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MOsCA. ANTONIO. In loving memory
Of ANTONIO MOScA. who departed
10. 1851.
We think Of him today.
Resting, sleepinR, Just away.
Resting where no shadows fail
HIS LOVING WIPE. RosARIA:
CHILDREN AND GRANDcHlL-
DREN.
M0SCA, ANTONIO. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear father, ANTONIO
MOScA, who passed away eight
years ago today. june 10. 1881.
when . father breathes his last
The stroke means more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
JOE AND ANN.
RHEA. ROBERT PRESTON. A tribute
OF love and devotion 70 the memory
OF our dear husband and father.
ROBERT PRESTON RHEA. who de-
parted this life twenty-one years
ago today, June 10, 1888.
In our hearts we love to stray
Along the road OF yesterday.
To hear your laughter, TO see your
To talk With you lust a little while.
Never will you be iorgotten. -,
DEVOTED WIPE, ANNIE M, AND
CHILDREN, THELMA A. JEROME
9o5 BAERRTTE B Il 4hH Il 'sMIrH' AND
AUBREY R. In loving
AUBREY R. sAMPsELLE. who
passed away one year aso today,
June 10, 1888.
have lost my souls companion,
life linked with my own,
And day by day / miss you more
As / walk throueh life alone.
Days of sadness still come over me,
Hidden tears so often flow:
Though you left one year aso,
You babe no one q last farewell,
You said Rood-by TO none;
. The heavenly gates lust opened wide
And q loving voice said come
II Is so lonely here. Sweetheart.
So sad along LIES way.
Life is not the same to me
Since God called you away.
YOUR LONELY WIFE ANNA MAY
WEIGH; MAuDE $; ! In Ioyins , men;
and " srsndmother, MAupE s.
WEIGH, who departed this life four
teen years aso today, June TO-
1915.
Some may think YOU are forVotten.
Though on earth you are no more:
But in memory you are with US,
As you always were before
THE FAMILY.
WILL, MARVIN W. A tribute. of love
and devotion to the meMory OF
our husband and father. MARVIN
w. WILL. who died June 10, 1888.
Yet not to thine eternal resting place
Shalt thou retire alone the hills,
Rock-ribbed and ancient as the SUM-
the wales
Stretching In pensive auietness be-
tween
Are but the solemn decorations all
OF the great tomb OF man.
ADA AND REBA WILL
OBIE X. In loving mem
ory of my uncle. OBIE X WILL
LIAMS. who passed away a year
ago today, June 10. 1858.
Never forgotten
YOUR NIECE. GERALDINE Nc
OWE X. In loving mem
DRY of my dear husband. OWE K
WILLIAMS. who passed away one
year ago today, June 10. 1888.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EVA WILL
LlAMS.
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Robert B. WyIie

IOWA CITY, Iowa, June 10
(AP) Prof. Emeritus Robert
B. Wylie. 80, widely known
botanist, died yesterday of
complications resulting from
surgery on a hip injury. He
was a member of State Uni
versity for SO years and was
mead of the botany depart
ment from 1919 until 1910. He
was born in Maquoketa. Iowa.
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George c. De NeoIe, H.
Ex-Murine Corps Coptoin

Army Navy Country Club and
the Kiwanis Club.
He leaves his wife. Eleanor,
and a son. George jr., both Of
the home address. and a broth
er, Stanley. of 1907 Decatur
street NV.
Services will be at 3 pm.
tomorrow in the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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from personnel selection to food
control. until i'll health curtailed
her work.
Mrs. Carmack was a Red
Cross. volunteer during World
War II.
She leaves her husband. Of
the home address; a sister. Mrs.
Marceline Kennerly of Harri-
sonburg. and a brother. Richard
Bradley Of Washington.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow in the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Harrisonburg.
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BRATTLEBoRo, VT, June
10 (AP).-Roland w. Belknap,
81, president of the Vermont
Newspaper Corp, and editor
of the weekly Bellows Falls
Times, died yesterday. The
corporation also published
three other weeklies.
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H. Foster Fudge
cRAwFoRDsILLE.

CRAWFORD5lLLE, IN a.,
June 10 (AP). - H. Foster
Fudge. So. president and for
mer publisher of the craw-
louisville Journal Review, died
yesterday Of a heart attack.
