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Nautilus achievement is finally
focusing the attention on the
Arctic region, attention that
should have been paid long
ago."
Representative Hays, Demo-
crat of Ohio, a senior member
of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, said he thinks the
Nautilus trip will help United
States prestige.
But ! think we've got a lot
more to do to Offset the Rus
sian achievements in the minds
of the peoples of the world" he
said.
Two old Arctic explorers took
the news as a matter of fact.
Both Sir Hubert wilkins, 10
and Vilhjalmur Stefansson. 70
agreed it was wonderful" But
they said it could have been
done long ago with q conven-
tional submarine.
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REACTION
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
one year or more ahead Of
the Soviet feet in the devel-
opment of atomic submarines.
The unnamed navy officer,
writing for the Stockholm
paper Dagens Nyheter, said the
Arctic cruise by the Nautilus
was a final test and a full hit. "
In Italy, the voyage got its
biggest play in the Commu-
mist newspaper L'Unita. which
carried it at the top of page
/. II Populo, ofhcial organ Of
the governing Christian Dem
ocrats, carried the story at
the bottom Of page /.
Hailed by SaltOnstall
Back home, Senator Saltons-
tall, Republican Of Massachu-
sets, called the feat another
example of American initiative,
courage and exploring intrep-
idity."
Senator Aiken, Republican
of Vermont, said 1T strength
ems public and free world con-
fidence."
Senator Magunson, Demo-
crat of Washington, said the
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Mrs. John Meyer,
Civic Worker

Mrs. John J. Meyer. ST., 40,
an area resident for many
years who was active in civic
work in Fairfax County, died
yesterday at the National In
stitutes of Health.
A resident of Dunn Loring,
Mrs. Meyer had served as a
director in the old, Fairfax
County Community Chest. She
also was active in the Fairfax
Unitarian Church.
The former Ethelwyn Hine,
she was born in New Rochelle,
N. Y. but came to Washington
as a child She was a graduate
of old Central High School and
American University.
Mrs. Meyer is survived by her
husband; two sons, Allan and
Leroy, and her mother, Mrs.
Edward S. Hine, all of Dunn
Loring
Services will be held at 2 pm
Wednesday at Pearson's fu-
neral home. ATE North Wash
ington street. Falls Church.
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Sentences Of 7
Performers at
Club Suspended

Two Players Club perform
ers were given suspended SEN
fences yesterday in Municipal
Court.
Dancer Norma L. linton, Is.
known on the stage as Sherri
Winters of the $500 block Of
Horner place Sc, pleaded
guilty to participating in an
indecent performance. Master
of Ceremonies Johnny A. Frisco.
AZ. pleaded guilty to disorderly
conduct.
Assistant U. s. Attorney
Charles w. Halleck said Miss
winters performance rather
than the brevity Of her cos
tune was chiefly responsible
for her arrest at the club at
Fifth and X streets NV.
Miss Winters told Judge Mil
dred E. Reeves she had been
on the stage for 10 years and
never had been arrested for
her performances before.
Judge Reeves warned the
dancer she would revoke sus-
pension of the sentence of $3.50
or 100 days If she repeated her
performance in the District Of
Columbia. Frisco. who was
charged with using intemper-
ate language during his act.
according to Mr.. Halleck, was
given a suspended sentence Of
500 or SO days.
Charges were dropped
against the Players Club man.
ageri Jimmie Bakalis. IS. Of
the 2100 block of Yorktown
road NV. and dancer Barbara
Mewshaw. rs. Of Miami, Fla.
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1t. james AIger
Gruveside Rites

Graveside services for I'd 1t.
James A. Alger III. who died
in a helicopter crash In Green
land on July "a, win be held at
? pm Monday in Arlington
Cemetery.
1t. Alger. who was %. entered
the Army for two years service
last January. Prior to that he
was employed by the Chesa-
peake a. Potomac Telephone
Co. in Baltimore. He was
graduated as an electrical en-
gineer from Virginia Poly
technic Institute last June.
1t. Alger is survived by his
widow. the former Mary Helen
Pierdon. and son. James w.. of
the home address. 1891 Forty
second street NV. and his
parents. Capt. and Mrs. James
A. Alger. jr., Of New London,
Conn. Capt. Alger is assigned
to the Coast Guard Academy
there.
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Venezuela Deports
Five as PIotters

