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CASE 4,
Dokoton Renominoted
For Senate by GO. p.

was the son Of the late Rev.
DR.. Herbert L. Case, a Metho-
dist minister, and Mrs. Mary
Case. a school teacher.
He served seven terms in the
House and was completing his
second term in the Senate.
In 1909, he moved with his
parents to Sturgis. S. OAK, at
tended high school there and at
Hot Springs, and was graduated
from Dakota Wesleyan and
Northwestern Universities.
During World War I, he was
a private in the Marine Corps,
and he had been a captain in
the Marine Reserves since 1897.
He edited newspapers in
Rapid City, Hot Springs and
Custer, S. OAK, in 1929.
During that period he proposed
the. Black Hills summer White
House for President Coolidge
and promoted development OF
South Dakota highways and
natural resources.
He made an unsuccessful race
for the House in 1884 before
being elected to the first Of
his seven terms in 1886.
Had Committee Rank
He was ranking Republican
member on the Public Works
Committee and the third rank
ing member of the Senate
Armed Services Committee. -
Senator Case was an early
opponent of "backdoor spend.
ing" practices in Government,
a form of financing through
Treasury borrowing rather
than by direct congressional
appropriation.
Other programs with which
he was identified included re-
search efforts to produce disable
water supplies from brackish
and sea water and weather cons.
troll studies including cloud.
seeding techniques.
The Senate recessed as a
mark of respect after brief
tributes by Majority Leader
Mansfield and Minority Leader
Dirksen. Senator Mundt, Re-
publican of South Dakota,
offered the customary resolu-
ton calling for the appoint
ment of a committee to attend
the funeral.
Senator Mansfield called
Senator Case a faithful and
dedicated" public servant and
said his death leaves a void
that will be hard to fill.
Senator Dirksen called his
Republican colleague "a living
profile in courage and devo-
ton" The Senate will fix a
day later for other Senators to
deliver eulogies.
He leaves his widow, the for
mer Myrtle Graves Of Mitchell,
S. OAK; one daughter, Mrs,
Jane Commander, and a
granddaughter, all Of the fam
lily address, 1885 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. His son, Francis
Higbee Case, jr., died in 1945.
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Thomas Brown, 70, Dies
Taught Physics at CIV

Thomas Benjamin Brown, 70,
professor emeritus of physics at
George Washington University
and a former president Of the
Washington chapter Of the
American Association Of Physics
Teachers. died after a heart
attack Wednesday at his home
in Pomona, Calf.
During his 40 years at George
Washington, both as a profess
sor and as executive officer of
the physics department, DR..
Brown lived at 1910 Twenty
third street North, Arlington.
DR.. Browns career as a ply
sicist began in 1908 when he
switched his curriculum at
Cornell University from engi-
neering to physics.
He received his bachelor Of
arts degree from Cornell in
1912 and earned his PhD. there
in 1916.
In 1917 DR.. Brown came to
George Washington as an as
sistant professor.
During World War II DR..
Brown worked at the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory here.
OF his many books and arti-
cles, DR.. Browns THE Founda-
tons of Modern Physics" pub
lished in 1949, became a
standard text.
He retired from George
Washington in 1857 and be-
came a visiting professor Of
physics at Harvey Mudd Col
lege in Claremont, Calf, in
1858.
DR.. Brown was a member Of
Sigma XII, a honorary research
society; the Washington Phil
oSOphical Society and Sigma
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Families" published by the
League Of Nations in 1889
Maternal and Child Welfare
Services in Latin America" ir
1910; a similar report on the
Soviet Union, published in 1915;
a GLOSSARY Of Child Welfare
Terms in Spanish, Portuguese
French and English"
The Smiths lived at the Park
Lane apartments, 2025 I street
NV. She also leaves two broth
ers, Israel. in New York City
and David, of Hollywood, Fla
Mrs. Smith willed her body
to the George Washington Uni
versity medical school.
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Announcement Of
Services by Chambers
4n Mrntnrtatt