He had been in the newspaper
business most Of the time since
his graduation from Wabash
College in 1918 and had hesA
with the Journal-Review ana
one Of its predecessors since
1924. He was born in Ladoga,
Ind.
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DEATHS
Announcements 81
Services b. Chambers


BEVERLY. MAMIE PURDY. In low
ing remembrance of our beloved wife,
PT 1iasI e., ssfvEER i9am0 sSc d MAMd
this lie on June 10. 1871.
Never TO be forgotten.
THE FAMILY
BRANCH, JAMES T. In loving mem
DRY Of our beloved son and brother.
JAMES T. BRANCH, who passed
away two years ago today June TO-
Days Of sorrow stiIl come over US,
Hidden tears so often nov:
Though you left US two years aso.
Somewhere back OF the sunset.
where loneliness never dies.
You live in a land of glory.
With The blue and the sold OF the
son: BRoTHERs, IuTHER AND
Me BRANCH pid6s. ' wa"
BRENT, WILTON e. In loving mem
oIy Of my husband. WILTON c
brent .o Ss sSd. Da':s Sn. aYe' ,sSg
miss you now. my heart Is sore:
As time goes By l miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face.
No one can MI your ,, vacant an, place.
BUTLER rs JOHNNIE 2; n mem
Z fourteen years ago today.
| IES June 10. f94b, at Ora Bay.
UN New Guinea.
How long it's been since last we
The pleasure OF an hour with you;
II seems the lapse Of time would
The sorrow rsa in our hearts we feel.
II seems as only yesterday
You srasped HIS hand and went
Fond memories Of you yet stay
Within our hearts as bright as day
And when the time for US has
EE s En- ' SISTERS Z ;''i zsD 'i SScrH
COOPER. THEODORE W. In memory
Of our beloved brother. THEODORE
! W. COOPER, who passed away one
| year ago today. June 10, 1858.
God save US strength to bear It
And COURAGE TO meet the blow,
0' The world Il Wei never " 0i know sSu
still IN our hearts your memory
sweetiy. tenderly, fond and true
There's not q day. dear Brother,
That we 81 sPs M shi Rkp Of A ySSi
HARDY. GILBERT L. In loving mem.
Org Of our dear husband and father,
| GILBERT l. HARDY. who passed
sHay one year ago today June
LLco;v1iNso5 WIFE AND CHILDREN
JONES, JAMES b. In loving memory
JAMES B. JONES. who departed
this life three years ago today,
Our memories are treasures
! That no one can steal:
/ when God called you home
There was heartaehe that no
one can heal.
We haven't forgotten you
i Since you've been gone;
We shall always remember you.
LOVING WIFE, EVA c. JONES:
DAUGHTER, ALICE c. JOHN
SON.
KOONCE, MINNIE B. In loving mem
DRY OF our little niece. MINNIE
p KooNcE, who left us June 10
UNCLE KIoER. AUNT LAURA.
MORROW, FANNIE c. A tribute Of
love to the memory of our dear
; mother. FANNIE C. MORROW who
, left US thirty-one years ago today.
June 10. 1928.
: Sunshine passes. shadows fall,
Loves remembrance outlasts all:
And though the years be many or
They are Allied with remembrance.
dear Mother. OF you
DAUGHTERS. NELLIE, sALLIE AND
AGNES.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN-4 sites, choice loca-
ton near chapel: will sell at cost
IA. 2-1639. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. add Mass. Ave NE. Ii. $4,000
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CARMAcK. ELIzABErH BRADLEY

ELIZABETH BRADLEY.
T.sidepss 400. 400 c Ss1S,sy sy.
Carmeek and sister Of Mrs. Marco
line d. Kennerly Of Harrisonburg.
Va. and Richard B. Bradley OF
Washington. D. c. Services at the
3 H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
ftn 81 nv On 9n., IERsurs9 ,.s;,,; jsne
1nterment Woodbine Cemetery, Har-
risonhurR, Va
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rULLATI. MAURICE. on Tuesday,
MIanRficEi V cuLLATI S0 Beloved 'p nus
band Of the late Fermina cullati,
ttsthsr Of Ms; Li!Ii .,,i DoT ncIra an. and
Mrs. Theresa Berri. both OF Italy,
and Secendo cullati Of France
He also Is survived By one grand-
son. Funeral from the De Vol
Funeral Home, o224 Wisconsin ave.
