO
! Wollensoek 8mn, 3-Lens Movie
comeFe, O trode-in. 1000
Wheaton PloEa Store Only;
2-l2-Piees Msnsfield Smm Movie
Outfit. Includes everything needed
for tokino ond showing home movies.
Comparable volue 10000. 5000
z kodek Smm Movie comerss.
Comparable Volue 1900. 100
Sowysr Slide Protector with hor-
izontoI levelino, for1ord and reverse
controls, Complete with easy edit
troy Comparable value 1000.
$500
2-4oH4o" Projection Screens on
tripod stonds. Comparable volue
1000. 500
7 Corners Store onlyi
I kOdok Refine ilic 35mm Com
Gro. Comparable volue 1895.
1900.
l-I2-Piees Monsiield smm Movie
Outfit with everything you need 10
toke ond show home movies. Com
poroble volue 10000. 5000
; kodok smm Movie comeres.
Comparable volue 500. 100
l-4oS4o" Lentieulor Projeetion
Screen. Comparable value 1900.
900
! Sowysr 5oo-Woti Slide Protector
with forword and reverse control.
Comes with ! eosy-edit troy. Com
porobIe volue 1000. $500
'Plsose odd lo90 FederoI tox
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Save Va and More on
Misses Sportsweor

ITO Wool Skirts, choice OF varied
full and slim styles. Tweeds, pot
terms and plain coIors in the group.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
ll.e5 TO L7.e5 500 TO 1900
SO Evening co-ordinotes in cot
ton veIveteen and metoIIie-threod
fobrics, oil IobeIed for fabric con-
tent. Tops, sleeveless or with "a
sleeve, and slim skirts. Misses sizes.
Comparable value 7.99 to 1898.
Eoeh, 500 to 400
4s Bulky orIone Argyle cordisons
with or without collar. Plain coIors.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
8.e9, 500
79 Wool PulIoveF and cerdison
SweeteFs in choice Of styles.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
1925 to 1895 500 TO $500
II Imported Hond-Knit Wool Cor
disons in O choice of weoves ond
styles. With or without coIIors. OFF,
white, toupe, green or wine. Misses
sizes. Comparable value $500 and
1895. $500
81 Imported Wool Skirts, slim style
with royon lining. Toupe, green or
wine. Misses sizes. Comparable
value $500. 1900
20 Beaded and Brcid-oeeented
Sweaters in blends with fur fibers,
IobeIed for fobric content. Choice Of
designs. Comparable Volue 22.95.
100
WGl-SportsWeor, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Pre-Inventory
Clearance of
Fine Fashion FobFics
By Fomous Makers

comparable value I.79 T00
to more than double "
1886 yards including: Cotton cor
duroy prints, DoeFon9 poIyesteE and
cotton prints, cotton and Foyon bro
codes, AFnelG trioeetote and cotton
seeTsuekeFs, embroidered and en-
bFoideFed type eottons, cotton sport
prints, printed cotton VoiIes, cotton
knit jerseys, Iominoted and stretch
fobTies, stripes and plain linens,
royon ribbon weoVes and loey wool
knits. All lobeIed for fabrie content.
4S7 Yords of Noted-Moke Cottons
and Blends, many one-of-o-kind.
Eosy core. All IobeIed for fobric
content. Included: Checked cotton
einehoms, striped and printed cot
tons, cotton sotins and tapestries,
woven stripe cottons, sport cottons,
blends Of Chromspun ocetote ond
cotton, printed cotton plsses, tex
tured cottons, royon and cotton
ploids and stripes, cotton oraondies
and eyelet botistes ond DocronB
polYester prints. Comparable voIue,
LOO to more than double. Yard soc
WGl-Foshion Fobrics, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27

len reported $40 billion ciga-
rettes were sold in the United
States, 8 billion more than
in 1861. Consumers spent about
500 billion for cigarettes and
$7.8 billion for all tobacco prod
ucts, both greater than in 1861.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
BIouses
GreotIy Reduced
200 to 500

comparable vaIne
3.99 to 7.99
500 tailored and dressy bIouses In
o wide choice Of styles and eoIOrs.
Sizes 81 to 3s. but not every style
and color in every size.
WGl-Neckweor and BIouses
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Toy Store
Reductions