CARACAS, Venezuela. Aug. Q
AP).-The ruling junta has
deported five men prominent in
the regime of exiled dictator
Marcos Perez Jimenez along
with the leader Of a new politi-
cal party.
The provisional government
of Admiral Wolfgang Larraza-
bal contended all were involved
in a plot July % that failed to
unseat the junta that succeeded
Perez Jimenez after a bloody
revolution last January.
More than a score of army
officers and civilians had been
deported to Curacao previously.
The government is preparing to
exile seven more directly to the
United States.
The new batch in a purge of
alleged Marcos Jimenez sup
porters includes:
Alberto Caldera. chief Of the
huge oil-chemical industry in
the Perez Jimenez regime.
Napoleon Dupuy, described
as the millionaire representa-
tive of a Belgian arms factory
Napoleon GRAHAM. accused
of having profited hugely from
Perez Jimenez public works.
Vitelio Reyes. press censor
in the ousted regime.
Luis T. Tribe. a Perez Ji-
menez financial adviser.
j. M. Romero de Pascuali,
leader of the newly formed
Venezuelan Federal Organiza-
ton, a political party.
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Col. Albert Curdy;
80 Years in Army

Col. Albert j. McCurdy, jr.,
so, USA, retired. who served 80
years in the Army. died Thurs
day in a st. Petersburg. Fla,
hospital.
A native Of Washington, Col.
McCurdy went to st. Petersburg
four years ago from Fort Col
Inns, Colp.
He is survived by his widow
Mable. six daughters and a
brother.
Services were held today in
st. Petersburg, with burial in
Royal Palm Cemetery.
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Iduho 6. O.P. Women
Goes on HONEYMOON

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Aug.
8 (AP). - daho's Republican
national committeewoman, Mrs.
Phyllis Loeher, 48, was on a
honeymoon today with James
w. Kline, %, who was her
neighbor while he was attend
ing the University of Idaho.
Mrs. Loehr won a divorce a
week ago from DR.. Doyle M.
Loehr. prominent physician at
Moscow, Idaho, on grounds of
cruelty and separation after
20 years of marriage. They have
two children, 10 and Is. Mr..
Kline, who has no children,
was divorced by his wife in
1857 on grounds of cruelty.
Mrs. Loehr and Mr.. Kline
were married Thursday at St.
Johns Lutheran Church here.
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draveside services for Pred
n. Case. an attorney here for
rs years. win be held At 2
pm. Monday In Arlington
Cemetery.
Mr.. Case. who was 50. died
July 20 IN Miami. Fla. Fu-
neral services were held In
Miami last Sunday.
A native of Sc. Louis. Mo-.
Mr.. Case came 10 Washington
In 1877. He attended WASH
ington University IN 81. Louis.
and was a graduate Of Ma
tional University here.
Mr.. Case was admitted 10
the District bar in. 1891. and
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Senate yesterday. the bill now
goes to Mr.. Frondizi for his
approval. It would set up q
General Confederation Of La
Dor with the right to speak for
all unions and require new
elections in unions. even
though they have elected pres
idents. Some sections follow
the old Peron labor law pre-
cisely.
The General Confederation
Of Labor was Dictator Juan
Peron's chief source of political
strength until military forces
pitched him out in 1855.
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TrujiIIo, Jr., illness
Held Stomach Upset

ACAPULCO, Mexico, Aug. 9
(AP). - Gen. Rafael Trujillo,
jr., was reported improving
from an illness suffered aboard
mis- luxury yacht Angelica.
Reports had been published
in Mexico City saying a doctor
feared he might have diphtheria
but a source close to the DOM
inican playboy said he was
stricken with an upset stomach
A Trujillo friend said: The
general has fallen in love with
Acapulco and just does moi
want to leave. Also he knows
he will have to get to work al
soon as he gets home and Is
delaying his departure"
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Draths