BROOKS, OLIVIA. In loving remem-
brance Of my beloved aunt, OLIVIA
BROOKS, who departed this life
six years ago today, June -, 1865.
Dearest, aunt you are not forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more;
Yet IN memory you are with me,
As you always were before.
HER DEVOTED NIECE, HELEN
DYSON. AGNES DUCKETT. In loving
AGNES D. DYSON. who departed
this life on June -. 1860.
In our hearts a memory is kept
Ot one we loved and will never
HER DEVOTED FRIENDS. MAR
SSAREr KING LARRY AND HUs-
HAWKINS, WESTON W. In loving
memory Of my devoted husband,
WESTON w. HAWKINS, who passed
away June %. 1851.
Always. remembered.
M. LILLIAN HAWKINS.
MALLORY. THOMAS B. In memory
Of my dearly beloved father,
THOMAS B. MALLORY, who passed
away June %. 194S. Time shall
not diminish my memory or love
Ior you. EDWARD.
MIDDLETON, WILLIAM P. In loyins
ulSunOly OF MY husband, WILLIAM
p. MIDDLETON (BONNCY), who
passed away five years ago today
Always thinking Of you dear,
Wishing you were here.
miss you oh so very much,
I'm also lonely husband dear.
In my heart as the years 20 by
The memory of the one l love
Can never. never die
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, EDNA
MIDDLETON.
RIFFINS. ELLA AND FRANK, A tribute
OF love and devotion to the memory
Of our parents and grandparents
ELLA M. RIFFINS. who left us twt
years ago today. June %. 1850 and
FRANK A. RIFFINS. thirty-one YEAR
ago, March 25, 1881.
Though our hearts may break with
sorrow
By the grief so hard to bear.
We shall meet them some bright
morning
In the Upper Garden. there.
LUCY M. WILLS, AGNES E. NOR.
ROW.
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Vivian LIeweIIyn Page,
CoIorfuI Virginia Politician

NORFOLK, Va, June q
(AP.-Vivian Llewellyn Page
prominent attorney and color
full Virginia politician, once
tagged as the man who flights
the dragons single-handed,
died in a Norfolk hospital yes
terday. He was SO.
Mr.. Page represented Nor
folk in the General Assembly
from 1924 to 1912.
A funeral service will be held
at the H. D. Oliver Funeral
Apartments at IL am. tomor-
row. Burial will be in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Page jumped into the
Virginia political arena in 1923
and soon became a notable fig
ure with his cropped mustache,
double breasted coats and pearl
gray SpatS. He won election to
the House of Delegates that
year and served there until
1885 when he moved up to the
State Senate.
Soon after assuming his role
as a legislator, Mr.. Page rocked
the Virginia political boat when
he told a reporter he had taken
drinks with SO per cent of the
State legislators.
The Anti-Saloon League of
the prohibition era was shocked.
The State administration pro-
posed an investigation. The New
York Times sent a reporter in
to check the Virginia situation.
Said Page Of the statement at
tributed to him: ''The printed
report was substantial"
Mr.. Page pushed more than
300 bills through the legisla-
ture during his years in the
General Assembly.
In 1886 a Norfolk seat in the
State Senate became open with
the appointment of now Chief
Justice John w. Eggleston to
the State Supreme Court of
Appeals. While the Democratic
organization leaders were hud-
ding to decide on a candidate
for the seat, Mr.. Page an
nounced he would seek the
position. He had the jump on
other possible candidates and
was elected.
COlorful Campaigner
In 1887 he announced as a
candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor. Before the race could
shape-up. however, guberna-
torial candidate James H. Price
Endorsed an opponent of Mr..
Page for the lieutenant governor
post. MIR. Page immediately
withdrew and filed as a candi-
date for Governor against Mr..
Price who otherwise would have
been unopposed.
A colorful campaign quickly
developed, but Mr.. Price had
the pledges of most organiza-
ton men before Mr.. Page
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W. B. Mugruder, Jr., Retiree
OfCommerce Department