IS cOpy-Kwiks. Comparable value
4.95. 2.ss
"a Honeymoon Cor Toys. Com
parable value 3.e9. I.9e
5 ToOdIoo Dolls. Comparable value
9.es. 4.ss
Block Pony. Comparable value
1926. 1888
6 Jumbo Stok BIOx Sets. Comparable
value 4.98. ass
II Little ShOsmokers. Comparable
voIue 300. I.4s
6 Do-It-YourssIf FIoseIets. Com
porobIe value 2.9e. I.4S
20 Whimsie Dolls. Comparable voiue
7.e8. 4.ss
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Elkins Discusses
U. of Nd. Growth
By the Associated Press

The president Of the Univer-
sity of Maryland said planning
should begin Immediately for
expanding the schools Balti-
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Remnants Friday Only
We Clear Our comero Shelves,
You Sove " and More on Each Item

No down payment monthly purchases Of $500
more. PIeoss he sepoos Store Ioeotions
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Slightly Irregular
Atlantic Luggage

These GrosshOppsr cosss ore light
weight. nest for cosy Storage. In
brown, sroy or blue vinyI covers
thot wipe eIson with q damp cloth.
Not every size In eoeh color.
" perfect Nov
1911" 6rosshop-
per coses. 1900 500
$40" Grosshopper
coses. 1000 1000
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tos
WSL-Luooooe, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
On Sale Friday $50 AM

Foshion 5th Shop
Suits at Savings
Group includes the seasons pcpuIcr
styles in fine fabrics, weII-toilored.
All IobeIed for fobrie content.
Misses sizes.
comparable Value Now
10 Suits 1875 to 1885 1900
50 Suits 1895 1900
WGL-Foshion 5th Coot ond Suit
Shop Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-27
The Gorden Shop:
Clearance SoVinqs

comparable value Now
! REQ ~" seIf-pro-
PEELED n" Mower 1895 Sz.66
I REQ Il" Hond-
Propelled Mower eT--l29.o5 $500
z SUbuFban 20"
Mowers 1925 sz.4o
SubuFbon 20"
Rotary Mower 1895 s2.46
Z Suburbon 21z-h.p
Spin-StaFt Mowers 69.95 1885
zSunbeom 20" Self
Propelled RotaTy
Mowers 1895 1885
3 Sunb m 20"
hond-PFopeIled Ro-
tory Mowers 1895 1886
z Sunbeem 20" Ro-
tory Mowers 1895 $685.
z SubuFbGn 20"
Mowers, pulI-stort 1895 32.46
z Atkins 3-h.p. Self
Propelled n" Rotary
Mowers 1926 1856
Snow Blowers:
s REQ Isl, hond-
propelled 1895 1900
4 REQ 20", self
propelled 1855 $500
4 Jei NoFthIond
Models 1895 1900
WGL-The Garden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1962-12-27

WGL-cometos Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton plozo ond Corners
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Fine QuoIity English
Luggage Now " OFF

This imported selection Is top-srsds
IsoihsF and workmanship through
out. Rich dark brown color.
comparable voIus Nov
is Toilet cases,
olSo In ton -----l5.9S SOS
2-i6" Brief cosss,
ton color ----- 1895 ALAS
Al" cosss $500 1850
5-24" cosss $500 $3.50
6-26" cosss -----75.oo $3.50
> Sterling" Bess 5000 1900
'PIeoss odd loqO Federal tox
W5L-Luooooe, Tn Floor,
Washington Store
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-06-06
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
REAL PROPERTY TAX LIENS


o he
of is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
NICHOLSON. FLOYD SANFORD.