NV. on Friday, June IL, at 2
am: thence to St. AIMS Church,
Wisconsin ave and Yuma St NV,
where requiem mass will be offered
at $40 am. Friends and rela-
tives invited. InteTment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. IL
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vENEY. MINNIE RUsrINE. on
6Istriet' GENERAL GENE iio sSr. AZ MIN ne
ME RUsTINE vESEY Of i4is
Q st. Sc. wife Of The late Ernest
vsney, cousin of zsddie Harper Of
q Mr.. Julia IA Js sie Msas.
Digs and Martha Lucas. She also
Is survived by other relatives and
friends. After 3 pm. "wednesday,
June 10 friends are invited TO cali
at her above late residence. Funeral
TsuTsdsy WI June s' n'ls 9. Il. Mount
MoIish Baptist Church. 18th and
East Capitol SITS, the Rev. A. J. Ed
wards ofhciating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery Arrangements
aom ;n' 81 %'ii az z. sD'n e.. Fun nc
"4 ;an. a. VILE Is5s WILLIE Eli S %SnSEE
band OF Jennie Walker. father Of
Herman, Louis and Mozell walker.
brother OF Enc 0arvin, Corrine
ols .,.n',! and siSh Walker Walk He also
ley, and q host OF other relatives
day. June 10, friends may cali at
the Crouch Funeral Home, 81 x
st.; NV Services on THURSDAY.
Of Prayer, 9Th and N sts. NV,
Elder Walter McCollough ofiiciatine
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WHITEHALL, NELSON n. At Kecoush-
tan Veterans Administration Hos
pital. formerly OF WASHINGTON. d, C.
on June T.. 1859. father Of Mrs
City, N, c., and Nelson II. White.
hill II Of Montclair.. Calf; brother
Of Mrs. Horace Thiele and Mrs. Ils
AIT Four grandchildren also sur.
vive. Remains at Chambers Fu.
neral Home. 517 18th st. Sc, until
Friday. June 10, at 2 am. Serv.
ices and interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Saturday, jgn. 1859; At tucson.
kT h aSlTS Of M. aAT c tss e.
Hart. son Of Mrs. Carrie Hart and
brother Of Mrs. J, D. Mitchell and
Mr.. Chester Hart. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 18th
81. and Mass. ave. ne, where sery-
ices will be held on Friday, June
IL. at 1880 am. Entombment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
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LEE. EMMA. On Monday. June 8.
1850. at Arlington Hospital. MRS.
EMMA LEE Of Floris. Va. devoted
mother Of Corine Van Horn. Pearl
s saTs s sssk oy MS S SG,sRnn' R ss
mond and Charles Lee. other rela :
tives and many friends also survive
dence, Floris. Va. on Thursday,
JUNE hfts Z. . I'm m T rr,s.S
June IL. at . pm, al the chantiiiy
Baptist Church, chantilly. va, the
Rev. Robert 2, MeMorris ofncist-
ing. Interment church cemetery.
ArrsnEements by the Joynss ~.
ave. NV. WASHINGTON, d. c. IL
MCDONALD. THELMA z. On Monday.
THELMAA' : & SaS; flrsnt he beloved
Mcdonald Of sunnyysIe. Calf. and
Malcolm T. Mcdonald OF Arlington.
Va; sister o. Mrs. Edna Smith OF
lenbereer Of Bethesda. Md; Mrs.
and Charles M. ,Dulin OF Arlington,
va. Shs also i survived BY hve
blvd. Arlington va, w6er. funeral
services viii be held on Thursday.
June ~ at am. lnterment
Parklawn Cemetery. Montgomsry
County. Nd. 10
MERRILL. KEITH, on Monday. June
Mass. Mr. H KEITH MERRILL fSs LO'f hUs.
band Of Mrs, Katharine tAyerJ Mer-
rill. Memorial services at st. john
Church, Beverly Farms, Mass, on
Thursday, June II, at 3 pm II
is requested that flowers be omitted
as only family flowers will be in
the church, Memorial contribu-
Fund children's Hospital, Boston,
a, Moody Co., o Dane St, Bev.
eTly, Mass. 10
MORELAND. MARY LOUISE. On
Wednesday. June 10. 1859. Al
9 afTsSs 4orsr u MoREtZN H SsSs.d
Vie Me- Of he late ~ Samuel Mo %SEeI
mother Of Eugene. William and Wal.
ter Moreland, Mrs Mary OConnor
Mrs. Dorothy Miller. Mrs. Heller
Estep. Ralph Moreland and Fred.
erick Frank; sister Of Charles Bran.