Willis B. Magruder, jr., rs, a
retired Department Of Com
merce shipping clerk, died yes
terday at Arlington Hospital
after an apparent stroke.
He lived at 1415 South George
Mason drive, Arlington.
Born in Washington, Mr.
Magruder was a graduate OF
the old Mckinley Manual
Training High School. A Boy
Scout leader in the 1930s, he
led Scout troops at Sherwood
Presbyterian Church. Twenty
second and Rhode Island ave-
niue NE, and at Brookland
Baptist Church, Sixteenth and
Monroe streets NE.
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and three sisters, Mrs. Mary
Galifaro of Washington. Mrs,
Grace Ferro of Wheaton and
Mrs. Rose Ferrara of Hyatts-
vile.
Mass will be said at 9 am.
tomorrow at st. Jude's Catho-
lie Church. 12701 Viers Mill
road, Rockville. Burial will be
in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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Mr.. Magruder retired from
the Commerce Department ir
1912.
He was a member of the Ma.
sons Naval Lodge No. 5.
Mr.. Magruder leaves his wife
Eunice B., of the home address,
a daughter, Mrs. Virginia M
Mcguire Of Chicago; a son
Donald R. Magruder of 305(
North Peary street, Arlington
and four grandchildren.
Services viii be at II am
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home. Fourteenth anc
Harvard streets NV, with
burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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CASE
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
ate District Committee in 1855
and 1854 and served on the
local legislative committee In
both the House and Senate. In
1859, he returned voluntarily to
the Senate committee despite
his increased responsibilities as
a senior Senator.
He made careful studies OF
voting rights for people of
Washington throughout his 25-
year Congressional career.
Worked for DC. Vote
At first an advocate of
home rule, Senator Case in
1859 became q crusader for a
constitutional amendment to
permit District residents to vote
for President and Vice PreSi-
dent.
He put this issue to its first
test vote in the Senate, as a
substitute for a home rule bill.
This effort failed.
But the vote itself focused
attention of Senators on the
amendment route to suffrage.
Later in the same session. Sen
ator Case co-Sponsored the pro-
posal which now has become
the Twenty-third Amendment
to the Constitution, guarantee
ing the presidential vote to
District citizens.
AS Senate District Committee
chairman, he steered through
Congress legislation establish
ing for the first time District
elections of party officers and
delegates to national presiden-
tial nominating conventions.
Representation Backed
AS late as May 25, he took
the Senate floor to say: II have
been friendly to voting rights
for the people of the District
of Columbia, and I do believe
there should be representation
for them"
He had become convinced in
his last years Of service that
the next step toward full Suf-
frage should be representation
for the District In the House of
Representatives. He was pre-
pared to fight for voting dele
gates.
The Senator was a perfec-
ZIONIST and a detailist in deal
ing with District problems. Per-
haps more than any one other
he was responsible for
construction Of both the Wood
row Wilson and the Constitu-
ton Avenue Bridges. He took
several boat rides down the Po-
tomac to try to satisfy both
and Federal guard
ians of the aesthetics on precise
locations.
Legislation which authorized
the Woodrow Wilson span
cleared during his tenure as
Senate District Committee
chairman.
Born in Everly, Iowa, on De-
cember 8, 1896. Senator Case
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AnuRutnnH
Dfaths
AsHURST. JU

JULES L. On Wednesday,
June 20. 1862. at WASHINGTON Hos
spital Center, JULES L. ASHURsT,
husband of Jackqueline Ashurst OF
of Roslyn and Terrie Ashurst, son
% of Mrs. Beatrice Ashurst and
brother Of Mrs. Matte Byrd, Mrs.
Janice Brackins, Harold and Nelson
Ashurst Of Fort Worth. Tex. He
relatives and friends Services will
be held Saturday. June 90. at IL
an, at 909 9Th st. NV. Interment
? Fort Worth. Tex. Arrangements by
the Greene Funeral Home, Alexan-
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Dratha