Aasasi q. 1855. a pls,rici General
Hospital, JOHN A. WALKER, beloved
husband Of Elizabeth Walker and
brother OF walter Chatham OF New
York city. n Y. Also surviving are
i'hsI reI sapcs, ap hu.u 1r'na 20 nsr
friends nav V cali a. BROOKS W 4 alien
Funeral Home, 18TH and Florida
ave NV. where services win ;.
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
WESLEY. ROGER b. on wednesday,
August q, 1885. a. Washington Hos.
ga h Sep ss,s ROGER ns 3 s,lO wFsL soS
81 Mrs. Magsis wesley and tSs
late Charles Wesley, devoted brother
OF Mrs. Alma W. CUNNINGHAM and
beloved uncle of Mrs callie G
After 3 pm. sunday. August 70.
friends may call Al the Henry s.
Washington a Sons Funeral Home,
tsSs w nfaR Re h s n ns on s5e 'e a
Evans ofieiatins' interment LIN.
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
wHEELOcK. WILLIAM WALLACE, on
LIAM WALLACE WHEELocK Of ~
Washingt0n ave. Pals Church, Va
beloved husband Of Nancy I whee-
lock, father Of William Wallace
WheeiioeH. brother Of OF Mrs Marie are
Meeker and Mrs. Pearl Fenwiek
Friends may call az the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S4l Wilson blvd. Ar,
be held on Monday August IL, Al
pm. Interment National Me-
wHITTEMORE. JIM w.. ST.. On Thurs
day, August z, 1865. at Washington
Hospital Center. JIM ". WHITE
MORE. ST., Of 90lS Markham ST y,
silver Spring. Nd. beloved husband
Of Ruth q, Whittemore, father Of
and Mrs. Clarence C.. Whittemore Of
whittemore Of siiverton, Tex. and
Clyde Whittemore Of Forney, Tex
Friends may eall at the s. Il Hines
NV. after ~ noon Saturday, Au-
gust .. Services at the above fu-
neral home on Monday, August ! J.
at s am. (parking facilitie0 In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
WINTERS. REGINALD L. suddenly
on Tuesday, August 5, 1888. REG
a ~ NJ P,ortn ns y Hf' w,Dts y one
sister and four brothers also sur
vive After 4 pm. Sunday. August
10. relatives and friends are in
vited TO call at the funeral home
OF Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th st
sc. Services and interment pri-
vate. NlO'
YARDLEY, HERBERT OSBORNE. on
Thursday. August z. 1858. at his
home, 1913 Rosensteel ave. Forest
Glen. Md, HERBERT OSBORNE
YARDLEY, husband Of Edna R
Yardley, father Of DR. Jack NJ Yard
ley and brother Of Mrs, c, Kenneth
Austin Mr.. Yardley rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave Silver Spring
Nd. (parking facilitiesl Services
at Fort Myer Chapel on Monday
August II, at 10 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry with full military honors.
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Areentines Irked
By New Labor Bill

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. Q
(AP).-Passage of a new law
backed by the old Peronist
labor leaders touched of in
creasing complaints today that
President Arturo Frondizi's
government was being too
friendly with extremists of
both right and left.
Approved by the Argentine
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Red to Visit Fair

BRUSSELS. Aug. Q APP
President Klementi Y. Voro-
shilov Of the Soviet Union will
be welcomed by King Baudouin
tomorrow when he arrives for
a visit to the World Fair. He
will be entertained at Laeken
Palace.
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Plan Bored to Stone
Milton Eisenhower

SAN SALVADOR, FL Saliva
dor, Aug. Q (APD.-Police dis
closed yesterday that Miguel
Angel Cruz Melara, II. has
been under arrest since July
q on charges of planning tc
stone DR.. Milton Eisenhower
on his visit to San Salvador
Detectives in a crowd over
heard Cruz Melara tell Of q
plan to stone DR.. Eisenhower
the announcement said, anc
arrested the youth.
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auurilins

als Mhs. YKffA KKPfkn WI bs
% NJ an. al the ohev aholom
csmeteFy Friends and relatives
PosiN. ABRAHAM. AND BARBARA
ABRAHAM, There VII b. = dou.
,s nnyollinf Il inc mepsoEsisss. ! q 4
ABRAHAM on sunday. hurnsi 10
essmscrisi d.r a@ one q kI M. o sssi
o. fAllA Church, ON lee NV
Relatives ana friends invited,
THE FAMILY
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GurA Of Uhunks

TM9mrsoN' 9nEkah,, TIE isRlllg
THOMPSON elshef "a. expTeas their
sraiituas iof the nora lFlbules and
loI the services Of che Rev Mount.
ford, 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
]. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath ST and Mass Ave NE Ii S-5H00
CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
FORT LINCOLN. . ervpts: Garden Of
T-QcSS
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--3 sites
lot A, Sec III. best cash onef
ia 1890
FORT LINCoLN-4 sites, in the Gar
den of our Lord Gy i-la.o
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARn-bloek
W. choice sites, less than cost
KE s-1i6l.
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eARsoN, ROBERT. on Tueaday. Au.