Zell. She also is survived by sixteer
grandchildren and fourteen great.
grandchildren. Funeral from thu
De Vol Funeral Home, 1924 Wis.
H. At $40 am: thence to Ii,
HOLY Trinity Church. seth and
SITS. NV. where requiem mass vii
vited. interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. Friends may call at thu
above funeral home after 10 q m
Thursday, June IL. IL
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LANCE. HULDA NJ. On Tuesday. June
Q, 1859. HULDA NJ. LANCE OF 62Ol
Hampden lane. Bethesda. Nd. be-
loved wife Of the late Ferdinand p
LANCE. mother of Clara Dondero.
Stiekney. August L.. Leo. Ferdinand
and Admiral Georse A. Lance, u. 8.
N. She also Is survived By seven
grandchildren and twelve great
grandchildren. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda, Nd, until 10 pm
Wednesday. June 10. Services and
inteTment Meriden, Conn
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1853 ss rs Sn a1s 1893 SCUM
oofEsooRosEE G. Arii BE nN;EAIE. 1"r 5.
NJ. c, retired, the beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. Eleanor c. De Nesle,
and brother of Stanley De Neale
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
until pm. Thursday, June II.
Services at Fort Myer Chapel TT
2 pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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CURTIS. RERTHA z. On SUNDAY;

June :. 1859, Bertha Z. CURTIS
Of Route 301, Upper Marlboro. Nd.
wife CT the late Edward Curtis and
mother q Mrs; Gags ,1.. ssi s.,,S Geo
Charles. Sylvester and Thomas Cur
its Also surviving are ~ Rrandchil-
dren, seven 4 great- grandchildren.
three sisters. six brothers. other rela-
tives and many friends. After 4
pm. Tuesday. June ., friends are
Invited 70 call at her late resi-
dence. Requiem mass will be cele-
brated at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Upper Marlboro Md. at 10 am
Wednesday. June 10. Interment
Mount Carmel Cemetery. 10
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Capitol St. on June 3. 1859, son
Of Catherine Lake and brother Of
Richard and Stanley Lake Remains
18th st. Sc. until Thursday. June
u. at 1880 Pm. Services and
interment at Arlington National
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is5s sA.l a.as Us msnaes' ' Va
MARY HINTON: beloved wife Of
the late Harry T. Hinton and sister
Of Leslie q. Van Fessen, Mrs Grace
Hart Of stratford: Conn. Mrs. Eliza
and Mrs. Rose Marsh OF Dallas,
Tex. Funeral from the W W. Deal
Funeral Home. 4sl2 Georgia ave.
NV. on Thursday. June II. al
1880 am interment Arlinston
National Cemetery. 10
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De vIh5 LIZ EL[ES X. Or .! sS"Ssy i W,
pt.9 H Ellen De sf VILE HsEan W.T.. Of h e;
late Thomas De Vile and mother OF
Annie Mae Parker and William
Madden. She also leaves one sister;
s:s rs sTStRss and 5hF t.nd n''fs s
may call at her late residence, 1911
Cameron St. Alexandria. Va. after
4 pm. Wednesday, June ~. Fu-
neral services on Thursday. June
Baptist Is chu m;: At the he H Rev a "
Adkins oficiatinE. lnterment clin-
DOM. CLARA c. me. ward. On
MonSMsy, June 8. 1859; CLARA r. ~, G &
E . o:or Md C. 0' bc.S s sns SI h;
Of Clara Alvarado and Evelyn Or
quico. Mrs. Dom rests at the
6asch Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Md. where
jsns f. T s p h s on ihe ncda Z
81. MargaIet.s Catholic Church, Seat
Pleasant. Md, where mass will b.
offered at Gao am Relatives AND
friends invited. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. III
.y y; Hospital vEDA q. DUNGEON
Of 2724 lth ST. NV, Apt.
devoted sister OF Mrs. Verlie d
Johnson. Other relatives and man,
Ing At the John T. Rhinss L. Co
Funeral Home. 3O15 18th st, ne.
where friends may call after 3 pm
Thursday, June II. and where flu
neral services will be held on Friday
In - - o., A.
sanderford ofhciatinR. Intermen
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. II
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lasa. q. &. pl.trist ea.ssTs!