LEE, FANNIE. On wednesday. June 20.
1862 at Washington Hospital Cen
ter. FANNIE LEE Of 5510 Kansas
ave. NV, devoted wife Of Henry
Lee, loving mother Of William Nc
Gill and Mrs. Frieda Turner. She
also is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Mary Ford: one brother, Albert
Jet; ten grandchildren. other rela-
tiyes and friends, After 8 pm. Phi.
i fsy ygns G arifnd' H0 %ss Gag sss Il
Georgia ave. NV, where funeral
services viii be held at / pm.
Saturday, June %. Interment Carver
Memorial Cemetery.
MAGRUDER. WILLIS B., Jr. on
Thursday, June 81. 1862, at Ar
lington Hospital. WILLIS B. MA
GRUDEE; Jr.. OF l4l5 soqth
beloved husband Of Eqniee B.
ginia NJ. MCGUIRE and Donald r.
MaRruder. He also is survived by
four grandchildren. Services at the
9. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
18th 81. NV. on Saturday, June
% at IL am. parking facilities) q.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
MAGRUDER. WILLIS B.. Jr. Special
~ communication OF Naval
~ Lodge; No. 4, F. a; A. M.
wy ::5: i; e; e s 1;:s
brother WILLIS WILLIS B. nj %AoRTT gE l. Jf
ROLAND N. BROWN. seey.
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ATKINS, LOUISE. Members of the
n InterdenominationalC Church
Ushers Association Of D. c.,
81 Inc, are hereby notified
of the death Of our be-
n loved member, LOUISE
SfTTk!lSTz ATKINS. Funeral serv-
N41HRbI ices Saturday, June %.
at the Mount Lebanon Baptist
Church. S24 25th st. NV, at / pm.
ALMA c. HAWKINS, Pres.
IRENE q STANCII.
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MCBRIDE, JOSEPH PINK. Suddenly,
on Tuesday. June 10, 1862, JOSEPH
ne. devoted husband Of Evie Nc
Bride. He also is survived by six
DAUGHTERS, Georgia A. Campbell.
Nancy Goodman, Ruth L. Brown,
Evie Edwards, Lucille Baker and
Lula Quarles; two sons, Robert H.
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday, June 90. friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV. Services
Saturday. June %, at / pm, at
the New Bethany Baptist Church.
10th and N SITS. NV. the Rev. ]. J.
Roger officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. %
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GARNER, LEWIS THOMAS On sat.

Thomas o 'o oHRNE s Of ls sg9$b c LEWIS
tlcut ave. NV, husband OF Irene
Garner. He also is survived by othei
relatives and many friends. Friends
may call at the Malvan 4 Schey
Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey ave
Funeral services will be held At M
Mount Calvary Baptist Church, sol
North Carolina ave. Sc, on Sat.
urday. June %. at l pm. Inter.
ment Harmony Memorial Park
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FLORA SAUNDERS. Off
GERS and members Of
Golden Links, No; 569;
Household. are hereby no.
titled of the death Of
Sister FLORA SAUNDERS
NJ AR ALEz Wednesday,
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ATKINS, LOUISE. On Wednesday
june 20. 1862. at District Genera!
Hospital. LOUISE ATKINS Of l727
You st. NV. beloved mother Of Mrs
Marie Thompson, Mrs. Pearl Copper
and Robert Atkins she also is SUI
tives and friends. After pm
Friday. June 90. friends may call
at Latney's Funeral Home. 1881
Georgia ave. NV Funeral services
/ pm. Saturday, June %. at Mount
between H and Eye SITS. NV, the
Rev. Edgar Newton officiating. In
sterment Carver Memorial Cemetery
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FORD. HOWARD OLIVER. On Wedne

FORD. HOWARD OLIVER; On wednes-
Silver suP FoRp Of b agsn HiowSMESn i
beloved husband OF Iva Fern Ford
and father Of Baker Ford, Mrs.
Sandra Anglin and. Mrs. Connie
his mother. Mrs. Lillian Howard
Ford; a brother, Wilson Ford, and
two sisters. Mrs. Catherine Ewing
and Mrs. Olive Dyck Friends may
call at the Richey Bros. Funeral
Home, Upper Marlboro Nd, from
pm. until pm. Requiem mass
in st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Upper Marlboro. Md. on Saturday.
June %, at 10 am. Interment Mount
Carmel Cemetery
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FANTROY. ALICE V. on Tuesday.