FLUIU bANF UhU. Ol
Friday. August "a, 1862. at tn
Hadley Memorial Hospital. FLOYI
SANFORD NICHOLSON, beloved huS
band Of Mrs. Florence T. Nicholson
of 1901 Massachusetts ave. NV, an
father Of Mrs. Carolyn Beck an
Mrs. Shirley Clark. He also is sur
vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Shelton Nicholson; four sisters, Mrs
Nellie Macarthur, Mrs. Bernice Spi
gone. Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, and Mrs
Mary Shives. Friends may call a
Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900 N ST
NV, where services will be held oil
Monday. August -, at IL am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Mrs. McCIoin, rs,
Mother-in-Luw
OfHouse EmpIoye

Mrs. Mollie McClain, rs,
mother-in-law of the minority
clerk of the House of Repre-
sentativeS. died at Washington
Hospital Center yesterday. She
suffered a stroke last Monday.
Formerly Of Marion, Ohio,
Mrs. McClain had been living
here with her son-in-law, Harry
L. Brookshire, and daughter,
Ruth.
A native Of Grovertown, Ind,
she was active many years in
the Eastern Star and the Pres
byterian Church. At her death
she was the oldest member Of
the Lydia Capter. Eastern Star,
in Huntington, Ind. On July
IL this year, the chapter hon.
ored her in abSentia for so years
of membership.
She was a member Of the
Presbyterian Church in Marion
and attended the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her daugh-
ter and son-in law of the home
address. SOFT Allan road, Be-
theSda. Md.
Funeral services will be held
in Marion. Ohio. with burial in
North Judson. Ind. Arrange
mentS are incomplete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
DR.. Andre M. 6. Beneteuu,
Taught at Catholic u.

DR.. Andre M. G. Beneteau, 70,
in Lectoure. France. has been
received by his family.
DR.. Beneteau. a professor of
languages, was the father of
Roger j. Beneteau of 12600
Denley road, Wheaton. He died
of a stroke.
During World War I, he re-
ceived the Croix de Guerre
with palms for heroic action.
After the war. DR.. Beneteau
was awarded a scholarship in
the United States and earned
his MA. and Pho. degrees at
Catholic University in Wash
ington. He also received an
award from the French govern
ment as an officer in the French
Academy of Letters.
DR.. Beneteau was a profess
sor of romance languages al
Catholic University and George
Washington University for
many years. and until 1888 was
secretary to the military at
tache at the French Embassy
In 1888 he returned to
France to teach in private
schools there, including rEcole
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Frederick Lynch,
former Officer

Funeral services will be held
Tuesday for Frederick c,
Lynch. former Air Force lieu
tenant colonel who died Friday
The body is at Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT Eleventh
street, Sc. Visiting hours are
today and Monday from 7 to
10 pm.
The funeral will be in the
chapel at Fort Myer, Va, al
II am. Tuesday. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery, with full
military honors.
The former officer is sur
vived by a son, Frederick. jr.
and a sister, Mrs. Marjorie
Hughes. both of California, ano
four brothers. A. Warren, Ed.
ward w, Paul R. and Ralph j
Lynch, all of Bedford, Mass.
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Mrs. TubIeur,
Active Worker
At Israel Baptist

/ Mrs. Ella Bell Tablear, 70, a
retire d Government worker,
and a longtime Washington
resident, died Friday at WASH
ington Hospital Center. She
suffered a stroke a year ago.
Mrs. Tablear, who lived at
1923 Forty eighth street NE.
and was active in Deanwood
community activities, was a
former General Services Ad-
ministration worker. She was
a member of the Israel Baptist
Church and a member of its
Board of Deaconesses.
She leaves daughter, Mrs.
Lena B. Dyson, of the home
address: a son, Costello M.
Bell, of 1908 Fairmont street
NV; two sisters. Miss Massie
Collins Of the home address;
and Mrs. Grace johnson, of
1718 Swami street NV; and
six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
l pm. Wednesday at Israel
Baptist Church, 636 Eleventh
street NE. Burial will be in
Carver Memorial Cemetery.