Of 800 10Th st ne, devoted mother
Of MI; conyood Harris; she Else
Constance J. Harris: dauEhter- in.
Law. Mrs. Alice n, Harris. and other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains may be viewed on THURSDAY:
June u; n after Pm a. q TIE Y,, Asli
ave. NV Funera, services on Fri
S Net DSns x ( r. e cSsieh A. s sss
and NJ SITS. NV. the Rev. Robin
son ofiiciatine. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, al
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HELsEL. LINER Ro! sqaa.nly. q

Monday. June 9. 1859. Elmer ROY
HRLsEL OF 1890 Southern ave.
Sc, beloved husband o. Vivian A.
Mrs. Nancy 0eorgen. Elvin Roy.
father Of Carlton and STANLEY
chevnins, brother Of Mrs. Sara
Burkett. Mrs. Minnie fsenberF. Aus
tin and Charles Helsel. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home. 1891 Good Hope I'd
sc. parking faeilitiesl. on Thurs
day. June II. ct ii am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. ALTOONA, Pa.
papers please copy) 10
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KE0EGER, dHlaaILlI. on Iuesday'
iq HTlrs E k h9so woFr'9 9Ss WEST Sa
Glebe I'd, Alexandria, Va. beloved
husband Of GLADYS Kroeger and
father Of Mrs. Ben Distler Of Mis-
souri,. Charles , Of Pals Church,
and Mrs. virginia Lockett. ali Of
Alexandria, Va. He also Is sur
vived by twenty-five grandchildren
Family will be present at the Rob-
ert j. Murphy Funeral Home, 1924
c9 pIn1sdn pse D eaH..n TN n T rn1r;
OF . and pm. and to p pm.
Thursday. June IL. where services
will be held ct 2 pm. Friday. June
IL. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery,
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CLANCY. CHARLES MCKINLEY. or

cHANEY. CHARLES MCKINLEY. on
MCKINLEY CLANCY Of 0lenarden.
cssn.y Oe fStser Of su; %taS. o. nosTt
Mckinley. Charles. Mary. Jane. Har-
vey. Patsy. Margaret and Roosevelt
CLANCY. He also Is survived by
four brothers, three sisters. other
relatives and friends. The late
stewsrt Funersi Home 81 \ ' ~
ne, after 2 pm. Thursday. June
IL. where services will be held
On Friday, June IL. at IL noon
1nxerment Glenarden Nd IL
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Jars ), 1853. Julian 5. cooPER
Of Gil Gresham pl. NV. beloved
husband OF Mamie p, Cooper. brother
Of Granville and lola r. Cooper
tiTss and friends also survive After
nm Wednesday. June 10. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. $50 Rhode island ave. n ".
FuAeral services on Thursday June
IL a. / pm: at the Metropolitan
the Rev Oswald q. Smith ofaciat-
tnh Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 10
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COOPER, JULIAN 3. Oficers and
~ members Of Queen Esther
M Chapter. No. l., o. T. 8.
~ Up. H A., are hereby no
AAAsN tined Of the death Of
- 9 srSthsI JULIAN g;
" Thursday, June II. 1859,
ats1 pm. from the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. 1928 r st. NV.
eoLLEEN 7. PRINCE, ". Y
RUTH B. STOCKTON. seey.
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JOINS. SAMUEL ". OF 1877 Keat-
ing ST., Rockville. Nd. on June z.
father Of Samuel W. IT.. an6 Henry
b. Jones, Rita Patrick and Vir-
ginia O'Brien He is survived By
one brother and one sister, Serv-
ices At Chambers Funeral Home.
June II. at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. 10
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CARLISLE, CLAUDE 0. On Monday,
ISLE Of RceSyille. Ma. Beloved has.
Mnd Of Fannie NJ Carlisle and
fsther Of Mrs. Matte c. Smith.