ALICE '. Officers and
members OF Early Rose
Tabernacle. No. 81, A. /
o. Of Moses, are re-
quested to attend serV-
ices for Sister ALICE
FANTROY Friday. June
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Correspondents secy

BAILEY. NOVELLA. On Monday, June
Is, 1862. NOVELLA BAILEY Of
1884 Swami ST. NV, aunt Of Edward
and Robert Jones. She also is SUR
vived by other relatives and q host
Of friends. After pm. Friday,
June 90, friends are invited to call
NV. Holy mass will be offered at
SITS. Paul and Augustine Catholic
Church. 18th and v SITS. NV, on
Saturday, June 90. at am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. %
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22, 1862, at 7;30 pm, at the
Morris Carter Funeral Home, sos
II st. ne, Funeral Saturday. june
23; from jerusalem Baptist Church,
JOHN ARTHUR LIGHTFOOT. w. 8.
ELMIRA @. HENDERSON, Secy.
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M,eWuLIAMs BERNARD BROOKs

BOILING. On Thursday. June O 81
1862 at his residence, 5S06 Brad
ley blvd, Bethesda. Nd. BERNARD
BROOKS BOILING MacWILLIAMS,
beloved husband OF Emma Campbell
MacWilliams and father Of Bernard
MacWilliams and Jack A. MaeWil-
liams. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Monday. June 25. at
9:l5 am. Requiem mass at St. Bar
tholomew's Church. 5000 River I'd,
Bethesda, Nd. at 10 am. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. Rosary will
be recited at s pm. Sunday, June "a.
"a
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Bacon Funeral Home, 1922 7th st.
NV, Friday. June 90, at 8 pm:
home at IL am. Saturday, June %,
for GRAFTON. Nd, where funeral
services will be held at l pm.
LOUISE p. HAYWARD,
Most Noble Governor.
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MUNDsTUK, JACOB b. On Thursda,

June 81. 1862. JAcoB B. NUMB
sTUK Of 1705 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, Md. beloved husband
Of Retta Mundstuk and devoted
father Of Miss Anne Mundstuk Of
stuk OF Washington. ID. c. He also
Is survived BY a sister, Mrs. zeiina
and interment will be held IN De
troit. Mich, on Sunday. June "a.
Arrangements by the c. d. Qoldbera
4 Son Funeral Home, 4217 eth
st u W
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GoopMAN. HARRIETT. ON Frianr

ggns g. 1882. HARRIETT adooB5.'
wife Of Mr.. George W. Goodman
She also Is survived BY a sister
Mrs. Clara Brosnahan. and foul
nisces. Mrs. Evelyn Oslin, Mrs
Lillian Page, Mrs. Harriet HaIne
and Mrs. Ruth Burroughs. Friend
may call At her late residence aftei
pm. Friday, June %. wherI
services VIII be held on Sunday
June q at / u.m. Interment Ever
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MRS. MAE BRENT. Prsfect. ''''

MRS. MAE BRENT. Project.
BARBoR. BETTY Z. on Wednesday,
Sitsi. SEr 1SpI e. y BAR sBboEs0S Of H 1913
Spring lane. Fails Church. Va. be-
Of Kaye NJ. Barber. daughter Of Mrs.
Jetta NJ Burk and sister Of Mrs.
Katherine M. Rowe, Gerald D.
Burke and George c. Burke. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Arlington, Va, after 2 pm, Thurs
day, June 81. where services will
be held on Saturday, June %, al
pm. Interment Oakland Gene
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BAILEY. NOvELLA. All members of St
Paul and st. Augustine
~ Sodality are requested "a
AN meet for prayers at the
Jarvis Funeral Home. 1432
~ You st. NV, at 1880
~ pm, Friday, June %
REV. LEONARD HURLEY,
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day. june 20. ios9. at St c MsGnffs1
Hospital, JOSEPH o. HARRISON,
beloved husband OF Mrs. Bertha X
Harrison, brother Of Bessie, Ida and
o. Harrison. jr., and Mrs Raw q
Hummel of Richmond, Va, and
Sarah Ann Harrison. He also Is
survived by two grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th. st. and Massachusetts,
ave. ne. where services will be held
on Saturday, June 80, at 1:30 pm.
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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GORE. RELLA. On wsdns,d.v