Eust 5, 1858, at the District Cen
eral Hospital. ROBERT CARSON,
husband Of Nellie Carson. He also
is survived oy three brothers. one
sister and = host Of Other relatives
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu.
neral Home, 30 n ST. ne. after /
pm Sunday, August 10 Services
viii be held on Monday, August
Baptist Church, 5Oth and lee SITS.
ne. Interment Carver Memorial
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DLAYLOCk, HELEN L. On Friday,
ton Hospital. HELEN T. BLAYLoCK,
devoted wife Of William Blavloek
and beloved mother Of william o.
Blaylock: aunt Of Faith Newsome
aud Ellen Newsome. Also surviv-
ms are four sisters-in-law and
three brothers-in-law Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements By the
Rollins Funeral Home. IL
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nARNER. NORA VIRGINIA. of North

Beach, Ma. on August 8, 1865,
wife Of Robert e Garner, mother
Ssus hiaaa of ap Mrs.. H Sassn. qBs Burnett
and sister Of Mrs, James Burrell
and Mrs Pearl Burns Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT
18th st Sc, on Monday, August
II, at . pm. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 10
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GENUS, JENNIE. on Friday. August
s, 1855. JENNIE GENUS Of l44l

s. 1865. JENNIE GENUS Of I44l
Clifton St NV. beloved wife Of
oeorEe Genus; devoted mother oil
ellie Majors and Mildred Forman,
sister Of Mary Jones, Birdie Gray
son and West HoganS She also Is
survived by eleven grandchildren,
FIVE great-grandchildre other rela-
tiveS and many friends. After II
am. Sunday. August 10, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel 1882 You st. NV. Fu-
neral services at pm. Monday
AusnSt II, at the First Baptist
Church, 21th st. and Dumbarton
ave. NV, Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 10
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HARDWOOD. ELIzABEIh KEENE, o.

MsdnesSSy; Augnst t q; iS5s' ELIZA.
OF 81 55th ST. Sc, beloved mother
OF Oh ns chSr,es Hen,y MA Esrwoo5 SS ~
grandmother Of Malcolm Tyrone,
Ronald Keene. Florita Denyce and
Charles Lawrence Harvood Also
surviving are brother. Albert
friends. After 4 pm. Friday. Au-
gust s, friends are invited 10 call
at. the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st, NV, where services viii
be held on Saturday, August O. at
pm. Interment Bradford. VI. Q
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nLANKENsH1P. CHARLES. ON Thur,

sss z ASsass cHARsRRss siAkk MIN.
SHIP Of 20 Columbia ave. Ia
koma PARK; Nd. beloved husband
father OF Warren II BlankenShip.
He also 10 survived BY two grand-
children. Friends may call ct the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Car
roll 81. NV tparkinR oppositel,
where services will be held on
Monday. August II, at 1915 pm,
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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srARKE. PETER H.. sr. on Friday.

August S, 1865, at Arlington Hos
pitai. PETER H. sTARKE, ST.. Of
1904 North Role st.; Arlington
Starke, father OF Peter H. Starke,
ir., and Mrs. Joseph Rafferty,:
brother of Mrs. Catherine Waller
OF Los Angeles, Calf. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
where there will be a recitation Of
the rosary on Sunday, August 10,
az s pm Mass will be offered at
st. Charles Catholic Church, 1904
North Washington blvd, Arlington,
Va, on Monday, August IL, at
8 am. for the repose of his soul.
1nterment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry 10
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sENGRIcH. GEoRGE a. on Th