Mrs. Martha c. Crabbe. Mrs. Doro-
Ennis Mslvn O. and 1Sv, Sisud ts
ean at the Colonial Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey.. Rockville
Nd where services win be held
on THURSDAY. June u, at pm.
1nterment Rockville Cemetery.
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Jun. 1881 aAS Hskisr % SrL EEiSss
She is survived By . devoted hus.
band. Willie 3. Williams: son
Willie h.. williams. jr.: four sisters
seven brothers and many other reia.
tives and friends. Friends may
f aOm. 1 tss TX 81 saeS ON w ssnsrs
day, June 10. after 5 pm. Services
am, at the Canaan Baptist Church
b1l4 Georgia ave. NV, the Rev
M. Cecil Mills ofnciating. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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VAN GkACK, AAkON BENJAMIN.
suddenly. on Tuesday. June 9, 1889,
AARON BENJAMIN VAN CRACK OF
ssios.d III HUSBAND sssd afa't oioris Van vsn
Crack and devoted father OF Vickie
Van Crack. He also Is survived
by his parents, Leon and Jessie
van Crack: three brothers. Irving.
and two sisters, Mrs. Helen Bell.
man and Mrs. Jack Drucker OF
at the Bernard Danzansky Il sons
Funeral Home, 1901 18th 81. NV.
In n,e Tnarid'y kiS SSns DAVID M.ms ai
Garden. Memorial week. l200B
Ashley drive Rockville. Nd
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r0O1ER. JULIAN 3. R. M. A spe-
g. ]: !; ]: q: !. 4;
I'M eial Lodge, No. |. p. A.
~L At IL 80 am, at the tenn
NV. for the purpose Of
arfanging the last Masonic rites
for. our late brother. Past Mas
ter. JULIAN 9. COOPER. Funeral
sts pm. from the Metropolitan
s.e'iSst AT fhlSfh: Tvs " w + q, r."'
Acting Master.
HUGH W. HARVEY secy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

knocked out the core of the states
laws designed to maintain segre-
gated schools, and a three-judge
federal court on that day said
Virginia's school closing law to
prevent Indignation was unconsti-
tutional. These decisions left Vir-
ginia any defense for it's defiant
attitude to the Supreme Court.
Governor Almond told his Vir-
GINA audience that he would ap-
point a commission to map a new
program to save the state from
the legislative acts of the Supreme
Court. The General Assembly will
probably also be called in extra
session to deal with the crisis
which the two court decisions pro-
duced on Jan. 10.
Almond claimed in his TV ad-
dress that no sacrifice was too
great or no burden was heavy for
the current fight against the de-
segregation decision of the Sup
RENE Court. But the fact is that
so many more white people are
not revolving against such extreme
measures as closing schools to pre-
vent school desegregation.
A statewide organization has
been formed to save the public
schools segregated or integrated.
Sponsors of this movement have
said repeatedly that their concern
is not with segregation or integra-
ton but education.
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Almond Bredfhes
Defence As Courts
Decide For Inteerotion
By Victor CalvertOn

Richmond, Va. CANP) - Gov
ernor ]. Lindsay Almond Jr., in a
TV address bristling with defiance
and rebellion against the Govern
ment of the United States urged
the people of Virginia on Tuesday
night, never to yield to the deseg-
regation decision of the Supreme
Court.
The man who has been splitting
in the face of federal authority so
to speak ever since he became gov
ernor a year ago told his TV audi
ence our fight has just begun. q"
He reiterated his old charge that
the Supreme Court went into the
field of legislation in it's May IT,
1854 decision.
Almond declared that he knows
the desegregation decision was
wrong and that he does not pro-
pose as long as he is governor to
comply with that decision. He in
sisted that the nine men if the
highest court of the land commit
ted an error in handling down
their decision.
The governor used reports of
propagandists in Washington and
elsewhere on the desegregation ex-
perience in the capital to bolster
up his sagging case for school
desegregation in Virginia. He re-
peated the old argument about
health, morals and juvenile de-
in connection with inte-
grated schools in other parts of
the country.
Almond was forced to make a
speech to Virginians because of
the crumbling walls of school seq
regation accelerated by a double
barreled decision against the
states massive resistance program
on Monday, Jan. 10. On that date
the Virginia State Supreme Court