20, 1859. ,REEIA T GORE ot i Iqhs
4 ST. ne: beloved mother Of James
Gore and sister Of Mrs. Claudia
Jacobs. She also is survived BY one
daughter-in-law,. Jean Gore: three
nisces, twelve nepheWs, a host Of
other relatives and friends. The
ate Mrs. Gore may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II
22, where services will be held
Saturday. June 90, at / pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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ls6s oEyER ri NEL IEen as I Survived
BY his father. Mr., Julian Nell; two
Ms sri M.a Mr' Ne Ro9 eTo S GSss and md
+ seph and Charles Nell; a devoted
aunt, Mrs. Mary Bembry; many
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday June 20. friends
may may, ea Hom a. the ~ " =, Bacon Fn'
where services will be held or
Saturday. June 90. at / pm. Inter.
ment Harmony Cemetery.
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isT, JULES l. A special com

ASHURST, JULES L. A special COM
a munication Of Corinthian
IN Lodge, No. is. F. A. NJ,
IN is hereby called for $3.50
MCN am. Saturday. June %.
MY 1862, at the Masonic
nv Temple, 10th and You
SITS. NV, for the purpose
of attending the funeral Of our
late brother, JULES L. ASHURST.
.r1zE aSSaSE Z Hl1 ENRiI,S al, u " "a.
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NOLAN, HARRIET EMERY. On Wednes.

day, June 20, 1862, at her residence
HARRIET EMERY NOLAN, beloV owe;
daughter Of Mrs. Sarah Emery anC
sister OF Edward Everett and Mar,
iorie Emery. Funeral from thu
above residence on Saturday, JunC
%, at 9:30 am. REQUIEM mass a
the Shrine Of the Most BLESSED
Sacrament at 10 am. Intermen
Mount OliVet Cemetery. %
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cH J96s 90 HA Insa J. MS 0R ysdnsgsssSSyEi
q las Monroe MH St. NV u oE sisteE
o. Mrs; Susie Z. Hawkins and Mr..
Pau Kelly. She also is survived
By many relatives and friends.
friends may call at the Malvan a
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, today
after nm, where funeral sery-
ices VIII be held on Saturday. June
. at 10 am. Interment Harmony
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MgNsoN. JANIS, sr. sgddenly, o.

aW pSse ~ sa7 St NV nv S SAMes
husband Of clara Mae Munson
Also surviving are his. mother, Mrs
Rosetta Munson; eight daughters
Adline McWain, Rosealee, Ruth
Barbour, Evelyn, Airline and Gloria
Munson: two sons, James, jr., ano
Leroy Munson: two sisters, Ann
Munson and Catherine Brady: thir.
teen grandchildren, other relatives
end friends. From to 10 p.m
Friday, June 22, friends may cal
'ne norman E r1heIsI home; t SUs
day, June %, at pm, at the
Greater New Hope Baptist Church
SIG Sth st. NV, the Rev c. H
Hamilton officiating. 1nterment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. 22'
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PEARSON, CLARENCE ARTHUR. On

PEAKSUN, CLAHENIE ARTHUR. On
ENcE sl ARTHU UTf PEARSON SON. formerly nef
Of 1901 Massachusetts, ave. NV,
husband Of the late Mary Conley
and STANLEY Pearson and Trands
father Of John Boyd Pearson. Mr..
Pearson rests at the Warner E.
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Nd.
parking facilities. Mass will be
offered for the repose of his soul
Saturday, June %. at $3.50 am.
at st. Michaers Catholic Church
sos Wayne ave, Silver Spring, Nd
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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"V sss. June u. I5ssi 4 South orsnss.
formerly Of Washington, D. G., Be.
loved wife Of Leslie E. Boehme.
mother of Betty B. Morders, sister
Of CHARLES M. Andre Of Fort Myers,
rsndsh hi snO Fren sS.' msy BY can 'T az
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
290l 14th st. NV. parking facil-
tiesl. Mass will be offered at ST.
AIMS Catholic Church, 400 Wis.
ave. NV. on Saturday. June 20, at
$50 am. for the repose Of her
soul. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. %