GEORGE a. on Thurs-
Ssy A1sSst ir,I lSSs, " u6 osGrse
GEoRoE A. SiNoRicH Of 1900
Massachusetts, ave. NV, Beloved
husband OF Matte Gingrich and
brother Of John qingrich Of New
aGi SsrieS S q california Services sea snd
interment lola, KauS. 9
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ALQER. JANIS A. IN, suddenly. on
snsd S JAAs6sI 4, ALo,ER ,i III DE, g.
don Aiser, father Of James William
Aleer and son o. CAPT and MIs
lame, - A ,nssrm " v hrI,es,an NY
tlonal Cemetery, on Monday Az.
friends viii meet In the Admins
traitor Building Al Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery a. i;tb ON. 10
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SMITH, GERTRUDE. on ThgEsday,

Aueust Z, 1855, GERTRUDE
SMITH Of 1881 9th st. NV, beloved
mother of Rebecca Waters and Mary
B. Logan. She also is survived by
Lakeland, Fla: three grandchildren,
other relatives and many friends
After IL am. Sunday, August 10,
friends are invited TO call at the
Morrow a. Woodford Funeral Home,
1922 18th st.. w., where funeral
August IL, at IL noon, the Rev
Mcintyre oficiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery, Death
will never separate us from Mama.
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cnnK. RICHARD. on Friday, Aueust

l96s;, g ~ 18th s.; Sc; RICH H
Of Anna Cook. father Of Mrs. James
Gallagher, Miss Lucy Cook and Rus
sell Cook, brother Of Mrs. Florence
Raley. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Tuesday, August IL, AZ
1890 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. IL
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August 2, 1858. At Carroll ManoT,
Hyattsville, Nd, MARY ? CON
merry. beloved wife q ne la de
Virginia Myers, Ruth L and Pau
line A. Connery and Helen c Ions
She also is survived by. grand
children. Friends may call at the
T. =. Costello, Funeral Home l722
Saturday, August y. until $3.50 am.
Monday. August II REQUIEM mass
at 81. Patricks Church at 2 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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RANEs. MuRIEL n. on Prldar. A

aust $. 1855. At her rssidsnes. ts0S
Chevy Chase DR., Chevy Chase. Nd !.
MuRfEL IA. BANES. beloved wife
Of Henry b, Banes. mother OF Mas
Mary-Ethel Banes. Friends may call
ct the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
se0l 18th 81, nv from 70 ~
the above funeral home on Mon
sasy,,A,.sa5u 't ~ I PIN; .paTtlnE
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wADsWORrH, MRS. NANCY, DIED

on wednesday, August q, 1885, at
her home In Northeast Harbor. Me,
after a long illness, MRS NANCY
WADSwORTH. aged az years. wife
OF Eliot Wadsworth OF Washington.
d c., formerly Of Boston, Mass.
Funeral services will be held
q 81, Mary's Church, North
east Harbor. Ne. at 5 pm sun
day August 10 Mrs. Wadsworth
also is survived by q brother, Edward
r Whitman Of Baltimore. Nd:
sister, Mrs. Winthrop MCKim O.
Tuxedo, N. Y, and dauRhter.
MIS-. WadSRorth larson Of New
York: also two sons BY . rrevious
marriage to Guy Hamilton Sculi,
GUY H Soul OF Atlanta. Ga and
David Soul of EaSton. Nd She also
is survived By nine Grandchildren
lnterment Mount Auburn Gene
terry. Cambridge. Mass. Kindly omit
flowers Instead contributions may
be sent 10 the School of Nurstng
nrrsbyterian Medical Cen
ter, New York CITY. N, Y. .
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S, 1865. LOUIS DEBoLE Of 1894
OF Mary Debole, father Of Mrs.
Bernie Dupree OF North Carolina,
Frank and Pete Debole Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home,
1921 18th st, NV. on Monday,
mass at st. Gabriel's Church at
Q am. Interment Gate OF Heaven
Cemetery. 10
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cRosoN, WILLIAM M. on Friday

S HSsT't w Ii isSY NJ GIBSON sESss H0 Of
fTis Emerson I'd. Hyattsville, Md !,
formerly OF Ryan, Va. father Of
Mrs. Nellie o'Meara Of washington,
ID. C.; Mrs. Edith Flynn Of RYAN.
Va: Russell Croson OF Washing
ton, D. c.: Mrs. Helen Calkins OF
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Mrs. Iva
Stickman OF Arcola, Va, and Mrs
Eileen williams OF Hyattsville, Md
Remains resting at the Colonial
Funeral Home. Leesburg, Va, Serv-
ices will be held at . pm. Monday,
August IL. EST at the Ryan Meth
0dfst Church 10
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6ANII' JUsEIH' On MUnIuHy' ~ ~
CAN'T OF Annapolis, Md. beloved
husband OF Annie Mae CAN'T. Re-
mains may be viewed after pm
today at the Brown a Davidson
Bros Funeral Home, $685. Eads St.
ne, where funeral services Will be
held on Sunday, August 10. at >
pm. Ludlow 1-3366). Interment
WoodiaWn Cemetery
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io TSa1saay st Aasas, 1889 Sap ID SSalSs
Lee. Nd. NELLIE C TOWERS OF
1912 South Ives St, Arlinston. Va.
wife OF the late John W Towers,
Edward and Raymond Towers. sis
ter OF Mrs. Emma Lovett. Serv-
ices at the s. H Hines Co Funeral
Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV. on Mon
day, August IL. AZ II am park;
Cemetery. 10
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day, August 3, 1865, FREDERICK
hs,o EMoE SL.S Of 1873 ~ list 18th st. rsssi
and father of Marie Engel and
Katherine Daisey. Notice Of funeral
later. Mattinngly Funeral Service
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CASE, FRED ROBERT. on TUESDAY

CASE, FRED ROBERT. on Tuesday,
July g, 1858. FRED ROBERT
CASE, attorney Of Washington, D, c.,
West Palm Beach and Miami, Fla
Mr.. Case practieed Law In wash
ington from 1880 TO 1885 and was
q former member Of the sigma M
Phi. He was q 32d Decree Mason
ano q member Oh the NAH Temple.
Mimai. Fla. Mr. Case also was q
former realtor Of West Palm Beach.
Fla. He is survived BY his wife, Mrs
Hermina p. Case, r. ~; his sons,
Pred, Robert Case. jr.. Nayland
Dennis Case. Richard Hadley Case
OF $500 Hamilton Manor dr., West
Hyattsville. Nd and Huron willis
case OF 81 lee ave, Takoma Park,
Nd, and a daughter, Trisha Elaine
Case. Lutheran services were held
at Tracy Funeral Home, Miami, Fla,
on Sunday, August 3; cremation, on
Monday August a. Burial will be
81 Arlington National Cemetery on
Monday, August IL, at pm 10
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GEORGES aui Hospitsl, ANNIE La RUE
OWENS. devoted wife Of Horace z:
owens. mother of Claudia and
Horace owens, d.; daushter Of
Henry and Mrs Ida Ayers Aver. Also
Marie Webb, Mrs. La Rne Mont
gomery and Mrs. Emily Evans, two
uncles. Otho Ayers and Herbert
Ayers, and other relatives and many
friends; Notice q funeral later
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THOMPSON, DIR. MILTON c. On Fri

THOMPSON, DIR. MILTON G. on Fri
day, August 5, 1858, at Resmor
sanitarium, Bethesda, Md, DIR, MIL
TON G. THOMPSON Of Miami Fla,
band of Eva Z, Thompson. Serv-
ices at the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2a0l i4th st. NV, on Nom
day. August IL, At , pm. parking
facilitieS) Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 10
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gust .. 1898, MARY g. BECKER
81 Florence asISns SsiS snd JOSEPH isisb
W. Becker. Notice OF funeral later
Arrangements by the Collins Fu-
neral Home.
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IV sass lss. az ", n.dp wsskIas ION
Center Hospital. LAURA LUCAS. BE-.
loved wife Of Lanaon Lucas and
tiepdauahter Of Mrs, Dora WEBSTER
Also aurvlvine are . foster sister and
ero1hsf four sisters slF halt broth.
other relatives and friends. Rela.
lives and iriends are Invited 10 call
~ the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 u
81. ne, after ~ noon sunday An-
eunt 10. Services viii BE- held on
Monday, Apgust IL. a. the Mount
ne. at1fam. tnterment woodlavn
Cemetery. 10